Article ID: CBB120144541

Recent Trends in the Business History of Russia: The Blurry Borders of the Discipline (2022)

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The article analyzes recent trends in the business history of Russia and its interrelations with mainstream business history. The authors explore the extent to which the business history of Russia can contribute to the development of the discipline. To do so, they use an “alternative business history” framework. They argue that Russian business history is a disciplinary hybrid. As such, it can reasonably be considered as an interesting testing ground for business history, which seems to be searching for a new identity among history, economics, and organizational and managerial studies. In addition, Russian business history still has considerable potential for providing new voices and stories and for contributing to international debates and a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between enterprise, state, and society.

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Article Andrea Colli; Andrea Lluch (2022) Introductory Note: Franco Amatori and Comparative Business History. Business History Review (pp. 237-244). unapi

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Authors & Contributors
Donzé, Pierre-Yves
Fujioka, Rika
Wiener, Anna
Austin, Gareth
Loving, Rush, Jr.
Bátiz-Lazo, Bernardo
Concepts
Business history
Socialism
Silicon Valley (California)
Computers and computing
Risk management
Competition, International
Time Periods
20th century, late
21st century
Modern
20th century
Places
United States
Russia
Asia
Soviet Union
San Francisco (California)
Lithuania
Institutions
Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration
Facebook (firm)
Google (firm)
Nintendo Co.
Intel Corporation (firm)
Du Pont Company
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