July 10-11th 2017, People’s History Museum, Manchester, Left Bank, Spinningfields, M3 3ER
| Paper Session 2A: Labour, Management and Democracy
Chair: Peter Hampson, Location: Coal Store |
| Swapnesh Masrani and Linda Perriton |
| Getting together, living together, thinking together: Tata Sons’ Staff College in the 1940s |
| Nicola Bishop |
| The Middle-Class Clerk as British Cultural ‘Everyman’ |
| Bill Cooke |
| McCarthyism and Loyalty Oaths 2.0: Signs and Strategies from History |
| Paper Session 2B: Strategies, Numbers, Codes and Machines
Chair: Chris Corker, Location: Meeting Room |
| Joseph Lampel, Ali Bayat and Mercedes Bleda |
| The National Response to Global Educational Metrics: When Do Governments Fall into Line? |
| Philip Garnett and Simon Mollan |
| The Business of Cryptography |
| Kevin Tennent |
| Le Corbusier, the town planners, and the corporate strategists. Or, the Corporation as a Machine for Working In |
Paper session 3: Communities, Crises and Survival. Chair: Des Williamson. Location: Coal Store
John Singleton
Approaches to Safety Management in Early 20th Century British Coal Mining
Jack Southern
Survival and protectionism: Industrial communities and cotton weaving in Lancashire c1850-1950
David Weir
One Family: Management and Crisis, the Men of 1914
| Paper Session 4B: Histories of International Business and Colonialism
Chair: Mitch Larson. Location: Meeting Room |
| Adéle Carneiro |
| From private to public development: alternatives for the development of administrative knowledge in the managerial context in Brazil
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| Ryosuke Takeuchi |
| Why did some multinational subsidiaries fail in subsidiary evolutions in Japan? The case of foreign multinational enterprise in Japan, 1950s-1990s
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| Billy Frank |
| State vs. Private Development Corporations in British Africa: 1945-1960 |
| Paper Session 4A: Entries, Exits, Breakages
Chair: * . Location: Coal Store |
| Aashish Velkar |
| Popular Politics and Managing Britain’s entry into the EEC during the 1970s: Some Lessons from Social History |
| Simon Mollan and David Smith |
| Zero Sum: What the business history of Donald Trump can teach us about the Trump era |
| Claire Frampton |
| How do live events about current issues i.e. about the migrant crisis keep museums in touch with audiences?
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