Happy that my co-edited volume on regional economic governance is published, after years of work with colleagues inside and outside of Singapore! Link to this book (first chapter free to download): doi.org/10.1142/14480

Previous articles in our occasional TRHS series on 'archival encounters' by historians include: Jeremy Goh's 'Digitised Sources, Materiality and "Interim Archives": Archive Encounters in Asia and the United Kingdom', bit.ly/41hIEE9 Available free Open Access #Skystorians

Happy to share my latest article on Business History! I discuss how the ethnic Chinese worked with European business interests and the government in building financial stability and trust in colonial Singapore doi.org/10.1080/0007... @businesshistory.bsky.social @warwickhistorypgs.bsky.social

As compared to big companies and banks, small and medium businesses are often less explored. Grateful for the wonderful opportunity to present my work on smaller Chinese remittance shopkeepers in a coffee shop setting in Singapore, as part of an esteemed team! @warwickhistorypgs.bsky.social

Happy to share some great news! 🎉My article has been accepted for publication in Business History. It explores the failure of the first ethnic Chinese bank in Southeast Asia, and how it shaped the making of new financial regulations in a multicultural environment. @businesshistory.bsky.social

Fantastic to see 2nd year Warwick History PhD Jeremy Goh have an article published in Transactions of the Royal Historical Society!

Our programme is here! Join us on 22-23 May for two jam-packed days of exciting research!

New in Transactions: 'Digitised Sources, Materiality and ‘Interim Archives’: Archive Encounters in Asia and the UK' In the first of an occasional series of reflections on international archives by early career historians, Jeremy Goh shares his experience working in south-east Asia. #Skystorians 1/2