Histories and Futures of Business in a Turbulent World
本文从国际关系史视角，聚焦1880-1950年间两次世界大战、冷战和大萧条等危机，分析它们如何塑造企业、国家与全球治理框架之间的关系。
When it comes to events that have marked turning points in the relationship between global governance and business history, I have focused on the role of international crises to understand the forces shaping relations between firms, states, and global governance frameworks. Such an approach stems from the fact that I am primarily an historian of international relations, and much of my research and writing is concentrated on European and global history in the period from about 1880 to 1950. For me, the origins and course of the two world wars and the Cold War have been as important as crises of capitalism, such as the Great Depression.