Our Contributors
A collective of esteemed historians, economists, and scholars dedicated to objective historical analysis.
Meet Our Authors
Our articles are authored by specialists in their respective fields, ensuring academic rigor and depth.
Specializing in 19th-century corporate structures and capital markets. Author of 'The Corporate Leviathan'.
Focuses on the intersection of Gilded Age philanthropy, public perception, and political influence.
Researches the adoption of transformative technologies, from the telegraph to electrification, and their societal impact.
An expert on railroad development and its effect on American expansion and legal frameworks.
Analyzes the history of antitrust law and government regulation of industry from 1880 to the present.
Her work models the economic effects of industrial monopolization and financial panics in the late 19th century.
A Platform for Scholars
The Industrialist Archives provides a venue for academics to publish rigorous, long-form historical analysis for a wide but serious audience. Our editorial process is collaborative and respects the intellectual integrity of our authors while ensuring adherence to our core principles of neutrality and evidence-based reporting.
We are always interested in connecting with scholars and historians whose work aligns with our mission. If you are an academic with a background in American industrial history, economic history, or related fields, we invite you to get in touch with our editorial board to discuss potential collaborations or submissions.
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