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The 15th lecture
Tuesday 25th Jun. 2024 21:00-23:00(JST)
Speaker: Felix A. Jiménez Botta (Miyazaki International University)
Discussant: Ayako Sahara (Kyoritsu Women's University)
Title: ”Antifascism, Solidarity, and Human Rights: The Campaign for Latin American Political Asylum Seekers in 1970s West Germany”
The 14th lecture
Friday 17th Nov. 2023 22:00-24:00(JST) 14:00-16:00 (German time)
Speaker: Anka Steffen (University of Leipzig )
Discussant: Giorgio Riellio (European University Institute)
Title: "Spinning and Weaving for the Slave Trade: Proto-Industry in Eighteenth-Century Silesia"
The 13th lecture
Wednesday 13th Sept. 2023 21:00-23:00(JST) 14:00-16:00 (German time)
Speaker: Philipp Roessner(Manchester University)
Discussant: Lars Magnusson (Uppsala University)
Title: “Marx’s Missed Opportunity: Cameralist Visions of Commerce, Capitalism, and Wealth of Nations.
What conceptual history and continental approaches to political economy can tell us about the
origins of economic development" Abstract
The 12th lecture
Thursday 13th Jul. 2023 21:00-23:00(JST) 14:00-16:00 (German time)
Speaker: Lucas Haasis (Olenburg University)
Discussant: Anka Steffen (Europa-Universität Viadrina)
Title: “The Power of Persuasion. Becoming a Merchant in the 18th Century" Abstract
The 11th lecture
Thursday 13th Apr. 2023 21:00-23:00(JST) 14:00-16:00 (German time)
Speaker: Klaus Weber (Europa-Universität Viadrina)
Title: “Ideology and Spatiality: The „Kaiserreich“ as a non-Western model for Modernization in Meiji Japan, Qing China and the Ottoman Empire (1850-1918)” Abstract
Commentator: Syusaku kanazawa (Kyoto University)
The 10th lecture
Friday 16th Dec. 2022 22:00-24:00(JST) 14:00-16:00 (German time)
Speaker: Werner Scheltjens (Bamberg University)
Title: “North Eurasia as a Unit of World History” Abstract
Commentator: Markus Denzel (Leipzig University)
The 9th lecture
Friday 30th Sept. 2022 21:00-23:00(JST) 14:00-16:00 (Dutch time)
Speaker: Catia Antunes (Leiden University)
Title: “Global Entrepreneurial Culture, 1500-1800: Thoughts, Problems and Hypotheses”
Commentator: Lisa Hellman (Lund University)
Shim Jung Wook (Kyoto Sangyo University) Paper
The 8th lecture
Friday 29th Apr. 2022 22:00-24:00(JST) 13:00-15:00 (Portuguese time)
Speaker: Jeremy Land (University of Helsinki) and Rodrigo Dominguez (University of Minho)
Title: "A Convenient Relationship: Portuguese-American Trade before Independence, 1700-1775"
Commentator: Cátia Antues (Leiden University) Abstract
The 7th lecture
Friday 25th Feb. 2022 22:00-24:00(JST)
Speaker: Lisa Hellman（Bonn Center for Dependency and Slavery Studies）
Title: “Enslaved in Dzungaria: what an eighteenth-century crocheting instructor can teach us about overland globalisation” Paper
Commentator: Mario Cams (University of Macau)
The 6th lecture
Friday 10th Sept. 2021 21:00–23:00 (JST) 14:00-16:00 (Italian time)
Speaker: Giorgio Riello (Professor, European University Institute, EU/ Italy)
Title: "Failure and the Industrial Revolution: The East India Companies’ Procurement and the Rise of the British Cotton Textile Industry." Paper
Commentator: Tirthankar Roy (LSE)
The 5th lecture
Friday 18th June 2021 9:00–11:00 (JST)
Speaker: Mehmet Bulut (Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University)
Title: “A Comparison on the Ottoman and Western European Economic and Financial Systems in the early modern period.” Paper1 Paper2
Commentator: Toshiaki Tamaki (Kyoto Sangyo University)
The 4th lecture
Friday 9th April 2021 14:00–16:00 (German time)
Speaker: Magnus Ressel (Frankfurt University)
Commentator: Michael-W Serruys (Brest University)
The 3rd lecture
Friday 22 Jan. 2021 22:00-24:00 (JST)
Speaker: Professor Leos Müller (Stockholm University)
Title: "Sweden’s first global century, 1720-1815”
Commentator: Professor Francesca Trivellato (Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton)
The Second lecture
Wensday 16 Dec. 2020 22:00-24:00 (JST)
Speaker: Francesca Trivellato (Institute for Advanced Study)
Title: “Renaissance Florence and the Origins of Capitalism: A Business History Perspective ”
The First lecture
Friday 25 Sept. 2020 10-12am (Swedish time)
Speaker: Professor Lars Magnusson (Uppsala University)
Title: “CAMERALISM AS SONDERWEG OF GERMAN MERCANTILISM”
Commentator: Professor Philipp Roessner (Manchester University)