Business History Review is a journal with a long and prestigious history in the academic community, published by the President and Fellows of Harvard College. Since its inception in 1926, it has been a pioneer in the study of business history, initially issued in the form of the Bulletin of the Business Historical Society. The journal's mission is to advance the academic field of business history by publishing high-quality articles based on rigorous primary research. These articles delve into significant debates in business history, offer comparative perspectives, and broaden the understanding of business historical topics. The areas of focus for the journal include entrepreneurship, corporate development, the evolution of business systems, and key issues such as innovation, globalization, and regulation.

Furthermore, it deeply explores the interplay between enterprises and political systems, as well as the impact of business activities on the environment—topics that are particularly important in today's context of globalization and sustainable development. Through these studies, the journal aims to provide new perspectives for understanding business history and offers valuable resources for the academic community, the education sector, and the public interested in business history.