"Global Entrepreneurial Culture, 1500-1800: Thoughts, Problems and Hypotheses "

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Speaker:

Catia Antunes (Leiden University)  

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Commentator:

Lisa Hellman (Lund University)  

Shim Jung Wook (Kyoto Sangyo University)

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Details (AAWH site)

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Daikaigi-shitsu, Graduate School of Humanities, Osaka University

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"THE INEVITABLE BREXIT

A SHORT HISTORY OF A LONG AND WINDY BREXIT ROAD FROM A UK PERSPECTIVE"

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Speaker:

Rien T. Segers（Professor of Clingendael Institute of International Relations The Hague, the Netherlands）

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Details (AAWH site)

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Daikaigi-shitsu, Graduate School of Humanities, Osaka University

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"The Launch of the Volunteer Fleet: Late Imperial Russia and “Empire Route”"

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Speaker:

Yukimura SAKON (Kyushu University, Faculty of Economics)

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Details (AAWH site)

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Daikaigi-shitsu, Graduate School of Humanities, Osaka University

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"Oceanic Frontiers as an Environmental Framework for the History of Global Japan"

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Speaker:

Jonas Rüegg (University of Zürich, Senior Research and Teaching Fellow in Global History)

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Details (AAWH site)

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Daikaigi-shitsu, Graduate School of Humanities, Osaka University

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"Globalisation and Decolonisation"

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Speaker:

A.G. Hopkins（Emeritus Professor, University of Cambridge, UK)

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Details (AAWH site)

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“A Convenient Relationship: Portuguese-American Trade before Independence, 1700-1775”

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Speaker:

Jeremy Land (University of Helsinki) and Rodrigo Dominguez (University of Minho)

Commentator:

Cátia Antues (Leiden University)

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Details (AAWH site)

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“Disaster Prevention in Japan 1885-1978: Natural Disasters, Scientific Expertise and Global Transfers of Knowledge"

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Speaker:

Julia Mariko Jacoby

（Lecturer, East Asian History, Albert-Ludwig University of Freiburg, Germany）

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Details (AAWH site)

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“Reformation of the Cinic World in Ancient Eastern Eurasia"

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Speaker:

Masaharu ARAKAWA（Emeritus Professor, Osaka University  Visiting professor, The Open University of Japan, Shimane Study Center）

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Details (AAWH site)

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“Enslaved in Dzungaria: what an eighteenth-century crocheting instructor can teach us about overland globalisation”

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Speaker:

Lisa Hellman（Bonn Center for Dependency and Slavery Studies）

Commentator:

Mario Cams (University of Macau)

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Details (AAWH site)

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“Indian guinée cloth, West Africa, and the French colonial empire 1826–1925: Colonialism and imperialism as agents of globalisation”

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Toyomu MASAKI（Kanazawa University）

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Details (AAWH site)

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“The Berlin –Rome –Tokyo Axis. From a Transnational to a Transimperial Perspective”

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Daniel Hedinger（LMU MÜNCHEN）

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Details (AAWH site)

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"Japan's Last Colonial Frontier: Settler Migration, Development and Expansionism in the Brazilian Amazon"

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Facundo GARASINO（Research Fellow, JICA Ogata Sadako Research Institute for Peace and Development）

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Details (AAWH site)

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"The Limits of Westernization: American and East Asian Intellectuals Create Modernity, 1860-1960"

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Jon Davidann（Professor of History Hawai'i Pacific University）

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Details (AAWH site)

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"Failure and the Industrial Revolution: The East India Companies’ Procurement and the Rise of the British Cotton Textile Industry."

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Giorgio Riello (Professor,  European University Institute, EU/Italy)

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Commentator: Tirthankar Roy (LSE) 

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Details (AAWH site)

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"Transpacific Visions: Connected Histories of the Pacific Across North and South "

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Yasuko Hassall Kobayashi（Associate Professor, College of Global Liberal Arts Ritsumeikan University ）

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Details (AAWH site)

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"The United States after 1783: an American or a British Empire?"

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A.G. Hopkins（Emeritus Professor, University of Cambridge, UK)

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Details (AAWH site)

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Sixth European Congress on World and Global History

Minorities, Cultures of Integration, and Patterns of Exclusion

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Programme

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"A Comparison on the Ottoman and Western European Economic and Financial Systems in the early modern period."

 

Mehmet Bulut (Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University)  

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Commentator: Toshiaki Tamaki (Kyoto Sangyo University)  

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Details (AAWH site) 

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"Factories Behind the Storefront: The four Cantonese small tigers, Hong Kong Asia-Pacific, and histories of flexibility"

 

Andrew Liu (Villanova University)

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Organizers: Giorgio Riello (EUI) and Glenda Sluga (EUI)

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Details (AAWH site) 

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"Japanese Americanists' visions of the Asia-Pacific order: From the prewar to the postwar years"

 

Hiroo NAKAJIMA（Professor, Osaka School of International Public Policy Department of Comparative Public Policy, Osaka University）

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Details (AAWH site) 

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"Japanese Silver and the Namban Trade in 16th Century Japan"

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Mihoko OKA（Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies, University of Tokyo）

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Details (AAWH site) 

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"The German Empire and Trade with the Caribbean in the 18th century.  The Business Ventures of Friedrich von Romberg(1729-1819)"

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Magnus Ressel (Frankfurt University)

Commentator: Michael-W Serruys(Brest University)

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Details (AAWH site) 

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The British Empire after A.G. Hopkins’ American Empire

 

Jay Sexton（Kinder Institute, University of Missouri）

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Details (AAWH site) 

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An approach to the medieval global history of Britain from the long eleventh to the long sixteenth-century: Beyond the sea horizon

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Hirokazu Tsurushima（Kumamoto University,  Emeritus Professor)

 

Details (AAWH site) 

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Wartime Business Circles in Osaka:the road to ’Greater East Asian Co-prosperity Sphere’

大阪財界と戦時ー大東亜共栄圏への道

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Tsuyoshi Takiguchi  / 瀧口　剛（Professor, Graduate School of Law and Politics, Osaka University/ 大阪大学法学研究科　教授)

 

Details (AAWH site) 

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"People's Diplomacy: The Transformation of U.S.-China Relations in the Cold War"

冷戦変容期における米中人民外交の展開

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Kazushi Minam

(Associate Professor, Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University)

 

Details (AAWH site) 

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"The Visual Politics of Map-fare: Using Early-Modern Chinese and Korean Maps to Understand the South China Sea Disputes"

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William A. Callahan 

(Professor of International Relations, Department of International Relations, the London School of Economics and Political Science)

 

Details (AAWH site) 

Details  (Critical Global Studies Institute, Sogan University) 

 

 

"Philippine Asianist thought and Southeast Asian Pan-Asianist action in the "periphery" of Asia at the turn of the twentieth century"

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Nicole CuUnjieng Aboitiz

(Clare Hall, University of Cambridge)

 

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Details

 

"Globalizing University History Education: Diversity, Trans-borders and Intersectionality"

 

→The Conference Page

 

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Nakanoshima Centre, Osaka University​

 

 

"Rethinking the American Empire"

 

Emeritus Professor A.G. Hopkins (University of Cambridge & University of Texas, Austin)

 

Global History Seminar Series

Graduate School of Letters, Osaka University​

 

 

The Fifth European Congress on World and Global History "Ruptures, Empires and Revolutions"

 

Central European University and Corvinus University,

Budapest on August 31- September 3, 2017

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Bandung Humanisms: Towards a New Understanding of the Global South 

 

Nanyang Technological University

 

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Global History in East Asia: Coordination and Innovation 

 

Institute for Global History of BFSU

(co-hosted by Asian Association of World Historians & Information Centre for Worldwide Asia Research)

 

 

Making and Changing Spaces of Action under the Global Condition

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Universität Leipzig 

Global Nodes, Networks, Orders: Three Global History Workshops on Transformative Connectivity 

 

Universiteit Leiden 

A Comparison of History Education in East Asian Universities

 

JSPS Global Initiatives:

International Comparative Research on How to Adapt Nation-State Oriented University History Education to the Era of Globalization

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Osaka University  

A Conference on World History at the Crossroads of the Pacific

 

Hawai'i Pacific University

 

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Mobility and Circulation in the Eastern Indian Ocean World (from the beginnings until 1500) 

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Centre for Archaeological Studies & Training, Eastern India (CASTEI)