Edinburgh Centre for Global History Graduate Workshops
The Edinburgh Centre for Global History Graduate Workshops provide an excellent opportunity for doctoral students and early career researchers to meet and discuss their research in an informal setting. They take place throughout the academic year and are open to all.
Event schedule
Semester 1 2023/24
Wednesdays, 4:00–5:30 pm, MST_G.10
| Date | Speaker | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| Wed 4 Oct | Francesco Moze (University of Edinburgh) |
Workshop 1: Faire la navette: Religious Antagonism, Transfrontier Mobility and Power Struggles in Mboga, 1889-1911 |
| Wed 18 Oct | Qingrou Zhao (University of Edinburgh) |
Workshop 2: Counting in, Counting out: Practical and Ideological Considerations behind Nineteenth-Century Shanghai Settlement Census-Making
|
| Wed 25 Oct | Urvi Khaitan (University of Oxford) |
Workshop 3: A Tepid Cup of Tea: Labouring Families and Living Standards in Indian Plantations |
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Wed 1 Nov |
Emma Flanagan (University of Edinburgh) | Workshop 4: ‘And they did not rest’: A Women’s History of Anticolonial Marches, Boycotts, and Communist Activity in Côte d’Ivoire, 1946-1958 |
| Wed 8 Nov | Mehmet Akif Aydemir (Royal Holloway University of London) | Workshop 5: Britain-Ottoman Empire Relations: Scepticism and Hope, can they Exist Together? The Pathways from Reval to the 31 March Incident |
| Wed 22 Nov | On I Lam (University of Cambridge) | Workshop 6: The Inter-party Relationship between the Japanese Communist Party and the Chinese Communist Party in the 1950s |
| Wed 29 Nov | Florian Wieser (University of Edinburgh) | Workshop 7: Violent Networks, Violent Ends: Indigenous and Afro-Caribbean Agency amidst the French-Spanish Conflict, 1635-1697 |
Further information
Further information about the workshop series, and the wider work of the Centre can be found on its website, ed.ac.uk/history-classics-archaeology/centre-global-history
If you wish to speak at one of the workshops or have any questions, please email ECGHworkshop@gmail.com
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