Harvard Business School

Business history provides a unique resource to enable educators, practitioners, and policymakers to learn from the past through rich and nuanced evidence on the key issues faced by the world today. Since the work of Joseph Schumpeter and the Research Center in Entrepreneurial History in the 1940s, Harvard has taken an interdisciplinary and global approach to understanding business history.

BUSINESS HISTORY REVIEW 

BHR is a top-tier academic journal that began publication in 1926. Since 2011, it has been distributed by Cambridge University Press.

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IN LATEST ISSUE

"Green Innovation Systems in Swedish Industry, 1960–1989"
By Ann-Kristin Bergquist and Kristina Söderholm


Winter 2011 

BAKER LIBRARY HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS

From its inception, Baker Library has collected rare and unique materials that focus on the evolution of business and industry.

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FEATURED EXHIBIT

The Heard papers, one of the largest collections of business records relating to the nineteenth-century China trade, present a look into momentous events of Sino-Western relations and the day-to-day activities of American traders in the treaty ports.


A Chronicle of the China Trade