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Online Seminar: Pandita, Bichara and Moro historical diplomacy

Presenter: Isaac Donoso (University of Alicante) Pre-registration required.
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2024
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Conference: Treaty-Making and Cross-Cultural Diplomacy in Asia (16th-20th centuries)

Venue: Manila, Philippines
Conference organized by the Historical Treaties of Southeast Asia research project.
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2024
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Online Seminar: England-India Treaty Relations During the 19th Century in International Law.

Presenter: Prabhakar Singh (BML Munjal University) Pre-registration required.
23
Oct
2024
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Online Forum: Re-Imagining Sulu: Global and Local Connections, c. 1700-1900

Pre-registration required. The program consists of six different presentations and two Q&A sessions.

Past Events

11
Sep
Presentation of the Historical Treaties of Southeast Asia Database
K1046, Linnaeus University, Vaxjo.
In connection with the ENIUGH Congress at Linnaeus University, Sweden, Stefan Amirell and Johan
10
Sep
Congress Panel: Treaty-making in Comparative Perspective
M1088, Linnaeus University, Vaxjo.
ENIUGH panel: Between Indigenous Agency & Imperial Expansion - Treaties in Africa, Asia & Americas
06
Jun
Online Seminar: Arthit Jiamrattanyoo (Chulalongkorn University): Colonizing Blood Covenants: Ritualized Friendship and Contractual Colonialism in the Spanish Conquest of the Philippines.
Presenter: Arthit Jiamrattanyoo (Chulalongkorn University Pre-registration required.
06
Jun
Ariel Lopez, Eleonora Poggio and Birgit Tremml-Werner will present a joint paper at the Austronesian Research Seminar in Hamburg
Paper about trade from China to Sulu-Mindanao-Borneo through a Southeast Asian maritime lens
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May
Panel “Tools of Power in Global Diplomacy, 1400-1900” at the New Diplomatic History Conference in Aix-Conference presentation organized by Birgit Tremml-Werner
Panel in Aix explores Asian diplomacy (15th–19th c.) via cases from the Middle East & Southeast Asia

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