下記の通り、近世アジア史に関する国際ワークショップ「Early Modern Maritime Asia from Global Perspectives」を12月13・14日(金・土)に東京大学本郷キャンパス（法文2号館第3会議室）で開催します。ご関心の方はどなたでも参加いただけます。ご参加いただける方は、12月10日(火)までに以下のgoogle formsから参加登録をお願いいたします。
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PROGRAMME
Workshop: Early Modern Maritime Asia from Global Perspectives
Date: 13 And 14 December 2024
Venue: Meeting Room 3, Faculty of Letters, Hongo Campus, The University of Tokyo
DAY 1: FRIDAY 13 DECEMBER
Opening Remarks: 14:00-14:30
Ryuto Shimada, Cátia Antunes and Okubo Shohei
SESSION I: 14.30-15:30
Cátia Antunes, Leiden University
Bank Courant and Bank van Lening (1746-1794)
Shohei Okubo, Ryukoku University
Opium Interests in Batavia, c. 1740-1800: Amidst the Transformation of Opium Supply Chains in the Indian Ocean
SESSION II: 16:00-17:30
Susana Münch Miranda, New University of Lisbon
Tax-Farming in the Dutch and the Portuguese Empires – A Comparison
Mengxing Yu, Kyoto University
The Global Circulation of Timber over the Long Eighteenth Century: Java, East Asia, and the West
Yusuke Yoshioka, The University of Tokyo
Cowrie Shells for Business or Diplomacy? : The Dutch-Maldives Relationship, 1706-1760
DAY 2: SATURDAY 14 DECEMBER
SESSION III: 10:00-12.00
Gijs Dreijer, Leiden University (online – in USA)
Dutch Maritime Jurisdictions in the Atlantic and Asia 1740-1830
Juliette Françoise, University of Geneva (online – in Canada)
French Comptoirs in India (1730s-1790s): Examining the Links between Coinage, Commodity Trade and Colonial Tax-Farming (1730s-1790s)
João Paulo Salvado (University of Évora) and Susana Münch Miranda (New University of Lisbon)
The China Trade via Lisbon, 1770-1820 – A Historiographical Problem?
Rie Takagaki, Niigata University
Revolution and Reorganization: Rebuilding Spanish Trade Routes to Asia in Times of Crisis, 1785-1834
Lunch break
SESSION IV: 13.00-15.00
Shinsaku Kato, Shiga University
Reorganising Trade: The Dutch East India Company in Surat during the Late Eighteenth Century
Chisa Mizobuchi, The University of Tokyo
Elephants for British Colonialists: The British East India Company, Science, and Symbol of Sovereignty, 1798-1842
Filipa Ribeiro da Silva, International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam)
Reconstructing the Iberian Slave Trade in Asia: Combining Traditional and New Methods
Yang Liu, Oxford University
Macao’s Moral Maze: Sino-Portuguese Efforts Against the Early Modern Chinese Slave Trade
General Discussion: 15:20- 16.00
*This workshop is an event organized by the research project of “Early Modern World and ‘Religious Identities’: Mobility, Local Communities and State Policies” in the framework of JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research A (22H00014).