Journal of Management History

Intersectional history: exploring intersectionality over time

What is new in “a new history of management”?

The Giza pyramid: learning from this megaproject

In search of transparency: ANTi-History, memorials and resistance

Formation of management thought in Russia and early USSR from the 1800s to the 1920s: Heroes and their creations

Corpus linguistics, newspaper archives and historical research methods

The racialization of immigrants in Canada – a historical investigation how race still matters

Gendering multi-voiced histories of the North American space industry: the GMRD White women

Social responsibility by Australian football clubs in the 1890s

The role of non-corporeal Actant theory in historical research

A Colombian classic management thinker: Alejandro López Restrepo

Carolyn R. Dexter’s legacies: a broader perspective on faculty work productivity and impact

Chinese workers’ history: passive minds docile bodies

Managing projects in war-torn societies: A case study from Kosovo principles, practices and challenges of “project management” in conflict zones

Labour economy: do unions really influence sourcing decisions?

The big bang: the birth of human resource management in New Zealand hotel sector

The narrative cleansing of Andrew Carnegie: entrepreneurial generativity as identity capital

Taking Britain from darkness into light: The social construction of the “professional businessman” during World War I

Retaining the social goal: role of path creation in for-profit social enterprises

Reading “Canadian” management in context: development of English and French education

In search of continuity: Theoretical and methodological insights from a case study of a Polish centennial company

Researching the history of marginalized issues in management research

Contextual analysis and newspaper archives in management history research

African American women leadership across contexts: Examining the internal traits and external factors on women leaders’ perceptions of empowerment

Reconciling the historical divide between strategy process and strategy content

Leadership and the significance of formalized organizational structures: Crazy Horse vs Custer

The business model of a Benedictine abbey, 1945-1979

Contested internal legitimacy: the emergence of organized academic entrepreneurship

Fred Harvey and the Harvey girls: The management innovator who civilized dining in the Wild West

Finding a turn in Canadian management through archival sources

Whirling in between the personal and the impersonal: The quest for the marrow of organizational goals, and the lessons to be drawn thence

The implementation of ship and port facility security policy based on ISPS code at PT Pelindo II (Cirebon branch)

Achieving selves: From psychohistory to narratology in the analysis of entrepreneur life-writing