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 This online forum focuses on the&nbsp\; diplomatic and economic relations 
 of the Sulu sultanate from around 1700-1900. Situated at the crossroads of
  international trading routes\, Sulu witnessed unprecedented political and
  economic expansion underpinned by a tenacious sultanate that brought unde
 r its realm diverse ethnicities from surrounding regions\, including Palaw
 an\, Mindanao and Borneo. The Sulu sultans and their chiefs actively promo
 ted international connections to facilitate trade and to achieve their rel
 ated political goals. They notably carried out diplomatic and treaty-relat
 ions with several powers\, including both European and East and Southeast 
 Asian ones. This forum intends to take stock of the region's recent histor
 iography and identify historiographical gaps to enrich or revise existing 
 assumptions and orthodoxies. How did the Sulu sultanate negotiate its poli
 tical and economic interests as reflected in its diplomatic correspondence
 s and treaty relations? How did the leaders and peoples of Sulu adapt to t
 he changing political and economic circumstances of the period? By bringin
 g scholars from Asia and Europe\, this forum also aims to initiate a livel
 y academic dialogue that could lead to comparative perspectives and furthe
 r collaborative international work.\n&nbsp\;\nTime:&nbsp\;\n12 NN -3 PM Ce
 ntral European Time\n6 PM - 9 PM Philippine Standard Time\n&nbsp\;\nProgra
 m\nSession 1 \n'Re-imagining Sulu: Diplomacy and Economy in the 1830s'\nBi
 rgit Tremml-Werner\, Stockholm University\nEleonora Poggio\, Linnaeus Univ
 ersity\nAriel Lopez\, University of the Philippines\n&nbsp\;\n'The diploma
 cy of the Sulu Sultana Inchi Jamila (1881-1913)'\nAyshia Kunting\, Western
  Mindanao State University\n&nbsp\;\n'Indigenous historiography in Mindana
 o and Sulu. Reflections on sources and scales'\nElsa Clavé\, University of
  Hamburg\n&nbsp\;\nQ and A\n&nbsp\;\nBreak\n&nbsp\;\nSession 2\n'Sulu and 
 its Chinese connections'\nDarwin Absari\, University of the Philippines\n&
 nbsp\;\n'The idea of sovereignty in Sulu'\nStefan Amirell\, Linnaeus Unive
 rsity\n&nbsp\;\n'The limits of loyalties\, shifting alliances: the case of
  Alejo Alvarez and Vicente Alvarez'\nFelice Noelle Rodriguez\, Universidad
  de Zamboanga\n&nbsp\;\nQ and A\n&nbsp\;\nEND\n&nbsp\;\nTo participate\, p
 lease register in advance via:\nseminars@sea-treaties.org&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Online Forum: Re-Imagining Sulu: Global and Local Connections\, c. 
 1700-1900
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URL:https://sea-treaties.org/index.php/events/24-online-forum-re-imagining-
 sulu-global-and-local-connections-c-1700-1900
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