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Please find below details of a workshop on "The European Retail Trade and the Clothing Industry in Historical Perspective (late 19th to 20th Centuries)", which will take place in June in Bad Homburg. For further informations, please contact Andrea Schneider (ahschneider@unternehmensgeschichte.de  or Julia Hoppe (hoppe@unternehmensgeschichte.de)Best wishesLauraProf. Laura UgoliniProfessor of HistoryJoint editor, Textile HistoryDept. of History, Politics, War StudiesFaculty of Social SciencesRoom MC334University of WolverhamptonWolverhamptonWV1 1LY_______________________________The workshop on "The European Retail Trade and Clothing Industry in Historical Perspective (late 19th to 20th Centuries)" will take place at the Historische Kolleg, Bad Homburg on 11/12 June 2015.It’s organized by the University of Regensburg (Chair for Economic and Social History) and the German Society for Business History (GUG).Draft programme:Workshop: «The European Retail Trade and the Clothing Industry in Historical Perspective (late 19th to 20th Centuries)»Thursday, 11 June 2015:14:00 Welcome Andrea Schneider (Frankfurt a.M.), Mark Spoerer (Regensburg)14:15 Andrew Godley (Reading), The Emergence of the Cold Chain in British SupermarketFood Retailing15:15 Christina Linsboth (Vienna), Bekleidungseinzelhandel in Wien (ca. 1880 bis 1914)16:15 Coffee Break16:45 Julia Schnaus (Regensburg), Die deutsche Bekleidungsindustrie 1900-1975 – einÜberblick17:45 Roman Köster (Munich), The Relocation of the West European Clothing Industryduring the 1970s and 1980s19:30 DinnerFriday, 12 June 2015:8:30 Uwe Balder (Regensburg), Entwicklungslinien des deutschen Textileinzelhandels inder ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts9:30 Aziza Freutel (Frankfurt a.M.), Die Entwicklung des deutschen Textileinzelhandelsvon 1949 bis 198910:30 Coffee Break11:00 Rika Fujioka (Kansai Japan), Competition between department stores and fastfashion retailers for suppliers12:00 Lunch13:00 Anna Pauli (Regensburg), Verkaufsinnovationen im Textileinzelhandel der WeimarerRepublik14:00 Peter Hörz (Göttingen)/Marcus Richter (Marburg), Abercrombie &#38; Fitch – einehistorisch-sozialwissenschaftliche Annäherung15:00 Final Comment and final Discussion16:00 EndParticipants:Prof. Dr. Johannes Bähr (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)Dr. Ralf Banken (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)Kai Bosecker (Draiflessen)The workshop will be held: Historisches Kolleg, Am Wingertsberg 4, 61348 Bad Homburg v. d. Höhe.For further informations, please contact Andrea Schneider (ahschneider@unternehmensgeschichte.de&#60;mailto:ahschneider@unternehmensgeschichte.de&#62;) or Julia Hoppe (hoppe@unternehmensgeschichte.de)&#60;mailto:hoppe@unternehmensgeschichte.de&#62;.Information about the German Society for Business History (GUG) can be found at:http://www.unternehmensgeschichte.de/?seite=home_englisch&#38;sprache=en