Exploring Legal & Business History
I am currently a professor at Wilfrid Laurier University in the Department of History where I research the history of law, moral economies and business.
New Research and Presentations
Conference: NACBS, Baltimore
The Isle of Man and Global Britain: The Island’s Emergence as a Commercial Entrepot 1690-1740, November 10-12, Baltimore
Conference: ASLH, Philadelphia
Crime and Payment: Monetary Penalties, Imprisonment and Customs Enforcement in Early Modern Britain, October 26-29, Philadelphia
Lady Byron and the Impact of Women on Early Co-operative Thought
Discover new sources of early co-operative thought in Britain and especially the impact of Lady Byron's ideas on the movement in my new article. Have a look!
Smuggling Database
Explore the early modern smugglers' world and visit my new database on smuggling prosecutions
Can Moral Ideas Change Business?
Yes, they have! A new article explores how moral ideas reshaped business organization in England
The History of Corporate Law (rethought)
My new article on the history of corporate law, religious thought, and the long history of business and its social responsibilities is now available at Seattle University Law Review (link)