Date & Time: November 9, Saturday, 2024, 10:00~17:30 (JST)

Venue: EMP lounge, 2nd floor, Ito International Research Center, The University of Tokyo and online via Zoom

Part I Sugar 10:00 – 12:30 ( JST )
（language：Japanese）
Book Review Session：Norifumi Daito, Sugar and the Indian Ocean World: Trade and Consumption in the
Eighteenth-Century Persian Gulf
Opening Remarks：Matsukata Fuyuko
Book Introduction：Daito Norifumi
Reviewers：Yasuhira Genji, Matsui Yoko, Kondo Nobuaki
Author’s Response：Daito Norifumi
General discussion

Part II Wine and Jawi Documents 14:30 – 17:30 ( JST )
（language: English)
Introduction by Norifumi Daito
Ariel Lopez “Malay Diplomatic Correspondences at the National Archives of the Philippines, c. 1750-1900:
Connections and Comparisons”
Discussant: Hiroshi Kawaguchi
Peter Good “Persianate Luxury: The Tangible and Intangible Legacy of the Indian Ocean Wine Trade”
Discussant: Joji Nozawa
General discussion

 

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Participation Conditions: Open to public/Admission free, Pre-registration is required.

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Organized by the Project “Monsoon-II”

Co-organized by Historiographical Institute, the University of Tokyo, Islamic TrustStudies, “The Ideas of the Muslim Community and State System” (JSPS kakenhi: 20H05827), Global History of Diplomacy PJ (JSPS kakenhi: 21H04355)

Cooperated by Executive Management Program, the University of Tokyo