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Welcome!

Welcome to the web site of the Conference on Historical Analysis & Research in Marketing (CHARM).  The primary function of this web site is to make available information regarding future and past CHARM conferences as well as other information that might be of interest to marketing historians.  The CHARM Association is an extension of CHARM.  It exists to organize and promote CHARM as well as to facilitate historical research in marketing more generally. CHARM is affiliated with the new Journal of Historical Research in Marketing and has a longstanding relationship with the Journal of Macromarketing.


Join us in New York in 2011!

May 19 - 22, 2011

Call for papers and more information will be posted soon.


What do marketing historians do?
Find out. View this video recorded at the 2009 CHARM.

Are you a Facebook devotee?

Join the new CHARM Facebook group. Exchange ideas, articles, papers, pictures or links with fellow CHARMers. Click on the image at left.


Emerald Publishing's Journal of Historical Research in Marketing - an outlet for research on marketing history

The Journal of Historical Research in Marketing (JHRM) is the only quarterly, peer-reviewed journal publishing high quality, original, academic research that focuses entirely on marketing history and the history of marketing thought. 

Detailed information about JHRM, calls for papers, submission procedures, and editorial board are available here. Information on JHRM on the Emerald Publishing website is available here.


Please check the menu to your left for links to information about CHARM and the CHARM Association.  If you have suggestions about other information, resources, or Internet links to information that would be of interest to marketing historians, please let us know.

 

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