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Global
History Seminars in Osaka: 2003-4
│ 2005 │ 2006 │ 2007 │
2008
Global
History Workshops in Osaka
1st
Global History Workshop
Global
History in Asian Perspectives
16-7
September 2003 in Toyama and Uozu
Toshiaki
Ojima (Kanagawa College of Art)
The
World of the Sea of Japan mirrored in jade
Tsukasa
Mizushima (University of Tokyo)
Global
History and South Asian Networks
Andrew
Porter (KLC, University of London)
Britain's
Empire and Globalization
Seiichirou
Yoshizawa (University of Tokyo)
Some
Aspects of Global History in the Recent
Historiographies on China
Toshiyuki
Miyata (Tenri University)
Tan
Kim Ching and Siam "Garden Rice":
The Rice Trade between Singapore and Siam
in the late Nineteenth Century
Shigeru
Akita (Osaka University of Foreign Studies)
From
Imperial History to Global History:
Searching for History of Economic Relations
2nd
Global History Workshop
Globalization
in Northeast Asia in the 20th Century
Part
1: From
the Harbin Station: Globalization goes West
25
June 2005 at Graduate School of Letters,
Osaka University
co-organized
by the Association of Modern Chinese History
David
Wolff (Woodrow Wilson Center, USA and Seikei
University)
Globalization
and the Soybean: Interdisciplinary and Intercultural
Perspectives
Takako
Ueda (Kinki University)
Chinese
network in Northeast Asia: Its growth, decline
and revival
Comment
by Shuji Matsuno (Ritsumeikan University)
Part
2: To the Harbin Station: Globalization
comes East
26
June 2005 at Nakanoshima-center, Osaka University
co-organized
by the Association of Russian-East European
History
David
Wolff (Woodrow Wilson Center, USA and Seikei
University)
To
the Harbin Station, 1898-1920
Comments
by Eisuke Kaminaga (University of Tokyo)
and Yukimura Sakon (Hokkaido University)
3rd
Global History Workshop
Global
History and Asia/Europe
14-15
January 2006 at Nakanoshima-center, Osaka
University
Juergen
Osterhammel (University of Constanz)
"Civilization"
and the "Civilizing Mission" as
Keys to Nineteenth-Century World
Comment
by Wolfgang Schwentker (Osaka University)
Kaoru
Sugihara (Osaka University)
The
Emergence of a Resource-saving Path of Economic
Development in East Asia
Comment
by Shigeru Akita (Osaka University)
Robert
Bickers (University of Bristol)
Shanhailanders
and others: British communities on the China
coast, 1843-1954
Comment
by Toru Kubo (Shinshu University)
Tsukasa
Mizushima (University of Tokyo)
Institution
as Social Grammer: Colonial Land System
in India and Malaysia
Comment
by Tomotaka Kawamura (Toyama University)
4th
Global History Workshop
20
April 2006 at Graduate School of Letters
Osaka University
co-organized
by Economic History Research group of Osaka
Jan
Luiten van Zanden（Utrecht University, The
Netherlands)
Wages,
Prices, and Living Standards in China, Japan,
and Europe
Osamu
Saito (Hitotsubashi University)
Wages
and Incomes as Indicators of the Standard
of Living: Early Modern England and Japan
Compared
Comments
by Chiaki Yamamoto (Kansai University) and
Kounosuke Odaka (Housei Universitry)
21
April 2006 at Nakanoshima-center, Osaka
University
Jan
Luiten van Zanden (Utrecht University, The
Netherlands)
Girlpower:
The European Marriage Pattern (EMP) and
labour markets in the North Sea region in
the late medieval and early modern period
Comment
by Osamu Saito (Hitotsubashi University)
Toru
Kubo (Shinshu University)
History
of East Asian Cotton Industry in the
20th Century
Comment
by Shigeru Akita (Osaka University)
22
April 2006 at Kyoto Sangyo University
co-organized
by Association of Dutch History
Jan
Luiten van Zanden（Utrecht University, The
Netherlands)
Common
workmen, philosophers and the birth of the
European knowledge economy. About the price
and the production of useful knowledge in
Europe 1350-1800
5th
Global History Workshop
America’s
Wars and the Making of the World Order
15-16
July 2006 at Kansai University
co-organized
by Research group of Prof. Kan on American
diplomatic history and Institute of Law
Studies, Kansai University
Satoru
Mori (University of Tokyo)
The
Vietnam War’s Impact on the Special Relationship:
Johnson-Wilson Years
Andrew
Rotter (Colgate University)
Just
and Unjust Wars: The American Experience,
1892-2004
Robert
McMahon（Ohio State University)
The
Impact of the Korean War and the American
Order in East Asia
Takeshi
Matsuda (Osaka University of Foreign Studies)
Cold
War Politics, Racism and 'Soft Power'
Hideki
Kan (Seinan Jogakuin University)
The
Cold War and the Nixon Administration’s
Initiative for Sino-American Rapproachment
Masaaki
Gabe (Ryukyu University)
The
U.S.-Japan Security Relation and the Cold
War in Asia
Hiroshi
Matsuoka（University of Tsukuba）
The
Vietnam War and the American Order
6th
Global History Workshop
Maritime
Trade and Trading Metropoles: Europe
and Asia, 17th to 20th Centuries
30-31
August 2006 in Hamburg
Held
at Museum für die Geschichte der Stadt
Hamburg, Holstenwall 24, 20355 Hamburg.
Organised
by PD Dr Frank Hatje, Prof Toshiaki Tamaki
and Dr Klaus Weber,
in
cooperation with Prof Dr Franklin Kopitzsch
(Arbeitsstelle für Hamburgische Geschichte,
Universität Hamburg) and Wirtschaftsgeschichtliche
Forschungsstelle (Hamburg)
Franklin
Kopitzsch (Universität Hamburg), Key
Note Lecture
Session
I: Economy and Political Order in Europe
and Asia
Shigeru
Akita (Osaka University)
The
International Order of Asia and Hong Kong
in the 1930s and 1950s from a Comparative
Perspective
Toshiaki
Tamaki (Kyoto Sangyo University)
A
Tale of Three Cities – Amsterdam, London,
and Hamburg: Dutch Contribu¬tions to
the Growth of European Economy
Tsukasa
Mizushima (University of Tokyo)
The
Development of a Port City and Its Impact
on Indian Economy: Pondicherry in the mid-18th
Century
Session
II: Merchant Networks Going East & Going
West
Takashi
Oishi (Kobe City University of Foreign Studies)
Reaching
Kobe, Japan, Along the Chain of Colonial
Ports and Settlements: Intra-regional Networks
of Indian Merchants from the 1880s to the
1930s
Margrit
Schulte Beerbühl (Universität
Düsseldorf), Klaus Weber (The Rothschild
Archive, London)
Central
Europe’s Informal Atlantic Empire? German
Merchants in London, Cadiz, Bordeaux and
the Caribbean (c. 1650 - 1850)
Jorun
Poettering (Universität Hamburg)
Hamburg’s
17th-Century Admiralty Toll-Books:
Investigating the City's Foreign Merchants
Session
III: Imperial and
Neutral Maritime Ports
Miki
Suguira (Tokyo International University)
The
Merchants’ Divisions of Functions and Specialization
in Early Modern Amsterdam in a Comparative
Perspective
Silvia
Marzagalli (Université de Nice)
Strengths
and Weaknesses of 18th-century Atlantic
trade: the Case of Bordeaux
Frank
Hatje (Universität Hamburg)
Liberty,
Neutrality, and Trade: Hamburg, 17th
to 19th Centuries
7th
Global History Workshop
Impact
of ‘China’ and International Order of
East Asia
11
November 2006 at Senri Life-Science Center
co-organized
by Project team on Contemporary China at
Osaka University of Foreign Studies
Manabu
Shimizu (Sophia University)
The
Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the
Transformation of Central Eurasia
Comment
by Akihiro Iwashita (Slavic Research Center,
Hokkaido University)
Mihoko
Kato (Hokkaido University)
The
formation of multipolar world’and Asia-Pacific
in Russian diplomacy: policies towards China
and Southeast Asia
Comment
by Humio Goto (Osaka University of Foreign
Studies)
Yu-Ming
Hsu (National Dong Hwa University)
Postwar
dealings and An attempt of Reorganizing
Regional Politics: Taiwanese Policy to Ryukyu
Island in the 1940s and 50s
Comment
by Hotoshi Tanaka (Osaka University of Foreign
Studies)
Zhu
Yingquan (Nanjing University)
Peaceful
Rise of China and International Relations
in Asia
Comments
by Tsutomu Himeno (Osaka University) and
Yukimura Sakon (Hokkaido University)
Zhu
Dong Qin (Huaqiao University, China)
New
Overseas Chinese in contemporary China
Comment
by Kazuaki Tsutsumi (Osaka University of
Foreign Studies)
12
November 2006 at Nakanoshima-center, Osaka
University
Zhu
Yingquan (Nanjing University)
Economic
Globalization and International Relations（経済全球化与国際関係)
Comment
by Toru Kubo (Shinshu University)
Norihisa
Yamashita (Hokkaido University)
From
World-System Analysis to Global History
Comment
by Shigeru Akita (Osaka University)
15
November 2006 at Graduate School of Integrated
Sciences, University of Tokyo, co-organized
by the Association of Contemporary China
Studies
Zhu
Yingquan (Nanjing University)
Economic
Globalization and International Relations（経済全球化与国際関係)
comment
by Shin Kawashima (University of Tokyo)
8th
Global History Workshop
Global
History and Chinese History
13-14
January 2007 at Nakanoshima Center, Osaka
University
Kent
G. Deng (London School of Economics)
Miracle
or Mirage ? : Foreign Silver, China’s
Economy and Globalization from the Sixteenth
to the Nineteenth Centuries
Comment
by Akinobu Kuroda (University of Tokyo)
Susanne
Weigelin-Schwiedrzik (University of Vienna)
World
History and Chinese History: 20th
Century Chinese Historiography between Universality
and Particularity
Comment
by Shin Kawashima (University of Tokyo)
Wolfgang
Schwentker (Osaka University)
The
Growth of the Mega-cities in the Twentieth
century
Toru
Kubo (Shinshu University)
Development
of Cotton Industry in Postwar Hong
Kong and Taiwan
Kaoru
Sugihara (Kyoto University)
Energy
Use and the East Asian Path of Economic
Development
15
January 2007 at Housei University
co-organized
by NPO-IF Research Institute of World History
and the Research Group on the 1980s
Susanne
Weigelin-Schwiedrzik (University of Vienna)
World
History and Chinese History: 20th Century
Chinese Historiography between Universality
and Particularity
Comment
by Toru Kubo (Shinshu University)
15
January 2007 at Graduate School of Letters,
Osaka University
Kent
G. Deng (London School of Economics)
The
State and Market in China’s Traditional
Maritime Sector
Comment
by Atsushi Aoki (Osaka University)
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