Friday, June 4 – Sunday June 6, 2021 (Virtual sessions may start as early as Monday, May 31)Hosted by Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC The Canadian Network for Economic History (CNEH) will be organizing (virtual) economic history sessions for the 2021 Annual Meeting of the Canadian Economics Association (CEA). Virtual sessions may start as early as Monday, May 31. The CNEH invites anyone wishing to present a paper on any topic related to economic history to submit an abstract through the CEA online portal (economics.silkstart.com/cpages/conference-submissions) by Friday, February 12, 2021. Abstract submissions of 250 words or less, in English or French will be accepted. When the online portal prompts authors to choose a “Track”, please select “Canadian Network for Economic History (CNEH)”. When prompted to choose… Read More »Call for Papers: CNEH Sessions at the 2021 Canadian Economics Association Conference / Appel à communications: Le Réseau canadien d’histoire économique (RCHE) au congrès de l’Association canadienne d’économique

The keynote presenters from the 2019 conference have graciously made their presentations available on the Conference programme page. You can also find them linked below.Donna Feir: Economic History and ReconciliationAnn Carlos: Globalization and The Canadian Fur Trade Conference participants are pictured below (click to enlarge).

Registration is now open for the 2019 Conference at CNEH 2019 Registration Page via the online system through Queen’s School of Policy Studies. The full programme can be found at CNEH 2019 Conference Programme. Full details about the conference itself are available at the 2019 Conference Page.

Ryan Macdonald, Chief – Economic Analysis Division, Analytical Studies, Methodology and Statistical Infrastructure Field Statistics Canada has passed along a useful list of a number scans done by their library to place historical publications into pdfs. They are avalailable at Resources page of the CENH site or via a PDF.

The schedule for the 2019 Conference has been posted online and is also available as a PDF. Full details about the conference itself are posted at the 2019 Conference Page.

Conference particulars are available below and a copy of this Call for Papers is available at 2019 Conference Call for Papers The Canadian Network for Economic History invites proposals for our 2019 conference, to be held on September 27-29 at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Papers will be considered on all topics, with some preference given to those relating to the theme: The economic history of Indigenous communities, and interactions between Indigenous and non-Indigenous economies in Canada. The CNEH is pleased to announce that Ann Carlos (University of Colorado at Boulder) will give the keynote address and Donna Feir (University of Victoria and Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis) will give the Mary MacKinnon Memorial Lecture. To be considered for inclusion on the program please email a 1-2 page abstract… Read More »Call for Papers for the 2019 CNEH Conference September 27 – September 29, 2019 Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario

Conference particulars are available above or at the 2017 Conference Page The Canadian Network for Economic History (CNEH) invites proposals for its next conference to be held on October 20-22, 2017 at the University of Toronto. Papers will be considered on all topics. To be considered for inclusion in the program please email a 1-2 page abstract to Shari Eli (shari.eli@utoronto.ca) and Gillian Hamilton (gillian.hamilton@utoronto.ca). The deadline for proposals is June 1, 2017. The program will be set and presenters notified by late-June. Graduate students and junior scholars are strongly encouraged to submit proposals. Funds may become available to partially reimburse travel and accommodation expenses for student participants. Information on the venue, registration, and program will be posted on www.economichistory.ca as it becomes available.  Le Réseau… Read More »Call for Papers for the 2017 CNEH Conference – October 22 – October 22, 2017 University of Toronto