Participants
The full list of speakers at this conference is shown below. Simply click on each speaker's name to see a biography and abstract of their paper.
Paul Bailey: ' Transnational Diasporas': The Case of Li Shizhen in China and France 1902-1928
Robert Bickers: Linked by light: The Chinese Maritime Customs and the Lighting of the China Coast
Sebastian Conrad: Reworking the "Enlightenment": Actors, Appropriations, and Concepts
Arif Dirlik: Revisioning Modernity: Modernity in Eurasian Perspectives
Andreas Eckert: Varieties of the Black Atlantic: Africans in Europe in the early 20th century
Michael Facius: Globalizing knowledge: The Japanese Tōa dōbun shoin in Shanghai
Harald Fischer-Tine: Resistance in Interaction: Indian Exiles in Europe and the Emergence of Anti-imperialist “Terrorism”, 1905-1914
Natascha Gentz: Early Chinese Student Migration and the Politics of Maintaining Boundaries
Jeeson Hong: Building Desires, Selling Spaces: Department Stores in Early Twentieth Century
Maria Moritz: A South Asian cosmopolitan: Bhagavan Das and the critique of the Theosophical Society, (1913-1914)
Roxann Prazniak: Siena on the Silk Roads: Translocal Exchange and Early Modernity
Stefan Rinke: Polyvalent Actors: The Global and the Lure of the Modern in Early Twentieth Century Latin America
Chia-Ling Yang: Reconstructing Heritage: Culture-Making of Qing Yilao in Global Shanghai and Dalian
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