Previous RHI seminars
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RHI Webinar: Reparations for Amboyna, 1623-1654.
- On invitation of the Rural and Environmental History Group, Dr. René Koekkoek from Utrecht University will give an online seminar on January... -
RHI Webinar: Corvée Labor and State Expansion in Colonial Indonesia
- On invitation of the Rural and Environmental History Group, Mark Hup from the University of California will give an online seminar on May 28, 2020. To... -
Supply of labour during early industrialization. Agricultural systems, textile factory work and gender in Japan and India, ca. 1880-1940 (ONLINE)
- On invitation of the Rural and Environmental History Group, Aditi Dixit and Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk from Utrecht University will give an online... -
Webinar: The age of intra-African migration. A synthesis
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CANCELLED (because of corona guidelines) --- On Songhay: Why was there an empire and what does it tell us about West Africa
- On invitation of the Rural and Environmental History Group, Dr. Rahmane Idrissa from Leiden University will give a seminar about Songhay. The seminar... -
Trade globalization and social spending in Spain, 1850-2000
- On invitation of the Rural and Environmental History Group, Sergio Espuelas from Universitat de Barcelona will give a seminar on March 10, 2020. To... -
Seminar RHI: "The roots of the East Asian Miracle: the role of colonialism and extraction"
- On invitation of the Rural and Environmental History Group, Montserrat Lopez Jerez from the University of St. Andrews will give a seminar on Tuesday... -
Global challenges, regional Solutions: productivity growth and sustainability in the Frisian Dairy Sector, 1960-.
- On invitation of the Rural and Environmental History Group, Ronald Plantinga will give a seminar on December 10, 2019. -
Seminar by Minghui Li
- On October 8 Minghui Li, from the History department of the University of Groningen, will give a presentation at the Leeuwenborch. The title of the... -
Belinda Archibong (Barnard College): 'An ill wind that blows no girl any good'. The Impacts of climate-induced disease on gender inequality
- Despite notable investments in education, persistent gender gaps in educational attainment remain in developing countries. One potential explanation...