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links of interest on the web

This listing is not meant to be all-inclusive, but rather to provide a starting point for the exploration of business and economic history materials available on the Web. Many of the links provided will lead to other useful resources. We concentrate primarily on academic sites and on materials useful for teaching and research. Except for journal subscription information, we generally do not include sites that require payment, and we include commercial sites only if they offer free on-line examples of materials.

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Items marked with an * are Business History Conference resources.


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meta-lists

organizations


e-mail lists

blogs

journals


magazines and newspapers

Most of these journals have some free content but complete access requires a subscription. Many academic libraries carry institutional subscriptions.

book series

prizes and awards

grants and fellowships


centers and academic programs

working papers

museums

archives


libraries and links: holdings, guides, finding aids

audio and video resources (This section contains links to historical and documentary films; links to entertainment-style films are still to come.)

documents and e-texts

data sets, statistics, and annual reports


digitized materials and on-line exhibits


specific topics (a few examples of what can be found by searching under specific themes.)

useful tools

consulting firms




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Page created March 23, 2009; last updated, January 30, 2013.
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