PEAES @ 25: Retrospect and Prospect

The Program in Early American Economy and Society (PEAES) was founded in 1999 to support advanced research in the history of American economy, including commerce, technological innovation, finance, business, and other fields. In its first twenty-five years PEAES has supported post-doctoral, dissertation, and short-term fellowships, sponsored conferences, and published scholarly monographs through a book series.

PEAES @ 25: Retrospect and Prospect takes the opportunity to reflect on the program's accomplishments in the first twenty-five years under the leadership of Dr. Cathy Matson and to think forward to the challenges and opportunities of the next twenty-five years. What are the questions, methods, and approaches that will guide the next generation of scholarship? How can PEAES best support scholars of early American economy and political economy going forward?

See the conference program here: https://librarycompany.org/academic-programs/peaes/peaes-at-25-retrospect-and-prospect/peaes-at-25-program-2/

Dr. Cathy Matson, Director of PEAES, Emerita

Host or Publisher Temple Early Atlantic Seminar (TEAS)