Previous RHI seminars
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Floor Groefsema: Images of the family farm during the formative years of post-war agricultural policy (1945-1970) - RHI SEMINAR
This paper focuses on the question how the phenomenon of the family farm has been portrayed in policy texts. It concentrates on a... -
Michiel de Haas: "Unfortunately, the black man has taken note of the depreciation of our money" - RHI SEMINAR
While many recent studies of historical migration in Africa highlights political, cultural or social aspects, this study emphasizes its... -
RHI Seminar: Silke Neunsinger (Uppsala University) - 14 February 2017: Mind the gap – An entangled history of equal remuneration
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RHI Seminar: Alfonso Herranz Loncan (University of Barcelona) - 10 January 2017: “For the public benefit”? Railways in the British Cape Colony -
Harro Maat (KTI) & Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk (RHI): An Encounter about Anti-commodities -
RHI Seminar: Alexander Keese (University of Geneva) - 13 December 2016: Studying the end of the Cold War and the breakdown of state enterprises in West Africa as social history: the Benin case,...
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RHI Seminar: Daniëlle Teeuwen (Wageningen University and Research) - 8 November 2016: Plantation women. Female coolie labour on private estates in colonial Indonesia, c. 1870-1940
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RHI Seminar: Harm Zwarts (Wageningen University and Research) The 19th Century Origins of Agricultural Innovation in the Netherlands - Explaining the Late Establishment and Expansion of the Dutch Agricultural Innovation System
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RHI Seminar: Tinde van Andel (Naturalis/Wageningen University and Research) - Botanical Gardens of the Dispossessed
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RHI Seminar: Mats Widgren (Stockholm University) - Agricultural intensification in sub-Saharan Africa 1500 to 1800