New Books in Economic and Business History
New Books Network
Booking Overview
This podcast features academic authors discussing newly published research in economic and business history, usually with another expert on the topic. It’s a strong fit for booking scholarly guests who can translate complex research into clear, public-facing insights.
Metrics
1563 episodes, Weekly, 4.7 rating
<1k, Neutral, USA
30s Ad: 10 - 12, 60s Ad: 12 - 14, CPM Category: Education
Contact Information
Description
This podcast is a channel on the New Books Network. The New Books Network is an academic audio library dedicated to public education. In each episode you will hear scholars discuss their recently published research with another expert in their field.
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Host
New Books Network
Categories
Books, Arts, History, Business, Social Sciences, Society & Culture
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Booking Requirements
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Typical Credentials:
Academic scholars and authors with recently published research (typically recent monographs from major university presses). Examples include university faculty and established researchers in economic/business history and adjacent fields (political economy, finance, institutions).
Required Achievements:
Recent book publication with a major academic press (e.g., Oxford UP, Cambridge UP, University of Pennsylvania Press), University faculty appointment (e.g., assistant professor), Recognized scholarship in economic/business history or political economy
Recent Guest Discussions
Alice von Bieberstein - Sovereign Accumulation; Post-genocide Turkey; Political Economy Of Property Regimes And Citizenship, Gerald F. Davis - Corporate Power In The 21st Century; Diagnosing/containing Big Tech; Antitrust And Monopolistic Power, Jesper Rangvid - Impact Of Low Interest Rates; Global Trends; Drivers And Future Path Of Rates
Recent Topics
Economic History, Business History, Political Economy, Antitrust, Finance, Institutions, Inequality, Corporate Power, Genocide Studies, Historical Research
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