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AAHANZBS Annual Conference
An annual event with sessions on research and teaching
Bringing together historians of business, labour, economic, accounting, mining, transport and other areas in business to promote historical research and teaching.
About AAHANZBS
The Academic Association of Historians in Australian and New Zealand Business Schools (AAHANZBS) was launched in 2009 with the support of the Business and Labour History Group, and the University of Sydney Business School.
It aims to bring together historians of business, labour, economic, accounting, mining, transport and other areas in business and management schools in Australia and New Zealand together to promote historical research and teaching.
We hold an annual conference with sessions on research and teaching and a postgraduate forum. We also seek research grants and publication in highly regarded journals.
Previous conferences
Explore our previous AAHANZBS conferences.
- Theme: Learning from the Past
- Host: The University of Sydney Business School
- Plenary Speaker: Professors Bradon Ellem The University of Sydney
- Theme: Challenging Historical Amnesia
- Host: The University of Sydney Business School
- Plenary speaker: Professor Hans Pols The University of Sydney.
- Theme: The Historical Dimension
- Host: The University of Sydney Business School
- Plenary speaker: Professor Martin Shanahan, University of South Australia
- Theme: Institutions and Change
- Host: Auckland University of Technology
- Plenary speaker: Professor John Singleton, Sheffield Hallam University, UK
- Theme: Frontiers of historical research
- Host: The University of Sydney Business School
- Plenary speaker: Professor Michael Quinlan, University of NSW
- Theme: Why history?
- Host: The University of Sydney Business School
- Plenary speaker: Professor Chris Howell, Oberlin College, Ohio, US
- Theme: Alternative business histories
- Host: Macquarie University
- Plenary speaker: Professor Cheryl S McWatters, The University of Ottawa, Canada
- Theme: Global business practices in historical perspective
- Host: Auckland University of Technology Business School, NZ
- Plenary speaker: Professor Raymond Markey, Macquarie University