Annual Report Institute for History Matulessy, E.P

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Annual Report Institute for History Matulessy, E.P. Meel, P.J.J.

2017

Doelensteeg 16, 2311 VL Leiden Institute for History Annual Report 2017

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1. Introduction 3 2. Boards and Committees 7 3. The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC – 400 AD) 8 4. Europe 1000-1800: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks 23 5. Political Culture and National Identities 1750-present 43 6. Colonial and Global History 1200 - present 79 7. Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000 109 8. History and International Studies 1900-present 137 9. PhD Programme 158 10. Graduate Seminars 160 11. Members 161

1. Introduction

Introduction For quite a few staff members of the Institute for History, 2017 started with the annual retreat day. The Institute’s PhD programme and the coaching and supervision of the Institute’s PhD candidates served as the central theme of this day. Following up on the recommendations of an internal committee a substantial number of improvements were agreed upon. Later that year preparations commenced regarding the assessment of the Institute’s research. These preparations focused on the writing of the Institute’s self-evaluation report. Other advancements were made in the field of diversity. Energized by the Institute’s Diversity Think Tank initiatives were taken to more effectively and transparently accommodate and include staff in the Institute’s research and teaching community. In terms of research funding and scientific publications the Institute could look back on a successful year. Not unlike previous years a lot of research projects were externally funded, mainly by NWO, and the research output was high as the number of well-received monographs, edited volumes and journal articles demonstrated. Sabbatical leaves were of considerable importance in stabilizing this production.

Staff retreat day During the annual retreat day on 25 January 2017 the staff discussed the PhD programme and the coaching and supervision of the PhD candidates of the Institute. Basic to the exchange of ideas and sharing of best practices was a report written by an internal committee consisting of three senior staff members and four PhDs. Having considered the recommendations of the committee the participants in the discussion welcomed the introduction of so-called building blocks (Knowledge & Insight, Transfer of Knowledge, Organization & Management and Communication & Placement). They believed that these would be instrumental in structuring, integrating and making more visible the various components of the PhD programme. The building blocks cover the different research and transferable skills PhDs are expected to train during their contract period. The attendants also favorably received the checklist drawn up by the committee. This list spells out the items considered fundamental to properly conduct a Performance and Development interview between a PhD candidate and his/her supervisor. The items run from the progress of the PhD project and the participation of candidates in PhD courses to the fulfillment of teaching obligations and the quality of the supervision provided by the supervisor. In order to optimize the training of the PhDs and support them to finish their project in time and to prepare for their future career, the staff consented in recruiting a (part-time) PhD coordinator. The latter was expected to safeguard the implementation of the PhD programme, turn the graduate seminar into a graduate conference making use of the intellectual input and practical support of the PhD candidates, supervise the adjustment of the didactical course for PhDs and act – together with the director of research – as confidential advisor of the PhDs. This new coordinator was appointed in the course of 2017. Finally the staff investigated several aspects connected to the admission and supervision of external PhDs. Taking into account the limited time this category of PhDs has to dedicate themselves to their research project and their lack of opportunities to make use of available training facilities, the staff concluded that a well- structured trajectory of supervision, including realistically crafted plans and fixed moments of monitoring, would be most beneficial to external PhDs and their supervisors.

Preparations for the research assessment 2018 Following up on decisions taken in 2016 and in anticipation of the 2018 research assessment the management team emphasized the importance of fostering the coherence and sharpening the profile of the six research programmes. In this respect the publication of the annual calendars of the programmes on the Institute’s website proved to be useful. Besides, the Institute invested time and energy in pointing out the need to develop interdisciplinary research initiatives, particularly in view of the changing policy agenda of NWO. It encouraged staff members already conducting interdisciplinary projects to further their lines of research and consider new collaborations with colleagues from other institutes in Leiden and beyond. Against this background the management team started preparing the production of the Institute’s self- evaluation document. Compared to the 2012 assessment the leading Standard Evaluation Protocol (SEP) had been adjusted. This time the SEP specified the Institute as the unit of analysis (instead of the separate research programmes), stipulated the application of three instead of four criteria (research quality, relevance to society and viability; research productivity was left out) and instructed a ranking of the Institute using a scale running from 1 (highest mark) to 4 (lowest mark) (instead of a scale running from 1 (lowest mark) to 5 (highest mark)). The writing of the self-evaluation document required a close collaboration between the Institute and the support staff of the Faculty of Humanities. The latter particularly monitored the preparatory process and was diligent in providing data and processing these data into tables and graphs. Regular meetings between the faculty staff and the scientific director and the director of research of the Institute allowed for a trajectory disciplining all people involved to work systematically toward the creation of a SEP proof narrative. By the end of 2017 about half of the self-evaluation report had been written.

Diversity The Diversity Think Tank of the Institute conducted a survey investigating the staff’s opinions on diversity. A majority of staff considered diversity an important topic and an inclusive workplace vital for the well-being and productivity of employees. They indicated that the Institute could do more to boost awareness about and sensitivity regarding diversity. Two issues stood out. A sizeable number of staff made it clear that a language barrier was affecting their communication with colleagues. Particularly international staff felt that they were kept less in the loop of what went on in the Institute since they not always received important (e-mail) information in English. In spite of the international outlook of the Institute they considered themselves part of a Dutch oriented organization and disadvantaged as they did not (sufficiently) master the Dutch language. In addition, a number of respondents expressed the view that the Institute could be more transparent about its hiring policies and the ambition to create a diverse and inclusive community. They wished the institute to be more open about the conditions staff had to meet in order to be recruited or promoted to a permanent and/or higher position. Although the meetings of the Institute’s Council had been in English for quite some time, the management team understood the problems colleagues addressed in the survey. Having discussed these with the Diversity Think Tank and the Advisory Council the management team decided to take care that as a rule messages directed at the Institute’s staff would be conveyed in Dutch and English or in English only, that sensitivity regarding diversity would be guaranteed in the composition of search committees, and that diversity would be a permanent item on the Institute’s Council agenda. Furthermore, the management team started organizing elaborate introductory meetings for new staff in order to explain the organizational structure of the Institute and the Institute’s policies regarding personnel, budget, research and teaching. Finally, two ‘persons to talk to’ were appointed providing opportunities to discuss issues related to diversity and inclusiveness in a confidential setting.

Appointment new professors Monika Baár – Special Chair for Central European Studies Damian Pargas – Raymond and Beverly Sackler Professor of the History and Culture of the US and the Americas Bernhard Rieger – Chair of European History

Research funding Research proposals that obtained funding from outside Leiden University are listed below.

ZonMw Herman Paul/Gerben ter Riet (AMC Amsterdam) Follow the Money: Does Competitive Research Funding Contribute to Questionable Research Practices? € 150,000

NWO/Zwaartekracht Luuk de Ligt (participant in consortium UL, RU, RUG, UU and UvA) Anchoring Innovation € 800,000 (2 AIO’s, 1 postdoc, replacement De Ligt)

VIDI (including ASPASIA) Alicia Schrikker Institutional Memory in the Making of Colonial Culture: History, Experience and Ideas in Dutch Colonialism in Asia, 1700-1870 € 900,000

NWO/Promoties in de Geesteswetenschappen Herman Paul (Larissa Schulte Nordholt) What Is an African Historian? Negotiating Scholarly Personae in UNESCO’s General History of Africa € 197,000

Hoover Institution Library & Archives Research Support (Stanford University) Meike de Goede (appointment as visiting scholar) Decolonization and Resistance in Congo-Brazzaville $ 2,500

NWO/VENI Jasper van der Steen The Nassaus and the Family Business of Power in Early Modern Europe € 250,000

Ministerie van Defensie/Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie (NIMH) Ben Schoenmaker (Tom Duurland) De militaire geneeskunde in Nederland, 1945-1989

€ 229,900

NWO/WOTRO Max Bader Civil Society against Corruption in Ukraine: Political Roles, Advocacy Strategies, and Impact € 300,000

German Ministry of Social Affairs Monika Baár Photo exhibition on the emergence of the UN's disability convention (in Geneva and online) € 20,000,-

Grand total € 2,849,400

Prizes (in chronological order) Sophie Feyder, Portraits of resilience: writing a socio-cultural history of a black South African location with the Ngilima photographic collection. Benoni, 1950s-1960s – Praemium Erasmianum Dissertatieprijs

Luuk de Ligt – Member Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW)

Alicia Schrikker – Special Recognition Award World Cultural Council (WCC)

Sabbaticals Kim Beerden Patrick Dassen Dennie Oude Nijhuis Felicia Roşu

Research output Also in 2017 a number of single-handed monographs stood out.

Jeroen Duindam ウィーンとヴェルサイユヨーロッパにおけるライバル宮廷 [Vienna and Versailles. The Courts of Europe's Dynastic Rivals 1550-1780, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2003] (Tokyo: Tosui Shobo). Japanese translation of an acclaimed work on the life of the courtiers and servants of the imperial court in Vienna and the royal court in Paris-Versailles from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century.

Jeff Fynn-Paul Family, Work, and Household in Late Medieval Iberia: A Social History of Manresa at the Time of the Black Death. New York: Routledge. A diachronic study of two regionally prominent families - one knightly and one mercantile - with a detailed cross-sectional urban study of household and occupation in late medieval Catalonia.

Michiel van Groesen Amsterdam's Atlantic: Print Culture and the Making of Dutch Brazil. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. Monograph showing how the rise and fall of Dutch Brazil marked the emergence of a "public Atlantic" and arguing that the operations of Amsterdam media in constructing Atlantic events was a key element in the transformation of public opinion in Europe.

Jan Oster European and International Media Law. Cambridge University Press. This volume introduces the legal framework for globalised communication via mass media and considers the transformative effect globalisation has had on domestic media law.

Herman Paul Secularisatie: een kleine geschiedenis van een groot verhaal. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press. In this study the author succinctly traces the emergence, backgrounds and fate of secularization on the basis of examples taken from a variety of countries and religious traditions.

Anne Petterson Eigenwijs vaderland: populair nationalisme in negentiende-eeuws Amsterdam. Amsterdam: Prometheus. Evocative study demonstrating that 19th century common people in Amsterdam based their nationalism on the same themes as the urban elite, but celebrated their national identity in an alternative way.

Judith Pollmann Memory in early modern Europe, 1500-1800. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Interdisciplinary in scope, this accessible introduction familiarizes the reader with the many ways in which Europeans engaged with the past and tried to control, mobilize and reconfigure memories of the past between 1500 and 1800.

Felicia Roșu Elective Monarchy in Transylvania and Poland-Lithuania, 1569-1587. Oxford: Oxford University Press. This book examines the transformation of elective monarchy in Transylvania and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the 1570s by focusing on the experimental character of the first elections of 1571 (Transylvania) and 1573 and 1575-6 (Poland-Lithuania).

Louis Sicking El almirantazgo y la armada de los Países Bajos durante los reinados de Felipe I y Carlos V. [Neptune and the Netherlands. State, Economy and War at Sea in the Renaissance, Leiden/Boston: Brill, 2004] (Santander: Editorial de la Universidad de Cantabria). Spanish translation of a groundbreaking work on the way the first rulers of the Habsburg world empire developed and implemented a central maritime policy for the Netherlands and appointed an admiral of the sea or admiral-general for that purpose.

Robert Stein Magnanimous Dukes and Rising States: the Unification of the Burgundian Netherlands, 1380-1480. Oxford Studies in Medieval European History. Oxford: Oxford University Press. In this study the rise of the House of Burgundy is presented as the success story of a dynasty that in little over a century managed to create a new state resulting in a modernization of administration, jurisdiction and finances.

Vineet Thakur Jan Smuts and the Indian Question no. 2. Pietermaritzburg: University of Kwazulu Natal Press. This monograph chronicles the ambivalent cosmopolitanism of South African statesman Jan Smuts, who as ‘counsellor of nations’ clashed with Indian diplomats in the United Nations over racial discrimination against Indians in South Africa.

Dr. P.J.J. Meel Director of Research

2. Board and Committees Board Institute for History

Till September 15, 2018 Prof. Dr. J.S.J. Pollmann (chair) (till June 1) Prof. Dr. M.P.C. van der Heijden (from June 1) Dr. R. Stein (director of education) Dr. P.J.J. Meel (director of research) Ms. R.J. Wensma (institute manager)

From September 15, 2017 Prof. Dr. J.S.J. Pollmann (chair) Dr. L.E. Tacoma (director of education) Dr. P.J.J. Meel (director of research) Ms. R.J. Wensma (institute manager)

Advisory Council Prof. Dr. M.E. de Bruijn Dr. P.G.C. Dassen (university lecturer member) Prof. Dr. J.F.J. Duindam Prof. Dr. A.W.M. Gerrits Prof. Dr. P.C.M. Hoppenbrouwers (chair) Prof. Dr. L. de Ligt Ms. V.F. Müller MA (PhD member) Prof. Dr. H.J. Paul (senior university lecturer member) Mr. Dr. A.I. Richard (university lecturer member) Prof. Dr. M.L.J.C. Schrover Prof. Dr. P. Silva Dr. D.E.J. Smit (postdoc member) Prof. Dr. H. te Velde

Institute Council The Institute Council comprises all staff members of the Institute

PhD Council Ms. T.S. Vosters (2016-2017) Ms. V.F. Müller (2017-2018) Members: all PhD students and external PhD students

Office Mr. D. Alkemade Ms. P.Z. de Groot Ms. I.J.G.C. Ligtvoet Ms. E.P. Matulessy Ms. M.C.E. van Wissen-van Staden

3. The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC – 400 AD)

Description Antiquity, stretching from the end of Prehistory up to and including the appearance of religions with universal aspirations – such as, for instance, Christianity – was the first period in world history to witness the development of inter-local and later inter-regional networks of interaction. This occurred in the first instance in Mesopotamia and Egypt, and later also on the Indian subcontinent and in China. Later still, this phenomenon became visible in the Mediterranean Region. The Leiden section specializing in Ancient History concentrates on the study of Graeco-Roman cultures within the Mediterranian Region, which culminated in the great empires of Alexander the Great and his successors. The appearance of these empires led to the development of an interaction network that stretched from the Atlantic Ocean in the West to Afghanistan in the East. Shortly afterwards, these Greek empires were incorporated into the Roman Empire, the first (and last) pan-Mediterranean empire in world history. These processes of interaction and expansion brought along with them numerous transformations at local and regional level. As a result, all parties involved, including the conquerors, were forced to find a new equilibrium in the political, social, economic, ideological and religious domains. Many of these developments have parallels in the modern world. The results of modern globalization may well be new and unique, but the process as such can easily be compared with the integration and homogenization processes taking place in the Greek and Roman world.

Themes such as local particularism versus uniformity, the economic effects of the appearance of ‘world empires’ and the tensions between cultural imperialism and the resistance to it, have direct counterparts in the modern era. This does not mean that we can simply project our modern relations, concepts and problems onto the antique world. Rather, a detailed study of the Greek monarchies and the Roman Empire reveals a number of differences compared to later periods that are at least as interesting as the similarities. It is undeniably true that the empires to be studied displayed a number of ‘modern’ features, such as a close network of cities, a complex social structure, a lively inter-regional trade, an advanced legal system and, particularly in Late Antiquity, a developing bureaucracy. In contrast to this, other features are less recognizably modern, for instance the great importance accorded to the accumulation of money and goods using political means, patronage networks and the high degree of freedom for local elites to appropriate for themselves primarily agrarian surpluses. If we consider the administrative aspects of the great Mediterranean empires, we find an intriguing mix of ambitious ideological claims and limited practical objectives. On the one hand, the rulers of ancient empires revered the ideal of an unlimited, universal dominion. On the other hand, in these empires, the exercise of power was based to a large extent on collaboration with local elites, who were granted a high degree of administrative freedom. Partially due to this fact, these empires provided room for a multitude of local laws, cultures and religions. From a modern perspective, the Roman exercise of power can thus be termed ‘extensive’. The economic, social and cultural transformation set in motion as a result of the interaction and integration processes mentioned earlier cannot be understood adequately unless we take into consideration these and other essential characteristics of ancient empires. Incidentally, the lack of a central administrative style in the great Graeco- Roman empires was also ‘abnormal’ from the perspective of some other pre-industrial empires. For instance, the Chinese empire of the Han dynasty, a contemporary of the Roman empire, has a much larger, centralised bureaucratic system which left much less opportunity for any form of local or regional self-government. Curiously, almost no research has so far been carried out into the origins and historical implications of these types of contrasts. The choice in favour of the research profile sketched above takes into consideration a number of methodological and technical assumptions that have contributed to the recent success of the Leiden Ancient History section. One of these assumptions is that the study of ancient societies must to a large extent be based on the comparative method. Secondly, the Ancient History section aims to study the ‘unification of the Mediterranean Region’ by making extensive use of inscriptions, papyri and legal texts. The Leiden expertise in this area is unique from a national perspective, and very rare, to say the least, worldwide. A third assumption is that in the study of the Graeco-Roman world, unilateral approaches, either solely from the social-economic perspective, or from the perspective of the history of mentality must be avoided. In order to make the research programme outlined above more concrete, a number of research areas have been defined, which will play a central role in future research. First of all, research will focus on the transformation of economic life in the Mediterranean Region – including motherland Italy – as a result of the development and continued existence of a pan-Mediterranean Roman Empire. A clear example of this research area is the VICI project on Peasants, citizens and soldiers: the effects of demographic growth in Roman Republican Italy (201-88 BC) began in 2004. A second important area for research focuses on the transformation of urban life and urban culture in the great Mediterranean empires. In line with the previously mentioned assumptions, research in this area will focus primarily on those areas for which a large number of documentary sources are available. A good example is the research on the cities of Asian Minor from the conquests of Alexander the Great to the ‘Third Century Crisis’. Finally, attention will be given to the transformation of religion, mentality and cultural identity. Research in this

8 field will focus on unifying tendencies within religion. A concrete example is the emergence of so-called ‘universalistic cults’ from the 4th century BC onwards. In addition, attention will clearly be paid to the expansion of Christianity, a process that led to an unprecedented religious homogenization of the Mediterranean Region in the course of the 4th century AD. Although the Ancient History section aims to include a broad spectrum of social phenomena in its research, the focus on the political unification of the Mediterranean Region and the attendant processes of change guarantees a high degree of coherence. In addition, this ensures the creation of a research profile that is attractive on a national and international level, as well as being specifically recognizable as a Leiden product. Finally, this choice of research focus creates a solid basis for collaboration between the Ancient History section and fellow historians in the Leiden History Department, since much research carried out in other sections focuses on closely related problems, such as political, economic and cultural expansion, migration and globalization.

Staff

Ms. Dr. K. Beerden Research 0.2 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Member of the Programme Board of the BA/MA History Member of College van Beroep voor de Examens (University Exam Committee) Examinations Appeal Board MA coordinator Ancient History BA coordinator Ancient History Secretary Ancient History Coach Leiden Leadership Programme, Leiden University, (Honours Academy) Chair LISF fund (Leids Internationaal Studiefonds) (LUF) Member Leiden Teachers' Academy. Project: Blended learning for didactic training of PhD students

Advisory board (external) Member of Skript Journal Staff member VSNU Dutch BKO, peer review Chair Janneke Fruin prize (LUF) for best LISF application Chair jury Fruin Prijs for best (R)MA History thesis at Leiden University Chair LISF fund (Leids Internationaal Studiefonds) (LUF)

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Shanshan Wen, Leiden University, Public dining in Rome. Role: co-promoter Promotie: September 2018 Communal Dining in the Roman West. Private Munificence Towards Cities and Associations in the First Three Centuries AD

Membership PhD committee, La grammaire du noon Mohamadou Hamine Wane, (Leiden University 2017)

Valorisation (societal relevance and impact) June 15: Lecture ‘How things could have been: reception of the ancient world in short stories’. Museum of Antiquities, Leiden Beerden K. & Penders S.M.H.J. (2017), Facebook Ancient History Leiden (community and valorization), (www.facebook.com/ancienthistoryleiden)

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Twitter: @KimBeerden www.kimbeerden.nl

Other activities Farewell speech LUF director (Groot Auditorium, Academiegebouw) Supervisor Humanities Faculty Research Traineeship. Leiden, (Leiden University) Teaching Lab Leiden-Erasmus-Delft: expert workshop about innovation in teaching (17-18 november 2017) Teaching the didactic course for History PhD students. Leiden, (Leiden University) Docentcoach Leiden Leadership Programme

Publications Beerden K. (2017) Een nieuw gewaad voor Nehalennia. Een godin in transitie., Narthex 17(4): 35-41

Beerden K. (2017) Historische verhalen: een introductie. In: Van der Vlugt R. (Ed.) Historische verhalen: korte verhalen uit de oudheid. Leiden: Uitgeverij Historische Verhalen. 13-23 Beerden K. (2017) Outsiders geofferd: de zondebok in het oude Griekenland, Déjà Vu. Periodiek van de Studievereniging HSVL 9: 11 Beerden K. (2017) Review: Broekaert W., Nadeau R., Wilkins J. (2016) Food, Identity and Cross-Cultural Exchange in the Ancient World, The Classical Review 67(1): 257-259 Beerden K. & Penders S.M.H.J. (2017) Facebook Ancient History Leiden Beerden K. (2017) The Classical Review Book review

Prof. Dr. J.L. Bintliff Research 0.2 fte

Publications Bintliff J.L. (2017) Aspects of settlement change in late Antiquity from regional survey evidence. In: Alessandra Ricci, Efthymios Rizos (Eds.) New Cities in Late Antiquity. Documents and Archaeology, 13-17 Bintliff J.L. (2017) Contents and editorial, Journal of Greek Archaeology 2 Bintliff J.L. (2017) Regional impact of the Ottoman empire in Greece: archaeological perspectives. In: R. Murphey (Ed.) Imperial Lineages and Legacies in the Eastern Mediterranean. London: Routledge. 159-164 Bintliff, J.L., Farinetti E. & et al. (2017), Boeotia Project, Volume II: The City of Thespiai. Survey at a Complex Urban Site. Cambridge, McDonald Institute Monographs, University of Cambridge Bintliff J.L. (2017) Long-term developments in southern mainland settlement systems from Early Helladic to Late Helladic times as seen through the lens of regional survey. In: Voutsaki S., Wiersma C. (red.) Social Change in Aegean Prehistory. Oxford: Oxbow Books. 159-167

Ms. Dr. L.M.G.F.E. Claes Research 0.8 fte

Publications forthcoming Claes, L.M.G.F.E. The Numismatic Memory of Augustus (AD 14 – 268), Auguste à travers les âges Submitted Tavernier, J. & Claes, L.M.G.F.E. Exit Gordianus. But how?

Scholarly Claes, L.M.G.F.E. Docendo discimus: The History of Numismatic Education in Belgium and some Recommendations for the Future in: J. Moens (Ed.), 175 years of Royal Numismatic Society. Proceedings of the Colloquium “Belgian Numismatics in Perspective”. Brussels, 2017, 15-53 Claes, L.M.G.F.E. Coinage and the Construction of Identity, een verslag uit Rome, De Beeldenaar 41.3 (2017), 107-111 article in journal

Dr. M. Flohr Research 0.75 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Referee for book proposal for monograph on the Roman Economy, Bloomsbury Press. Referee for article on Roman uses of Urine, Archaeometry Referee for article on Roman Trade, Antiquity

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Member of external supervision committee Ruben Menten-Plesters, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, ‘Textile industry of Roman Egypt’. Member of external supervision committee. To be defended: April/May 2017

Publications Scholarly Flohr M. & Wilson A.I. (2017) The Economy of Pompeii Oxford Studies on the Roman Economy. Oxford: Oxford University Press Flohr M. (2017) Quantifying Pompeii: Population, Inequality and the Urban Economy. In: Flohr M., Wilson A.I. (Eds.) The Economy of Pompeii. Oxford Studies on the Roman Economy Oxford: Oxford University Press. 53-84 Flohr M. & Wilson A.I. (2017 Introduction. Investigating an Urban Economy. In: Flohr M., Wilson A.I. (Eds.) The Economy of Pompeii. Oxford Studies on the Roman Economy Oxford: Oxford University Press. 1-19

Bookreview Flohr M. (2017) Dardenay A., Rosso E. (2013) Dialogues entre sphère publique et sphère privée dans l'espace de la cité romaine. Vecteurs, acteurs, significations, Scripta Antiqua, Bonner Jahrbücher 215: 465-466.

Bookchapter Flohr M. (2017) Beyond smell. The sensory landscape of the Roman fullonica. In: Flohr M. (Ed.) Senses of the Empire: Multisensory Approaches to Roman Culture. London: Routledge. 39-53 Flohr M. (2017) Fulling. In: Goldberg S. (Ed.) Oxford Classical Dictionary. Digital Edition.: Oxford University Press Flohr M. (2017) Textiles, trade and the urban economies of Roman Asia Minor. In: Flohr M. (Ed.) Wirtschaft als Machtbasis. Beiträge zur Rekonstruktion vormoderne Wirtschaftssysteme in Anatolien. Byzas no. 22. 21-42

Dr. M.S. Hobson Research 1.0 fte

Dr. P.H.A. Houten Research 0.3 fte

Publications Houten, P.H.A. (2017) El papel de las aglomeraciones secundarias en las civitates dispersas. In: Panzram S. (red.) OPPIDUM – CIVITAS – URBS: Städteforschung auf der Iberischen Halbinsel zwischen Rom und al-Andalus. Geschichte und Kultur der Iberischen Welt nr. 13 Münster: LIT-Verlag. 681-708

Prof. Dr. L. de Ligt Research 0.3 fte

Publications Scholarly Ligt L. de (2017) The urban system of Roman Egypt in the early third century AD: an economic-geographical approach to city-size distribution in a Roman province, Ancient Society 47: 255-321 article in journal: refereed

Ligt L. de (2017) Urbanization and economic development in Roman North Italy, 200 BC-AD 150. In: Ligt L. de (Ed.) Popolazione e risorse nell’Italia del Nord dalla romanizzazione ai Langobardi. Bari: Edipuglia. 21-47 book chapter

Dr. F.G. Naerebout Research 0.3 fte

Conference attendance May 31: Lecture ‘X’ in Delft

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor of the journal BaBesch External reviewer for Le Fonds de la Recherche Scientifique (F.R.S.- F.N.R.S) Editor in ‘Religions in the Graeco-Roman World’. Leiden: Brill

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Membership of Opleidingscommissie BA/MA History (Chair) Membership of Opleidingscommissie OCMW Membership of Opleidingscommissie ResMA History Membership of Sabbatical committee LUIH Membership of Opleidingscommissie BA GLTC

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Membership of board of RoMeO (Vereniging van Vrienden van het RMO) Membership of the Wetenschappelijke Adviesraad van het Nederlands Instituut in Athens, Greece

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Stefan Penders, UL, ‘Roman value discourse’. Role: co-promotor Date of defence: 2019 Christel Veen, RU, ‘New artefacts, old traditions: Roman period statuettes in the Netherlands'. Role: co- promotor. Date of defence: 18 June, 2018

Membership PhD-committee Sander Müskens, UL, ‘Provenance determination of Aegyptiaca from Rome and the Roman world.’ Date of defence: March 16, 2017

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) HOVO Lunchlectures Rijksmuseum voor Oudheden (RMO) Leiden Participation: Week van de Klassieken / Romeinenweek

Publications Scholarly Naerebout F.G. (2017) Lampas als laboratorium. De bijdragen van Henk Versnel, Lampas. Tijdschrift voor classici 50(3): 356-368. article in journal Naerebout F.G. (2017) Moving in unison. The Greek chorus in performance. In: Gianvittorio L. (Ed.) Choreutika. Performing and theorising dance in ancient Greece. no. 13 Pisa: Fabrizio Serra Editore. 39-66 book chapter Naerebout F.G. (2017) Various Dances. In: De Arrizabalaga y Prado L. (Ed.) Varian Studies Volume Three: A Varian Symposium. no. 3 Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 25-42 book chapter Naerebout F.G. & Caspers C. (2017) Een nacht in Pompeii. Theophile Gautiers's 'Arria Marcella'. Leiden: Primavera Naerebout F.G. (2017) Archaïsch en klassiek Griekenland: the premodern abnormal Review: Josiah Ober (2015) The rise and fall of classical Greece, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(2): 289-290.

Naerebout F.G. (2017) Review: L. Bricault, R. Veymiers (eds) (2014) Bibliotheca Isiaca III, Babesch Bulletin Antieke Beschaving 91: 290- 292 Naerebout F.G. (2017) Review: Stéphanie Huysecom-Haxhi (ed.) | Arthur Muller (ed.), (2015) Figurines grecques en contexte: présence muette dans le sanctuaire, la tombe et la maison, Archaiologia, Bryn Mawr Classical Review(2017.11.11) Naerebout F.G. (2017), Henk Versnels wijze lessen voor (would-be) wetenschappers, deel 2, Frons. Blad voor Leidse classici 37(4): 5-8 Naerebout F.G. (2017), Henk Versnels wijzelessen voor (would-be) wetenschappers, Frons. Blad voor Leidse classici 37(2): 8-11 Naerebout F.G. (2017), Lampas als laboratorium. De bijdragen van Henk Versnel, Lampas. Tijdschrift voor classici 50(3): 356-368 Naerebout F.G. (2017) Moving in unison. The Greek chorus in performance. In: Gianvittorio L. (red.) Choreutika. Performing and theorising dance in ancient Greece. nr. 13 Pisa: Fabrizio Serra Editore. 39-66 Naerebout F.G. (2017) Various Dances. In: De Arrizabalaga y Prado L. (red.) Varian Studies Volume Three: A Varian Symposium. nr. 3 Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 25-42 Naerebout F.G., Singor & H.W. (2017) De Oudheid. Grieken en Romeinen in de context van de wereldgeschiedenis. 22ste druk. Amsterdam: Ambo|Anthos

Dr. L.E. Tacoma Research 0.75 fte

Publications Scholarly Tacoma L.E. (2017) Bones, Stones, and Monica. Isola Sacra revisited. In: Lo Cascio E., Tacoma L.E., Groen M.J. (Eds.) The Impact of Mobility and Migration in the Roman Empire. Proceedings of the Twelfth Workshop of the International Network Impact of Empire (Rome, June 17-19, 2015). Impact of Empire no. 22 Leiden: Brill. 132-154 book chapter Lo Cascio E., Tacoma L.E. & Groen M.J. (Eds.) (2017) The Impact of Mobility and Migration in the Roman Empire. Proceedings of the Twelfth Workshop of the International Network Impact of Empire (Rome, June 17-19, 2015) Impact of Empire no. 22. Leiden: Brill editorship of book Groen M.J. & Tacoma L.E. (2017) The value of labour: Diocletian's Prices Edict. In: Verboven K., Laes C. (Eds.) Work, Labour, and Professions in the Roman World. Impact of Empire no. 23 Leiden: Brill. 104-132 book chapter Tacoma L.E. & Lo Cascio E. (2017) Writing Migration. In: Lo Cascio E., Tacoma L.E., Groen M.J. (Eds.) The Impact of Mobility and Migration in the Roman Empire. Proceedings of the Twelfth Workshop of the International Network Impact of Empire (Rome, June 17-19, 2015). Impact of Empire no. 22 Leiden: Brill. 13-24

Dr. R.A. Tybout Research 1.0 fte

Dr. R. Willet Research 1.0 fte

Publications Willet R. (2017) De verbondenheid tussen de steden van Romeins Klein-Azië, Tijdschrift voor Mediterrane Archeologie 27(54): 6- 12

Prof. Dr. J.K. Zangenberg Research 1.0 fte (LUIH and LUCAS)

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editorial Board Novum Testamentum et Orbis Antiquus and Novum Testamentum et Orbis Antiquus. Series Archaeologica, Monograph Series, Göttingen (Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht) (since July 2008) Editorial Board Orte und Landschaften der Bibel, Monograph Series, Göttingen (Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht) (since April 2011) Editorial Board Early Christianity, Journal, Tübingen (MohrSiebeck) (between 2014-2016 and 2016-2018)

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Exam Committee Religiewetenschappen Chair MA en ResMA CAC

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Anneke Berkheij-Dol (external PhD, self-funded, together with Dr. Stefan Münger, University Bern): Now You See It - Now You Don't: Notions of Cultic Life in the Iron Age I Southern Levant. Methods, Texts, Material Culture. Role: promotor Fulco Timmers (external PhD, self-funded): The Forgiveness of God in Philo of Alexandria (final stage). Role: promotor, co-promotor: dr. J. Magliano-Tromp (Leiden) Gea Smit (previously at Protestant Theology University (PThU), Het laatste oordeel in het Nieuwe Testament en in de moderne theologie Role: co-promotor, promotor: Prof. Dr. Gijsbert van den Brink, VU) Renske Janssen (PhD Leiden University): Religio Illicita. De juridische status van Joodse en Christelijke gemeenschappen in het Romeinse Rijk. Role: promotor

Publications Zangenberg J.K. (2017) Archäologische Zeugnisse. In: Schröter J., Jacobi C. (Eds.) Jesus Handbuch. Tübingen: MohrSiebeck. 171-174 book chapter Zangenberg J.K. (2017) Galiläa und Umgebung (Dekapolis, Küstenebene) als Wirkungsraum Jesu. In: Schröter J., Jacobi C. (Eds.) Jesus Handbuch. Tübingen: MohrSiebeck. 230-237 book chapter Zangenberg J.K. (2017) Inschriften / Münzen. In: Schröter J., Jacobi C. (Eds.) Jesus Handbuch. Tübingen: MohrSiebeck. 174-181 book chapter Zangenberg J.K. (2017) Jerusalem und Umgebung als Wirkungsraum Jesu. In: Schröter J., Jacobi C. (Eds.) Jesus Handbuch. Tübingen: MohrSiebeck. 237-245 book chapter Zangenberg J.K. (2017) The Menorah on the Mosaic Floor from the Late Roman/Early Byzantine Synagogue at Ḥorvat Kur, Israel Exploration Journal 67: 110-126 article in journal

PhD Candidates

Dr. D. Donev Research 0.8 fte

Ms. M.J. Groen-Vallinga MPhil Research 1.0 fte

Publications Groen M.J. (24 May 2017) The Roman world of work : social structures and the urban labour market of Roman Italy in the first three centuries AD (PhD thesis. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Supervisor: prof. dr. L. de Ligt and co- supervisor: dr. L.E. Tacoma

Groen M.J. & Tacoma L.E. (2017) The value of labour: Diocletian's Prices Edict. In: Verboven K., Laes C. (Eds.) Work, Labour, and Professions in the Roman World. Impact of Empire no. 23 Leiden: Brill. 104-132

P. Kloeg MA Research 1.0 fte

ERC-funded project, 'An empire of 2000 cities: urban networks and economic integration in the Roman Empire', directed by Prof. Luuk de Ligt and Prof. John Bintliff. For this project he is examining the theme of urbanism in the Roman Near East.

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Social media: Linkedin Academia.edu

Ms. K. Pazmany MA Research 1.0 fte

Ms. F. Pellegrino MA Research 1.0 fte

S.M.H.J. Penders MA Research 0,8 fte

Publications Penders S.M.H.J. (2017) 'An empire of virtues? Cultural traditions and local honorifics in the early imperial dedications of Lepcis Magna' [OIKOS Masterclass 'Culture as politics']. [Working paper] Beerden K. & Penders S.M.H.J. (2017) Facebook Ancient History Leiden

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) National Roman Week (community and valorization)

S. Wen Research 0,8 fte

PhD Defence M.J. Groen-Vallinga, Leiden University: The Roman world of work : social structures and the urban labour market of Roman Italy in the first three centuries AD. Supervisor: prof. dr. L. de Ligt and co-supervisor: dr. L.E. Tacoma. Date of defence: May 24, 2017

External PhD Candidates A. Berkheij-Dol M. Jorna P. de Graaf

Externally funded programmes Moving Romans. Urbanisation, migration and labour in the Roman Principate Luuk de Ligt and Rens Tacoma The aim of the Moving Romans project is to study the relationship between urbanisation, migration and labour opportunities in Roman Italy in the first two centuries A.D. The central question is to what extent labour- induced migration was important to the functioning of the towns and cities of Roman Italy. The project starts from the working hypothesis that the dominance of slavery in some sectors of the urban economy, especially in the domestic sector, reduced labour opportunities for free women. If this basic idea is correct, most free migrants must have been men, and cities must have been characterised by a very skewed sex ratio. Since this would have made it impossible for urban populations to reproduce themselves, it would follow that large-scale migration was a vital prerequisite for the continued existence of the Roman cities, even more so than in the case of the towns and cities of later European history, where high levels of urban mortality are commonly identified as the main reason why urban populations depended for their survival on a continuous influx of free migrants. By testing this hypothesis against the ancient evidence the project aims to call attention to the crucial importance of the balance between free and unfree labour as a factor that determined the scale and nature of migration flows in pre- industrial societies. While forced migration of unfree labourers has always been important in studies of agricultural slavery, it has received little attention in studies of migration to towns, for the obvious reason that most of the existing literature on this topic deals with early-modern and modern Europe where almost all migrants were free. In the case of the Roman world, there can be no doubt that the relationships between urbanisation, migration, and labour were complex. During the first two centuries AD the cities of the empire blossomed and had flourishing populations. It is often argued that cities could only maintain their populations thanks to an influx of outsiders. However, who these migrants were and how they were absorbed by the urban labour market are questions, which have hardly been studied. The proposed project aims to fill several gaps simultaneously. The interrelationships between urbanisation, labour opportunities and migration in the Roman world have never been systematically investigated. Moreover, each of these three subjects is in its own right fundamental to the understanding of Roman society. One of the central assumptions is that each of the three constituent elements cannot be studied in the absence of the other two; but also that the interrelationship between the three is in urgent need of conceptualisation.

Participants Prof. Dr. L. de Ligt, urban networks in Roman Italy Dr. L.E. Tacoma, migration to and from Rome Ms. M.J. Groen-Vallinga, MPhil, the labour market of Roman Italy Dr. R. Tybout, epigraphical assistant

Building Tabernae Miko Flohr Building Tabernae is a NWO Veni Project based at the University of Leiden (2013-2017) carried out by Dr. Miko Flohr. The project focuses on urban commercial space in Roman Italy and deals with the impact of economic growth on urban communities in the late Republic and the Imperial period (200 BCE – 300 CE). It will investigate how favourable economic circumstances under the Roman Empire fostered the emergence of new and more ambitious forms of investment in commercial space, and it aims to understand how this transformed the physical and social fabric of the cities of the Italian peninsula. The project will use archaeological and textual evidence and belongs to the field of ancient history as much as it belongs to that of classical archaeology. Thematically, it operates on the interface of social and economic history and explores to which degree economic developments fostered social change. It specifically attempts to connect two highly vibrant debates: the debate about Roman urbanism and that about Roman economic life.

Roman Urbanism Both debates have seen significant development over the last decades. Discourse on Roman urbanism has moved away from the traditional emphasis on (monumental) architecture and urban planning towards studying urban landscapes in a more integrated manner (seminal is Laurence 1994). Discourse on Roman economic life has developed beyond the consumer city debate that dominated the field in the 1990s (e.g. Mattingly 1997; Erdkamp 2001), now focusing more and more on the social and spatial contexts of economic processes (Mouritsen 2001; Robinson 2005; Flohr 2007).

Yet, while these debates play a central role in Roman scholarship and thematically increasingly overlap, they interact only to a limited degree. Consequently, the relation between economic developments and developments

16 in urbanism is not well understood. This significantly impedes our understanding of Roman history. This project will contribute to filling this gap.

An empire of 2000 cities: urban networks and economic integration in the Roman Empire John Bintliff and Luuk de Ligt The central aims of this project are to establish the shapes of the various urban hierarchies existing in the provinces of the Roman Empire and (especially) to use the quantitative properties of these hierarchies to shed new light on levels of economic integration. Should we conceptualize the urban system of the Roman world as a collection of cellular modules which were only loosely connected by the imposition of a rudimentary administrative superstructure and by resource flows of limited significance? Or did the creation of an overarching empire favour the emergence of an economically well-integrated urban network or at least the growth of certain nodal points which helped to tie the empire together by mediating resource flows between regions? Key topics to be explored include the physical size of cities, the overall shape of regional urban hierarchies, the role of harbour cities in connecting various parts of the empire, and the economic implications of the emergence and existence of large provincial capitals and other primate cities.

Building on spatial and economic theories from various disciplines, the project starts from the working hypothesis that the urban system of the Roman empire possessed a number of unique features which set it apart from that of the various urban system existing in the same geographical area during the early-modern period. While some of these features (such as the size of Rome) can plausibly be attributed to the fact that the Roman empire was much larger than the empires and emerging nation states of early-modern times, the project aims to demonstrate that the specific configuration of regional urban hierarchies in the Roman world also reflects levels of economic integration which fell dramatically short of those achieved in various parts of early-modern Europe.

Participants: Dr. M.S. Hobson, Dr. R. Willet, Dr. D. Donev, P.H.A. Houten , P. Kloeg, K. Pazmany and F. Pellegrino

4. Europe 1000-1800: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks

Description Recent concerns about cultural identity underline the ongoing political and social importance of the question of how, and with whom, people identify. Changing and conflicting identities were highly relevant for premodern Europe. Paradoxically, the more powerful states became, the more their rulers tended to depend on good relations with their social elites. Since such elites often identified themselves primarily with local communities, regions or other group interests, the creation of (proto-)national loyalties was problematic. Well-advised rulers, therefore, expended considerable energy on creating loyalty through patronage networks increasingly based on their courts. New forms were added to traditional media for delivering political messages, such as pageants and spectacles. The wide circulation of pamphlets and newspapers gradually changed the nature of political communication, creating new forms of religious and political engagement. In the centuries between 1000 and 1800, state borders certainly were not the primary focus of collective identification. On the one hand, regions within composite states continued to compete with one another, whereas, on the other hand, transnational networks often proved to be surprisingly resistant to political division. Even while their rulers were at war, trade networks continued to tie together Spanish, Flemish, and Dutch economic and financial interests. From the fifteenth century onwards the world of Europeans expanded to include the Americas, African and Asian coastal areas. However, at the same time the Mediterranean continued to serve as a conduit for commercial, political and cultural exchanges between Muslim North-Africa and West Asia with Europe. Cultural networks transcended national borders. Until 1520, Europe shared one dominant religion. Soon, the schism in the Roman Church would create transnational interest groups and streams of refugees while it also reinforced new confessional alliances in international politics. Süleyman the Law-abiding watched the rise of Lutheranism with interest; Francis I of France actively sought his alliance, an initiative soon followed by the English and the Dutch. Throughout this period, a recognizably European intellectual culture prevailed, which played an essential role in the fast transfer of knowledge, religious and political ideas. In this world of constantly changing borders, strong local political traditions, profitable transnational trade, and dense networks of international relations, ‘identity’ was never monolithic. The changing relationship between local identities and the centres of royal or imperial power was a key issue everywhere in Europe, from relatively unitary states such as France and England to the composite monarchies ruled by the Habsburgs. It forms an overarching theme in the historical research of the medievalists and early modernists at Leiden University. Currently our research focuses on three dimensions of collective identity. The first touches on relations between subjects and rulers. Research projects study the interdependence between local administrations and supra local/regional elite formation; the tensions caused by attempts at political and administrative centralization; and the intercultural comparison of dynastic empires that rose in Europe, West South-Asia, and East-Asia. The second dimension concerns the operation of trade networks that increasingly were subjected to the realities and requirements of international politics. Cultural identities and cultural transfers are the third dimension. Here, a major focus is on the way in which Europeans engaged with the past, through historical writing, but also through other cultural practices. A major research project on memory and identity formation examines the lasting social, political and cultural impact of civil war on early modern identities.

Staff Dr. D.R. Curtis Research 1.0 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Journals – Economic History Review Projects – British Academy & Leverhulme Trust Senior Research Grant

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Economic History Society Member (UK) Rural History Society (EURHO) Member World Interdisciplinary Network for Institutional Research Member (WINIR)

Publications

Curtis D.R., Dijkman J., Vanhaute E. & Lambrecht T. (2017) The Low Countries. In: Alfani G., Ó Gráda C. (Eds.) Famine in European History. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 119-140 book chapter Curtis D.R. & Roosen J. (2017) The Sex-Selective Impact of the Black Death and Recurring Plagues in the Southern Netherlands, 1349-1450, American Journal of Physical Anthropology 164(2): 246-259 article in journal: refereed

Prof. Dr. J.F.J. Duindam Research 0.3 fte

Conference attendance Vienna, 27 January 2017: 207. Institutsseminar IÖG: Nobility in Global Perspective: Trials and Tribulations – Der Adel global: Irrungen, Wirrungen? St. Petersburg, 14 March 2017: Opening lecture annual Comparative History Day at European University of St Petersburg (Prof. Mikhail Krom): Courts and dynasties: strategies of comparison. Budapest, 3 May 2017: CEU Lecture series: Approaches to Global and Universal History. The Global History of Dynasty: a plea for comparison Vienna, 4 May 2017: BMWFW Presentation of Austria Centers: book presentation of Dynasties. A Global History of Power 1300-1800 Konstanz, 9 May 2017: Zukunftkolleg, University of Konstanz: Comparing dynasties worldwide: global history beyond the paradigm of connections Amsterdam, 30-31 May 2017: VU Workshop ‘Benefits of Office. Privilege and Loyalty in the Ancient Mediterranean World’ – conclusion/comments Freiburg, 10 July 2017: Paper in History Institute series. Comparing dynasties worldwide: global history beyond the paradigm of connections Vienna, 9 November 2017: Public lecture Academy of Sciences, Historische Kommission: Reinvention, Continuities, Expansion: Early Modern Perspectives on the Court after the French Revolution

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Funding institutions: ERC FWF As incidental referee: Journal of World History Editorial board: VIRTUS, Hungarian Historical Review, European History Quarterly

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair General History

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Director Leiden-Austria Centre Member of board Stichting Middeneuropese Studiën

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Co-supervision: Leonor Álvarez Francés, War Heroes and War Criminals. The Spanish Commanders and their Actions during the First Decade of the Dutch Revolt in Narrative Sources from Spain and the Low Countries (1567-1648) Cumhur Bekar, The Emergence of a New Ruling Elite in the Ottoman Empire. The Köprülü Household (1656- 1687) Beatriz Santiago Belmonte, Spanish Heroes in the Low Countries. The Experience of War during the First Decade of the Dutch Revolt (1567-1577) Leiden History Institute: Cumhur Bekar, Beatriz Santiago Belmonte, Leonor Álvarez Francés, Jovan Pešalj (co- supervision); Kim Ragetli, The agency of the Burgundian-Habsburg duchesses and the creation and continuation of court-city relations in the Low Countries (ca. 1430-1503)

External PhDs: Sebastiaan Derks (H-ING), Heino van Rijnberk, Martin Küster (Leiden LUCAS)

Externally acquired funds NWO-Vrije competitie ‘Monarchy in Turmoil; Major applicant (co-applicant: Ida Nijenhuis, H-ING) senior research fellowship granted by Konstanz Zukunftskolleg for January-May 2018

Publications

Duindam J.F.J. (2017) ウィーンとヴェルサイユヨーロッパにおけるライバル宮廷 [tr. Duindam J.F.J., Vienna and Versailles. The Courts of Europe's Dynastic Rivals 1550-1780 (Cambridge University Press 2003)]. Tokyo: Tosui Shobo Duindam J.F.J. (2017) Pre-modern Power Elites: Princes, Courts, Intermediaries. In: Best Heinrich, Higley John (Eds.) The Palgrave Handbook of Political Elites.: Palgrave. 161-179

Dr. M.A. Ebben Research 1.6 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Board of Examiners History Department Member of the editorial board of the website The Dutch Revolt

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Alberto Mariano Rodríguez Martínez, Universidad de Pablo Olavide, Sevilla, Spain Las negociaciones hispanoneerlandesas informales antes de la Tregua de los Doce Años Role: co-promoter

Publications Ebben M.A. (2017) Alva, bewondering, verwondering, verachting en nieuwe inzichten (15259). Leiden, (University Library Leiden). [website] Ebben M.A. (2017) Review of: Veen S. van der (2015) Groot-Nederland & Groot-Colombia, 1815-1830. De droom van Willem I, Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 36(1): 92-94 Ebben M.A. (2017) Lodewijck Huygens’Spanish Journal, 1660-61: Perceptions of Spain and Confirmation of the Identity of the Dutch Republic’, 41(3): 1-17 Ebben M.A. (2017) The Duke of Alba: Protagonist of History in an International Perspective (15259). Leiden, (University Library Leiden). [website] Ebben M.A. (2017) Van onderhandelingstafel tot rarekiek. De Vrede van Utrecht, 1713 Review of: Bruin R. de, Jensen L., Onnekink D., (2015) Performances of Peace: Utrecht 1713 Ebben, M.A. (2017) Review: Henk den Heijer, Goud en indianen. Het Journaal van Hendrick Brouwers expeditie naar Chili in 1643 (Zutphen: Walburg Pers, 2015) Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 35.2 (2016) 75-77

Dr. R.P. Fagel Research 1.0 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Review, Rulers & Elites - Europe of Courts and Factions, Brill Drie Oktoberlezingen

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Member OLC

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) HOVO Course on Don Quijote, in collaboration with the Instituto Cervantes, Utrecht

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Leonor Álvarez Francés, War heroes and war criminals. The Spanish commanders and their actions during the first decade of the Dutch revolt 1567-1577. Role: co-promotor Cees Reyner, Italiaanse geschiedschrijving over de Opstand. Role: co-promotor Beatriz Santiago Belmonte, Spanish heroes in the Low Countries. The experience of war during the first decade of the Dutch Revolt 1567-1577. Role: co-promotor

Publications Scholarly Fagel R.P. (2017) Alexander Farnese and Francisco Verdugo: the war in the North East, Tiempos Modernos : Revista Electrónica de Historia Moderna 35(2): 14-29 article in journal: refereed Fagel R.P. (2017) Describir la Guerra. Narrativas de la primera década de las guerras de Flandes (1567-1577). In: Garcia Hernán E., Maffi D. (Eds.) Estudios sobre guerra y sociedad en la Monarquía Hispánica. Guerra marítima, estrategia, organización y cultura militar (1500-1700). Valencia: Albatros. 507-518 book chapter Fagel R.P. (2017) De Spaanse belegeraar van Leiden. Het Eigen verhaal van Francisco de Valdés. Leiden: Primavera Pers. book

Fagel R.P. (2017) Gascoigne's The spoyle of Antwerpe (1576) as an Anglo-Dutch text, Dutch Crossing: Journal of Low Countries Studies 41(2): 101-110 article in journal: refereed Fagel R.P. (2017) Le beau des beauls. Turismo flamenco en España en la época de Felipe el Hermoso. In: Delsalle P., Docquier G., Marchandisse A., Schnerb B. (Eds.) Pour la singulière affection qu'avons a luy. Etudes bourguignonnes offertes à Jean-Marie Cauchies. Turnhout: Brepols. 229-235 book chapter

Professional Fagel R.P. (2017) De la Corte: een familie uit Son in Spanje, Heem. Son en Breugel 32(2): 26-32 article in journal Fagel R.P. (2017) La Guerra de los Ochenta Años (1568-1648). In: García Hernán E. (Ed.) Historia militar de España. Estudios hisstoriográficos, glosario y cronología. no. VI Madrid: Ministerio de Defensa. 499-503 book chapter Fagel R.P. (2017) Un humanista entre mercaderes. Juan Luis Vives y el mundo comercial de Brujas. In: Coronel Ramos M.A. (Ed.) Juan Luis Vives. El humanista y su entorno. Valencia: Institució Alfons el Magnànim centre Valencià d'estudis i d'investigació. 167-197 book chapter Fagel R.P. (2017) De wrede Alva en de Zwarte Legende over de bloeddorstige Spanjaarden, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(5): 12-18 Fagel R.P. (2017) Un humanista entre mercaderes. Juan Luis Vives y el mundo comercial de Brujas. In: Coronel Ramos M.A. (Ed.) Juan Luis Vives. El humanista y su entorno. Valencia: Institució Alfons el Magnànim centre Valencià d'estudis i d'investigació. 167-197

Dr. J. Fynn-Paul Research 1.0 fte

Conference organization Slavery and Forced Labor in Asia, c. 1250-1900, Leiden University together with D.A. Pargas and F. Rosu

Publications Scholarly Fynn-Paul J. (2017) Family, Work, and Household in Late Medieval Iberia: A Social History of Manresa at the Time of the Black Death no. 13: Routledge book

Prof. Dr. P.C.M. Hoppenbrouwers Research

0.6 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Examination Committee History Institute (chairman) Curatorium Chair of Frisian History (chairman) Interfacultary Minores Committee (member)

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Advisory Council State Museum ‘Het Muiderslot’ (member) Member of the editorial board of The Medieval Countryside Member of the editorial board of the Journal of Medieval History

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Jaap Ligthart MA, PhD History Insitute Leiden, promoter/co-supervisor J. van Duijl, MA, Leiden University [with Prof. Dr. J.A. Mol]: ‘De bezitsgeschiedenis van het Duitse Huis en de Balije van Utrecht, 1231-1619’. Role: co-promoter/co-supervisor Dr. Margreet Brandsma, external, promoter/co-supervisor M. Gerrits MA, Fryske Akademy Leeuwarden / Leiden University: ‘Schieringers en Vetkopers. Partijstrijd en vetewezen in Westerlauwers Friesland’. Role: co-promoter toghether with Prof. Dr. J.A. Mol

External PhD Alois van Doornmalen, De Herlaars in het Midden-Nederlandse rivierengebied (ca. 1075- ca. 1400). Role: promotor, co-promotor prof. dr. H.L. Janssen. Date of defence: October 12, 2017, Leiden University

Publications Scholarly Blockmans W.P. & Hoppenbrouwers P.C.M. (2017) Introduction to Medieval Europe, 300-1500. 3rd Edition. London and New York: Routledge book

Book reviews Hoppenbrouwers P.C.M. (2017) De ziel gegijzeld Review of: Peter Brown l Petra Schulte und Peter Hesse (eds) The Ransom of the Soul. Afterlife and Wealth in Early Western Christianity l Reichtum im späten Mittelalter. Politische Theorie - Ethische Norm - Soziale Akzeptanz, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(2): 293-295 Hoppenbrouwers P.C.M. (2017) Review of: Chris de Bont Amsterdamse boeren. Een historische geografie van het gebied tussen de duinen en het Gooi in de middeleeuwen., BMGN-Low Countries Historical Review, BMGN : Low Countries Historical Review 132

Popular Hoppenbrouwers P.C.M. (2017), Gotendämmerung. De veranderende identiteit van barbaren in de Volksverhuizingstijd, Frons. Blad voor Leidse classici 37: 5-9. article in magazine/newspaper

Dr. L.P.F. Laborie Research 0.1 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: lecture From Profits to Prophets: How Capitalism Financed the Great Evangelical Awakening Type of conference : lecture Passions, émotions corporelles ou folie religieuse? Le débat sur l'enthousiasme dans l'Angleterre des Lumières in Geneva, Switzerland

Conference organization Conference: What Would Jesus Fund? Financing Religious Enterprises in the Long Eighteenth Century"". Tübingen, Germany, (University of Tübingen) Conference: 'What Would Jesus Fund? Financing Religious Enterprises in the Long Eighteenth Century'. Tübingen, Germany, (University of Tübingen) together with R. Dürr

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience)

(March 10, 2017), Odd Truths: The Camisards, Rebel Prophets of Languedoc Interview by Jonah Locksley [interview]

Social media Blog: Millenarian Networks in Eighteenth-Century Europe: The French Connection Twitter: @Laborie2014 Academia.edu

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) March 10: Odd Truths: The Camisards, Rebel Prophets of Languedoc Interviewed by Jonah Locksley

Publications Scholarly Laborie L.P.F. (2017) Millenarian Networks in Eighteenth-Century Europe: The French Connection (Website) Laborie L.P.F. (2017) Vivre la Réforme: l'expérience anglaise de la dissidence, Bulletin annuel / Institut d’Histoire de la Réformation 38: 75-85 Laborie L.P.F. (2017) From English “Trembleurs" to French “Inspirés": A Transnational Perspective on the Origins of French Quakerism (1654–1789). In: Heal B., Kremers A. (red.) Radicalism and Dissent in the World of Protestant Reform. Göttingen: Vandenhoek & Ruprecht. 225-244 Book chapter Laborie L.P.F. (2017) Radical Tolerance in Early Enlightenment Europe, History of European Ideas 43(4): 359-375

Book review Laborie L.P.F. (2017) Review of: Marriott B. (2015) Transnational networks and cross-religious exchange in the seventeenth- century Mediterranean and Atlantic worlds. Sabbatai Sevi and the lost tribes of Israel, Universal Reform. Studies in Intellectual History, 1550–1700, Journal of Ecclesiastical History 68(2): 426-427

Prof. Dr. J.A. Mol Research 0.1 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor The Medieval Low Countries. An Annual Review Editorial Board Bijdragen tot de Geschiedenis van de Ridderlijke Duitsche Orde, Balije van Utrecht

Membership of boards and committees Internationale Kommission zur Erforschung des Deutschen Ordens, Vorstandsmitglied Historische Commissie van de Ridderlijke Duitsche Orde, balije van Utrecht

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD M. Gerrits MA, Fryske Akademy Leeuwarden / Leiden University, [with Prof. Dr. P.C.M. Hoppenbrouwers]: ‘Schieringers en Vetkopers. Partijstrijd en vetewezen in Westerlauwers Friesland’. Role: promoter R. Stapel, Fryske Akademy Leeuwarden / Leiden University: ‘Herfsttij in een ridderorde? De cronike van der Duytscher Oirden’. Role: promoter D. Worst MA., Fryske Akademy Leeuwarden/Leiden University [with Prof. Dr. Th. Spek and Prof. Dr. G.L. de Langen]: ‘De grootschalige veenontginningen in Zuid-Fryslân en Noordwest-Overijssel tussen 1000 en 1400’. Role: promoter J. van Duijl, MA, Leiden University [with Prof. Dr. P.C.M. Hoppenbrouwers]: ‘De bezitsgeschiedenis van het Duitse Huis en de Balije van Utrecht, 1231-1619’. Role: promoter S. Hofstee, Leiden University [with Prof. Dr. M.P.A. de Baar]: ‘De rol van geestelijke maagden in overlevingsstrategieën van katholieke gemeenschappen in Friesland tijdens de 17e en 18e eeuw’. Role: co- promoter

External PhD A.G.M. Spiekhout MA, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen [with Prof. Dr. Th. Spek]: ‘Medieval castle landscapes in the Oversticht territory (Northeastern Netherlands) between 1050 and 1425 AD’. Role: promoter H. Jongbloed, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen [with Prof. Dr. D.E.H. de Boer]: ‘De heerlijkheid Diepenheim tot 1331’. Role: promoter

Publications Scholarly J.A. Mol (2017) De Friese volkslegers tussen 1480 en 1560 (Hilversum 2017) Meer P.L.G. van der & Mol J.A. (2017) De Monsterlijsten van Friesland 1552 en Ameland 1558. In: Mol J.A. (Ed.) De Friese volkslegers tussen 1480 en 1560. Hilversum: Verloren. 176-338 book chapter

Dr. J. Oddens Research 0.8 fte (Jan-Aug) ; 1,0 fte (Sep-Dec)

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member of the editorial board of the journal Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis Member of the editorial board of the journal De Achttiende Eeuw Member of the editorial board of the journal Early Modern Low Countries Member of the editorial board of the Jaarboek Parlementaire Geschiedenis (Boom Amsterdam) External referee for the journal Journal of the History of Ideas External referee for the journal Quaerendo

Publications Scholarly Oddens J. (2017) De Nederlandse revolutie in dorp en stad. Lokale revolutiegeschiedschrijving over de patriots-Bataafse tijd, 1875 tot heden, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(4): 565-591 article in journal Bos A., Brouwer J.-W., Goslinga H., Oddens J., Ramakers J. & Reiding H. (Eds.) (2017) Het volk spreekt. Jaarboek Parlementaire Geschiedenis 2017. Amsterdam: Boom editorship of book Oddens J. (2017) Spoken als handelswaar. Een pennenstrijd uit 1766 nader bekeken, Jaarboek voor Nederlandse boekgeschiedenis 24: 57-74 article in journal: refereed Oddens J. (2017) The greatest right of them all. The debate on the right to petition in the Netherlands from the Dutch Republic to the Kingdom (c. 1750-1830), European History Quarterly 47(4): 634-656 article in journal Oddens J. & Nieuwenhuis I. (2017) Using satire in historical research: Comments on petitioning from the Dutch age of revolution (c. 1780-1800), Eighteenth-Century Studies 51(2): 219-233 article in journal Oddens J (2017) Verzoekschriften aan het Bataafse parlement. Een terreinverkenning. In: Het volk spreekt. Jaarboek Parlementaire Geschiedenis 2017. Amsterdam: Boom. 19-30 book chapter

Bookreviews Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Carel van Schaik en Kai Michel (2016) Het oerboek van de mens. De evolutie en de Bijbel, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Anne Petterson Eigenwijs vaderland. populair nationalisme in negentiende-eeuwse Amsterdam, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(5): 78 Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Carel van Schaik en Kai Michel (2016) Het oerboek van de mens. De evolutie en de Bijbel, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Tessel Pollmann (2016) Liever kleine knecht dan grote baas. De Nederlandse middenstand 1920-1970, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Ewoud Sanders Levi's eerste kerstfeest. Jeugdverhalen over jodenbekering (1792-2015), 52(5): 79

Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Jaap van Moolenbroek Nederlandse kruisvaarders naar Damiate aan de Nijl. Acht eeuwen geschiedenis en fantasie in woord en beeld, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(5): 79 Oddens J. (2017) Review of: John Jansen van Galen (2016) De gouden jaren van het linkse levensgevoel. Het verhaal van Vrij Nederland, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Roelke Posthumus en Adriaan Rijnsdorp | Tom Blass Schol in de Noordzee. Een biografie van de platvis en de Nederlandse visserij | Woeste kusten. Een reis langs de randen van de Noordzee, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(5): 78 Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Erna E. Kok (2016) Netwerkende kunstenaars in de Gouden Eeuw. De succesvolle loopbanen van Govert Flinck en Ferdinand Bol, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Annelies Noordhof-Hoorn (2016) De stem van de student. Nederlandse studentenbladen in de negentiende eeuw, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Mathijs Sanders (2016) Europese papieren. Intellectueel grensverkeer tijdens het interbellum, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Dik van der Meulen De kinderen van de nacht. Over wolven en mensen, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(5): 79 Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Janet Polasky (2015) Revolutions without Borders: The Call to Liberty in the Atlantic World, Early Modern Low Countries 1(1): 196-197

Prof. Dr. D.A. Pargas Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance ‘Lurking amongst the Free Negroes’: Fugitive Slaves and Black Solidarity in the Antebellum South. San José, Costa Rica: Universidad de Costa Rica

Conference organization Slavery and Forced Labor in Asia, c. 1250-1900, Leiden University together with J. Fynn-Paul and F. Rosu

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Managing Editor: Journal of Global Slavery Publisher: Brill Series Editor: Studies in Global Slavery Publisher: Brill Membership of boards and committees (internal) Staff member: Opleidingsbestuur Secretary: section Economic and Social History Board member: Leiden Slavery Studies Association Staff member: Van A tot Z (Teachers Academy)

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Member NWO Rubicon Committee, September 2015-June 2016 Board Member Netherlands American Studies Association, 2009-present

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Oran Kennedy, Leiden University, Runaway Slaves in the North and Canada (Beacons of Freedom VIDI Project) Role: Promotor Expected date of defense: 2019 Thomas Mareite, Leiden University, Runaway Slaves in Mexico, (Beacons of Freedom VIDI Project) Role: Promotor Expected date of defense: 2019 Viola Müller, Leiden University, Runaway Slaves in the Urban South, (Beacons of Freedom VIDI Project) Role: Promotor Expected date of defense: 2019

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Marronnage in the Atlantic World. Database and interactive website for students and scholars on runaway slaves in the Atlantic world: joint collaboration with scholars from around the world (under construction—started in Fall 2016) Advisory Board Member for the PBS Documentary “The Slave Trades,” directed by Stanley Nelson (in production, scheduled for 2018)

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) Pargas D.A. (11 september 2017), ‘Amerika is niet wezenlijk anders.’. Interview by T. Blom for Elsevier

Publications Pargas D.A. & Felicia Roșu (2017) Critical Readings on Global Slavery. Leiden: Brill Pargas D.A. & Rosu F. (2017) Introduction: Global Perspectives on Slavery. In: Pargas D.A., Rosu F. (red.) Critical Readings on Global Slavery. Leiden & Boston: Brill. 1-9 Pargas D.A. (2017) Journal of Global Slavery, ed. 2(1-3) Pargas D.A. & Fynn-Paul J. (eds.) (2017) Studies in Global Slavery. Leiden: Brill

Ms. Prof. Dr. J.S. Pollmann Research 0.2 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Past & Present, Member of the editorial board Referee for Oxford University Press, NWO, University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, Leibniz Institut für Europäsche Geschichte, Mainz

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Academic director Leiden Institute for History (since September 2016 till June 2017) Member Opleidingsbestuur Geschiedenis (until 1 september) Commissie 2e geldstroom Faculteit der Geesteswetenschappen (until 1 september)

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Chair of the Advisory Board Huizinga Instituut voor Cultuurgeschiedenis Chair, Werkgroep Zeventiende eeuw of the Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde Member, Curatorium Bibliotheca Thysiana Advice Rijksmuseum, Exhibition 80 Years War

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Carolien Boender, Civic identity in Haarlem, 1747-1848, UL, promotor with Prof. Dr. Henk te Velde David de Boer, Beyond the Borders of Tolerance. Religious Persecution in Europe and the Dutch Republic, 1648- 1748. Co-tutelle Universität Konstanz, Germany. 1st promotor dr. Malte Griesse Erica Boersma, Veranderend geefgedrag bij bijzondere collectes, ca 1621-1800; co-promotor Dr. Ariadne Schmidt Silvia Gaiga, De Educatiereis in de XVIe eeuw tussen Peregrinatio en Grand Tour, external PhD UL Carolina Lenarduzzi Katholieke cultuur in de Republiek (); external PhD Cees Reijner, Italiaanse Geschiedschrijving over de Nederlandse Opstand; external PhD, co-promotor Dr. Raymond Fagel Thérèse Peeters, Trust in the Counter-Reformation. Co-promotor: Dr. Felicia Roşu

Publications Scholarly Pollmann J.S. (2017) Memory in early modern Europe, 1500-1800. Oxford: Oxford University Press

Ms. Dr. M.P. Ritsema van Eck Research 0.8 fte

Conference attendance Santa Croce in Gerusalemme: anchoring Jerusalem’s sanctity in Rome through objects and stories, the case of the Titulus Crucis conference paper

Publications Ritsema van Eck M.P. (2017) Encounters with the Levant: the late medieval illustrated Jerusalem Travelogue by Paul Walter von Guglingen, Mediterranean Historical Review 32(2): 153-188 article in journal

Other activities Ritsema van Eck M.P. (28 June 2017), Custodians of Sacred Space: Constructing the Franciscan Holy Land through texts and sacri monti (ca. 1480-1650) (PhD thesis. History, Faculty of Humanities, University of Amsterdam). Amsterdam. Supervisor(s) and Co-supervisor(s): Prof. dr. G. Geltner, University of Amsterdam, Dr. M. Campopiano, University of York PhD thesis

Ms. Dr. F. Roşu Research 0.8 fte

Conference attendance Conference paper: Our Neighbors, the Hungarians: The Polish-Transylvanian Connection under Stephen Báthory, 1576-1586 Conference paper: Polish-Lithuanian Elections in European Context

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Examcommittee (member) ResMA OLC (member) Leiden University Centre for Digital Humanities (advisory board member) Leiden Slavery Studies Association (board member)

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Thérèse Peeters, Leiden University: Trust in the Counter-Reformation. Role: co-promoter, date of defence: (planned) 2019 with J.S.J. Pollmann

Publications Scholarly Pargas D.A. & Felicia Roșu (2017) Critical Readings on Global Slavery. Leiden: Brill book Roșu F. (2017) Elective Monarchy in Transylvania and Poland-Lithuania, 1569-1587. Oxford: Oxford University Press book Roșu F. (2017) Free from Obedience: Constitutional Expressions of the Right of Resistance in Early Modern Transylvania and Poland-Lithuania, European History Quarterly 47(1): 6-31 article in journal Rosu F. (2017) Friend or Foe of the Turk? The Fear Factor in Polish-Lithuanian Elections, 1572-1587. In: Hacer Topaktas, Natalia Królikowska (Eds.) Türkiye-Polonya Ilişkilerinde “Temas Alanları” (1414-2014) Uluslararası Konferansı Bildiler Kitabı. Ankara. 427-446 book chapter Roșu F. (2017) Full Dublin-Core Jacket: The Constraints and Rewards of Managing a Growing Collection of Sources on Omeka.net. In: Boot P., Cappellotto A., Dillen W., Fischer F., Kelly A., Mertgens A., Sichani A.-M., Spadini E., Hulle D. van (Eds.) Advances in Digital Scholarly Editing Papers presented at the DiXiT conferences in The Hague, Cologne, and Antwerp. Leiden: Sidestone Press. 333-339 book chapter Pargas D.A. & Rosu F. (2017) Introduction: Global Perspectives on Slavery. In: Pargas D.A., Rosu F. (Eds.) Critical Readings on Global Slavery. Leiden & Boston: Brill. 1-9 book chapter Stolte C.M. & Rosu F. (eds.) (2017) Global Connections, Leiden University Press

Prof. Dr. L.H.J. Sicking Research 0.2 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member of editorial board of Pro Memorie. Bijdragen tot de rechtsgeschiedenis der Nederlanden

Referee for: Itinerario Brill FWO (Belgium)

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Member Facultaire onderwijscommissie Member Jury onderwijscommissie voor universitaire scriptieprijs Member Opleidingscommissie

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Member of the scientific committee of Encuentros internacionales del medievo at Nájera, Rioja, Spain Associated Member of Revue du Nord

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) See @LouisSicking

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) June 23: Europeanisation and Globalisation of Maritime Conflict Management 1000-2015, Guest course at Universität Bremen

Publications Sicking L.H.J. (2017) Introduction: Maritime Conflict Management, Diplomacy and International Law, 1100-1800, Comparative Legal History 5(1): 2-15 article in journal Sicking L.H.J. (2017) De vanzelfsprekendheid van de Gouden Eeuw. In: Geels M., Opijnen T. van (Eds.) Nederland in ideeën 2017: Waar verzet jij je tegen? 101 wetenschappers, ondernemers en kunstenaars geven antwoord op 1 vraag van Anton Corbijn. Amsterdam: Maven Publishing. 124-126 book chapter Sicking L.H.J. (2017) De zaak Draeck: Antwerpen tegenover Zierikzee. Een interstedelijk conflict tijdens de Vlaamse Opstand. In: Marchandisse A., Schnerb B., Delsalle P., Docquier G. (Eds.) Pour la singulière affection qu'avons à luy : études bourguignonnes offertes à Jean-Marie Cauchies. Burgundica no. 24 Turnhout: Brepols. 405-416 book chapter Sicking L.H.J. (2017), El almirantazgo y la armada de los Países Bajos durante los reinados de Felipe I y Carlos V Traducciones no. 10. Santander: Editorial de la Universidad de Cantabria book Brood P. & Sicking L.H.J. (2017) Flamingant in Nederland. Rechtshistorici uit de Lage Landen 14 : Interview met Hugo de Schepper, Pro Memorie. Bijdragen tot de Rechtsgeschiedenis der Nederlanden 19(1): 3-21 article in journal Sicking L.H.J. (2017) Le maritime, fondement de la prédominance commerciale et économique des Provinces-Unies. In: Buchet C., Bouëdec G. le (Eds.) The Sea in History. The Early Modern World. Woodbridge: The Boydell Press. 455-465 book chapter Sicking L.H.J. (2017) Maritime Conflict Management, Diplomacy and International Law, 1100-1700 Member of editorial staff Comparative Legal History 5(2) editorship of journal Sicking L.H.J. & Wink J. (2017) Reprisal and diplomacy: conflict resolution within the context of Anglo–Dutch commercial relations c.1300– c.1415, Comparative Legal History 5(1): 53-71 article in journal Sicking Louis (2017), Review of: Brandon P. War, Capital and the Dutch State (1588-1795), Forum Navale 73: 131-133. book review Neele A. & Sicking L.H.J. (2017) The Scheldt estuary as a gateway system 1300–1600. In: Blockmans W., Krom M., Wubs-Mrozewicz J. (Eds.) Routledge Handbook of Maritime Networks, 1300-1600. Abingdon / New York: Oxon / Routledge. 366-382 book chapter

Dr. J.A. van der Steen Research 1.0 fte

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience)

Steen J.A. van der (13 oktober 2017), Vorstelijke macht als familiebedrijf. Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde. Leiden [blog entry]

Publications Steen J.A. van der (2017) A Divided Dynasty? Reformation, Counter-Reformation and Corporate Culture in the House of Nassau, 1550– 1750. Oxford, University of Oxford Steen J.A. van der (2017) A Divided Dynasty? Reformation, Counter-Reformation and Corporate Culture in the House of Nassau, 1550– 1750. Oxford, University of Oxford Steen J.A. van der (2017) Review: John W. O’Malley (2015) Art, controversy and the Jesuits. The Imago Primi Saeculi (1640), Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(3): 504-506 Steen J.A. van der (2017) Review: Lotte Jensen (2016) Vieren van vrede. Het ontstaan van de Nederlandse identiteit, 1648-1815, BMGN: Low Countries Historical Review Steen J.A. van der (2017) Review: Susan Broomhall | Jacqueline Van Gent (2016) Gender, Power and Identity in the Early Modern House of Orange-Nassau, Renaissance Quarterly 70(4): 1568-1570 Steen J.A. van der (2017) Corporate culture and religious problems in the wider Nassau family. Madrid, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) Steen J.A. van der (2017) Dynastic Power as a Family Business: The Nassaus in Early Modern Europe. Paper presented at the Justus-Liebig- Universität Gießen. Gießen

Dr. R. Stein Research 2.0 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair OLC BA, regular MA Staff member VSNU Dutch BKO, peer review Secretary Section Middeleeuwse geschiedenis

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Kim Ragetli, Leiden University, Duchesses at the court of Burgundy Role: supervisor Jaap Ligthart , Leiden University, Demise of the domains Role: supervisor

Publications Scholarly Stein & R. (2017) Magnanimous Dukes and Rising States: the Unification of the Burgundian Netherlands, 1380-1480 Oxford Studies in Medieval European History. Oxford: Oxford University Press. book Stein R. (2017) Princes and Fraternities. Central Government and the Third Estate in the Low Countries in the Late Middle Ages. In: Genet J.P., Le Page D., Mattéoni O. (Eds.) Consensus et représentation: actes du colloque organisé en 2013 à Dijon par SAS avec la collaboration du centre Georges-Chevrier de l'université de Dijon. Le pouvoir symbolique en occident (1300-1640) no. 11 Paris / Rome: Publications de la Sorbonne / École francaise de Rome. 193-212. book chapter Stein R. (2017) Van tresorie naar archief. De inventaris van de oorkonden van Henegouwen uit 1409. In: Delsalle P., Docquier G., Marchandisse A., Schnerb B. (Eds.) Pour la singuliere affection qu'avons à luy: études Bourguignonnes offertes à Jean-Marie Cauchies. Burgundica no. 24 Turnhout: Brepols Publishers n.v.. 417-434. book chapter

Dr. J.A.M. van Tol Research

0.2 fte

Conference attendance June 10: lecture 'De Reformatie en tolerantie', Ontmoetingsdag 500 jaar Reformatie November 11: lecture 'De Reformatie en Tolerantie', Paushuize, Utrecht December 20: lecture 'Hypocrisie en dubbele agenda's tijdens de Reformatie', Leids Historisch Dispuut Merlijn

Publications Tol, J.A.M. Ending the Wars of Religion: German attempts to establish peace in France

Ms. Dr. C. Weeda Research 0.2 fte

Publications Scholarly Weeda C.V. (2017) Characteristics of Bodies and Ethnicity c. 900-1200, Medieval Worlds. Comparative and Interdisciplinary Studies 2017(5): 95-112 article in journal: refereed Künzel R. (tr. Weeda C.V.) (2017) The Plow, the Pen, and the Sword. Images and Self-Images of Medieval People in the Low Countries: Routledge book

PhD Candidates

Ms. L. Alvarez Frances MA Research 0,8 fte

Publications Alvarez Francés L. (2017) Digital humanities: als een fraai essay, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(2): 249-256 Alvarez Francés L. (2017) ¿Soldado sanguinario o heroico adalid? Gaspar de Robles en las crónicas de Groninga. In: García Hernán E., Maffi D. (Eds.) Estudios sobre Guerra y Sociedad en la Monarquía Hispánica. Guerra marítima, estrategia, organización y cultural militar (1500-1700). no. 11 Valencia: Albatros. 769-784

C. Bekar MA Research 0,8 fte

The Emergence of a New Ruling Elite in the Ottoman Empire. The Köprülü Household (1656-1687)

Duijl, J. van MA Research 0.1 fte

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Duijl J.J. van (13 October 2017) Wat hebben de Tempeliers met Vrijdag de 13e te maken?. Leiden Medievalists Blog [blog entry] Porck M.H, Hartog M. den & Duijl J. van (2017) Leiden Medievalists Blog (15259). [website]

Publications Duijl J.J. van (2017) ‘Duedt secretlix’: De omgang met informatie in de koopvaardij van de IJsselsteden in het Oostzeegebied in de zestiende eeuw. In: Dijk E.A. van et al. (Ed.) De Hanze. Overijsselse Historische Bijdragen. Verslagen en

31 mededelingen van de Vereeniging tot beoefening van Overijsselsch Regt en Geschiedenis no. 132 Hilversum: Uitgeverij Verloren. 53-76 Duijl J.J. van (2017) Gevangen in het handelsnetwerk van de Hanze. De koopvaardij van de IJsselsteden in het Oostzeegebied in de zestiende eeuw, Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 36(1): 3-19 Duijl J.J. van (2017) Rentmeestersrekeningen van Stellingwerf-Oosteinde [transcriptie]. In: Bloemhoff H. (Ed.) Rentmeestersrekeningen van Stellingwerf-Oosteinde en Stellingwerf-Westeinde (1524-1531). Oldeberkoop. 24- 74 Duijl J.J. van (2017) Wonderlijke reddingen door een onaanzienlijk beeldje in Amersfoort Review of: Boer D.E.H. de, Jongen L. (2015) In het water gevonden. Het Amersfoortse mirakelboek, Middeleeuwse Studies en Bronnen, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(1): 112-114 Velzen-Barendsen M. van & Duijl J.J. van (2017), Hendrick Schull: Knuppels, messen en wijn op de Sont, Zutphen 36(4): 104-108’ Duijl J.J. van (2017) Collecting property for the founding of a Teutonic House in Utrecht1218-1235

Ms. M.I. den Hartog MA Research 1.0 fte

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) The walking dead. Fear of the supernatural in the Italian novella. Leiden Medievalists Blog

Publications Hartog M.I. den (2017) 'Overvallen door onzedige ondeugd'. Opvattingen over 'homoseksualiteit' in Italië, 1450-1500, Madoc. Tijdschrift over de Middeleeuwen 31(1): 2-9 Journal article

Ing. J. Ligthart MA Research 1.0 fte

Other activities June 7: Lecture ‘Demise of the domain’, Graduate Seminar, Institute for History

Ms. T.D.M.H. Peeters Research 1.0 fte

Publications Peeters T.D.H.M. (2017) Trust and mission. Seventeenth century Lazarist missionaries in North Africa, Trajecta: Religie, cultuur en samenleving in de Nederlanden / Religion, Culture and Society in the Low Countries 26(1): 90-106 article in journal

Ms. B. Santiago Belmonte Research 0.8 fte

Publications Santiago Belmonte B. (2017) La correspondencia de los comandantes militares españoles como fuente para el estudio de las guerras de Flandes (1567-1577). In: García Hernán Enrique, Maffi Davide (red.) Estudios sobre Guerra y Sociedad en la Monarquía Hispánica. Guerra marítima, estrategia, organización y cultura militar (1500-1700). nr. 11 Valencia: Albatros Ediciones. 623-638

Mr. Q. O. Somsen MA Research 0.8 fte

Publications Somsen Q.O. (2017) Prussia’s Franconian undertaking. Dynasty, law, and politics in the Holy Roman Empire (1703-1726), Virtus: bulletin van de Werkgroep Adelsgeschiedenis 24: 75-104

External PhD Candidates

D. de Boer E. Boersma M. Brandsma H.J.M. Denessen S. Derks S. Gaiga Kielman R.H. In het laatste der dagen. Eindtijdverwachting in Nederland op de drempel van de moderne tijd (1790-1880). Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Delft: Academische Uitgeverij Eburon. Promotor: Prof. Dr. M.E.H.N. Mout. Date of defence: April 13, 2017 I.A.A. de Lange-Joppe C. Lenarduzzi C. Reijner Stapel R.J. The late Fifteenth-Century Utrecht Chronicle of the Teutonic Order : manuscripts, sources, and authorship. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden University. Promotor: Prof. Dr. J.A. Mol and co-promotor: Prof. Dr. S. Levelt. Date of defence: January 25, 2017 A.P.W. van den Steen D. Worst

Externally funded programmes

VICI project: Tales of the Revolt, Memory, Oblivion and Identity in the Low Countries, 1566-1700 Judith Pollmann This research project, which started in September 2008, aims to explore how personal and public memories of the Dutch Revolt in the seventeenth century evolved and interacted to create new political and cultural identities for the societies that eventually were to become the kingdoms of the Netherlands and Belgium. While on both sides of the new border there emerged a body of ‘canonic’ knowledge about the Revolt against the Spanish Habsburgs, this simultaneously involved the conscious eradication of other aspects of the past, meaning that two radically different versions of the same past came to prop up two distinctive ‘national’ identities. The first aim of this project is to investigate how these versions of the past came into being, to what extent they were assimilated by individual Netherlanders, and how they contributed to identity formation. The project builds on the surge of scholarly interest in the phenomenon of ‘collective’ or ‘social’ memory – the way in which societies remember and deploy the past. Research on the twentieth century has shown that individual memories will evolve in response to those of other people, or those that are promulgated in the public domain – thus contributing to the formation of group identity. Few scholars have so far tried to map the interaction between personal and public memory before 1800. The second aim of this project is to show that this is both possible and worthwhile. By exploring storytelling about the Revolt in memoirs, chronicles and many other sources, we will gauge the impact of different ‘memory policies’ on early modern populations that shared the same past but that became politically and confessionally divided. This situation was not unique to the Netherlands, and the project aims to offer insights that can be applied to other parts of Europe, as well as a better understanding of the differences between early modern and modern memory.

Towards a new history of (early) modern memory Judith Pollmann Most scholars who study memory believe that people in different cultures have different ways of remembering. This implies that it should be possible to write a history of memory. Outlines of such a history can be found in various modern theories of memory, which often contain a macro-historical component. They usually posit an evolution of memory and memory practices away from the organic, local, traditional and collective towards the synthetic, novel and individual. The timeframe in which this development is placed is usually quite unspecific, but broadly ‘premodern’. While the theories can and do refer to what is now really a mountain of evidence on

33 memory practices post 1800, they have considered hardly any evidence for pre modern memory. Yet so far as current macro historical theories are supported with early modern evidence at all, this is usually derived from studies on early modern concepts of memory, and the evidence that has been collected to support other generic narratives of the coming of modernity; the discovery of the self, the rise of the public sphere, the nation and historical theory. What they do not consider is evidence for actual early modern memory practices. In recent years early modernists have been doing quite a lot of interesting work on actual remembering as it was done by early modern people. Modern scholars have transformed the world of custom, community and tradition that Nora so confidently identified as the settings of ‘milieux de mémoire’, into a much more complex and dynamic phenomenon. They have emphasised how early modern culture integrated and domesticated change on the one hand, while at the same time innovating much more radically than itself was willing to admit. This project will attempt to bridge the gap between the macro-historical narratives of the memory theorists, and the evidence for early modern memory practices. The aims are both to improve and rethink the macro-historical narratives, and because it might help early modernists themselves to think more systematically about continuity and change in the shape and uses of memory in this period. To achieve this aim, this project will pursue two routes. The first is a comparison over time, through a study of modern and early modern memory practices, with a focus on those related to civil wars. The second focuses on identifying and explaining changes in memory by departing from the early modern period. The idea here is to exploring a number distinctive features of the ways in which early modern people engaged with the past, and the impact of these on memory practices, before examining the extent to which, and the reasons why, these transformed over time.

Project: Twilight zone: party strife, factionalism, and feuding in the Northern Low Countries Peter Hoppenbrouwers During the final centuries of the Middle Ages the Low Countries were ridden by violent clashes between what contemporary sources called partes (Middle Dutch: partien/pertien), a word that may be translated as parties or factions, dependent on the extent of their goals, recruitment and activities. Exactly this ambiguous setting, in a twilight zone between the supra-local and the local, as well as between a ‘public’/political and a ‘private’/familial field of action, makes party strife and factionalism attractive subjects of innovative historical research, that can contribute to a better understanding of the often neglected counterweights that were build-up against the slow but relentless rise of the modern state in Western Europe during the late medieval and early modern periods. This project’s aim is to increase our knowledge of party strife and factionalism substantially along two tracks: by extending existing knowledge geographically and thematically, and by looking for completely new angles that join in with international research. In this particular case the theme of party strife and faction quarrels will be linked to four phenomena that are generally considered to have been typical for dealing with political tension in later medieval society: feuding, bastard feudalism, the creation of bargaining networks, and popular revolts. The project consists of three subprojects, in which three quite different variations on the theme of party strife and factionalism are developed for the last three territories in the Northern Low Countries to be formally incorporated into the Burgundian-Habsburg empire: (prince less) Friesland West of the Lauwers, the Prince- bishopric of Utrecht, and the Duchy of Guelders.

Eurasian empires: integration processes and identity formations. A comparative program Jeroen Duindam What holds people together, what makes them willing to fit within larger political structures? Our program looks at answers provided by the practices of dynastic rulership in Eurasian empires ca. 1300-1800. These loose structures accommodated numerous groups under their rule and some showed remarkable resilience over time. We study patterns of compliance and resistance, mostly from the perspective of the dynastic centre. In the process, we reassess age-old images of Asia and Europe. While we focus on the key question of integration and identity, our project also takes into account the global connections and conjunctures increasingly manifest from the thirteenth century onwards. The Eurasian Empires program, endorsed by NWO in 2009 in the first round of its G or Horizon program, started in June 2011 and will continue until the summer of 2016. It brings together a team of senior researchers based in three Dutch universities: Leiden University (with the principal applicant J. Duindam and J. Gommans, Leiden coordinates the program), Universiteit van Amsterdam (M. van Berkel) and the Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (P. Rietbergen). Together these supervisors coach six PhD-researchers and two postdocs. The program’s budget totals ca. two million euros. Each of these eight researchers focuses on a specific project within the program’s overall scope, covering Europe, West-, South- and East Asia (see http://hum.leiden.edu/history/eurasia/). While the projects take shape on the basis of specific language expertise and the study of primary sources, researchers define joint themes and produce joint papers. In this way the program as a whole seeks to bridge the gap between approaches of global history distant from sources and languages and the specialized studies of regional experts.

5. Political Culture and National Identities

Description Leiden has its own tradition in the field of political and national history. More than at other Dutch universities, research is conducted into the national, often political history of individual countries in Europe and beyond. Such a focus on national history is no longer common practice within the field.

However, if this focus is problematised, it still remains a fruitful basis for a study of the past. The construction of national identities is not least a question of political action in the broadest sense of the word, and it therefore makes sense to study these matters in their relation to one another. This step seems all the more obvious if, in thinking of politics, we think primarily of political culture: on the one hand, the cultural aspects of the political realm itself, and on the other hand the broad social-cultural and cultural-intellectual embedding of politics. In both respects, political culture has to a large extent developed in national contexts and, conversely, ‘national identity’ is often simply another word for traditions in the field of political culture. Problematising ideas concerning national identity is also closely related to problematising the accepted assumptions about established politics. Leiden University, more than any other university, offers an ideal environment for the study of this complex, due to the presence among its historians of so many country specialists and specialists in the history of the European Union. The parallel presence of these specialisations does not automatically lead to collaboration. Among historians, it has long been a habit to concentrate on one country and to study this country in its unique characteristics (The German Sonderweg, Great-Britain versus the Continent, l’exception française, The Netherlands as an exception to the general human pattern, American exceptionalism, etc.), while the study of the history of Europe and European unification was effected in a separate area of research. In recent decades, an increasing amount of criticism has been voiced concerning the nationally oriented historical tradition, and calls have been made for more comparative research. In practice, however, it proves to be far from easy for a historian (as opposed to, for instance, a sociologist) to study history from a comparative perspective. Comparative history begins with placing a number of national cases side by side, but it is, of course, far more than that. Expertise in the field of national history will probably reach its full potential if, rather than concentrating on separate juxtaposed national cases, historians focus instead on the connections between them. To this end, the German and French history of ideas tradition has developed the concept of ‘culture transfer’, i.e. the adoption of foreign examples and the inspiration of which they engender. This concept can easily be transferred to the political domain, for instance with regard to social movement, parties and parliaments, and the use of symbols and material objects. In the attempt to escape the pressure of the national template in research (whereby national phenomena are automatically understood and explained in terms of national developments), the concept of political transfer is an important heuristic tool. In addition, Europe and international or supra-national organisations, such as those involved in post-War European unification, can then be studied as platforms of political transfer.

Staff

Dr. J.C.G. Aguiar Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance March: LASA, Latin American Studies Association

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member of editorial staff Small Wars and Insurgencie

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Board Latin American Studies, Leiden University

Advisory and coordinating activities AAA, American Anthropological Association EASA, European Association of Social Anthropologists

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD

R. Peña, Leiden University, ‘El rostro del enemigo. La exhibición mediática de presuntos narcotraficantes en México y el estado de derecho (2007-2012)’. Expected date of defense: spring 2020. Role: co-promoter

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) http://aristeguinoticias.com/jose-carlos-g-aguiar/ Use of tweeter: @jcgaguiar Professional website and blog: http://www.josecarlosgaguiar.com

Publications Aguiar J.C.G. El bosque de los dólares: el asesinato de Isidro Baldenegro. Aristegui Noticias, Opinion. (25 January 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Aguiar J.C.G. Mexofobia: migrantes, aguacates y la enfermedad ‘americana’. Aristegui Noticias, Opinion. (22 February 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Aguiar J.C.G. Nacionalismo xenófobo de los Países Bajos: “la rubia superior”. Aristegui Noticias, Opinion. (8 March 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Aguiar J.C.G. Santa Muerte: el jardín de huesos. Aristegui Noticias, Opinion. (22 March 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Aguiar J.C.G. El gran robo de van Gogh: dos pinturas regresan al museo en Amsterdam. Aristegui Noticias, Opinion. (3 May 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Aguiar J.C.G. El Estilo de México (2/2): ¿a quién pertenece la cultura popular?. Aristegui Noticias, Opinion. (17 May 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Aguiar J.C.G. Cambio de piel: una presidenta indígena para México. Aristegui Noticias, Opinion. (1 June 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Aguiar J.C.G. Angela Merkel y la cláusula democrática. Aristegui Noticias, Opinion. (16 June 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Aguiar J.C.G. Minorías sexuales, camiones, y la ‘ideología de género’. Aristegui Noticias, Opinion. (30 June 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Aguiar J.C.G. El mal en México: narco, demonios y mega exorcismos. Aristegui Noticias, Opinion. (12 July 2017) article in magazine/newspaper José Carlos G. Aguiar La ciudad de los trolleys: el turismo en Amsterdam. Aristegui Noticias. (2 August 2017) article in magazine/newspaper José Carlos G. Aguiar El sismo y la doctrina del shock. Aristegui Noticias. (28 September 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Aguiar J.C.G. Un encuentro con Kate: el narco jubilado y el catálogo de Televisa. Aristegui Noticias. (26 October 2017) article in magazine/newspaper Duyvesteyn I. & Aguiar J.C.G. (2017) Rebels & Legitimacy in Small Wars and Insurgencies 28(4-5) editorship of journal

Dr. J. Augusteijn Research 1.0 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Faculty committee Finances and Human Resources University Think Tank Masters Task Force Bachelor International Studies Board member and Chair of bachelor International Studies from 1 October 2016 Advisor Faculty Board on development Humanities Campus Member Steering group Wijnhaven Member Steering group Humanities Campus Coordinator Europaeum for Institute for History/Faculty of Humanities

Member working group History Masters

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) June 9: Verkiezingen Groot Brittannië: The day after for Met het Oog op Morgen(NPO Radio 1) [interview] October 23: Autonomie? 'Geef ze iets, maar niet te veel' for Hemmen(BNR Nieuws radio) [interview] November 28: De grens tussen de twee Ierlanden for Met het Oog op Morgen(NPO Radio 1) [interview] December 5: De Brezit en de Ierse Grens for De Wereld Vandaag(VRT Radio 1) [interview]

Publications Augusteijn J. (2017) Military Conflict in the War of Independence. In: Augusteijn J. (Ed.) Atlas of the Irish Revolution. Cork: Cork University Press. 348-357

Ms. Dr. M.K. Baar Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance April 2-7 April: Intersections: 24th Annual Conference of EUROCLIO (European Association of History Teachers), San Sebastian, 2017, discussion group leader: Teaching the History of Groups with Vulnerabilities, subsequently holding training sessions on disability studies in the Hague September 30: contributor to the Multi-stakeholder Workshop, Palace of Nations, Geneva, IASC Guidelines on Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action November 28-30: selected participant of the European Parliament’s Member of Parliament (MEP)-Scientist pairing scheme, visit and lecture in the European Parliament, Brussels

Conference organization January 19-20: Organization of workshop Whose Welfare? Fresh Perspectives on the Post-war Welfare State and its Global Entanglements together with P.W. van Trigt June 14-16: Organization of conference ‘Calendar Propaganda’ of Human Rights? Historical Perspectives on the United Nations’ Global Observances together with P.W. van Trigt

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Associate Editor, Nationalities Papers Editorial Board Member, Nationalisms Across the Globe Series, Peter Lang Referee for FWO and for the Icelandic Research Council Refereeing for Routledge, and for the journals Social History of Medicine, Social Inclusion, Cultural History and History of Humanities Advisory Board Member, Public Disability History blog

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Board Member Network Sources for Inclusive Citizenship Advisory Board Member, Dutch Network Sources of Inclusive Citizenship

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Anna Derksen, Leiden University, co-promotor The Nordic Welfare States’ Impact on the International Year of Disabled Persons (1981) at Local, Regional and Global Levels, from 1 March, 2016 Anais van Eertvelde, Leiden University, co-promotor, since 1 March, 2016 The Global Impact of the International Year of Disabled Persons (1981): A Cross-Iron Curtain Analysis (Belgium, Poland, Canada) Sam de Schutter, Leiden University, co-promotor, since 1 March, 2016 Thinking Globally, Acting Locally. The Global Workings of the Disability and Development in Tanzania and Congo, 1950-2000 Simon Halink, Groningen University, co-promotor, since September, 2011 Romantic Nationalism, Eddic Mythology and the Repaganization of the Icelandic Mind, thesis submitted, date of defence expected in 2017 Marisa de Pricker, Leuven University, co-promotor since 1 September, 2016 Disability, Education and Labour in Twentieth-Century Europe

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) April 12: Radio interview on the political situation in Hungary for Science 07 (Leiden)

November 12: Discussion leader/panelist, Hungarian Salon, Goethe Institute Amsterdam, on Hungarian refugees in the Netherlands after the 1956 Revolution Kennisclip (short video) on the history of mental illness during the Cold War in the framework of the Hacking the Textbook project supported by an Onderwijsinnovatie grant by the Faculty of Humanities (Documentary). [film]. Discussant of the panel: the First World War, its Aftermath, and Nationalism in Central Europe. newspaper article

Publications Baar M.K. (2017) Review: Paul van Trigt (2013) Blind in een Gidsland, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(1): 147-48 Baar M.K. (2017) Review: Phillipus Breuker (2014) Opkomst en bloei van het Friese nationalisme, 1740-1875, BMGN: Low Countries Historical Review 132 Baar M.K. (2017) Competing Missionaries, Clashing Ideologies in Latin America during the Cold War: the Birth of Liberation Psychology in El Salvador Baar M.K. (2017) De-pathologizing Disability: Politics, Culture and Identity, Neue Politische Literatur Baar M.K. (2017) The Inner Emigration of Historians under Authoritarian Regimes Baar M.K. (2017) The Resonance of Health for All and the Alma Ata Declaration (1979) in Cold War Europe and Beyond Baar M.K. (2017) The UN’s International Year: A Paradigm Change?

Dr. E.F. van de Bilt Research 0.5 fte

Dr. B.E. van der Boom Research 0.3 fte

Publications Scholarly Boom B.E. van der (2017), Indifference? Dutch Bystanders and the Persecution of the Jewsin the Netherlands, Yad vashem Studies 45(1): 101-128 article in journal Boom B.E. van der (2017) Review of: Johannes Koll (2015) Arthur Seyß-Inquart und die deutsche Besatzungspolitik in den Niederlanden (1940-1945), BMGN : Low Countries Historical Review 132 Boom B.E. van der (2017) Review of: Jaap Cohen (2015) De onontkoombare afkomst van Eli d’Oliveira. Een Portugees-Joodse familiegeschiedenis, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(2): 309-311

Professional Boom B.E. van der (2017) The Auschwitz reservation”: Dutch Victims and Bystanders and Their Knowledge of the Holocaust, Holocaust and Genocide Studies 31(3): 385–407

Dr. D. Bos Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: seminar Title of conference: Inspiration from afar: Responses to the Russian Revolution in the Dutch world Title of presented paper: Reclame voor de revolutie. De introductie van de hamer en sikkel in Nederland

Date and location: November 17, Huygens Instituut, Amsterdam

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Wouter Linmans, Leiden Univesrity De oorlog van morgen, 1918-1939 Role: co-promoter, supervisor A. F. Petterson, Leiden University, Eigenwijs vaderland. Populair nationalisme in Amsterdam Role: co-promoter

Publications Popular Bos D. (2017) Advertising communism. An educated guess concerning Raden Darsono's batik, 33: 3-4 article in magazine/newspaper

Dr. P.G.C. Dassen Research 1.0 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Secretary of the ‘Stichting Oostenrijk Studiën’ (Leiden Foundation for Austrian Studies) since 2010

Publications Popular Dassen P.G.C. (2017) Spartakistenopstand verdeelde links. De tweedracht binnen de arbeidersbeweging van de Weimarrepubliek, Kleio. Tijdschrift van de vereniging van docenten in geschiedenis en staatsinrichting in Nederland 58: 4-8 article in magazine/newspaper

Prof. Dr. H.W. van den Doel Lecturer

Publications Doel H.W. van den (2017) ‘A more accurate view of the conditions in the East’. Leiden University and Asian studies. In: Reeuwijk A. (red.) Voyage of discovery. Exploring the collections of the Asian Library at Leiden University. Leiden: Leiden University Press. 16-31. Book chapter Doel H.W. Van den (2017) ‘Ik heb nooit te veel willen regeren’. Henk Wesseling als hoogleraar. In: Spijkers M. (red.) Een tachtiger. Een hommage aan H.L. Wesseling. Amsterdam: Prometheus. 47-65 Book chapter

Dr. B.J. Heffernan Research 1.0 fte

Publications Scholarly Heffernan B.J. (2017) Contested Augustinian revival in the Netherlands during the nineteenth century, Analecta Augustiniana 80: 185- 207 article in journal Heffernan B.J. (2017) Dutch Augustinians, Appropriations of Augustine, and Ressourcement in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Trajecta 26(1): 45-64 article in journal Heffernan B.J. (2017) The Catholic Church and the War of Independence. In: Crowley J., O Drisceoil D., Murphy M., Borgonovo J. (Eds.) Atlas of the Irish Revolution. Cork: Cork University Press. 497-504

39 book chapter

Popular Heffernan B.J. (2017) Dienstbaarheid in vernieuwing. Een blik op de recente geschiedenis van Nederlandse religieuzen. In: Erp S. van, Milh A. (Eds.) Met nieuwe ogen en een nieuw hart. Religieuze dienstbaarheid in beweging. Antwerp: Halewijn. 25-36 book chapter

Other activities Tilburg University, School of Catholic Theology Research Fellow Nederlandse Federatie Monialen OCD Research in History

Dr. C.W. Hijzen Research 0.8 fte

Conference attendance Date of conference: August 10 Paper: Secrets and political power Odense: University of Southern Denmark

Date of conference: March 31 Paper: Our American friends: the genesis of the Dutch-American intelligence liaison Washington D.C.: International Intelligence History Association

Date of conference: March 16 Paper: Politicians and domestic intelligence, 1966-1990 Amsterdam: Dutch Institute for History

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Close ties in counterterrorism. Close ties in counterterrorism. Washington D.C.: The Wilson Center [blog entry]. (17 October 2017)

Publications Scholarly Hijzen C.W. (2017) The history of intelligence. Future prospects, Journal Of Mediterranean and Balkan Intelligence 10(2): 113-132 article in journal Hijzen C.W. (2017) Bewakers van orde, beschermers der democratie. De Centrale Inlichtingendienst en de politieverbindingen in het Interbellum, Cahiers Politiestudies 4(45): 135-162 article in journal

Bookreviews Hijzen C.W. (2017) Cees Wiebes, Samen met de CIA. Operaties achter het IJzeren Gordijn Review of: Cees Wiebes (2017) Samen met de CIA. Operaties achter het IJzeren Gordijn, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(4)

Popular Wiebes C. & Hijzen C.W. (2017) Spion per ballon. Geheime operaties in de Sovjet-Unie, Historisch Nieuwsblad 12: 68-74 article in magazine/newspaper Hijzen C.W. (2017) 'Hallo, u wordt afgetapt!', Almanak Bestuurskundige Interfacultaire Vereniging 2017-2018 article in magazine/newspaper

Dr. P. Isla Monsalve Research 1.0 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Revista Estudios de Políticas Públicas, Universidad de Chile (since February 2016)

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Coordinator of Bachelor thesis seminar Latin American Studies (since October 2014) Mentor teacher Academic Skills Latin American Studies (since 2014) Member of Education Committee (OLC LAS, since 2014), president since September 2016 until February 2017 Member Board of Examiners, since October 2014 Latin American Studies

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Coordinator of Study Abroad Program in Latin America, bachelor Latin American Studies, second semester of the second year, between the Leiden University, the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (Florianopolis, Brazil) (Portuguese track) and the Universidad Diego Portales (Santiago, Chile) (Spanish track) (since September 2015) Member of Curatorial Chile Visiting Chair: advisory and selection of the academic candidate for the master programme Latin American Studies during the first semester (since September 2015)

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Anaide Ferraço, Humanities, Leiden University, Energy governance in Brazil: meeting the international agreements on climate change mitigation. Role: co-promotor (since October 2016, together with Prof. Dr. E. Amann) César Mauricio Rodríguez Zárate, Humanities, Leiden University, The police agency and the security policy in Colombia (2002-2015). Analysis into a public security system and police reform to the post-conflict period. Role: co-promotor (since November 2016, together with Prof. Dr. P. Silva)

Membership PhD committee Elisa del Carmen Loncon Antileo, Humanities, Leiden University and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, dissertation “El poder creativo de la lengua mapudungun y la formación de neologismos”, (Date of defence: 12 April 2017)

Publications Scholarly Isla Monsalve P.A. (2017) Procrastinators in Action. A methodological guide to designing, carrying out and writing a university dissertation. Raamsdonksveer: Solfers BV. book Isla Monsalve P.A. (2017) Seguridad ciudadana y discursos de control en Chile. Análisis de las políticas públicas durante los tres primeros gobiernos posdictadura, Revista Estudios de Políticas Públicas 6: 40-63. article in journal Isla Monsalve P.A. (2017) Orden y Patria es nuestro lema. Construcción de alteridad en la gramática del legalismo y del enemigo interno en Chile. Santiago of Chile: Ediciones Universidad Diego Portales. book Isla Monsalve P.A. (2017) Dictadura militar y construcción identitaria: La categoría ‘Mujer Chilena’, Revista Estudios de Políticas Públicas 5: 171-185. article in journal

Professional Isla Monsalve P.A. (2017) Procrastinadores en acción. Guía metodológica para el diseño, realización y reporte de una investigación de tesis universitaria. Raamsdonksveer: Solfers BV. book Isla Monsalve P.A. (2017) Las voces del silencio. Ausencia e identidad en el discurso de los derechos humanos. In: Rodríguez Carranza L., Cámara M. (Eds.) Lazos. Desgarraduras y vínculos en el arte y la cultura latinoamericanos. Simposio Internacional. Leiden, 11/07 – 13/07/2016. Actas online edit. por Rodríguez Carranza, Luz; Cámara, Mario. Leiden: World Press.

Ms. Dr. M.J. Janse Research 0.8 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor Book Series Palgrave Studies in Political History (Palgrave MacMillan), together with Prof. Dr. H. te Velde and Prof. Dr. Hagen Schulz-Forberg (Aarhus University) Member Advisory Board Brill online publication Bridging Humanities – Platform for Alternative Methodologies Advisory Board Huygens ING Institute Chair Werkgroep Verenigingsgeschiedenis Huizinga Institute for Cultural History Member Advisory Board Professor Van Winter Fonds

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Coordinator Diversity Think Tank Board member Leiden Slavery Studies Association

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Coordinator Global Abolitionisms Network set up an international network to connect scholars working on abolition protests in order to instigate new collaborations

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Anne Heyer, Institute of History, Leiden University, The Birth of Mass Political Parties. Role: co-promoter

Externally acquired funds Fellowship Netherlands Institute for Advanced Studies (KNAW) 2016-2017 Project: Chicken and/or Egg? Visualizing the relation between Antislavery Ideas and Practices, 1820-1865

Publications Scholarly Janse M.J. (2017) Omstreden petities. Het petitionnement en het probleem van politieke legitimiteit, 1828-1871, Jaarboek Parlementaire Geschiedenis 19. article in journal Janse M.J. (2017) ‘Association Is a Mighty Engine’: Mass Organization and the Machine Metaphor, 1825–1840. In: Janse M.J., Velde H. te (Eds.) Organizing Democracy: Reflections on the Rise of Political Organizations in the Nineteenth Century. no. 1 Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 19-42 book chapter Janse M.J. & Velde H. te (2017) Introduction: Perspectives on Political Organizing. In: Janse M.J., Velde H. te (Eds.) Organizing Democracy: Reflections on the Rise of Political Organizations in the Nineteenth Century. no. 1 Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 1-18 book chapter Janse M.J. & Velde H. te (Eds.) (2017) Organizing Democracy: Reflections on the Rise of Political Organizations in the Nineteenth Century no. 1. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. editorship of book Janse M.J. (2017) “Om eene hervorming tot stand te brengen, behoort men te weten, wat men wil”. Multatuli en de Maatschappij tot Nut van den Javaan (1866-1877), Jaarboek Multatuli (2016): 35-50 article in journal Janse M.J., Velde H. te & Schulz-Forberg H. (Eds.) (2017) Palgrave Studies in Political History. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan

Dr. J.H.C. Kern Research 1.0 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair Examcommittee Russian Studies Member Opleidingscommissie (OLC) Russian Studies

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Membership PhD committee Dirk van de Hoek, Leiden University. History of Tuva. Role: co-promotor. Promotor: Prof. Dr. A.W.M. Gerrits Aleksandr Stoyanov, Leiden University. Role: co-promotor. Promotor: Prof.Dr. J. J.L. Gommans

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Kern J.H.C. (19 October 2017), Terug naar de Russische Revolutie. Terug naar de Russische Revolutie. Leiden, NL: Leiden-Ruslandblog, Universiteit Leiden [blog entry] Kern J.H.C. (9 October 2017), 'In tegenstelling tot de Franse heeft de Russische Revolutie haar glans verloren'. 'In tegenstelling tot de Franse heeft de Russische Revolutie haar glans verloren'. Belgium: Knack.be [blog entry]

Publications Kern, J.H.C. Double review of Oleg Khlevnyuk, Stalin, new biography of a dictator (Yale 2015) and Serhy Yekelchyk, Stalin’s citizens, everyday politics in the wake of total war (Oxford 2014) in Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130/1 (2017) 149- 151

Other activities With K. Beerden: development and coordination of didactical course for PhD students

Dr. J. Oddens Research 0.8 fte (Jan-Aug) ; 1,0 fte (Sep-Dec)

Bookreviews Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Carel van Schaik en Kai Michel (2016) Het oerboek van de mens. De evolutie en de Bijbel, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1)

Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Anne Petterson Eigenwijs vaderland. populair nationalisme in negentiende-eeuwse Amsterdam, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(5): 78 Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Carel van Schaik en Kai Michel (2016) Het oerboek van de mens. De evolutie en de Bijbel, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Tessel Pollmann (2016) Liever kleine knecht dan grote baas. De Nederlandse middenstand 1920-1970, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Ewoud Sanders Levi's eerste kerstfeest. Jeugdverhalen over jodenbekering (1792-2015), 52(5): 79 Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Jaap van Moolenbroek Nederlandse kruisvaarders naar Damiate aan de Nijl. Acht eeuwen geschiedenis en fantasie in woord en beeld, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(5): 79 Oddens J. (2017) Review of: John Jansen van Galen (2016) De gouden jaren van het linkse levensgevoel. Het verhaal van Vrij Nederland, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Roelke Posthumus en Adriaan Rijnsdorp | Tom Blass Schol in de Noordzee. Een biografie van de platvis en de Nederlandse visserij | Woeste kusten. Een reis langs de randen van de Noordzee, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(5): 78 Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Erna E. Kok (2016) Netwerkende kunstenaars in de Gouden Eeuw. De succesvolle loopbanen van Govert Flinck en Ferdinand Bol, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Annelies Noordhof-Hoorn (2016) De stem van de student. Nederlandse studentenbladen in de negentiende eeuw, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Mathijs Sanders (2016) Europese papieren. Intellectueel grensverkeer tijdens het interbellum, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(1) Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Dik van der Meulen De kinderen van de nacht. Over wolven en mensen, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(5): 79 Oddens J. (2017) Review of: Janet Polasky (2015) Revolutions without Borders: The Call to Liberty in the Atlantic World, Early Modern Low Countries 1(1): 196-197

Prof. Dr. H.J. Paul Research 0.25 fte

Conference attendance Ranke vs. Schlosser: Pairs of Personae in Nineteenth-Century German Historiography. Lund University

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Associate editor, History of Humanities Editor, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis Referee, Modern Intellectual History, History of Humanities, Journal of the Philosophy of History, Journal of Religion in Europe, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Institute for History: member Advisory Council Institute for History: member evaluation committee sabbatical grant applications Faculty of Humanities: deputy member Ethics Committee for the Social Sciences and Humanities

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) International Commission for the History and Theory of Historiography: member The Young Academy (KNAW): member selection committee Netherlands Organization for Health Research and Development (ZonMw): member steering committee National Survey on Research Integrity

Publications Scholarly

Dongen J.A.E.F. van & Paul H.J. (Eds.) (2017) Epistemic Virtues in the Sciences and the Humanities. Cham: Springer editorship of book Paul H.J. (2017) Hunting for Sources: Dreams and Realities of Nineteenth-Century Archival Travel. In: Martin A.E., Missinne L., Dam B. van (Eds.) Travel Writing in Dutch and German, 1790-1930: Modernity, Regionality, Mobility. New York: Routledge. 95-113 book chapter Dongen J.A.E.F. van & Paul H.J. (2017) Introduction: Epistemic Virtues in the Sciences and the Humanities. In: Dongen J.A.E.F. van, Paul H.J. (Eds.) Epistemic Virtues in the Sciences and the Humanities. Cham: Springer. 1-10 book chapter

Engberts C.A. & Paul H.J. (2017) Scholarly Vices: Boundary Work in Nineteenth-Century Orientalism. In: Dongen J.A.E.F. van, Paul H.J. (Eds.) Epistemic Virtues in the Sciences and the Humanities. Cham: Springer. 79-90. book chapter Paul H.J. (2017) Secularisatie: een kleine geschiedenis van een groot verhaal. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press. book Paul H.J. (2017) Virtue Language in Nineteenth-Century Orientalism: A Case Study in Historical Epistemology, Modern Intellectual History 14: 689-715. article in journal Paul H.J. (2017) Weber, Wöhler, and Waitz: Virtue Language in Late Nineteenth-Century Physics, Chemistry, and History. In: Dongen J.A.E.F. van, Paul H.J. (Eds.) Epistemic Virtues in the Sciences and the Humanities. Cham: Springer. 91- 107. book chapter Paul H.J. (2017) What Defines a Professional Historian? A Historicizing Model, Journal of the Philosophy of History 11: 229-245. article in journal Paul H.J. (2017) What Is the Good of Government Interference in Science? A Question from Late Nineteenth-Century Germany. In: Graaf B.A. de, Rinnooy Kan A.H.G., Molenaar H. (Eds.) The Dutch National Research Agenda in Perspective: A Reflection on Research and Science Policy in Practice. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press. 167-179. book chapter

Book reviews Paul H.J. (2017) Drie Ranke-biografieën Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130: 281-285. book review

Popular Paul H.J. (2017) Nationale identiteit: een zaak van normen en waarden?, Christen Democratische Verkenningen 37(4): 87-93. article in magazine/newspaper

Dr. O.I. Pekonen Research 1.0 fte

Publications Pekonen O.I. (2017) Parliamentarizing the Estate Diet: The Debate on Plenum Plenorum in Late 19th-Century Finland, Scandinavian Journal of History 42(3): 245–272 Pekonen O.I. (2017) The Political Transfer of Parliamentary Concepts and Practices in the European Periphery: The Case of Obstruction in Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Finland, Parliaments, Estates and Representation 37(3): 281-300 Pekonen O.I. (2017) The Role of Professors in the Formation of Finnish Parliamentary Life: The Struggle between Two Conceptions of Parliament, Redescriptions: Political Thought, Conceptual History and Feminist Theory 20(1): 116–137

Prof. Dr. B. Schoenmaker Research 1.0 fte

Prof. Dr. P. Silva Research 1.0 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member of the Editorial Board of Bulletin of Latin American Research (Blackwell, Oxford) Cedla Latin America Studies series (Berghahn, Oxford) Revista de Ciencia Política (Universidad Católica de Chile) Revista Bicentenario (Santiago de Chile) Revista Chilena de Estudios Regionales (Chile) Revista Política y Gobierno (Universidad Central, Chile) Revista Temas Sociológicos (Universidad de Chile, Chile)

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Member and executive secretary of the Chilean Visiting Chair Curatorium, Leiden University Member of the Executive Board of the Centre for Study and Documentation for Latin America (CEDLA), Amsterdam Member of the Advisory Board (Raad van Advies), Institute for History, Leiden University Member of the interuniversity scientific board of the Prince Bernhard Scholarship Member of the executive board of the interuniversity Latin American Study Programme (LASP) Member of the ‘Stuurgroep’ Latin America and the Caribbean, Leiden University Chair of the Admission Committee, Master and Research Master of the Latin American Studies Programme

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Coordinator of the Chile Visiting Chair at Leiden University Coordinator of the joint PhD programmes in Higher Education and Politics between Leiden University and Universidad Diego Portales at Santiago de Chile

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Marcuzzo do Canto Cavalheiro C. Assessing the Brazilian-Chilean bilateral relations: public diplomacy, nation branding and presidential diplomacy (Dissertatie. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden) Promotor: Prof. Dr. P. Silva Date of defence: January 18, 2017 J. Scharager Goldenberg Nuevos Actores en un Viejo Escenario: La Profesionalización de la Gestión de la Calidad Académica en Chile, 1990-2015 Promotor: Prof. Dr. P. Silva Date of defence : February 28, 2017 J.A. Gysling Caselli La evaluación: ¿dispositivo para promover el aprendizaje de todos o para seleccionar?: La formación de profesores en evaluación en Chile. Promotor : Prof. Dr. P. Silva Date of defence: February 28, 2017 J.C. Marchant Mayol La formación en docencia universitaria en Chile y su impacto en profesores y estudiantes Promotor: Prof. Dr. P. Silva and J.J. Brunne, co-promotor: C. Gonzáles Date of defence: February 28, 2017

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Silva P. (31 juli 2017) ‘Verkiezingen in Venezuela’ (BNR Niews Radio) [interview] Silva P. (2 augustus 2017) ‘VS en China ontzien President Maduro nog, dankzij de olie’ (NRC) [Interview] Political Culture and National Identity

Dr. D.E.J. Smit Research 0.8 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Advisory board Institute for History

Publications Smit D.E.J. (2017) De Hollandsche Verkiezingsroman. Een vergeten genre uit de literatuurgeschiedenis, Leidschrift. Historisch Tijdschrift 32(3): 55-68

Dr. B.S. van der Steen Research 0.2 fte

Publications Steen B.S. van der & Kesel M. de (2017) Party, State, Revolution. Critical Reflections on Žižek's Political Philosophy. Baden-Baden: Nomos Verlag editorship Steen B.S. van der (2017) De metropool voorbij. Een korte geschiedenis van kraken in Leiden in de jaren zeventig, Stadsgeschiedenis 12(1): 75-85 conference paper? Steen B.S. van der (2017) Great causes and small places. Onderzoek naar sociale bewegingen in kleine steden plaatsen, Stadsgeschiedenis 12(1): 50-55 book Steen B.S. van der (2017) Introduction: More questions than answers? Žižek and the State. In: Steen B.S. van der, Kesel M. de (red.) Party, State, Revolution. Critical Reflections on Žižek's Political Philosophy. Baden-Baden: Nomos. 9-17 article in journal Steen B.S. van der (2017) Moderne kunst als visitekaartje van de prille Sovjet-Unie, De Stijl en De Muze 1(8): 28-29 article in newspaper Steen B.S. van der (2017) Een onwrikbaar geloof in zijn eigen gelijk Bespreking van: Tity de Vries (2015) Een onwrikbaar geloof in zijn eigen gelijk. Sal Tas (1905-1976): Journalist van de wereld, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(3): 518-519

Dr. H.J. Storm Research 0.25 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: Lecture De herontdekking van El Greco Date and location: April 8, Leiden University

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member advisory committee Cuadernos de Historia Contemporánea External referee for BRAIN-BE Research proposal on Cultural, Historical and Scientific Heritage

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair of the Programme Board History

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) External PhD Jan van Muilekom, De periode 1931-1952 in de Spaanse historiografie tot 1984: censuur, zelfcensuur en propaganda. Role: co-promotor

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Website Bespreking van: Oscar E. Vázquez (2016) The End Again: Degeneration and Visual Culture in Modern Spain, Bulletin for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 42(2): 152-153

Storm H.J. (2017) Disciplinary Traditions of Regionalization: Art History. In: Mishkova D., Trencsényi B. (red.) European Regions and Boundaries: A Conceptual History. Oxford and New York: Berghahn. 510-542 Blog entry Spat de Catalaanse droom uiteen? (15259). Amsterdam: BNNVara, (Joop)

Interviews Catalonië referendum for Spitsuur, De ochtendspits, Nieuws & Co, Wekker Wakker(BNR, radio 1, radio 5) Catalonië voor Knack Consequenties referendum Catalonië voor Trouw De opkomst en neergang van de natiestaat. Onafhankelijkheid Catalonië? for Ter Zake (Canvas) Onrust in Catalonië Interview by NOS.nl, nu.nl and ANP Onrust in Catalonië. Referendum over afscheiding Spanje en gevolgen for Een Vandaag and NPO 1 September 29: Referendum leidt tot niks. Catalonië vs. Madrid. Gehamer op identiteit verscheurt het land. Het Parool, Het hoogste woord October 9: Collectie Rijksmuseum is niet representatief voor Nederland. Artistiek en geografisch eenzijdig en geen minderheden te zien. De Volkskrant, Opinie October 23: Het is twijfelachtig of de Catalanen wel recht hebben op afscheiding. Trouw, Opinie. October 27: Catalonia. Geïnterviewd by Berend Sommer voor Elsevier November 4: De Catalaanse operette is een tragikomedie aan het worden. Geïnterviewd door Han Dirk Hekking voor Het Financieele Dagblad(Economie en Politiek November 9: Het Catalaanse voorbeeld laat zien dat het verlaten van de Europese Unie zelfmoord is. De Volkskrant, Opinie

Publications Storm H.J. (2017) Autonomie en onafhankelijkheid. De opkomst van het Catalaanse nationalisme”, Honours Class, Faculty of Social Sciences, Leiden Article in magazine Storm H.J. (2017) Catalan Independence: Historical Background and Consequences for Europe Article in magazine Storm H.J. (2017) Catalan Nationalism: Historical Background and Recent Radicalization Article in journa;l Storm H.J. (2017) Catalonië leert ons dat ook Vlaanderen in de Europese Unie nooit onafhankelijk zal worden, Knack Book chapter Storm H.J. (2017) World Fairs and (Inter)national Exhibitions. In: Leerssen J. (red.) Encyclopedia of Romantic Nationalism in Europe.: Study Platform of Interlocking Nationalisms [lemma] Article in journal Storm H.J. (2017) El impacto del Turismo sobre identidades regionales en Europa, 1890-1975 Storm H.J. (2017) La nacionalización del hogar en España, Tesserae: Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies 23(2): 255-275 Storm H.J. (2017) A More Spanish Spain: The Influence of Tourism on the National Image. In: Moreno Luzón J., Núñez Seixas X.M. (red.) Metaphors of Spain: Representations of Spanish National Identity in the Twentieth Century. Oxford and New York: Berghahn. 239-260 conference paper Storm H.J. (2017) Recensiones Bespreking van: FÉLIX LUENGO TEIXIDOR y FERNANDO MOLINA APARICIO (2016) Los caminos de la nación. Factores de nacionalización en la España contemporánea, Historia y Política. Ideas, procesos y movimientos sociales (38): 391-394 Conference paper Storm H.J. (2017) Turismo e identidades regionales en Europa durante el siglo XX - Seminario Historia Contemporánea, Universidad de Santiago de Compostela

Other activities Storm H.J. (2017) Autonomie en onafhankelijkheid. De opkomst van het Catalaanse nationalisme”, Honours Class, Faculty of Social Sciences, Leiden (Lecture)

Dr. P.W. van Trigt Research 0,8 fte

Conference attendance or organization January 19-20: Organization of workshop Whose Welfare? Fresh Perspectives on the Post-war Welfare State and its Global Entanglements together with M. Baar Baar Monika & Trigt P.W. van (2017) June 14-16: Organization of conference ‘Calendar Propaganda’ of Human Rights? Historical Perspectives on the United Nations’ Global Observances. Together with M. Baar

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) A new take on human rights history? Investigating the United Nations’ Observances. Rethinking Disability Blog

Publications Brants Luc, Trigt P.W. van & Schippers Alice (2017) A short history of approaches to disability in the Netherlands. In: Brants Luc, Trigt P.W. van, Schippers Alice (Eds.) The Routledge History of Disability. London: Routledge Graas Dorien, Tijsseling Corrie & Trigt P.W. van (2017) Haalbaarheidsonderzoek naar geweld in doven- en blindeninternaten Couperus Stefan, Kaal Harm, Randeraad Nico & Trigt P.W. van (2017) Provincializing the Dutch State: South Holland in the 19th Century, Administory. Zeitschrift Fur Verwaltungsgeschichte 2: 172-190 Trigt P.W. van (2017) A Comparison between the World Population Year and the International Year of Disabled Persons. In: Trigt, Paul van (ed.)

Ms. Dr. S. Valdivia Rivera Research 0.1 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: invited lecture Democratiseringsprocessen in Latijns-Amerika (Processes of democratization in Latin America) Date and location: October 13, Dutch Association for International Affairs (Nederlandse Genootschap voor Internationale Zaken, NGIZ) Type of conference: Workshop: ‘Indigeneity, citizenship and democracy in the Plurinational State of Bolivia’ Date and location: November 29, 2017

Conference organization Valdivia Rivera S. & Rodriguez Veltzé E. (2017) Organization of lecture by the Bolivian Ambassador to the Netherlands, H.E. Eduardo Rodriguez Veltzé, under the title 'Bolivia: Paths of Change'. At Leiden University

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair Examcommittee LAS

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) November 29: VPRO Bureau Buitenland 'Boliviaanse pluche plakken' [interview] November 29: ‘Indigenous emancipation in Latin America: advancements and struggles in decolonizing political power’

Prof. Dr. H. te Velde Research 1.0 fte

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Postma J.K.T., Alexander Gogel (1765-1821): grondlegger van de Nederlandse staat. Date of defence: February 14, 2017 Hilversum: Uitgeverij Verloren. Promotor(en): Prof. Dr. H. te Velde. Wolthekker D., Alleen omdat ik een Van Hall ben : Gijs van Hall 1904-1977. Date of defence: June 6, 2017

Amsterdam: Uitgeverij Balans. Promotor(en): Prof. Dr. H. te Velde

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Waarom is de opkomst bij verkiezingen meestal zo laag?. In: Graaf B. de, Rinnooy Kan A. (red.) Hoe zwaar is licht. Meer dan 100 dringende vragen aan de wetenschap. Amsterdam: Balans. 298-230. Blog

Publications Velde H. te (2017) Populisme & democratie. Het geval Abraham Kuyper, 1(1): 48-54 Janse M.J. & Velde H. te (2017) Introduction: Perspectives on Political Organizing. In: Janse M.J., Velde H. te (red.) Organizing Democracy: Reflections on the Rise of Political Organizations in the Nineteenth Century. nr. 1 Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 1-18 Book chapter Janse M.J. & Velde H. te (red.) (2017) Organizing Democracy: Reflections on the Rise of Political Organizations in the Nineteenth Century nr. 1. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan Editorship

Dr. A.P. van Veldhuizen Research 0.8 fte

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Editor, Literair Tijdschrift De Gids, 2014- current Member Commissie ter Beoordeling van Subsidieaanvragen op het gebied van Letteren en Erfgoed, December 2016- current

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Use of twitter: @apvanv: Mostly used for interventions in debates on philosophy of history De geschiedenis van de lange neus, De Groene Amsterdammer 141(4): 40-45 blog

Dr. M.L. de Vries Research 0.35 fte

Conference attendance March 10: Van Broadcast naar Pointcast - Hoe veranderende media de waarheid om zeep hielpen

Publications Vries M.L de (2017) Transatlantic Culture Wars - How the Dutch New right (ab)uses the American Campus Politics to discredit a critical academia. In: Vries M.L de (ed.)

PhD Candidates

F. Bethlehem MA Research 0.1 fte

Ms. N.A. Bloemendal MA Research 0.8 fte

Other activities Bloemendal N.A. (6 September 2017), Reframing the diplomat: Ernst van der Beugel and the Cold War Atlantic Community (PhD thesis. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Supervisor(s) and Co-supervisor(s): Prof. Dr. Scott-Smith G.P. and Kersten A.E. 70 jaar Marshallplan: Oorsprong, omvang en impact van het naoorlogse Amerikaanse hulpprogramma, lesmodule, (Atlantische Commissie)

Ms. C. Boender MA Research 0,8 fte

Publications Boender C. & Schepers M. (2017) ‘Over de grenzen van de gemeenschap. Onderhandelingen over het behoren tot de lokale samenleving in de Lage Landen, 1750-1850’

Ms. A. Derksen MA Research 0,9 fte

Conference attendance Conference: EAHMH conference ‘The disabled body, citizenship and social belonging. The International Year of Disabled Persons (1981) and its impact on welfare policies and civil rights debates in the Nordic Countries’. Date and location: August 30-September 2 Paper: The Body Politic: States in the History of Medicine and Health Conference papers 'Full participation and equality'? Disabled persons in the Swedish welfare society and international development projects. Paper presented at the conference Global Inequality: A Divided History (Warwick). Labour, Rights and Mobility - re:work international summer school (Buenos Aires) The disabled body, citizenship and social belonging. The International Year of Disabled Persons (1981) and its impact on welfare policies and civil rights debates in the Nordic Countries. Paper presented at the EAHMH conference The Body Politic: States in the History of Medicine and Health (Bucharest) The first UN Development Decade (1961-70) and the shaping of an international aid system Paper presented at the conference 'Calendar Propaganda' of Human Rights? Historical Perspectives on the United Nations' Global Observances (Leiden) The Healthy Self as Body Capital - workshop for doctoral students (Strasbourg) The struggle for disability rights in a development context. Entanglements and exchanges between Scandinavia and the Global South in the 1980s. Paper presented at the conference Social Policies and the Welfare State in the Global South in the 19th and 20th Century (Bremen) Vom Patienten zum Mitbürger - Behindertenrechte im schwedischen Wohlfahrtsstaat. Paper presented at the conference Aufbrüche und Barrieren: Geschichte der Behindertenpolitik und des Behindertenrechts seit den 1970er Jahren (Schwerte)

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) ‘A Right to Live Where They’re at Home’: Identity, Nation-Building and the International Year of Disabled Persons 1981 in Greenland. Rethinking Disability Blog. [blog entry] Disability on Display – Part I: Human bodies in the service of science. Rethinking Disability Blog. [blog entry] Disability on Display – Part II: ‘A history of Denmark that must not be repeated’. Rethinking Disability Blog. [blog entry]

Disability on Display – Part III: 21 portraits for chromosome 21. Rethinking Disability Blog. [blog entry] Knowledge Clip Who belongs in the modern society? Social engineering, eugenics and disability. [film]

Publications Derksen A. (2017) Review of: Schall Carly Elizabeth (2016) The Rise and Fall of the Miraculous Welfare Machine. Immigration and Social Democracy in Twentieth-Century Sweden, H-Soz-Kult Derksen A. (2017) Review of: Schenk B.-M. | Lingelbach G., Waldschmidt A. (2016 | 2016) Behinderung verhindern. Humangenetische Beratungspraxis in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (1960er bis 1990er Jahre) | Kontinuitäten, Zäsuren, Brüche?. Lebenslagen von Menschen mit Behinderungen in der deutschen Zeitgeschichte, H-Net Reviews in the Humanities and Social Sciences Derksen A. (2017) Review of: Aryo Makko (2017) Ambassadors of Realpolitik. Sweden, the CSCE, and the Cold War, H-Soz-Kult Derksen A. (2017) Review of: Stoll, Jan: Behinderte Anerkennung? Interessenorganisationen von Menschen mit Behinderungen in Westdeutschland seit 1945. Frankfurt am Main 2017 / Schlund, Sebastian: ""Behinderung"" überwinden? Organisierter Behindertensport in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (1950–1990). Frankfurt am Main 2017, in: H-Soz-Kult, 20.12.2017

Ms. E.M. Dieterman MA Research 0.8 fte

C.A. Engberts MA Research 0.8 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: conference Title of conference: History of Science PhD-Conference Title of presented paper: Judging Scholars: Mutual Evaluation In Late 19th Century Oriental Studies Date and location: January 12, 2017, De Glind Title of presented paper: M.J. de Goeje and the Reconstruction of al-Tabari’s Annals

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member of Editorial Board of Práticas da História: Journal on Theory, Historiography and Uses of the Past

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Engberts C.A. (23 January 2017) The De Glind Conference and the Twilight of Disciplinarity. Shells and Pebbles [blog entry]

Publications Engberts C.A. & Paul H.J. (2017) Scholarly Vices: Boundary Work in Nineteenth-Century Orientalism. In: Dongen J.A.E.F. van, Paul H.J. (Eds.) Epistemic Virtues in the Sciences and the Humanities. Cham: Springer. 79-90

Ms. A.E. van Ertvelde MA Research 0.9 fte

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Ertvelde A.E. van (15282) (2017) Kennisclip: Is there such a thing as the disability movement? (15313). [film] Anaïs Van Ertvelde & Heleen Debruyne (10 November 2017) Erotische grenzen verleggen doe je zo.. NRC Handelsblad Anaïs Van Ertvelde & Heleen Debruyne (2017) Vuile Lakens. Een Hedendaagse Visie op Seksualiteit. Amsterdam: De Bezige Bij Anaïs Van Ertvelde (2017) Column. De Morgen Bracke S., Ertvelde A.E. van & Lefranc L. (2017)

Unruly Bodies. Special Issue Member of editorial staff 2(4) Ertvelde A.E. van (2017) Window, Mirror, Meeting Place (1) A very short history of disability film festivals. Rethinking Disability Blog [blog entry] Ertvelde A.E. van (2017) Window, Mirror, Meeting Place (2) An evening at the Leuven Disability Film Festival. Rethinking Disability Blog [blog entry]

Publications Ertvelde A.E. van (2017) A true revolution of the minds concerning the handicapped person, his social situation and the implementation of care?"". The Impact of the UN International Year of Disabled Persons (1981) on Belgium’s shifting social Policies for Disabled Citizens.. In: Ertvelde A.E. van (Ed.) Ertvelde A.E. van (2017) How the end of the Cold War influenced Belgian policy-making and civil society, using the lens of disability in the midst of being rethought.. In: Ertvelde A.E. van (Ed.) Ertvelde A.E. van (14 January 2017) Mindervalide is geen synoniem van zielig, Meryl. Hoe we onze betuttelende ideeën over mensen met een handicap kunnen doorprikken. De Morgen Column Ertvelde A.E. van (2017) Polish scientific approaches to disability across the Iron Curtain. In: Ertvelde A.E. van (Ed.) Ertvelde A.E. van (2017) Rights and Rehabilitation. Polish scientific approaches to disability across the Iron Curtain.. In: Ertvelde A.E. van (Ed.) Ertvelde A.E. van (2017) The International Women’s Year (1975) and The International Year of Disabled Persons (1981) in Belgium: from immediate failures to intermittent success stories?. In: Ertvelde A.E. van (Ed.) Ertvelde A.E. van (2017) Writing to belong. Disability memoirs from across the Iron Curtain. In: Ertvelde A.E. van (Ed.)

Ms. A. Heyer MA Research 0.8 fte

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Political History PhD Network and Newsletter Founder and coordinator October 2015 –December 2016

Ms. L.B. Lauret MA Research 1.0 fte

Research leave, home and abroad Destination: Brussels, Belgium Purpose of the trip: archival research Period: January 3-24 2017

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Koninklijk Nederlands Historisch Genootschap, Member werkgroep Beroepsethiek, June 2015 – present Koninklijk Nederlands Historisch Genootschap, Member Board Jong KNHG, November 2016 - present Onderzoeksschool Politieke Geschiedenis, Promovendus board member, September 2015 – present

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) (22 maart 2017), De gevoelsmens – Information & power in history. De gevoelsmens – Information & power in history: Historici.nl [blog entry] (19 juni 2017), “Wat een opkomst!” of de ondergang van de betrokken promovendus. “Wat een opkomst!” of de ondergang van de betrokken promovendus: Historici.nl [blog entry] (14 maart 2017), Wortels schieten – het verleden in de politiek (KNHG kiest!). Wortels schieten – het verleden in de politiek (KNHG kiest!): Historici.nl [blog entry]

Publications Riswick T. & Lauret L.B. (2017) KNHG Kiest! Geschiedenis in de politiek: Koninklijk Nederlands Historisch Genootschap. Lauret L.B. (2017) Bespreking van: Geerten Waling (2016) 1848. Clubkoorts en revolutie. Democratische experimenten in Parijs en Berlijn, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(4): 689-691 Book review

W.F.J. Linmans MA Research 0.8 fte

Publications Linmans W.F.J. (2017) Kleine musea van oorlogshorror. Review of: Hens T. (2015) Oorlog in tijden van vrede. De Eerste Wereldoorlog in de klas, 1919-1940, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(1): 139-140 Linmans W.F.J. (2017) Een voorschot op toekomstige dapperheid. De herinnering aan een revolutie die niet doorging. Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis article Linmans W.F.J. (2017) Holle fantasterij en defaitistische sprookjes. Kapitein A.J. Maas (1883-1939) in het publieke debat over nationale ontwapening. Leidschrift. Historisch Tijdschrift Article

Ms. A.F. Petterson MA Research 0.2 fte Conference attendance

March 16: Lecture about Eigenwijs Vaderland organized by Van Stockum Leiden March 22: Lecture 'Honderd jaar vrouwenkiesrecht in Nederland' for D66 Leiden

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor Holland. Historisch tijdschrift Editorial board Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) January 25: Interview about Eigenwijs Vaderland for Science071, at radio Sleutelstad January 25: Interview about Eigenwijs Vaderland for Wetenschap at radio Vandaag(BNR) January 25: Natievorming hield ook het volk bezig. Interview by Tessa de Wekker for Leidsch Dagblad January 26: 'Hang die roden op' Oranjefurie van Amsterdammers. Interview byVincent Bongers for Leids Universitair Weekblad Mare January 28: Amsterdam was een stad vol eigenwijze vaderlanders. Interview by Peter de Brock for Het Parool March 8: Public interview about Eigenwijs Vaderland, organized by Historisch Café Amsterdam April 26: Het botert weer met de Oranjes: 'Amsterdam is keuriger geworden'. Interview by Roelf Jan Duijn for Het Parool June 24: Oostelijke Eilanden staan stil bij het Aardappeloproer. Interview by Julia Cornelissen for Het Parool

Publications Petterson A.F. (2017) Bespreking van: Anneke van Veen (2016) Amsterdam 1900. Foto’s van Olie, Breitner, Eilers en tijdgenoten, Holland. Historisch tijdschrift 49. editorship Petterson A.F. (2017) Bespreking van: Rudolf Dekker (2017) De Van Breestraat in Amsterdam 1900-2000. Van Mata Hari tot Pistolen Paul, Holland. Historisch tijdschrift 49. bookchapter Petterson A.F. (2017) Bespreking van: Theo Pronk (samensteller) (2017) Moeder der Hollandse steden. Historiezucht in Dordrecht rond 1900, Holland. Historisch tijdschrift 49

Petterson A.F. (2017) Eigenwijs vaderland. Populair nationalisme in negentiende-eeuws Amsterdam. Amsterdam: Uitgeverij Prometheus Petterson A.F. (2017) Trots op het vaderland. Het nationalisme van gewone Amsterdammers rond 1900, Geschiedenis Magazine 52(6): 26-30 article in magazine Petterson A.F. (2017) Vreest God en eert den Koning, Transparant 28(2): 18-21 editorship

Other activities Eigenwijs vaderland : populair nationalisme in negentiende-eeuwsAmsterdam Dissertation, Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden. Amsterdam: Prometheus. Promotor: Prof. Dr. H. te Velde and co-promotores: Prof. Dr. W.J.H. Furnée and Dr. D. Bos. Date of defence: January 24, 2017

J.J.L. Saarloos MA Research 0.8 fte

Publications Saarloos J.J.L. (2017) Virtues of Courage and Virtues of Restraint: Tyndall, Tait and the Use of the Imagination in Late Victorian Science. In: Dongen J. van, Paul H. (red.) Epistemic Virtues in the Sciences and the Humanities. Boston Studies in the Philosophy and History of Science nr. 321: Springer International Publishing. 109-128 Ms. Schulte Nordholt, L.R.C. Research 0.8 fte

Conference attendance Conference paper: Emancipating Africa through UNESCO's General History of Africa (1964-1999) Date and location: Somerville College, University of Oxford

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) (6 December 2017), 'De' Nederlandse Geschiedenis? Hoezo?!. 'De' Nederlandse Geschiedenis? Hoezo?!. https://overdemuur.org/de-nederlandse-geschiedenis-hoezo/: Over de Muur [blog entry]

Schutter, S. de MA Research 0.9 fte

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Disability, development and humanitarianism: The Global Humanitarianism Research Academy. Rethinking Disability [blog entry] How albinism rose to the center stage of disability advocacy in Tanzania (and what this tells us about ‘local’ histories of disability). Public Disability History [blog entry] December 6, 2017: De' Nederlandse Geschiedenis? Hoezo?!. https://overdemuur.org/de-nederlandse- geschiedenis-hoezo/: Over de Muur [blog entry]

Publications Ettourki K., Schutter S. de & Goddeeris I. (2017) Historical research on Moroccan migration in Belgium. In: Timmerman C., Fadil N., Goddeeris I., Clycq N., Ettourki K. (Eds.) Moroccan Migration in Belgium: More than 50 Years of Settlement. CeMIS Migration and Intercultural Studies no. 1 Leuven: Leuven University Press. 61-84 Schutter S. de (2017) Algiers, 1999: Disability, Development and Human Rights in Africa. In: Schutter S. de (ed.) Online Atlas on the History of Humanitarianism and Human Rights [lemma] Schutter S. de (2017) Listen to the people: the ILO, development, and vocational rehabilitation in Tanzania, 1970s-1990s. In: Schutter S. de (ed.)

Schutter S. de (2017) Of History and Membership: Tanzanian Disability Activists, Global Citizenship and History. In: Schutter S. de (ed.) Schutter S. de (2017) Prejudice, misbelief, and fear: UN agencies and the framing of disability in Africa, 1950-1990. In: Schutter S. de (ed.). Nairobi. Article in newspaper Schutter S. de (2017) Suffering from a Disability: The Uses of Suffering in International Discourses on Development and Disability, 1950-1990. In: Schutter S. de (red.). Schutter S. de (2017) The Disappointing Decade: The Evaluation of the UN International Decade of Disabled Persons from an African Perspective. In: Schutter S. de (red.). Schutter S. de (2017) Transnational Activism: An Entangled History of the Disability Movement in Tanzania Mambo! nr. Volume XIV, no. 3. Nairobi, IFRA. [Working paper]

H.A.S. Solheim Mphil Research 1.0 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Member of the Board of Examiners Latin American Studies since 1 December Member of Commissie PhD Programma, which evaluated and issued recommendations to the current PhD trajectory at the Institute of History. The commission gathered on various occasions in the period October and November

W. Stam MA Research 1.0 fte

B.J.T. van de Worp MA Research 1.0 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member Editorial Board Transparant (published by Vereniging van Christenhistorici)

Publications Worp B.J.T. van de (2017) ‘Zij draagt het cachet van zielverkooperij.’ De publieke campagne tegen de kinderwerving bij de Koninklijke Marine, Leidschrift. Historisch Tijdschrift 32(2): 49-73. Article in journal Worp B.J.T. van de (2017) Bespreking van: Bruijn Jaap R. (2016) Zeegang. Zeevarend Nederland in de achttiende eeuw, Transparant 28(3): 29. Book review Worp B.J.T. van de (2017) Bespreking van: Marnix van Aerssen (2016) Driemaal Oost. Francois van Aerssen Beijeren van Voshol (1883- 1968). Marineofficier, koopman en diplomaat., Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 36(1): 100-102 Book review

PhD Defences Anne Petterson Eigenwijs vaderland : populair nationalisme in negentiende-eeuwsAmsterdam Dissertation, Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden. Amsterdam: Prometheus. Promotor: Prof. Dr. H. te Velde and co-promotores: Prof. Dr. W.J.H. Furnée and Dr. D. Bos. Date of defence: January 24, 2017 Bloemendal N.A. Reframing the diplomat: Ernst van der Beugel and the Cold War Atlantic Community (PhD thesis. Institute for

History, Humanities, Leiden). Supervisor(s) and Co-supervisor(s): Prof. Dr. Scott-Smith G.P. and Kersten A.E., Date of defence: September 6, 2017

External PhD Candidates M. Alarcon Bravo M.A. Audibert Arias P. Barahona Benitez J.S.M. Boot V.A. Cabrera Hidalgo P. Consten R. Enthoven J.R. Fernández Abara S. Gonzalez Fiedler J.A. Gysling Caselli February 28, 2017, La evaluación: ¿dispositivo para promover el aprendizaje de todos o para seleccionar?: La formación de profesores en evaluación en Chile Prof. Dr. P. Silva J.J. H. Hooiveld J.A. Janssen B. Koopman J.J. León Reyes G. Libedinsky J.C. Marchant Mayol La formación en docencia universitaria en Chile y su impacto en profesores y estudiantes February 28, 2017 Prof. Dr. P. Silva and J.J. Brunne, co-promotor C. Gonzáles C. Marcuzzo do Canto Cavalheiro January 18 2017, Assessing the Brazilian-Chilean bilateral relations: public diplomacy, nation branding and presidential diplomacy (Dissertatie. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Promotor(en): P. Silva. J.C. Narváez N. Orellana Galarce M.R. Pardo Quiñones R. Pena Gonzales Postma J.K.T. February 14 2017, Alexander Gogel (1765-1821): grondlegger van de Nederlandse staat. Promotor: Prof. Dr. H. te Velde C. Pulido Iparraguirre C. den Ridder J. Rotteveel F.A. Salazar Muñiz J. Scharager Goldenberg February 28, 2017 Nuevos Actores en un Viejo Escenario: La Profesionalización de la Gestión de la Calidad Académica en Chile, 1990-2015 Promotor : Prof. Dr. P. Silva J. Scheele H.W. Schut J. Staal A. Tomic J. de Vetten M.J. van de Waardt Waldeck P.W. November 15, 2017, Maarten van der Goes van Dirxland [1751-1826], Nederlands eerste minister van Buitenlandse Zaken (Dissertatie. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Promotor(en): Prof. Dr. H. te Velde Wolthekker D. June 6, 2017, Alleen omdat ik een Van Hall ben : Gijs van Hall 1904-1977 (Dissertatie. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Amsterdam: Uitgeverij Balans. Promotor: Prof. Dr. H. te Velde

External funding Organizing the Masses: The Contested Nature of Early Irish, British and American Pressure Groups, 1820-1840 Maartje Janse In the early nineteenth century, Irish, British and American pressure groups opposing, for example, slavery or the British Corn Laws, introduced a new type of politics: mass politics. This did not go unnoticed. Some contemporaries expressed enthusiasm about the fact that people who were formally excluded from political life could now engage in politics without breaking the law or making revolution. Others despised the influence an organization could gain by efficient fund raising and the distribution of propaganda, and feared that this

57 development would corrupt the proper functioning of the political system. This project asks why these early pressure groups were so heavily contested. The working hypothesis is that there was much at stake: the debate on pressure groups was essentially a debate over democracy. In the post- revolutionary context, the future of politics was unclear. What was considered good politics, who should participate, and in what way? For contemporaries, this was by no means an academic debate. Their social position was at stake. Those who had little social standing and were excluded from the political process (women, members of the (lower) middle class or ethnic and religious minorities) aspired to be accepted as worthy members of civil society and political life. The members of the social elite who represented the political establishment in turn feared the loss of their privileged position. By making use of biographical sketches and digitized nineteenth-century newspapers, I will be able to reconstruct the debate on the merits and perils of the first pressure groups. Historians have devoted much energy to the study of individual movements, but following the observations of contemporaries, the modern pressure group was a phenomenon in its own right. Exciting and promising, or threatening and unethical - it heralded the advent of mass politics. The VENI-project is closely related to the project ‘The Promise of Organization. Political Associations, 1820- 1890, Debate and Practice’ (awarded in the Vrije Competitie Geesteswetenschappen) coordinated by Dr. Maartje Janse and Prof. Dr. Henk te Velde.

The Promise of Organization. Political Associations, 1820-1890, Debate and Practice Henk te Velde, Maartje Janse Political parties have often been seen as obstacles on the road to true democracy, and as instruments of over- ambitious career politicians. And before modern parties even existed, political associations were seen as dangerous ‘machines’, producing ‘oligarchies’. Still, the modern voluntary association was ‘democratic’ because it integrated ordinary men and women into the political process in a disciplined, civilized manner. Without it, many people would never have been able to use the political system. Voluntary organizations could fit into the system of representative government, which rejected unrestrained popular passions, but also be an instrument of mobilizing the common people. The contested machine-like appearance of voluntary organizations and political parties was the nearest one could get to the ideal of respectable democratization. This program will focus on the enthusiasm, arguments and concrete activities of the organizers as well as the criticism offered by opponents of modern political organization. The three projects focus on three waves of associational mania and debate: modern antislavery organizations and other early pressure groups; organizing during the revolutions of 1848; mass political parties during the 1870s and 1880s. Together they give an overview of the introduction of organizations into politics. We will study the separate discussions about the merits and dangers of voluntary associations and political parties as parts of a general debate during the 19th century, and assume that the intensity of the debate was caused by the controversial issue of democratization and the related issue of inclusion and exclusion. By studying the contested nature of modern organizations, and in particular by thick description of the perception and introduction of new forms of organization, by biographical research, and by studying the debate on organizing in particular in (recently digitized) newspapers, the program will elucidate one of the most hotly debated issues of modern politics. Project Coordinators: Prof. Henk te Velde and Dr. Maartje Janse Project 1: Pressure groups: Dr. Maartje Janse (also see VENI-project 'Organizing the Masses') Project 2: Associations in the European Revolutions of 1848: Geerten Waling, MA Project 3: The birth of mass political parties: Anne Heyer, MA

Democratization and political terrorism: The formation and destruction of the two-party system in the Red River Valley of Louisiana, 1865-1878 Adam Fairclough This project analyzes the failure of Congressional Reconstruction after the American Civil War. It treats Reconstruction as an effort by the Republican party to democratize the states of the former Confederacy on the basis of universal suffrage and equal citizenship By giving voting rights to black men, the Republicans hoped to control the South politically and thereby protect the newfound citizenship of the former slaves. The majority of southern whites, however, refused to acknowledge the legitimacy of black suffrage and the Republican state and local governments that black voters supported. Instead of accepting the new two-party system, they used the Democratic party as a vehicle to reestablish white supremacy by means of destroying the Republican party. The project, which employs two PhD candidates, focuses on the Red River Valley of Louisiana, a region where blacks constituted a majority of the voters, and where the Democratic party used violence, intimidation, and electoral fraud to dislodge the Republicans. This kind of political terrorism exposed the weakness of the federal authorities and postponed the democratization of the southern states for one hundred years.

The Scholarly Self: Character, Habit, and Virtue in the Humanities, 1860-1930 Herman Paul, Christiaan Engberts, Léjon Saarloos , Katharina Manteufel Why did 'character', 'habit', and 'virtue' serve as key terms in late 19th and early 20th-century scholarly correspondences, biographies, and obituaries? Why did scholars around 1900 display so much interest in the working habits and character traits of what they called the 'scholarly self'? Focusing on the humanities around 1900, this project examines the hypothesis that many of those who laid the foundations of modern disciplinary infrastructures saw 'discipline formation' as a project that not only required professorial chairs and scientific periodicals, but also, and especially, a disciplining of the scholar's body, heart, and mind. Their emphasis on the exercise of scholarly habits (e.g., disciplined time management) and character virtues (e.g., impartiality) is therefore best understood as an attempt to provide emerging humanities disciplines with an appropriate research ethic. If this hypothesis is correct, it will alter our understanding of scholarly discipline formation. It will correct one- sided accounts of discipline formation in institutional and/or methodological terms by drawing attention to a personal dimension, consisting of a disciplining of the scholar's 'self'. Four subprojects examine (1) how 'scholarly selfhood' was envisioned by late 19th and early 20th-century humanities scholars, (2) how these scholars implemented their ideals of scholarly selfhood, (3) how they monitored the observance of these ideals in day-to-day research, and (4) what kind of contexts and conditions enabled these ideals to flourish around 1900. Each of the subprojects focuses on one or more humanities disciplines, in one or more European countries. Their main sources include scholarly letters, (auto) biographies, obituaries, lecture notes, and methodology manuals. Although the project focuses on the humanities, it includes a conference aimed at comparing scholarly selfhood in the humanities with its role in medicine, law, chemistry, and physics, thereby placing its results in a wider framework and paving the way for follow-up research.

Rethinking Disability: the Global Impact of the International Year of Disabled Persons (1981) in Historical Perspective Monika Baar, Paul van Trigt, Anne Derksen, Anais van Ertvelde, Sam de Schutter Duration2015 - 2020

Approximately 10% of the world’s population is estimated to be disabled and this number is expected to rise in the next few decades. People in different cultural settings ascribe different meanings to disability; consequently, its repercussions are both culturally contingent and universal. This project brings together the local and global dimensions of disability and examines the interaction, tension and conflict between these two aspects by undertaking the first comprehensive study of the far-reaching political, societal and cultural implications of the International Year of Disabled Persons (IYDP) which was organized under the auspices of the United Nations in 1981. A landmark event which appears to have gone virtually unrecognized in scholarship; the IYDP was the first occasion to place disability into a global context by endorsing it authoritatively as a human rights issue and thereby raising the question as to how the concept may be understood in a multicultural world. The project’s innovative contribution and primary impact lies in connecting the IYDP to broader political, social and cultural processes in the last quarter of the twentieth century and thereby bringing disability in a global context to the attention of mainstream historical scholarship.

6. Colonial and Global History 1200- present

Description One of the central themes of the history of the last five hundred years is the phenomenon currently referred to as the process of globalisation. In this process, a central role has been played in the past by the phenomenon of Western European expansion, the various ways in which other continents responded to this and the developments resulting from this expansion. Globalisation means the emergence of a world economy, worldwide migration flows, the birth of nation states and many other phenomena. Central to this history are the early activities of the chartered trading companies, the rise of colonial empires and enterprises, resistance movements, wars of independence and decolonization, all of which have left us their archives whose unique character stems from the interaction between expanding and contracting Europe and the rest of the world. It is therefore no coincidence that this history has its own historiography and its own journals. Owing to the rich economic, anthropological and political data they contain, ‘colonial’ archives are also of inestimable value in the study of the autochthonous history of non-Western areas, as demonstrated by the success of the TANAP and ENCOMPASS projects which the history department of Leiden University is presently carrying out in close cooperation with academic institutions in Asia and South Africa. The scholarly and societal importance of studying the history of European expansion and global interaction cannot be overemphasized. The history department plays an important role in the study of global history. As early as 1902, Leiden University offered lectures on ‘colonial history’, but from the 1950s onwards turned towards ‘global history’. This concept should not be understood in the sense of the comparative method, but as an approach, which focuses on the study of emerging global connections in history. As the American historian Patrick Manning puts it: ‘Connection conveys the character of world historical analysis better than any other term. It acknowledges locality and uniqueness, yet also invokes broad patterns.’ (Navigating World History: Historians Create a Global Past 2003). In this context, the history department of Leiden University centres on the study of global interaction processes making use of the wide range of primary sources available in the broad environment of the university. Leiden possesses in this respect a unique infrastructure for the use of both primary and secondary source materials. Not only are the rich archives of the VOC, the WIC and the former Ministry of Colonies in the National Archives in The Hague located at a fifteen minutes distance by public rail system from Leiden, but the Leiden University Library also houses the entire library collection of the former Ministry of Colonies, while the KITLV and Africa Studies Centre have world famous collections on Caribbean, Southeast Asian and African history. In addition, Leiden is home to other libraries and instances which are involved in the study of the world outside Europe and which belong to the largest in their fields in Europe. The Leiden MA and MPhil programmes offer students from within and outside the Netherlands thorough training in the use of these primary sources while they are carrying out their research. A follow-on PhD track is also offered, with a clearly recognizable individual character. In this way, the history department has created a niche for itself in the field of global history focusing on the search for connections and the origins of the migration and transfer of people, beliefs, goods and ideas within and among the continents.

Staff

Dr. S. Bellucci Research 0.1 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member editorial board of the International Review of Social History (Cambridge University Press) Member editorial board of Chronica Mundi (online publication) Referee/peer reviewer for Lexington Books on a book: Trade Unions and the Age of Information and Communication Technologies in Kenya Member of editorial staff AFRICA Special Theme

Membership of boards and committees (internal) BA International Studies professors and lectures meeting, chair BA International Studies Evaluation committee: History BA International Studies Evaluation committee: Economics BA International Studies Community Building Committee

Publications Bellucci S. (2017) Wage labour and capital in Africa: a historical perspective, Labor History 58(2): 133-137 Bellucci S. (2017) Wage labour and capitalism: a comparative and historical analysis of Eritrea and Kenya, Labor History 58(2): 154-169 Bellucci S. & Freund B. (2017). Work across Africa: labour exploitation and mobility in Southern, Eastern and Western Africa: 87(1) Bellucci S. & Freund B. (2017), Introduction. Work across Africa: labour exploitation and mobility in Southern, Eastern and Western Africa, Africa 87(1): 27-35

Prof. Dr. L. Blussé van Oud Alblas Research

Publications Blussé Leonard (2017) Chinees Batavia of Gelaba, het land van de klapperboom. In: Westeijn Thijs, Jonker Menno (red.) Barbaren & Wijsgeren. Het beeld van China in de Gouden Eeuw. Haarlem: Van Tilt. 52-56 bookchapter Blussé Leonard (2017) Ex Oriente Lux. Henk Wesseling en Azië. In: Spijkers Mai (red.) Een Tachtiger, Een hommage aan H.L.Wesseling. Amsterdam: Prometheus. 77-88 bookchapter Blussé leonard (2017) It all began with a Cleveringa Lecture: The Kong Koan Archive of Batavia. In: Reeuwijk Alexander (red.) Voyage of Discovery, exploring the collections of the Asian Library at Leiden University. Leiden: Leiden University Press. 202-213 bookchapter Blussé Leonard (2017) Oceanus Resartus: or, is Chinese Maritime History Coming of Age?, Cross-Currents: East Asian History and Culture Review 25 (December 2017) Article in journal Blussé Leonard (2017) The Kaiba Lidai Shiji , an autonomous history of the Chinese community of Batavia/Jakarta in the VOC period, Wacana. Jurnal Ilmu Pengetahuan Budaya 18(2): 385-401 "Nie Dening, Wu Fengbin & Blussé Leonard (2017) Gongan bu, Bacheng huaren Gongguan Dangan公案簿, 吧城花人公馆档案(Gong An Bu – Minutes of the Board Meetings of the Chinese Council). 1889-1913) nr. 15. Xiamen: Xiamen University Press

Ms. Dr. J.C. Both Research 0.6 fte

Publications Brinkman I., Both J. & Bruijn M.E. de (2017) The mobile phone and society in South Sudan: A critical historical-anthropological approach, 9(2): 323-337 Bruijn M.E. de & Both J.C. (2017) Youth Between State and Rebel (Dis)Orders: Contesting Legitimacy from Below in Sub-Sahara Africa, Small Wars & Insurgencies 28(4-5): 779-778

Other activities Date of defence: June 21, 2017 UvA, MagW/NWO funded project that started in 2010, The dynamics of stabilization and youth's social navigation in the post-conflict margins of Yumbe district (West Nile, Uganda)’, Promotor: Prof. Dr. M.E. de Bruijn, co-promotor: Prof. Dr. R. Reis, AISSR, Amsterdam

Dr. T.W. Brocades Zaalberg Research 1.0 fte

Advisory and coordinating activities (external)

Coordinator of the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Studies (NIAS) theme group Comparing the Wars of Decolonization. Counter-Insurgency and Extreme Violence, 1945-1962. This project, in which five international researchers will participate for three months, is being part of the government-sponsored research program Decolonization, Violence and War in Indonesia, 1945-1950. Apart from the current preparation my full-time activity for the theme group will take place from January 2019 until June 2019

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Dion Landstra, Netherlands Institute for Military History (NIMH), The role of UN observers during the Balkan Wars of the 1990s. Role: co-promoter. Date of defence: November 2020 Wietse Stam, Leiden University and Netherlands Institute for Military History (NIMH), Dutch and French peacekeepers in the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), 1992-1993. Role: co- promoter. Date of defence: December 2020

Publications Brocades Zaalberg T.W. (2017) The Snake Oil of Stabilisation? Explaining the Rise and Demise of the Comprehensive Approach. In: Winning Without Killing. The Strategic and Operational Utility of Non-Kinetic Capabilities in Crises. Netherlands annual review of military studies no. 2017 The Hague: T.M.C. Asser Press. 67-89 Dr. P. Brood Research 0.6 fte

Publications Brood P. & Sicking Louis (2017) Flamingant in Nederland. Rechtshistorici uit de Lage Landen 14 : Interview met Hugo de Schepper, Pro Memorie. Bijdragen tot de Rechtsgeschiedenis der Nederlanden 19(1): 3-21

Dr. M. Broad Research 0.2 fte

Conference attendance Paper: The Labour Party and the FTA/EFTA debate in the 1950s. Queen Mary, University of London

Publications Broad M. (2017) Harold Wilson, Denmark and the Making of Labour European Policy 1958–1972. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press

Ms. Prof. Dr. M.E. de Bruijn Research 0.3 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editorial Board of the platform: Bridging Humanities: a collaboration between Brill and V4T Scientific Board Organisation Mega-Tchad Review work for Brill; Zed Books; journal of Communication; Journal Mobilities; Mobile Communication (ed Ling)

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Director of V4T foundation Internal management and committee work: Africa section at the History institute Management/Board work in Leiden: OLC MA African Studies; Leiden ASA

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Management/Board for NWO committees/activities Scientific committee IIASA Vienna Scientific committee CRASH Chad, board member Editorial Board of the platform: Bridging Humanities: a collaboration between Brill and V4T Scientific Board Organisation Mega-Chad

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Boukary Sangaré (2014-2017), Leiden University, The Mali conflict and radicalisation. Date of defence: end 2017 Pamela Ijeoma (2014-2017), Leiden University, Women entrepreneurship in the Bijlmer and the use of mobile communication, (manuscript beginning 2018) Inge Ligtvoet (2012-2016), Leiden University, ‘ICT and Protest against Repression: The Case of Anglophone Cameroon (PhD) and a comparison with Nigerian dynamics, (manuscript end of 2017) Catherina Wilson (2012-2018), Leiden University, ‘Being (dis)connected during war(s): Shaping Urbanity in Chad and CAR’, (defence foreseen for 2018) Adamou Ahmadou (2013-2016), Leiden University, ‘Nomadic pastoralists Confronted with Duress and new ICTs’, (manuscript end of 2017) Souleymane Adoum (2013-1016), Leiden University, ‘Histories of Mobility and Communication in Societies under Duress, The Past in the Present, Northern Central Africa Abdoulaye Souleymane, Communication et violences au Tchad : le cas du moyen-chari et du guera (1900-2010) Date of defence: July 4, 2017. Promotor: Prof. dr. M.E. de Bruijn, co-promotor: Prof. dr. K. Alio (University of N'Djamena) Inge Butter, (2011-2015), Leiden University (with Prof. Dr. M.P.G.M. Mous), ‘Arabization and Technologies of Communication in a Post-conflict Situation, Chad’, MaGW/NWO funding ( manuscript end 2017) Jonna Both, 21 juni 2017 UvA, MagW/NWO funded project that started in 2010, The dynamics of stabilization and youth's social navigation in the post-conflict margins of Yumbe district (West Nile, Uganda)’, (with Prof. R. Reis, AISSR, Amsterdam)

External PhD Imke Gooskens, ICT and Mobility in Angola/South Africa, WOTRO/NWO, Part of Mobile Africa research project (started in 2009); finalised, at committee UCT, South Africa did not yet pass Laguerre Dionro Djerandi ‘Le projet pertrolier Tchadien- un nouveau mode de prevention de conflit’, 2006- 2010, Volkwagenstiftung, with Dr Andrea Beherends (University of Halle) and Prof. H. van Dijk (ASC) ; submitted thesis Nakar Djindil ‘Food Security in Historical Perspective: Nutritional Status and Physical Development as Indicators of the Long-term Effects of Crisis in the Sahel. The Case of Chad’, 2004-2008, (now inscribed at Leiden University) Didier Lalaye, Utrecht University, Schistomosiasis and M-Health in Chad; I am external supervisor with Cameroonian colleague Antoine Socpa (University of Yaounde); Promotor: Prof. Dr. Tom de Jong New candidates for 2017: Koundja, Abba Vincent, from Chad; he will work on youth and entrepreneurship in the history and present of lac Iro; Crépin Maurius Mougouia from CAR, who is part of the UNICEF research programme and will do his phd in Leiden ‘Trajectoires des jeunes, une analyse de la dynamique violence et ressources naturelles’

Publications Brinkman I., Both J. & Bruijn M.E. de (2017) The mobile phone and society in South Sudan: A critical historical-anthropological approach, 9(2): 323-337 Bruijn M.E. de (2017) Croquemort, A biographical Journey in the Context of Chad, Bridging Humanities 1(1): 0-0 Bruijn M.E. de & Both J.C. (2017) Youth Between State and Rebel (Dis)Orders: Contesting Legitimacy from Below in Sub-Sahara Africa, Small Wars & Insurgencies 28(4-5): 779-778

Ms. Dr. A.M.C. van Dissel Research 0.2 fte

Conference attendance Dissel A.M.C. van (8 March 2017) Een Amsterdams zeepaleis, cultureel nationalism in de maritieme sector (Lecture) Dissel A.M.C. van (21 October 2017) Een varend monument. Cultureel nationalisme in de maritieme sector (Lecture) Dissel A.M.C. van (8 March 2017), Het Maritiem Portal (Lecture) Dissel A.M.C. van (15 November 2017) Highway to empire. Suez Transits and the Transformation of Shipping 1869-1956 (Lecture) Dissel A.M.C. van (18 March 2017) Slag in de Javazee (Lecture) Dissel A.M.C. van (24 November 2017) Stand van zaken Maritiem Portal (Lecture)

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member Editorial Board International Journal of Maritime History Book review editor Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis Member of the Supervisory Editorial Board of the series Militaire Geschiedenis van Nederland (Netherlands Institute of Military History, Ministry of Defense, The Hague/Boom Publishers, Amsterdam) Member of the Supervisory Editorial Board of the series Nieuwe Maritieme Geschiedenis van Nederland Member Advisory Board Senshi Sosho series (Corts Foundation/Leiden University Press) Member Advisory Committee Volume 116 Werken van de Linschoten-Vereeniging

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Fellow Leiden Teachers’ Academy Member Education Committee (OLC) BA/MA-History

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Chair supervisory panel Maritime Portal (www.maritiemportal.nl) Member advisory panel Stichting Maritiem Historische Databank (www.marhisdata.nl) Member advisory panel History of Feadship Royal Dutch Shipyards Member of the Board Stichting Schouwenburg Fonds

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee Supervisor PhD research Co-promotor: H. Stapel, Koninklijke Nederlandse Reddingsmaatschappijen (Dutch life-saving services) (Prof. Dr. H. den Heijer, Leiden University) Co-promotor: G.M.W. Acda, Marineofficier G.F. Tydeman: wetenschap en marine (Science and Royal Netherlands Navy) (Prof. Dr. H. den Heijer, Leiden University) Co-promotor: B.J.T. van de Worp, Nederlandse marine-matrozen in een overgangstijdperk, 1870-1914 (Seamen’s emancipation and the social order) (Prof. Dr. B. Schoenmaker, Leiden University)

Publications Dissel A.M.C. van (2017) Review of: Anne Doedens and Liek Mulder (2017) Slag in de Javazee. Oorlog tussen Nederland en Japan 1941– 1942, Oorlogsdossiers, Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 36(2) Dissel A.M.C. van (2017) Steaming worldwide waters: adaptation and transformation in the Netherlands. In: Rodger N.A.M., Buchet Christian (Eds.) The Sea in History. The Modern World. La Mer dans L'Histoire. La Période Contemporaine. no. 4 Woodbridge: The Boydell Press. 168-179 Antunes C.A.P., Daalder R., Dissel A.M.C. van, Heijveld W., Netten D. van, Odegard E.L.L., Tang D.J., Wildeman D. & Wubs-Mrozewicz J.J. (2017) Redactielid Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 1(36)

Dr. K. Fatah-Black Research 0.75 fte

Publications Fatah K.J. (2017) Curbing Sea Marauders and their Landed Accomplices Review of: Mark G. Hanna (2015) Pirate Nests and the Rise of the British Empire, 1570–1740, Omohundro Institute, Diplomatic History 41(2): 417-419 Fatah K.J. (2017) Rode deletie: De verstomde herinnering aan het communisme van Anton de Kom, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(3): 467-483 Fatah K.J. (2017) The usurpation of legal roles by Suriname’s Governing Council, 1669–1816, Comparative Legal History 5(2) Fatah-Black K.J. (2017) Scheepsbouw en reparatie in achttiende-eeuws Suriname, Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 36(2): 68-87 Fatah-Black K.J. (2017) The Dutch Caribbean and Guianas, Oxford Bibliographies Online Fatah-Black K.J. (2017) The Netherlands, 1750 to 1900 CE. In: Stein Stephen K. (Ed.) The Sea in World History: Exploration, Travel, and Trade. Santa Barbara, California: ABC-CLIO. 557-562 [entry in reference work] Fatah-Black & K.J. (2017) Genderrollen in het werk en leven van Anton de Kom, Historica 19(1): 3-7

Groesen M. van & Fatah-Black K.J. (Eds.) (2017) Zeven Provinciën Reeks: Uitgeverij Verloren Oostindie G.J. & Fatah-Black K.J. (2017) Sporen van de slavernij in Leiden. Leiden: LUP Fatah-Black K.J. (2017) A "united force of merchants and denizens"? The deflection of the monopoly granted to the WIC, 1600-1800. In: Antunes Cátia, Polónia Amélia (red.) Mechanisms of Global Empire Building. Porto: CITCEM. 145-160

Prof. Dr. J.B. Gewald Research 0.3 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editorial Board member: Brill ASC Series in collaboration with SAVUSA (South Africa - VU University Amsterdam - Strategic Alliances)

Membership of boards and committees (internal) OLC African Studies MA Examination Committee African Studies

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Annual ASC Seminar Prize Committee: this committee selects the best MA thesis submitted in the field of African Studies for a particular year Collaborative Research Groups (CRGs) Coordinator and Member of the African Studies Centre CRG ‘ Roads To Prosperity”: This CRG completed its tenure and produced the African Dynamics for 2015 as part of its work I took over the coordination of the CRG History, which is committed to producing the African Dynamics of 2018. In this capacity the CRG has held four successful meetings since I have taken up the position Member of the AEGIS (European Association of Africanists) collaborative group CRG African History

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervisor PhD Alejandra Mahiques, Leiden University, Why did the Spanish media silence Macías Nguema’s regime in Equatorial Guinea (1968-1979)? Role: Promoter Merel van ‘t Wout , Leiden University, Collective belonging and the construction of identities among youth in Tamale, Ghana. Role: Promoter Anouk Baron, Leiden University, The gendered implications of the increasing trade in shea in Northern Ghana. Role: promoter. Date of defence: 2018 Chibamba Jennifer Chansa, Leiden University, Environmental Pollution In The Copperbelt And North-Western Province Mining Areas Of Zambia: An Analysis Of The Legislation And Regulation Of The Zambian Mining Industry (1964-2013). Role: promoter. Date of defence: 2018 Menno Welling, Leiden University, Towards an archaeological analysis of the Mbona Cult in southern Malawi. Role: promoter. Date of defence: 2020

Membership PhD committee Alfred Tembo, The impact of the Second World War on Northern Rhodesia (Zambia), 1939-1953 (PhD University of the Free State, 2015). Promotor: Prof. Ian Phimister

Publications Gewald J.B. (2017) People on the move. In: Gosselink M., Holtrop M., Ross R.J., Badenhorst G. (red.) Good Hope: South Africa and The Netherlands from 1600. Amsterdam [etc.]: Rijksmuseum [etc.]. 181-193

Ms. Dr. M.J. de Goede Research 0.15 fte

Publications Goede M.J. de (2017) Objectivation, Aphasie Coloniale et Histoire de la Déportation des Matsouanistes de Brazzaville (1959), Les Temps Modernes (693-694): 195-220 Goede M.J. de (2017)

Objectivation, Aphasie Coloniale et Histoire de la Déportation des Matsouanistes de Brazzaville (1959), Les Temps Modernes (693-694): 195-220

Prof. Dr. J.J.L. Gommans Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance Tpe of conference: Lecture Studium Generale ‘Eenheid en verscheidenheid in the Rijk van de Grootmogol’ Date and location: October 10, Leiden University Type of conference: Symposium Convenor ""Rethinking the VOC: New Trends in the Study of Old Archives" Date and location: November 23-24, in collaboration with the National Archives at The Hague Type of conference: Workshop Convenor "The Persian Gulf as Global Commercial Sphere, 1500-1800" Date and location: November 28, Leiden Type of conference: 14 juli 2017), Invited lecture at the launch of The Travel Diary of the Dutch Governor Isaac Augustin Rumpf by Senarat Paranavitana (Lezing). Date and location: July 14, at the Sri Lanka National Archives in Colombo Type of conference: Fifth European Congress on World and Global History: Ruptures, Empires and Revolutions Title of paper: Regime Change and the Seventeenth-century Demise of the Euro-Islamic Continuum Date and location: September 1, Budapest, Hungary Type of conference: introductory lecture at Symposium Rethinking the VOC: New Trends in the Study of Old Archives Title of paper: Rethinking the VOC Date and location: November 23, The Hague Type of conference: Itinerario/Leverhulme Conference on Global Nodes, Networks, Orders: Three Global History Workshops on Transformative Connectivity Title of paper: The Euro-Islamic Continuum at 1600: Religious and Philosophical Revivalism and the Production of Courtly Knowledge Date and location: April 20, Leiden University Type of conference: Posthumus Conference Title of paper: From Courts to Ports, from Area to Era Date and location: June 2, Nijmegen

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editorial Board Rijksmuseum Bulletin Editor in Chief Colonial and Global History through Dutch Sources (Leiden University Press) Editor in Dutch Sources on South Asia. Delhi: Manohar Publishers

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair Research Specialization Colonial and Global History Supervisory Board LUF Chair “Nederlandse literatuur in contact met andere culturen” (Praamstra) Advisory Board Institute for History (LU) Toelatingscommissie MA History

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Coordinator Cosmopolis Programme (since 2011), including (a)ENCOMPASS-program (OC&W)

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Ongoing supervision (funded projects): August 2011: Lennart Bes, Nijmegen University, Empire and Legacy in South India: Court Politics in Vijayanagara and its successor states, 1330-1770 (Eurasian Empires (NWO-Horizon) (with Prof. Dr. Peter Rietbergen) August 2011: Barend Noordam, Barbarians at the Gates? Qi Jiguang, Yu Dayou, and the Ming Dynasty’s Frontier Military in the Late Sixteenth Century” (Eurasian Empires (NWO-Horizon) (with Prof. Dr. Anne Gerritsen) October 2012: Ariel Lopez, Social Transformations in the Sangir Archipelago” (Encompass Programme) (with Prof. Dr. David Henley) October 2012: Pimmamus Wibusilp, Eighteenth-Century State-Formation in Arcot (South India), (Anandamahidol Foundation Thailand) September 2013: Erik Odegard, Colonial Careers: Johan Maurits van Nassau-Siegen, Rijckloff Volkertsz. van Goens and Carreer-making in the Seventeenth-century Dutch Empire (NWO) (with Prof. Dr. C.A.P. Antunes) September 2013: Archisman Chowdhuri, Warfare and Economy in Mughal India (Erasmus Mundus) September 2013: Byapti Sur, State and Corruption in the Dutch Republic and Bengal (Erasmus Mundus)

September 2013: Abdur Rahoof Oottathingal, Arabi-Malayalam in the Making of Vernacular Islam in Kerala (Erasmus Mundus) September 2013: Norifumi Daito, Trade and Society in the Eighteenth-century Persian Gulf (Japan Student Services Association) Daito N. (28 November 2017), Sugar trade in the Eighteenth-Century Persian Gulf (PhD thesis. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Supervisor(s) and Co-supervisor(s):Gommans J.J.L. September 2013: Tjahjono Prasodjo, Water Management in Brantas River Basin, East Java, Indonesia (10th – 16th Century CE) (Yayasan Arsari Djojohadikusumo) (with Prof. Dr. Marijke Klokke) September 2013: Yulianti, The Making of New Buddhism in the Early 20th Century Indonesia (1900 -1959) (LUF Programme) (with Prof. Dr. B. Purwanto (UGM Indonesia) September 2014: Sander Tetteroo, “Humanitarianism and Religion: Philanthropy in Colonial and Postcolonial Indonesia (LUF Programme) with Prof. Dr. B. Purwanto (UGM Indonesia) September 2014: Simon Kemper, War-bands around the Java Sea: The Military Labour Market in the Making of Early Modern Java (LUF Programme) with Prof. Dr. B. Purwanto (UGM Indonesia) September 2014: Tristan Mostert, Makassar en European-Asian Warfare in the Early Modern Period (with Prof. Dr. B. Schoenmaker) September 2015: Girija Joshi, Migration and Societal Change in Delhi and Bengal, c.1700-1860 (with Prof. Dr. L.A.C.J. Lucassen)

Self-funded: Aleksandar Stoyanov (Sofia, Bulgaria), Russia marches South: Army Reform and Battlefield Performance in Russia’s Southern Campaigns 1695-1739 (with Dr Henk Kern). To be defended in 2017 Stoyanov A. (26 april 2017), Russia marches South: army reform and battlefield performance in Russia’s Southern campaigns, 1695-1739 (Dissertatie. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Promotor(en) en Copromotor(en): Prof. Dr. J.J.L. Gommans and Dr. J.H.C. Kern

Publications Gommans J.J.L. (2017) Review of: Audrey Truschke (2016) Culture of Encounters: Sanskrit at the Mughal Court, 122(5): 1584-1585 Gommans J.J.L. (2017) Laten we Global History overbodig maken: Recensie van Sebastian Conrad, What is Global History? Review of: Sebastian Conrad (2017) What is Global History?, 113(1): 105-106 Gommans J.J.L. & Loots I. (2017) Reconnecting Asia: The World Systems of Georgius Hornius (1620-1660). In: Reeuwijk A. van (Ed.) Voyage of Discovery: Exploring the Collections of the Asian Library at Leiden University. Leiden: Leiden University Press. 56-66 Gommans J.J.L. (2017) Ed. with Jorge Flores and Ariel Lopez (eds) Philippine Crossings: Entangled Voices between Oceans, c. 1500- 1800. LUP Gommans J.J.L. (2017) The Indian Frontier: Horse and Warband in the Making of Empires (Delhi: Manohar Academic Publishers, 2017) [i.e. omnibus 330 pp with a new introduction] Gommans J.J.L. (2017) The Warband in the Making of Eurasian Empires’, in Maaike van Berkel and Jeroen Duindam (eds.), Prince, Pen and Sword: Eurasian Perspectives (Leiden: E.J. Brill Publishers, 2017). [70 pp] Gommans J.J.L. (2017) With Ineke Loots, “Reconnecting Asia: The World Systems of Georgius Hornius (1620- 1660)”, in [publieksboek Leiden UB, Asia Year] Gommans J.J.L. (2017) De Verborgen Wereld: Nederland en India vanaf 1550 (Rijksmuseum Landenreeks; NL en EN)

Prof. Dr. M. van Groesen Research 0.7 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member editorial board Maps, Spaces, Cultures (Brill Publishers), book series Member editorial board De Zeven Provinciën-reeks (Verloren) Member editorial board Leiden Studies in Colonial and Global History (Leiden University Press), book series Member advisory committee NWO-project 'Maritime Archaeology Meets Cultural History: The Texel Shipwreck BZN17 in Context' (Universiteit van Amsterdam & Leiden University) Referee Itinerario, William and Mary Quarterly, De Gulden Passer, European Research Council (ERC-Advanced) Editorship Groesen M. van (2017)

Renaissance Studies Member of editorial staff

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Chair, Linschoten-Vereeniging Member jury J. R. Bruijn MA thesis-prize in Maritime History

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Esther Baakman, LLM, MA, Atlantic News in the Northern Netherlands, c. 1637-1820 Promotor; on schedule (funding until 2019) Tiffany Bousard, Atlantic News in the Southern Netherlands, c. 1580-1680 Promotor; on schedule (funding until 2019)

Publications Groesen M. van (2017) Amsterdam's Atlantic: Print Culture and the Making of Dutch Brazil. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press Groesen M. van (Ed.) (2017) Amsterdam Studies in the Dutch Golden Age Groesen M. van (2017) Review of: Dorothee Schmidt Reisen in das Orientalische Indien. Wissen über fremde Welten um 1600, Isis 108(4): 895-96 Groesen M. van (2017) Review of: Günter Schilder (2017) Early Dutch Maritime Cartography: The North Holland School of Cartography (c. 1580- c. 1620), International Journal of Maritime History 29(4): 973-75 Groesen M. van (2017) Visualizing the News: The Amsterdam Spin-Doctor Claes Jansz Visscher and the West India Company. In: Beck L., Ionescu C. (Eds.) Visualizing the Text: From Manuscript Culture to the Age of Caricature. Newark: University of Delaware Press. 95-116 Groesen M. van & Fatah-Black K.J. (Eds.) (2017) Zeven Provinciën Reeks: Uitgeverij Verloren

Dr. B.W. Luttikhuis Research 0.1 fte

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Luttikhuis B.W., C.H.C. Harinck & Nico van Horn (14 augustus 2017), Do the Indonesians count? Calculating the number of Indonesian victims during the Dutch-Indonesian decolonization war, 1945-1949. Imperial and Global Forum. Exeter: Centre for Imperial and Global History, Exeter University [blog entry]

Publications Harinck C.H.C. & Luttikhuis B.W. (2017) All quiet on the guerrilla front? Challenging Dutch discourse on colonial counterinsurgency in Indonesia, 1945- 1949. In: Dwyer P., Nettelbeck A., Ryan L. (Eds.) Violence, Colonialism and Empire in the Modern World. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan Harinck C.H.C. & Luttikhuis B.W. (2017) Voorbij het koloniale perspectief: Indonesische bronnen en het onderzoek naar de oorlog in Indonesië, 1945- 1949, BMGN : Low Countries Historical Review 132(2): 51-76 Luttikhuis B.W. (2017) Bespreking van: Charlotte Laarman (2013) Oude onbekenden: Het politieke en publieke debat over postkoloniale migranten, 1945-2005, BMGN : Low Countries Historical Review 132(2) Luttikhuis B.W. (2017) Bespreking van: Gloria Wekker (2016) White Innocence: Paradoxes of Colonialism and Race, History: Reviews of New Books 45(5) Luttikhuis B.W., C.H.C. Harinck & Nico van Horn (2017) Onze vergeten slachtoffers: Wie telt de Indonesische doden?, De Groene Amsterdammer : 12-15 Rémy Limpach, Luttikhuis B.W., Abdul Wahid, Robert Cribb & Harry Poeze (2017) Debate on De brandende kampongs van Generaal Spoor by Rémy Limpach, with Bart Luttikhuis, Abdul Wahid, Robert Cribb, Harry Poeze, Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde 173(4): 559-579

Dr. P.J.J. Meel Research 0.2 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor of Oso, Tijdschrift voor Surinamistiek en het Caraïbisch Gebied Editor of Bronnen voor de Studie van Suriname (BSS) (Rozenberg Publishers)

Membership of boards and committees Chair of the Werkgroep Caraïbische Letteren van de Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde Member of the Klankbordgroep Overdracht Surinaamse Archieven van het Nationaal Archief in Den Haag

Publications Meel P.J.J. (2017) Jakarta and Paramaribo Calling. Return Migration Challenges for the Surinamese Javanese Diaspora?, New West Indian Guide 91(3-4): 223–259

Prof. Dr. G.J. Oostindie Research 0.2 fte

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Member Programmaraad Gemeenschappelijk Cultureel Erfgoed, Dutch Culture (OCW/BZ) Member Stuurgroep Caribbean Netherlands Science Institute (CNSI) Member bestuur Prof. Slicher van Bath Fonds (CEDLA) Managing Director KITLV-KNAW Professor History, Leiden University (part time) Chair Daily Board LeidenGlobal, member General Board LeidenGlobal Member Redactieadviesraad Taalmuseum Editor New West Indian Guide

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Margo Groenewoud 'Nou koest, nou kalm'. De ontwikkeling van de Curaçaose samenleving, 1915-1973 Date of defence: June 15, 2017 Role: promotor

Publications Oostindie G.J. (2017) Bespreking van: Elizabeth Buettner Europe after Empire; Decolonization, society, and culture, BMGN. Oostindie G.J. & Fatah-Black K.J. (2017) Sporen van de slavernij in Leiden. Leiden: LUP Oostindie G.J. & Veenendaal W. (2017) Head versus heart: The ambiguities of non-sovereignty in the Dutch Caribbean, Regional and Federal Studies: 25-45 Article in journal

Ms. Dr. A.F. Schrikker Research 0.1 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor publication series Dutch sources on South Asia (Manohar) Editor BMGN – Low countries historical review (per January 2016)

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Member Honourscollege exam committee Member Kernteam Honourscollege faculty of Humanities

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD

Sanne Ravensbergen, Crime and punishment in the Dutch East Indies 1816-1918. Co-promotor with Adriaan Bedner (VVI) and Wim van den Doel. Date of defence: 27 February, 2018 Sander Tetteroo, Humanitarianism and Religion: Philanthropy in Colonial and Postcolonial Indonesia in Response to Calamities (c. 1900‐1965). Co-promotor with Bambang Purwanto and Jos Gommans. Date of defence: scheduled for 2019 Maarten Manse: Geschiedenis van het belastingrecht in NL Indië. Co-promotor with Met Rex Arendsen (Leiden University Department of Tax Law). Date of defence: scheduled for 2021 Kristina Hödelin – Sri Lankan and Indian Tamil migration to and identity formation in Malaysia Co-promotor, with Prof. Dr. Jan Kok and Dr. Dries Lyna, Radboud Universty Nijmegen. Date of defence: scheduled for 2021/22 Ajeng Arainikasih, The representation of Dutch colonialism in Museums Exhibitions in Post-Colonial Indonesia and the Netherlands. Co-promotor with Marieke Bloembergen. Date of defence: scheduled for 2022

Publications Schrikker A.F. & Ekama K.J. (2017) Through the lens of slavery: Dutch Sri Lanka in the eighteenth century. In: Biedermann Z., Strathern A. (red.) Sri Lanka at the crossroads of history. London: UCL Press. 178-193

Ms. Dr. C.M. Stolte Research 0.2 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: Discussant, conference Disentangling Global Early Modernity Date and location: March 26, Harvard University, United Kingdom Type of conference: Afro-Asian transformations: Cold War afterlives of the 1947 Asian Relations Conference.Workshop"India, China, and the Emergence of Postwar Postcolonial Asia" Date and location: March 17, ICS New Delhi, India

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor-in-Chief, Global Connections book series, Leiden University Press (in progress)

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Yulianti, PhD student Institute for History, UGM Yogyakarta Title: The making of Buddhism in Modern Indonesia: South and Southeast Asian networks and agencies Role: co-promoter Date of defence: tbd (2017-2018)

Publications Stolte C.M. & Rosu F. (eds.) (2017) Global Connections, Leiden University Press: Leiden University Press Afro-Asian transformations: Cold War afterlives of the 1947 Asian Relations Conference. Workshop "India, China, and the Emergence of Postwar Postcolonial Asia", ICS New Delhi

Ms. Dr. M.L. Wiesebron Research 1.0 fte

Membership of boards and committees Member of the Working Group Latin America of the Coimbra Group: -responsible for the cooperation with Brazil - coordination of Coimbra Scholarships for Leiden External advisor exam-committee LIACS Member of Leiden, Delft, Erasmus [LDE] group trying to foster forms of cooperation with Brazil Member of provisional Executive Board ABRE, network European Brazilianists Assessor of the Executive Board of AHILA [European Association of Latin American Historians] [2014-2017]

Advisory and coordinating activities Coordinator of the Chair of Brazilian Studies Rui Barbosa since 1998, Secretary nominating committee of the Chair Coordinator of the Dutch project Projeto Resgate de Documentação Histórica Barão do Rio Branco, which includes research and finances. Appointed by the Brazilian Ministry of Culture Region Coordinator Latin America and Caribbean, one of priority areas of Leiden University: secretary of Region Group

Preparation of official mission of rector to Brazil in March 2016 Coordinating and responsible for the Stay-Abroad of Latin American students [since 2012]

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Gabriel Veppo, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina / Leiden University [cotutelle] Oreste Ristori, A Leitura de uma singularidade anarquista Role: promoter, supervisor Date of defence: to be defined Sandwich CNPq scholarship Liszt Vianna Neto, Modernismo Eclipsado: Artistas e arquitetos de língua alemã imigrados no Rio de Janeiro da Era Vargas (1930-1945) Role: promoter, supervisor Date of defence: to be defined Full CAPES scholarship Fernanda de Souza Braga, Análise da construção e legitimação da waterscape durante o regime militar brasileiro (1964-1985) Role: promoter, supervisor Date of defence: to be defined Full CAPES scholarship (Science without Borders) Registered in Delft, wants to be registered in Leiden

Publications Wiesebron M.L. (2017) The new Brazilian Space: Amazônia Azul and its implications | O novo espaço brasileiro: Amazônia Azul e suas implicações, Revista Brasileira de Estudos Urbanos e Regionais 19(2): 379-396

Ms. Dr. S. Zijlstra Research 0,1 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference; lecture The history of slavery in the Americas Date and location: October 2 Type of conference: lecture Vlaggenschepen en VOC-mentaliteit. Maritieme geschiedenis en ons beeld van ‘de’ Nederlandse identiteit Date and location: October 14 Type of conference: lecture ‘Zeehelden’ of paupers? Het ruime sop kiezen als carrière in de Gouden Eeuw Date and location: October 25 Conference papers: English Empire and Local Geographies: Mapping the Seventeenth-Century Americas European Rivalry and Colonial Change: The Development of Suriname and Cayenne in the Seventeenth Century Labor Shortages and Close Contact: Enslaved Africans and European laborers in Suriname and New Netherland Wie laten we de historische gildemeesters zijn?

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Board member of the Dutch Association of Maritime History General board member, web editor Editor of the public history blog Over de Muur

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Website Barthé D., Kattenberg L., Mathijssen N., Polak S., Smits T., Stutje K., Waasdorp S. & Zijlstra S. (2017), Over de Muur Blog entry November 21: De Wereld van de VOC en de vergeten Aziatische vrouwen. Over de Muur: voor historische vernieuwing December 1: Mathijssen N.J.A., Meersbergen G.A.M. van & Zijlstra S. Hoe nepgeschiedenis het slavernijverleden trivialiseert. Over de Muur: voor historische vernieuwing July 1: Waarom Keti Koti nog lang geen nationale feestdag wordt. Over de Muur: voor historische vernieuwing June 14: Michiel de Ruyter en de kunst van het vergeten. Over de Muur: voor historische vernieuwing May 18: Is New York ooit echt Nederlands geweest?. Over de Muur: voor historische vernieuwing November 21: De Wereld van de VOC en de vergeten Aziatische vrouwen. Over de Muur: voor historische vernieuwing

August 29: Wie laten we de historische gildemeesters zijn?. Over de Muur: voor historische vernieuwing July 6: Vlaggenschip Renaissancevloot nationalistische Baudet blijkt een Engels galjoen. Over de Muur: voor historische vernieuwing

Publications Zijlstra S. (2017) Bespreking van: Jaap R. Bruijn Zeegang: Zeevarend Nederland in de achttiende eeuw, Mariners Mirror 103(4): 479-480 Zijlstra S. (2017) Bespreking van: Ruud Paesi Slavenopstand op de Neptunus. Kroniek van een wanhoopsdaad, Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 36(1): 90-92 Zijlstra S. (2017) Kerk, zending en slavernij in de Nederlandse koloniën, Tussenruimte. Missionair, intercultureel, verbindend 10(3): 9-13

PhD students

A. Adamou MA Research 1.0 fte

Ms. T.V.C. Bousard MA Research 0.8 fte

Publications Bousard T.V.C. (2017) Aan de rand van het graf. De transformatie van het funeraire leven en landschap in Antwerpen en Brugge tijdens de calvinistische republieken (1577 /1578 - 1584/1585), Sacrale ruimte ín de vroegmoderne Nederlanden (Nieuwe Tijdingen. Over vroegmoderne geschiedenis, 2017) 2017: 59-86

Mr. E. Duzgun Research 1.0 fte

Publications Duzgun E. (2017) Agrarian Change, Industrialization and Geopolitics: Beyond the Turkish Sonderweg, Archives Européennes de Sociologie / European Journal of Sociology 58(3): 405-439

Ms. G. Joshi Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: in the 19th century. 5th ENIUGH (European Congress on World and Global History) Title of paper: From wandering pastoralists to toiling peasants? The Bhattis of the 'Delhi Frontier' in the 19th century Date and location: August 31-September 03, Budapest, Hungary

G.J. de Kok MA Research 1.0 fte

Ms. B.M. de Leede MA Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: Lecture in collaboration with Duitsland Instituut Amsterdam en Jonge Historici Title of paper: Bloemlezing: Duitsland in de wereld. Historische en actuele perspectieven Date and location: October 11, Amsterdam

Ms. I. Ligtvoet MA Research 1.0 fte

T. Mostert MA Research 0.8 fte

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) Continued project leadership of the Atlas of Mutual Heritage, adding of new entries in the database, various small : www.atlasofmutualheritage.nl

Publications Mostert T. (2017) Itinerario : International Journal on the History of European Expansion and Global Interaction Book review

Drs. B. Noordam Research 1.0 fte

Ms. S. Ravensbergen MA Research 0.8 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Guest Editor special issue Itinerario, conference proceedings of the Ocean of Law I conference, to be published in 2018

Other activities Thesis defence: 27 february 2018

A.A. Souleymane MA Research 1.0 fte

Communication et violences au tchad : le cas du moyen-chari et du guera (1900-2010) Abdoulaye Souleymane Date of defence July 4, 2017 Promotoren: Prof. Dr. M.E. de Bruijn and Prof. Dr. K. Alio (University of N'Djamena)

B. Sur Research 0.3 fte

Publications

Sur B. (2017) Bespreking van: Berg M., Gottmann F., Hodacs H., Nierstrasz C. (2015) Goods from the East, 1600-1800: Trading Eurasia, Itinerario: International Journal on the History of European Expansion and Global Interaction 41(2): 408-10 Sur B. (2017) Historical Specificities of the 'Colonial' State Bespreking van: Sabyasachi Bhattacharya (2016) THE COLONIAL STATE: THEORY AND PRACTICE, The Book Review XLI(3): 10-11 Sur B. (2017) The Dutch East India Company through the Local Lens: Exploring the Dynamics of Indo-Dutch Relations in Seventeenth Century Bengal, Indian Historical Review 44(1): 62-91

Ms. Drs. C.R.M.K.L. Vialle Research 0,63 fte

Ms. M.C. Wilson-Janssens MA Research 0.7 fte

Ms. E.P.M. Zwinkels MA Research 0.1 fte

Publications Zwinkels E.P.M. (2017) Containing ‘Potentially Subversive’ Subjects: The Internment of Supporters of the National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands Indies, 1940–46. In: Vito C.G. de, Futselaar R., Grevers H. (red.) Incarceration and Regime Change European Prisons during and aft er the Second World War. New York: Berghahn. 80-109 Zwinkels E.P.M. (2017) Puppets, profiteers and traitors. Defining wartime collaboration in the Netherlands Indies, 1945-1949. In: Lingen K. von (red.) Debating Collaboration and Complicity in War Crimes Trials in Asia, 1945-1956. London: Palgrave Macmillan. 79-104

PhD defences Abdoulaye Souleymane Communication et violences au tchad : le cas du moyen-chari et du guera (1900-2010) Date of defence: July 4, 2017 Promotores: Prof. Dr. M.E. de Bruijn and Prof. Dr. K. Alio (University of N'Djamena) Jonna Both The dynamics of stabilization and youth's social navigation in the post-conflict margins of Yumbe district (West Nile, Uganda), UvA, MagW/NWO funded project that started in 2010, (with Prof. R. Reis, AISSR, Amsterdam) Promotor: Prof. Dr. M.E. de Bruijn Date of defence: June 21, 2017 Margo Groenewoud 'Nou koest, nou kalm'. De ontwikkeling van de Curaçaose samenleving, 1915-1973 Promotor: Prof. Dr. G.J. Oostindie Date of defence: June 15, 2017

External PhD Candidates G. Abubakar G. Acda A. Arainakasih A. van Brakel I. Butter Daito N. Sugar trade in the Eighteenth-Century Persian Gulf (PhD thesis. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Supervisor: Prof. Dr. J.J.L. Gommans Date of defence: November 28, 2017 F. Diallo

L.D. Djerandi N.F. Dwiandari N. Djindil N. Everts G.M.M. Groenewoud A. Hulzink J. Hutagalung P. Ijeoma L. Ingason S. Kemper J.A. Khusyairi M. van Koppen P. Manchini Silva Bevers A.R. Ottathingal Tj. Prasodjo B. Sangare Stoyanov A. Russia marches South: army reform and battlefield performance in Russia’s Southern campaigns, 1695-1739 (Dissertatie. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden) Date of defence: April 26, 2017 Promotor: Prof. Dr. J.J.L. Gommans and co-promotor: Dr. J.H.C. Kern A. Tetteroo C. Vialle A.J.M. van Velzen S.J. van der Vliet W.B.S. de Vries P. Wibusilp P. Yulianti

Externally funded programmes Dutch connections: the circulation of people, goods and ideas in the Atlantic world, 680-1795 Gert Oostindie, Karel Davids (VU), Femme Gaastra and Henk den Heijer The early modern era witnessed the emergence of an integrated Atlantic world connecting Europe, Africa, and the Americas, including the West Indies. These parts of the western hemisphere were connected by the circulation of people, goods and ideas. This integrated Atlantic world disappeared in a few decades after the Revolutionary era due to several causes, particularly the end of the slave trade and the decolonisation of the Americas. In recent years, it has increasingly become clear that Dutch activities in this Atlantic world were of far greater significance than historians hitherto assumed. This project focuses on the Dutch dimension of the integrated Atlantic World between 1680 and 1795. The pivotal and indeed exceptional role of the Dutch in the Atlantic world was not one of empire-builders, but one of middlemen and brokers, who greased the Atlantic economic machine with unrivalled credit facilities and a myriad of commodities and distribution channels. This project aims to analyze how the Dutch networks functioned in this Atlantic world system and to explain to what extent and why these networks changed during this period. The analysis relates to the circulation of people and goods as well as to that of ideas. The project will not only generate more insight into the relevance of the Atlantic dimension to Dutch history, but will also contribute to the rapidly expanding international field of ‘Atlantic history’ at large. The research will focus on four (clusters of) pivotal centres at both sides of the Atlantic (Amsterdam/Rotterdam; Paramaribo; Curaçao/St. Eustatius; Elmina). Each of these centres is considered to be a major junction in the flow of people, goods and ideas connecting the three continents of the Dutch Atlantic and its multinational environment. The project will result in a synthesizing monograph and an edited volume, two monographs, a number of articles in international and national journals, two doctoral dissertations (one of which primarily financed from other sources), a number of papers at international conferences, and digital databases. These publications will be mostly in English in order to contribute to the burgeoning field of Atlantic studies.

Cosmopolis Jos Gommans, Charles Jeurgens, Thomas Lindblad, Alicia Schrikker, Esther Zwinkels The Institute for History has long been host to scholarly communities in the field of colonial and global history. Following in the footsteps of the TANAP program (1999-2006) and ENCOMPASS (2006-2012), August 2012 saw the inception of Cosmopolis. Cosmopolis represents a common endeavor of Leiden University and the National Archives at The Hague to extend the accessibility and study of all Dutch sources pertaining to Asia by deepening the cooperation with Asian universities, archives and local cultural institutions. It has grown into a research

75 community with monthly seminars, events, and excursions to archives and places of historical interest. Aside from Encompass, students and researchers from three other programs are also part of Cosmopolis: DIKTI, Erasmus Mundus IBIES and the LUF-funded Leiden-UGM joint degree program. Cosmopolis is managed by Carolien Stolte. Cosmopolis builds directly on the previous ENCOMPASS (Encountering a Common Past in Asia) program. Encompass saw its inception in 2006 as an education program for Asian students (BA3/MA/MPhil). All students started with a conversion year at BA3 level, during which they learned Dutch and started working with primary research materials. After the first year, students joined the MA or MPhil at the Institute for History. The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science (OC&W) made a total of twelve yearly grants available for Asian students for a two or three year stay in Leiden in the period from 2006 to 2011. The last two MPhil students from the fifth and final batch are set to graduate in the Fall of 2013. Since 2009, the Encompass program has also included a PhD track, funded by NWO and LUF. Its aim is to offer the best students the possibility to continue their education in Leiden, and to ensure the continuity and innovation of research on the Modern and Early Modern history of Asia. The emphasis in this research program lies on the use of Dutch colonial sources. Since 2009, five PhD students have been employed in the context of this program. A number of other Encompass alumni have found PhD positions at other universities in the Netherlands and abroad. With the launch of Cosmopolis in 2012, Encompass was continued, and entered a new phase as ENCOMPASS II. The former Encompass conversion year was renamed the Cosmopolis Foundation Year, and the program is now open to qualified students from all over the world. The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has made eleven more annual scholarships available annually for a four-year period between 2012-2013 and 2015-2016. For the Encompass scholarships however, only students from Asia are eligible. Depending on the previous education of the participating students, the conversion year, which leads to a BA degree, can now be followed as a pre-MA or pre-PhD track. In the latter case, the conversion year’s final thesis functions as a PhD pilot. Students from outside of Indonesia apply directly to Leiden. The selection of Indonesian students is carried out in close collaboration with the Arsip Nasional and the Universitas Indonesia in Jakarta, as well as with the Universitas Gadjah Mada in Yogyakarta. Interviews take place in Yogyakarta before a committee that includes a member of Encompass Leiden. During the conversion year, the students follow intensive Dutch language classes, as well as courses in heuristics, and colonial and global history courses. After the conversion year, students continue with the regular MA program in History, within which they follow either the Colonial and Global History specialization, or Historical Archival Sciences. Funding for continuation in MA, MPhil or PhD programs occurs on a competitive basis. The program offers two annual MA scholarships for the most promising students. Students apply for a number of other scholarships and fellowships, both in the Netherlands and abroad. A memorandum of understanding was conducted with the Arsip Nasional (National Archives) in Jakarta, under which agreement the Arsip contributes fifty per cent in the education costs of their staff members who participate in the Encompass program. In 2015, participating students came from Indonesia, India, Japan, and China. The PhD track currently includes students from the Philippines, China, India, Sri Lanka and Indonesia.

Challenging Monopolies, Building Global Empires in the Early Modern Period: Catía Antunes, Kate Ekama, Erik Odegaard and Joris van den Tol How did free agents in the Dutch Republic react to the creation of colonial monopolies (VOC and WIC) by the States General? This project answers this question by looking at the role individuals played in the construction of an informal global empire parallel to the institutional empire devised by the States General and enabled by the chartered monopolies. Free agents came into conflict with the Companies from the very beginning of the monopolies. Their defiance against the state-imposed monopolies – that is to say, the discrepancy between the goals and needs of the state- sponsored monopolies and the interests and objectives of the agents – drove the latter to work against, together with or in name of- the monopolies and, ultimately, the State. Even though the mechanisms of opposition, cooperation and appropriation/representation may be separately identified, they were not necessarily mutually exclusive. The informal empire that resulted from the individual choices of free agents and their networks as a reaction to the State imposed monopolies was, in our view, a borderless, self-organized, often cross-cultural, multi-ethnic, pluri-national and stateless world that can only be characterized as global.

Connecting in Times of Duress: Understanding Communication and Conflict in Middle Africa’s Mobile Margins Mirjam de Bruijn, Inge Ligtvoet and Catharina Wilson This research programme seeks to understand the dynamics in the relationship between social media, mobile telephony and the social fabric under duress in Africa’s mobile margins. It combines studies on mobility/migration, conflict and communication in an attempt to uncover these new dynamics, which have been so evident in North Africa and the Middle East in 2011. Societies under duress are characterized by long periods of war or repression that lead to mobilities (forced or economic) and marginality. People who live in such

76 circumstances have to manoeuvre between oppressive structures and possibilities to communicate, which are often informed by violence, fear and poverty. The introduction of new ICT is enhancing information flows and communication between people and this is expected to lead to social change and to influence the social fabric in its (re-)forming of communities and the construction of identity and feelings of belonging, which will increasingly differentiate social groups. The study is situated in northern Middle Africa (Chad, Central African Republic, Cameroon and eastern Nigeria). The proposed methodology is interdisciplinary (anthropology, history, communication studies, conflict studies and social geography), historical-ethnographic and comparative, involving regional sub-projects among diverse mobile populations in urban centres, refugee camps and remote rural areas. Film and photography will also form part of the methodology, acting as a form of communication between researchers, local communities and stakeholders and will result in a documentary. The study contributes to the development of a theory of connections. The findings will enhance our understanding of conflict dynamics and further the debate on the role of social media and ICT in conflict and post-conflict societies. Workshops and conferences in Africa and Europe will guarantee regular exchanges between policy makers and academia.

7. Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Description Our specialisation Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence (CMGI) focuses on urbanisation, migration, and economic development in a comparative and global context. The central question that guides our research is: How did individual lives change in the period 1350-2000 by processes of city growth, increasing mobility, and global interaction? Put another way, how did globalisation, industrialisation, and state formation alter urban environments, mobility patterns, gender roles, and mentalities, both at the local and at the global level? The specialisation Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence focuses on processes of urbanisation, mobility, economic development, and the increase in global interaction. It seeks to explain when, how and why these processes changed and how these changes affected the lives of people, and organisational infrastructures (at the group, local, national and international level). How did ordinary people experience major changes of the past? Why did some societies achieve more economic growth than others? Why are some inequalities much more persistent than others? Who had access to power and how did certain groups manage to exclude others from power? When and why did collective action occur? Within our specialisation we look at the movement of people, goods, services, capital, and ideas. We study the means by which actors influence these changes, but also the restrictions they encounter, which can be demographic, physical, spatial, political, institutional, legal, technical, financial, and imagined. In short, our group focuses on the ways that men and women created social, cultural, and economic processes and how these processes affected them. Without losing sight of the value of individual experiences in historical analysis, CMGI attempts to analyse the aggregate or structural level of social groups, networks, and polities, and tries to understand how people are empowered and limited by both formal and informal institutions. CMGI aims at understanding larger processes and mechanisms of change over time, by focusing on: - urban and state institutions and their effects on inclusion and exclusion; - social engineering, criminality and urban subcultures; - changing labour relations in capitalist institutions and their relations to economic development; - the (gendered) interaction between migration and membership regimes in different parts of the world and the effects of societal categorisation in making distinctions between migrants and non- migrants; - development of freedoms and unfreedoms; - cross-cultural commercial networks, cultural exchanges and comparative socio-economic systems in the pre-colonial, colonial and post-colonial world and Systems of Empires.

We make comparisons over time – 1350-2000 – and space. We combine historical research with methods, theories and insights from the social sciences, archaeology, anthropology, linguistics, and economics. We pay systematic attention to the intersection of categories of analysis such as gender, class, religion, sexuality and race/ethnicity, which are elements of power and equality/inequality, and defining elements of identity (personal, social, legal), social location, opportunity, and experience (see figure below).

What is important for our specialisation are theories on civil society, mobility, agency, intersectionality, orientalism, network formation, governmentality, civilisation, social movements, public sphere, social cohesion,

78 imagined communities, and forms of capital. Our specialisation builds on a long and well-established tradition that dates back to the British tradition of studying (radical) transitions (with authors such as the Webbs, Hobsbawm, E.P. Thompson, Stedman Jones, Patrick O’Brien) and combines this with the more structural approach developed by the French Annales-type of history. There is a range of valuable theories that assist us in analysing these issues, building on the ideas of the great thinkers of our field of expertise such as Weber, Marx, Foucault, Tilly, Braudel, Said, Elias, Gramsci, Kymlicka, Wallerstein, Habermas, Putnam and Bourdieu. There is not one general theory that can explain the complex transformations we study. The interlocking processes need to be approached from different angels and recent authors have argued against the use of one all-embracing general theory, and favour a focus on the contradictions and unintended consequences of social action.1 We adhere to this idea. History has an empirical core and the marriage between theory and evidence is indispensable.

Staff

Ms. Dr. C.A.P. Antunes Research 0.8 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor Brill – EURO series Leiden University Press (Colonial and Global with Dutch Sources) Richerche di Storia Economica e Sociale/Research in Social and Economic History Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis International Journal of Maritime History Anais de História de Além Mar

Referee e-Journal of Portuguese History Routledge Brill – EURO series Palgrave/McMillan Cambridge University Press Journal of Early Modern History Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis Itinerario

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Kate Ekama, Leiden University, Challenging Monopolies, Building Global Empires in the Early Modern Period – Suing the Monopolies – The Case of the VOC and the WIC Joris van den Tol, Challenging Monopolies, Building Global Empires in the Early Modern Period – Lobbying for Brazil and Taiwan – Lobby Groups to the Companies and the States General Erik Odegard, Leiden University, Challenging Monopolies, Building Global Empires in the Early Modern Period – Serving the East and the West – Strategies in Imperial Career Paths Within the VOC and the WIC Kaarle Wirta, Leiden University, Fighting Monopolies, Defying Empire: The Scandinavian Empires Julie Svalastog, Leiden University, Fighting Monopolies, Defying Empire: The British Empire Elisabeth Heijmans, Leiden University, Fighting Monopolies, Defying Empire: The French Empire Edgar Cravo Bertrand Pereira, Leiden University, Fighting Monopolies, Defying Empire: The Iberian Empires

Membership PhD committee Oliver Buxton-Dunn, A State of Corruption: Fraud and the Birth of British Customs Taxation, c. 1550-1590, European University Institute Merlijn Olnon, ‘Brought Under the Law of the Land’. The History, Demography and Geography of Crossculturalism in Early Modern Izmir, and the Köprülü Project of 1678, Leiden University

Publications Antunes C.A.P. (9 June 2017) Buiten de lijntjes kleuren: wanneer grenzen, culturen en imperia er niet toe doen (Inaugural lecture)

1 Stephen Castles, ‘Understanding Global Migration: A Social Transformation Perspective’, in: Anna Amelina, Kenneth Horvath, and Bruno Meeus, Migration And Social Transformation In Europe. An International Handbook (In press).

Antunes C.A.P. (2017) On Cosmopolitanism and Cross-Culturalism: An Enquiry into the Business Practices and Multiple Identities of the Portuguese Merchants of Amsterdam. In: Bethencourt F. (Ed.) Cosmopolitanism in the Portuguese-Speaking World. Leiden: Brill Antunes C.A.P., Daalder R., Dissel A.M.C. van, Heijveld W., Netten D. van, Odegard E.L.L., Tang D.J., Wildeman D. & Wubs-Mrozewics J.J. (2017) Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis Member of editorial staff Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 2(36) Antunes C.A.P., Daalder R., Dissel A.M.C. van, Heijveld W., Netten D. van, Odegard E.L.L., Tang D.J., Wildeman D. & Wubs-Mrozewicz J.J. (2017) Member of editorial staff Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 1(36) Antunes C.A.P., Daalder R., Dissel A.M.C. van, Heijveld W., Netten D. van, Odegard E.L.L., Tang D.J., Antunes C.A.P., Heijmans E. A.R. & Svalastog J.M. (2017) Essai de comparison des companies néerlandaise, anglaise et francaise traitant sur la cote occidentale de l'Afrique au XVIIe siecle. In: Roulet E. (red.) Les premieres compagnies dans l'Atlantique, 1600-1650. I- Structures et modes de fonctionnement. Aachen: Shaker Verlag. 161-187 Polónia A. & Antunes C.A.P. (2017) Introduction. Mechanisms of Global Empire Building. In: Polónia A., Antunes C.A.P. (red.) Mechanisms of Global Empire Building. Porto: CITCEM-Afrontamento. 1-5 Polónia A. & Antunes C.A.P. (2017) Mechanisms of Global Empire Building. Porto: CITCEM-Edicoes Afrontamento

Other activities Antunes C.A.P. (9 juni 2017), Buiten de lijntjes kleuren: wanneer grenzen, culturen en imperia er niet toe doen (Oratie. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Leiden: Universiteit Leiden. Antunes C.A.P. (9 juni 2017), Cutting corners: when borders, culture and empire do not matter (Oratie. Institute for History, Humanities, Leiden). Leiden: Universiteit Leiden.

Ms. Dr. N. Bouras Research 0.1 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Referee for Ethnic and Racial Studies (January 2017)

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Twitter: @NadiaBouras (4950 followers)

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) Hogeschool Windesheim, 13 april 2017 SIT Study Abroad Program Rabat, 13 en 16 maart 2017 Geowetenschappen Universiteit Utrecht, 7 maart 2017 Presentatie NISIS Network Day, 20 januari 2017 SIT Study Abroad Program Amsterdam, 16 januari 2017 Lezing Het Gezelschap Tilburg, 12 januari 2017 Gespreksleider Das Mag Festival, 19-20 mei 2017 Column RESIST Festival, 9 februari 2017 Interview Sylvana Simons (partijleider Artikel 1) voor Jongerencentrum Argan, 27 januari 2017

Dr. H. Colak Research 0.8 fte

Dr. K. Fatah-Black Research 0.75 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc.

Referee for Comparative Legal History, Atlantic Studies, Penn University Press Member of editorial boards of Itinerario, OSO, Journal of Global Slavery, Zeven Provinciën bookseries

Publications Fatah K.J. (2017) Curbing Sea Marauders and their Landed Accomplices Review: Mark G. Hanna (2015) Pirate Nests and the Rise of the British Empire, 1570–1740, Omohundro Institute, Diplomatic History 41(2): 417-419 Fatah-Black & K.J. (2017) Genderrollen in het werk en leven van Anton de Kom, Historica 19(1): 3-7 Fatah-Black K.J. (2017) A "united force of merchants and denizens""? The deflection of the monopoly granted to the WIC, 1600-1800. In: Antunes Cátia, Polónia Amélia (red.) Mechanisms of Global Empire Building. Porto: CITCEM. 145-160

Dr. I. Glynn Research 0.8 fte (Marie Curie Fellow)

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor of Journal of Migration History (Brill) Reviewer for Journal of Refugee Studies, Refuge, Geoforum, SAGE Open, Brill and TSEG

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Research leader of the ‘Social History of Communities’ group attached to the Posthumus Institute

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD PhD co-supervisor for Liesbeth Rosen Jacobson on Eurasians and decolonisation (expected completion: 2018) and Teuntje Vosters on the influence of refugee NGOs since the 1920s (expected completion: 2020)

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) Glynn I.A. (2017) A Gradual Relinquishment of National Sovereignty? A Comparative Analysis of Europe’s Response to Boat Migrants in Search of Asylum, Comparativ. Zeitschrift fur Globalgeschichte und vergleichende Gesellschaftsforshung 27(1): 77-96 Glynn I.A. (2017) Comparing Europe’s Recent Reaction to Boat Refugees Across Time and Space, EuropeNow (11) Glynn I.A. (16 June 2017) How the spectre of Yugoslavia looms over EU’s handling of the refugee crisis. The Conversation Glynn I.A. (2017) Applied for ERC Starting Grant (interview in June 2017)

Publications Migration and Integration since 1991. In: Biagino E., Daly M.E. (Eds.) The Cambridge Social History of Modern Ireland. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 566-585 Glynn I.A. & O’Connell Philip (2017) Migration. In: Roche William K., O’Connell Philip, Prothero Andrea (Eds.) Austerity and Recovery in Ireland: Europe’s Poster Child and the Great Recession. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 290-310 Schrover M.L.J.C., Glynn I.A., Gronberg P-O., Hackett S., Rygiel P., Stola D. & Yu H. (2017) Journal of migration history

Other activities Teaching: Seeking Asylum: From the Bible to Boat People (BA3); A History of Anti-Immigration (BA2) The History and Politics of Global Migration (LUC, BA3); Migration and Integration (MA); Connecting Dreams: Africa in Europe and Europe in Africa (MA, with Prof. Dr. Mirjam de Bruijn); Thesis Seminar (MA) Applied for RISE H2020 with several other European, African and Middle Eastern partners (unsuccessful but revised application to be submitted in 2017)

Prof. Dr. H.W.M. van den Doel Research

Publications Doel H.W. van den (2017) ‘A more accurate view of the conditions in the East’. Leiden University and Asian studies. In: Reeuwijk A. (red.) Voyage of discovery. Exploring the collections of the Asian Library at Leiden University. Leiden: Leiden University Press. 16-31 Doel H.W. Van den (2017) ‘Ik heb nooit te veel willen regeren’. Henk Wesseling als hoogleraar. In: Spijkers M. (red.) Een tachtiger. Een hommage aan H.L. Wesseling. Amsterdam: Prometheus. 47-65

Ms. Prof. Dr. M.P.C. van der Heijden Research 0.8 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair Academic Committee Faculty of Humanities, Leiden University, full period Member Board Stichting Historisch Leiden, full period Secretary of the European Association for Urban History, since August 2016 Member Academic Committee Research Grants, Faculty of Humanities, University of Antwerp, Belgium, full period

Advisory and coordinating activities Coordinator bachelor Urban Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Leiden University, full period Cito, screening HAVO/VWO exams history

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Jeannette Kamp, University of Leiden, Crime and Gender in Frankfurt 1600-1800. Role: Promotor Sanne Muurling, University of Leiden, Crime and Gender in Bologna, 1600-1800. Role: Promotor

External PhD Clare Wilkinson, Masculinity and Sex Crime Reporting, 1870-1939. Role: Promotor Marian Weevers, Vrouwen in Rijkswerkinrichtingen in de negentiende eeuw. Role: promotor Rolf Hage, ‘Eer tegen Eer. Cultuurhistorische studie van schaking tijdens de Republiek’. Role: co-promotor Leontine Hulzing, Gender, Honour and Reputation in the Cape Colony during the 18th Century'. Role: co- promotor

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Website Crime and Gender, www.crimeandgender.nl

Publications Heijden M.P.C. van der (2017), Agency. Heijden M.P.C. van der (2017), De spanning tussen gemeenschap en individu: social-culturele ontwikkelingen. In: Heijden M.P.C. van der (red.) De wereld & Nederland.. 127-165. bookchapter Heijden M.P.C. van der (2017), Future Research on Women and Crime, Crime, History and Societies 21(2): 123- 134. Article in magazine Heijden M.P.C. van der (2017), Liefde en affectie van alle tijden? Heijden M.P.C. van der (2017) Migrants and the courts. Heijden M.P.C. van der (2017) Mythen over misdaad Heijden M.P.C. van der, Bretschneider F., Koster M. de, Denys C., Johansen A., Kalifa D., Lévy R., Porret M., Rousseaux X., Sharpe J.A. & Weinhauer K. (2017) Editor Crime, History and Societies (21) Heijden M.P.C. van der, Greefs H., Damme I. van, Kaal H., Steensel A. van, Deneweth H. & Vrints A. (2017), Editor Tijdschrift voor Stadsgeschiedenis 2017(1-2) Heijden M.P.C. van der (2017) Strafrechtsgeschiedenis: meer dan geschiedenis van het strafecht Heijden M.P.C. van der (2017) The Rural in Urban History

Prof. Dr. L.A.C.J. Lucassen Research 0.3 fte

Publications Lucassen L.A.C.J. (2017) Lippische Ziegler unter dem Gesichtspunkt der globalen Migrationsgeschichte. In: Joergens Bettina, Linde Roland (red.) Saisonale Arbeitsmigration in der Geschichte: Die lippischen Ziegler und ihre Herkunftsgesellschaft. Essen: Klarttext. Lucassen L.A.C.J. (2017) Migration over Cultural Boundaries: a rejoinder, International Review of Social History 62(3) Lucassen L.A.C.J. (2017) Theorizing Cross-cultural migrations: the case of Eurasia since 1500, Social Science History 41(3): 445-475

Prof. Dr. J. Moes Research

Publications J. Moes (2017) Bibliografie van Yme Kuiper. In: Gietman C., Jaap Moes, Rewijk D., Ronnes H., Bremmer J.N., Spek T. (eds.) Huis en habitus. Over kastelen, buitenplaatsen en notabele levensvormen.. J. Moes (2017) De buitenplaats als internationaal cultureel complex. Prins Frederik van Oranje-Nassau (1797-1881) als buitenplaatsbezitter. In: Conrad Gietman, Jaap Moes, Daniël Rewijk, Hanneke Ronnes, Jan N. Bremmer, Theo Spek (red.) Huis en habitus. Over kastelen, buitenplaatsen en notabele levensvormen.. 166-182 J. Moes (2017) (ed,) Haerlem Jaarboek 2016 J. Moes (ed.) (2017) Huis en habitus. Over kastelen, buitenplaatsen en notabele levensvormen. Opstellen voor prof.dr. Yme Kuiper, aangeboden bij zijn afscheid als bijzonder hoogleraar Historische Buitenplaatsen en Landgoederen aan de Rijksuniversiteit Groningen. Hilversum: Verloren

Ms. Dr. S.M. Munch Miranda Research 0.9 fte (from September)

Publications Munch Miranda, S.M., Freire Costa, L. & Lains, P. An Economic History of Portugal, 1143–2010

Ms. Dr. M. Pluskota Research 1.0 fte

Publications Pluskota M. (2017) Prostitution and Labour Relations. In: Rodriguez Garcia M., Nederveen Meerkerk E. van, Heerma van Voss L. (eds.) Selling Sex in the Cities. Leiden: Brill Pluskota M. (2017) Prostitution in Amsterdam, 1600-2000. In: Rodriguez Garcia M., Nederveen Meerkerk E. van, Heerma van Voss L. (red.) Selling Sex in the Cities. Leiden: Brill Pluskota M. (2017) Prostitution in The Hague, Rotterdam and Amsterdam. In: Chaumont J.M., Rodriguez Garcia M., Servais P. (red.) Trafficking in Women (1924-1926). Geneva: United Nations Muurling S.T.D. & Pluskota M. (2017) The gendered geography of violence in Bologna, 17-19th centuries. In: Simonton D. (red.) Routledge History Handbook of Gender and the Urban Experience. Abington: Routledge. 153-164

Ms. Dr. A. Schmidt NW Posthumus 0.8 fte, after August 0.7

Conference attendance Type of conference: Writing Workshop & Network meeting Producing Change: Gender and Work in Early Modern Europe Date and location: September 14-15, University of Cordoba, Spain

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Facultaire beoordelingscommissie BKO Member Education Committee (OLC) BA/MA History

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Clare Wilkinson, Leiden University, Newspaper reporting of male violence against women and children between 1870 and 1939: the Dutch case. Role: co-supervisor Erica Boersma, Veranderend geefgedrag bij bijzondere collectes, ca 1621-1800. Role: co-supervisor Sanne Muurling, University of Leiden, Crime and Gender in Bologna, 1600-1800. Role: co-supervisor

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Schmidt A. (2017) Vrouwen aan het werk: Verzuiling en kostwinnersmodel houden vrouwen lang uit het arbeidsproces. Schmidt A. (26 maart 2017), Op het slechte pad: Criminaliteit vroeger en nu for Radio Swammerdam(AmsterdamFM) [interview].

Publications Schmidt A. & Kamp J.M. (2017) Excluding the unwanted? Banishment in early modern cities: Frankfurt am Main and Leiden

Ms. Prof. Dr. M.L.J.C. Schrover Research 0.8 fte

Conference organization Type of conference: conference ‘Beyond-the-slave-community-and-resistance-paradigms "Schrover M.L.J.C. & Rosen Jacobson E. (2017), Co-organizing the conference The Eurasian Question. [overig]. "Schrover M.L.J.C. (2017), Cleveringa Lezing Montreal Migration Governance in a Historical Perspective 01-01- 2017. [overig].

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Journal of Migration History, Founder and Editor in Chief Member editorial board Transkulturelle Perspektiven published by V&R unipress Vandenhoeck & Rupprecht, Goettingen, Germany Co-editor of the series ‘Pivots on Migration History’, Palgrave Editor Historische Migratie Studies Uitgeverij Verloren, member editorcommittee Member advisory board Immigrants and Minorities External referent for Continuity and Changes; Ethnic and Racial Studies, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies Moderator of H-migration (since 2002): H-Net is an American universitary organisation which maintains discussionregisters through internet. H-migration is one of the biggest registers from H-net

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair section Economisch Sociale Geschiedenis Member Examcommittee History August 1, 2016 Member appointmentcommittee lecturer Economical History, lecturer Social History and PhD studentdocent SG, en promovendus Instituut Organisation of section readings, and Brown Bag seminars since 2003 Organizer LIMS (Leiden International Migration Seminar) since 2010 (now with Irial Glynn) Member Advisory Board Institute for History Member womencommittee Leiden University

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) MemberAdvisory board Cité nationale de l'histoire de l'immigration, Paris, France Beoordelingscommissie NWO VICI 2016

Member daily board of NW Posthumus (2004-onwards) Co-chair of the Migration and Ethnicity Network from the European Social Science History Conference (ESSHC) since 2000 Elected member of the board of the ESSHC (since 2010) Board CGM (Centrum voor Geschiedenis van Migranten) since 2002 onwards MemberKoninklijke Hollandsche Maatschappij der Wetenschappen Member DAMR ( inter-university organization in the field of migration research) Member board Gender Geschiedenis

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Liesbeth Rosen Jacobson, The Eurasian Question: The postcolonial options of three colonial mixed-ancestry groups compared. Since September 2013. Role: promotor Teuntje Vosters, NGOs and migration management. Role: co-promotor , promotor: Damian Pargas Viola Muller, Beacons of Freedom: Slave Refugees in the US South, 1800-1860 Thomas Mareite, Slave refugees in Mexico, 1800-1860. Role: co-promotor, promotor: Damian Pargas

External PhD Arie van der Wiel, Dutch emigration Agnes Steen, Women leaders Marielle Kleijn, Dutch Caribbean migration Pamela Ijeoma, Africans in the Bijlmer. Promotor: Prof. Dr. M.E. de Bruijn, co-promotor: Prof. Dr. M.L.J.C. Schrover

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) October 22: OVT for OVT(Radio 1) [interview] March12: OVT(Radio 1) [interview] February 5: OVT. Geïnterviewd door Jos Palm(Radio 1) [interview]

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) October 20: De Volkskrant [interview] Schrover M.L.J.C. (2017)

Publications Schrover M.L.J.C. (2017) Integratie van migranten in Nederland bezien vanuit een historisch perspectief, Journaal Vreemdelingenrecht 16(1): 27-35 Schrover M.L.J.C. (2017) International Summer School Migration Memory under Construction. [overig] Schrover M.L.J.C. (2017) Intertwining of family rights and refugee rights: Gay migrants in the Netherlands 1945-2000. Montreal Schrover M.L.J.C. (2017) Labour migration. In: Schrover M.L.J.C. (red.) Handbook Global History of Work. Oldenbourg. 443-478 Schrover M.L.J.C. (2017) NGOs and European Migration Management 1900-2017 Schrover M.L.J.C. (2017) Ontherinneren en ontkennen. In: Schrover M.L.J.C. (red.) Waar verzet jij je tegen? 101 wetenschappers, ondernemers en kunstenaars geven antwoord op de vraag van Anton Corbijn.. 132-134 Schrover M.L.J.C., Glynn I.A., Gronberg P-O., Hackett S., Rygiel P., Stola D. & Yu H. (2017) (eds.) Journal of migration history Schrover M.L.J.C. (2017) Refugee Migration from a Historical Perspective: Differences and Similarities in Policies and Practices. Schrover M.L.J.C. & Walaardt T. (2017), The influence of the media on politics and practices: Hungarian refugee resettlement in the Netherlands in 1956, Journal of Migration History 3(1): 22-53 Exile and Migration (The Netherlands). In: Schrover M.L.J.C. (red.) 1914-1918-online. International Encyclopedia of the First World War. Berlin: Freie Universität Berlin

Dr. L.J. Touwen Research 0,3 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: lecture ‘De gevolgen van de Industriële revolutie’ Date and location: January 11: Rotary Club, The Hague

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Mark van de Water, ‘Dutch investment in Indonesia in the late colonial period and after independence’, co- promotor (with Prof. Dr. D.E.F. Henley and Dr.J.Th. Lindblad). Date of defence: to be expected 2017/2018 Bart Schmitz, ‘Personeelsbeleid in laat-koloniaal Nederlands-Indië’, co-promotor (with Prof. Dr. H.W. van den Doel en Dr. Amrit Dev Kaur Khalsa)

Publications Touwen L.J. (2017) Van Metaaldraadlamp tot Agnetapark. Het Nederlands kapitalisme in de twintigste eeuw’, Reviewartikel over Bedrijfsleven in Nederland in de Twintigste Eeuw (BINT) (7 vols. + Engelstalige bundel), BMGN : Low Countries Historical Review 132(2): 121-144

Prof. Dr. W.H. Willems Research 0.2 fte

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Gras S., Vrijplaats voor de kunsten : de Haagse Vrije Academie 1947-1982. Promotor: Prof. Dr. W.H. Willems and co-promotor(en): Dr. P.J. Slaman. Date of defence: October 31, 2017

PhD Candidates Ms. T. V.C. Bousard MA

E.F. Cravo Bertrand Pereira MA Research 0.1 fte

Ms. K.J. Ekama MA Research 1.0 fte

E.A.R. Heijmans MA Research 1.0 fte

Publications Antunes C.A.P., Heijmans E. A.R. & Svalastog J.M. (2017) Essai de comparison des companies néerlandaise, anglaise et francaise traitant sur la cote occidentale de l'Afrique au XVIIe siecle. In: Roulet E. (red.) Les premieres compagnies dans l'Atlantique, 1600-1650. I- Structures et modes de fonctionnement. Aachen: Shaker Verlag. 161-187

B.M. Hoonhout MA Research 0.05 fte (0.2 incl. education)

Conference attendance Type of conference: lecture Grenzeloos Guyana: De ontwikkeling van plantagesamenlevingen in de 18e eeuw Date and location: May 10, ICOMOS Type of conference:, Mini-college: Waarom zijn er niet meer opstanden geweest op de slavenplantages? Date and location: February 25, Open dag, Leiden University

Publications Hoonhout B.M. (2017) Review: Pim de Zwart (2016) Globalization and the Colonial Origins of the Great Divergence: Intercontinental Trade and Living Standards in the Dutch East India Company’s Commercial Empire, c. 1600–1800, Global Economic History Series, Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 36(1): 82-84 Hoonhout B.M. (2017) Review: Wim Klooster (2016) The Dutch Moment: War, Trade, and Settlement in the Seventeenth Century Atlantic World, H-Net Reviews in the Humanities and Social Sciences : 1-3 Hoonhout B.M. (2017) H-Net Reviews in the Humanities and Social Sciences Book review

Other N.W. Posthumus Teaching coördinator

Ms. J.M. Kamp MA Research 1.0 fte (January –August) 0,5 (September-December)

Publications Schmidt A. & Kamp J.M. (2017) Excluding the unwanted? Banishment in early modern cities: Frankfurt am Main and Leiden

O.P. Kennedy MA Research 1.0 fte

Th. Mareite MA Research 1.0 fte

Conference paper: Self-liberated slaves in territorial Louisiana and Spanish Texas (1803-1812)

Ms. V. Müller Research 1.0 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Journal of Global Slavery: journal assistant

Publications Müller V.F. (2017) ‘Make them orderly, industrious, and productive’: Urban Slavery, Free Blacks, and Slave Refugees in Baltimore, 1800-1860”, Masterclass Slavery in the Americas, Leiden University & Posthumus Institute, Leiden, Netherlands Müller V.F. (2017) In the Shadow of Abolition: Urban Maroons in Baltimore”, workshop Urban Slavery in the Age of Abolition, ca. 1770-1930, Leiden University, Leiden, Netherlands Müller V.F. (2017) Interstices between Slavery and Freedom: Fugitive Slaves in Antebellum Southern Cities”, CUNY Early American

Republic Seminar Third Annual Graduate Student Conference: De-Centering Early America: Intersections, Interstices, and Interactions, New York City, USA.. In: Müller V.F. (ed.)

Ms. S.T.D. Muurling MA Research 1.0 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor, secretary and thesis prize coordinator for Holland. Historisch Tijdschrift Editor for Women’s Criminality: Patterns and Variations in Europe, 1600-1914 (Forthcoming 2017)

Publications Muurling S.T.D. & Pluskota M. (2017) The gendered geography of violence in Bologna, 17-19th centuries. In: Simonton D. (red.) Routledge History Handbook of Gender and the Urban Experience. Abington: Routledge. 153-164 Muurling S.T.D. Anna Bellavitis, Il lavoro delle donne nelle città dellÉuropa moderna book review

E.L.L. Odegard MA Research 1.0 fte

Publications Antunes C.A.P., Daalder R., Dissel A.M.C. van, Heijveld W., Netten D. van, Odegard E.L.L., Tang D.J., Wildeman D. & Wubs-Mrozewicz J.J. (2017), Redactielid Tijdschrift voor Zeegeschiedenis 1(36)

Ms. E.W. Jacobson MA Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance March 16-17: The Eurasian Question, solved by written proof of paternal ancestry? - Information and Power in History conference, VU University, Huygens ING Amsterdam June 12-13: The Eurasian Question”, negotiated by paternal knowledge? - The Loving Day conference. Power, Intimacy and the State: Mixed Families in Europe and Beyond, Amsterdam

Publications Rosen Jacobson E.W. (2017) Review: E. Buettner (first book) M.K. Edwards (second book) First book: Europe after Empire. Decolonization, Society and Culture (Cambridge 2016), Second book: Contesting Indochina. French Remembrance between decolonization and Cold War (Oakland 2016)., Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis/ the Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History 14(1): 135-138

Ms. A.X. Smit MA Research 0.8 fte

Other activities Smit A.X. (2017) Allemaal expat, Streven: Cultureel Maatschappelijk Maandblad 84(9): 834-844

Ms. J.M. Svalastog MA Research 1.0 fte

J.J.S. van den Tol MA Research 1.0 fte

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Use of twitter: @joritol

Publications Tol J.J.S. van den (2017) Monopolizing arguments: outside lobbying in the Dutch Republic for free trade to Brazil, 1630-1638. In: Polonia A., Antunes C.A.P. (Eds.) Mechanisms of global empire building. Porto: CITCEM/Afrontamento. 109-123

Ms. A.L. van der Veer MA Research 1.0 fte

Other activities Guest research at Koninklijk Instituut voor Taal Land en Volkenkunde

Ms. T.S. Vosters PhD Research 0.8 fte

K.H. Wirta MA Research 1.0 fte

Publications Wirta KH (2017) New York, p. p.118-129

External PhD Candidates B. Akgül Kovankaya C. Billur S. Gras M.J. Kleijn W.I. Man J. Pešalj H. Stapel A.P.W. Steen H.D. Tjalsma M. Weevers A. van der Wiel E.C. Wilkinson

Externally funded programmes Differences That Make All The Difference. Gender and Migration (The Netherlands 1945- 2005) Marlou Schrover This N.W.O. Vici project analysed differences in migration between men and women. The project started in 2006 and was concluded in 2013. It generated over 80 scientific publications. Major publications include: Marlou Schrover and Eileen Janes Yeo (red), Gender, migration and the public sphere 1850-2005 (New York Routledge 2010); Marlou Schrover, ‘Pillarization, Multiculturalism and Cultural Freezing, Dutch Migration History and the

Enforcement of Essentialist Ideas’, BMGN / LCHR 125:2/3 (2010) 329-354; T. Walaardt, ‘The good old days of the Cold War. Argument used to reject or admit asylum seekers in the Netherlands, 1957-1967’, Continuity and Change, 26: 2 (2011) 271-299; T. Walaardt, ‘Patience and perseverance. The asylum procedure of Tamils and Iranians’, Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis, 8: 3 (2011) 2-30; Charlotte Laarman, ‘Representations of Postcolonial Migrants in discussions on Intermarriage in the Netherlands, 1945-2005’ in: U. Bosma, Post-Colonial Immigrants and Identity Formations in the Netherlands (Amsterdam 2012) 49-67; Tycho Walaardt, Geruisloos inwilligen. Argumentatie en speelruimte in de Nederlandse asielprocedure, 1945-1994 (Hilversum 2012, dissertation); Corrie van Eijl, Tussenland. Illegaal in Nederland 1945-2000 (Hilversum 2012); Nadia Bouras, Het Land van Herkomst. Perspectieven op verbondenheid met Marokko, 1960-2010 (Hilversum 2012, dissertation); Immanuel Ness, Saer Maty Ba, Michael Borgolte, Donna Gabaccia, Dirk Hoerder, Alex Julca, Cecilia Menjivar, Marlou Schrover and Gregory Woolf, The encyclopedia of global human migration Vol. I to V. (Chichester Wiley-Blackwell 2013); Charlotte Laarman, Oude onbekenden. Het politieke en publieke debat over postkoloniale migranten in Nederland, 1945-2005 (Hilversum 2013); Marlou Schrover and Deirdre Moloney, Gender, Migration and categorisation: Making distinctions between migrants in Western countries (1900) 1945- 2010 (Amsterdam AUP 2013); Marlou Schrover & Willem Schinkel (red), The Language of Inclusion and Exclusion in Immigration and Integration (New York Routledge 2014).

Crime and gender 1600-1900: a comparative perspective Manon van der Heijden This project contests the assumption of criminologists that gender differences in recorded crime are static over time and that women are in general less likely to commit a crime than men. We argue that there is discontinuity rather than continuity in the contribution of men and women to criminality. Given the evidence of high female crime rates at times in the past, the need for a long- term historical approach to crime and gender has been stressed. However, so far no scholar has taken up the challenge. This project presents a new dynamic perspective, that of change and variation. It aims at developing an explanatory model of gendered crime patterns by providing a comparative analysis of crime and gender between 1600 and 1900 based on various primary sources.

Crime rates defined by public roles The hypothesis is that gender differences in crime rates are strongly determined by the public roles attributed to men and women, which have varied over time and space. Scholars generally assume that women commit fewer and different crimes than men because of the different nature of their public lives. Specific gender roles would also lead to prosecutors and courts treating men and women differently. However, this assumption has never been tested in a long-term comparative perspective. The innovative character of the proposed research lies in the fact that it introduces a conceptual framework of public roles that looks at both ideologies regarding the role of men and women and practices in public life, and their impact on gender differences in recorded crime. This model distinguishes between various public activities of men and women, and links such roles to a set of five determinant factors: 1. Moral and legal norms 2. Urbanisation 3. Family structure 4. Labour participation 5. Living standards. The project combines developments through time with comparisons between different societies, first of all within Europe, but ultimately also globally. By comparing England, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, this project offers both quantitative and qualitative data to test the impact of public roles on gender differences in recorded crime in this part of the world. Such an analysis will be an important step in developing a European and global field of comparative historical studies that will help to explain gender differences in crime linked to the public roles of men and women in various areas of the world.

Fighting Monopolies, Defying Empires 1500-1750: a Comparative Overview of Free Agents and Informal Empires in Western Europe and the Ottoman Empire Catia Antunes How did ‘free agents’ (entrepreneurs operating outside of the myriad of interests of the centralized, state- sponsored monopolies) in Western Europe and the Ottoman Empire react to the creation of colonial monopolies (royal monopolies and chartered companies) by the central states in the Early Modern period? This proposal will answer this question by looking at the role individuals played in the construction of what I have called ‘informal empires’, understood as a multitude of self-organized networks operating world-wide, whose main goal was safeguarding their personal social and economic advantages, regardless of (and in spite of) state intervention. Self-organized networks challenged royal monopolies held by the Ottoman Sultans, the Iberian and French Kings and the Dutch, the English, Swedish or Danish chartered companies. Free agents, their families and networks operated in the Atlantic or Asia, across geographical borders between empires, went beyond the restrictions imposed by religious differences, ethnic diversity or the interests of the different central states had in Europe, or in their territories in Africa, the Americas and/or Asia, and led to the questioning of loyalties and the redefinition of identities. This informal empire, brought to fruition by the individual choices of free agents and their networks as a reaction to the state-imposed monopolies, was, I hypothesize, a borderless, self-organized, often cross- cultural, multi-ethnic, pluri-national and stateless world that can only be characterized as global. The informal empires resulting from the self-organized networks of free agents operated alongside the institutional empires promoted by the central states and put into place by the monopoly holders. My research

90 question will challenge traditional historiography that privileges the role that institutionalized monopolies played in building empires, while all but ignoring the contribution of free agency to the construction, maintenance and growth of those same empires. My approach is innovative in that it employs a theoretical grid for the analysis of the instances in which Early Modern monopolies were challenged, mediated, co-opted or quite simply hijacked by free agents. My model delineates actions an re-actions such as illegal activities, cooperative strategies or even extensive collaboration between free agents and central states. Based on the unique comparison between Western Europe and the Ottoman Empire, as well as in analyses linking the Atlantic and the Asian expansions of European empires, our proposal will pioneer a new approach to the comparative history of empires between 1500 and 1750.

8. History and International Studies 1900-present

Description History and International Relations is a recently established (2015) research specialization within the Institute for History. Our members have different disciplinary backgrounds, including history, political science and international relations. Research in the History and International Relations specialisation focusses on international relations and global politics from a multidisciplinary perspectives. Research is grounded in cultural, historical and regional contexts, and uses a broad range of theories and concepts. Our time frame is flexible, but we mostly focus on the contemporary, post-World War II era. History and International Relations investigate issues and topics that cross or combine different disciplines, history and international relations in particular, but also culture and area studies. We define our specialization as humanities-based international relations or international studies. We add a historical dimension to International Relations research and we give an explicitly comparative, trans-national and international dimension to historical research. We like to think that a deep awareness of the cultural dimension of international relations and global politics works against undue biases and generalizations. And we believe that knowledge and experience concerning ‘other’ parts of the world adds the necessary nuance to the Western-centric nature of the study of international relations and gives empirical substance to what otherwise remains an inevitably abstract exercise. Our theoretical approach is correspondingly eclectic, open-minded and pluralistic. The History and International Relations research specialization covers three broad themes, closely related to the programme of the MA International Relations. Firstly, researchers study the process of European integration from a variety of disciplinary approaches (history, law, politics, security) and at various administrative levels (the national state, the European polity, and the wider regional or global perspective). Secondly, we recognize the importance of ideas and beliefs (sovereignty, legitimacy, nationalism, justice, equality) in global politics and how they shape international order. The ideational dimension of global politics cannot be isolated from its materialist structure. Thirdly, researchers study aspects of international history and cover specific research areas as security, culture, and political economy. In our research related to conflict and security we focus on a variety of actors, states and especially non-state actors. Generally, non-Western perspectives figure prominently in our research. In 2016 the History and International Relations specializations has organized brown bag and other research seminars on issues relevant to its members. We will continue to develop our research profile and activities in 2017, also facilitated by additional financial support from the Faculty. https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/humanities/institute-for-history/history-and-international- relations/staff#tab-1

Staff

Prof. Dr. E. Amann Research 1.0 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member of the Editorial Board, Journal of Latin American Studies Member of the External Advisory Board, Lemann Center for Brazilian Studies, University of Illinois

Publications (20 november 2017): Inaugurtion: Brazil and its development challenges: a personal view History, Humanities, Leiden)

Dr. M. Bader Research 1,0 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Journals Russian Politics, member of editorial board Cambridge Journal of Eurasian Studies, member of advisory board

Leiden Rusland Blog, co-editor Raam op Rusland (website), member of advisory board

Membership of boards and committees (internal) BA Russian Studies and MA Eurasian Studies Chair of Departmental Teaching Committee BA Russian Studies and MA Eurasian Studies Deputy Chair of Board of Examiners BA International Studies Deputy Chair of Board of Examiners

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands Member of reference group; evaluation of Dutch contribution to Eastern Partnership (2015-2017)

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) blog entry 7 misverstanden over Poetins populariteit Bestaat er een oplossing voor het concflict in Oost-Oekraïne?, Clingendael Spectator De mythe van Navalny als xenofoob Het einde van de Russische Federatie Hoe werkt de Russische desinformatie? Internationale Vrouwendag en de positie van vrouwen in Rusland Waarom verenigt de Russische oppositie zich niet? Website Tatarstan eet nu genadebrood binnen Russische eenheidsstaat Waarom de oppositie geen vuist kan maken

Other activities OSCE/ODIHR’s Strengthening dialogue among civil society and with key government stakeholders in Ukraine on human dimension issues Project. Evaluation Report by Bader M. and Palyvoda L. OSCE/ODIHR. Statistical report for the IEOM to Muniicpal Elections in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on 15 October 2017 (first round). Report by Bystricky R and Bader M. OSCE/ODIHR. Statistical report for the IEOM to Muniicpal Elections in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on 15 October 2017 (second round). Report by Bystricky R and Bader M.

Publications Bader M. (2017) Coordination and Crisis Prevention: The Case of Post-Soviet Eurasia. In: Crisis in Autocratic Regimes. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner Publishers Bader M. (2017) State Fragility and the Risks of Decentralization in Ukraine. In: Andreas Umland (Ed.) Decentralization after the Euromaidan: The Preconditions, Particulars and Challenges of Ukraine’s Local Governance Reform in 2014- 2017. New York: Columbia University Press Bader M. (2017) The Role of Precinct Commissions in Electoral Manipulation in Russia: Does Party Affiliation Matter?, Russian Politics 2(4): 434-453

Ms. Dr. Carmody, M.F. Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance Collaboration in a time of Isolation: Right-Wing Networks across the Cold Atlantic

Publications Carmody M.F. (2017) Review of: Kirsten Weld (2014) Paper Cadavers: The Archives of Dictatorship in Guatemala

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Carmody M.F. (21 March 2017) Executive Order: Trump playing the 'nation' card. Executive Order: Trump playing the 'nation' card: History Workshop Online [blog entry]

Dr. E. Cusumano Research 1.0 fte

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Consultant for NATO Centre of Excellence on Civil-Military Cooperation (CCOE)

Publications Corbe M. & Cusumano E. (2017) Conclusions. In: Cusumano E., Corbe M. (Eds.) A Civil-Military Response to Hybrid Threats. Cusumano E. (2017) The Sea as Humanitarian Space. Non-governmental Search and Rescue Dilemmas in the Central Mediterranean”, Mediterranean Politics Cusumano E. (2017) Emptying the Sea with a Spoon? Non-governmental Providers of Migrants' Search and Rescue in the Mediterranean, Marine Policy : 91-98 Cusumano E. (2017) Italy: a Reluctant Air Power?: NATO Joint Air Power Competence Centre Cusumano E. (2017) Resilience for Hire? NATO Contractor Support in Afghanistan Examined. In: Cusumano E., Corbe M. (Eds.) A Civil-Military Response to Hybrid Threats. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 101-122 Cusumano E. (2017) Straightjacketing Migrant Rescuers? The Code of Conduct on Maritime NGOs, Mediterranean Politics : 1-9 Cusumano E. (2017) The sea as humanitarian space. Non-governmental Search and Rescue dilemmas on the Central Mediterranean migratory route, Mediterranean Politics : 1-8 Cusumano E. & Corbe M. (Eds.) (2017) A Civil-Military Response to Hybrid Threats. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan Cusumano E. & Corbe M. (2017) Introduction. In: Cusumano E., Corbe M. (Eds.) A Civil-Military Response to Hybrid Threats.: Palgrave Macmillan. 1-14 Cusumano E. & Corbe Marian (Eds.) (2017) A Civil-Military Response to Hybrid Threats. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan Cusumano E. & Ruzza S. (2017) United States Antipiracy Policies: Between Military Missions and Private Sector Responsabilization. In: Clementi M., Dian M., Pisciotta B. (Eds.) US Foreign Policy in a Challenging World. Building Order on Shifting Foundations. New York: Springer Giumelli F., Cusumano E. & Besana M. (2017) From Strategic Communication to Sanctions: The European Union’s Approach to Hybrid Threats. In: Cusumano E., Corbe M. (Eds.) A Civil-Military Response to Hybrid Threats. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 145-167

Other activities Italy: a Reluctant Air Power, Report

Ms. M.E.L. David Research 0.2 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor-in-Chief: Journal of Contemporary European Research (JCER) Executive Committee member: University Association of Contemporary European Studies (UACES) Member of Editorial Board: Undergraduate Journal of Politics and International Relations (UJPIR) Member of Editorial Board: Comillas Journal of International Relations

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Admissions Committee MA International Relations – European Union Studies

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) David M.E.L. (16 September 2017) LSE Impact Blog. Amidst criticism of the peer review process, the valuable contributions of reviewers should be defended. London, UK: LSE [blog entry]

Publications David M.E.L. (2017) Eclipsed by Russia: Trump's First 100 Days, Critical Studies on Security David M.E.L. (2017) Learning In and From International Relations. In: Blagojevic J., Stosic M., Fridman O. (Eds.) # political. Belgrade, Serbia: Faculty of Media and Communciations, Singidunum University. 21-36 David M.E.L. (2017) Russia's challenge to US hegemony and the implications for Europe. In: Salvador Santino F. Regilme, James Parisot (Eds.) American Hegemony and the Rise of Emerging Powers. Cooperation or Conflict.. London and New York: Routledge. 198-215

Ms. Prof. Dr. I.G.B.M. Duyvesteyn Research 1.0 fte

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Membership of advisory committees Membership of the Netherlands national Advisory Council on International Affairs/ Committee Peace and Security

Editor Duyvesteyn, I.G.B.M. Small Wars and Insurgencies. Editorial Board Member of editorial staff Small Wars and Insurgencies Duyvesteyn, I.G.B.M. (Ed.) Leiden University Press (redactieraad): Leiden University Duyvesteyn, I.G.B.M. Atlantisch Perspectief Member of editorial staff Atlantisch Perspectief Rich, P. & Duyvesteyn, I.G.B.M. (Eds.) Studies in Insurgency, Counterinsurgency and National Security: Routledge

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Exam Board MA International Relations

Advisory and coordinating activities (external) Chair, NWO Promoties in de Geesteswetenschappen. April-May 2016. Referee for PhD proposals submitted by candidates from the Humanities Faculties of Dutch Universities

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Rodrigo Pena, History, Political Legitimacy and Rebels Role: Promotor In progress

Publications Duyvesteyn I. & Aguiar J.C.G. (2017) Rebels & Legitimacy Member of editorial staff Small Wars and Insurgencies 28(4-5) Rinelli S. & Duyvesteyn I.G.B.M. (2017) The Missing Link: Civil-Military Cooperation and Hybrid Wars. In: Cusumano E., Corbe M. (red.) Civil-Military Response to Hybrid Threats. London: Palgrave. 17-40

Other activities (6 November 2017), Machiavelli and minor states; power politics in the international system (Inauguration History, Humanities, Leiden)

Dr. C. Erlichman Research 1.0 fte

Conference paper Western Europe’s Age of Technocracy

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Erlichman C. Hopkins M. (2017), Interview with Camilo Erlichman, BIHG Thesis Prize Winner Interview by

Michael Hopkins [interview]

Publications Erlichman C. (2017) Bespreking van: István Deák Europe on Trial: The Story of Collaboration, Resistance, and Retribution During World War II, Quaderni Lupiensi di Storia e Diritto 7: 409-413

Dr. M.J. Frear Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: ‘Education, Science and Technology in Belarus’ at Sustainable Development? Date and location: May 31, 2017 Human and Institutional Capital in the Eastern Partnership Countries and Russia, Chatham House, London

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Referee for Europe-Asia Studies and Journal of Comparative Politics

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Admissions Committee for MA Russian and Eurasian Studies (MARES)

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) February 20: Russia Through the Eyes of Dutch Security and Foreign Policy Experts. Leiden Rusland Blog [blog entry]

Publications Frear M.J. (2017) Review of: Kanet R.E., Sussex M. (eds) (2015) Power, Politics and Confrontation in Eurasia. Foreign Policy in a Contested Region, Europe-Asia Studies 69(1): 183-184 Frear M.J. (20 February 2017) Russia Through the Eyes of Dutch Security and Foreign Policy Experts. Leiden Rusland Blog [blog entry] Frear M.J. (2017) What the EU Says in the Eastern Partnership: Differentiation in Action, (2): 7-8 Frear M.J. & Mazepus H. (2017) A New Turn or More of the Same? A Structured Analysis of Recent Developments in Russian Foreign Policy Discourse, EU-STRAT Working Paper Series (3): 1-36 Frear M.J. & Mazepus H. (2017) A New Turn or More of the Same? A Structured Analysis of Recent Developments in Russian Foreign Policy Discourse, EU-STRAT Working Paper Series (3): 1-36 Antoaneta Dimitrova, Frear M.J., Mazepus H., Toshkov D.D., Boroda M., Chulitskaya T., Grytsenko O., Munteanu I., Parvan T. & Ramasheuskaya I. (2017), The Elements of Russia’s Soft Power: Channels, Tools, and Actors Promoting Russian Influence in the Eastern Partnership Countries, EU-STRAT Working Paper Series 2017(4): 1-50.

Dr. J. Fynn-Paul Research 1.0 fte

Conference organization together with Pargas D.A. & Rosu F. Slavery and Forced Labor in Asia, c. 1250-1900 (Leiden University)

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Co-Editor, Studies in Global Slavery (Book Series) Brill Academic Publishers Journal of Global Slavery (Brill Academic Publishers) Area Editor, Europe Referee, Palgrave for book MS

Membership of boards and committees (internal) OLC BAIS International Studies The Hague

Publications Pargas D.A. & Fynn-Paul J. (eds.) (2017) Studies in Global Slavery. Leiden: Brill Fynn-Paul J. (2017), Family, Work, and Household in Late Medieval Iberia: A Social History of Manresa at the Time of the Black Death nr. 13: Routledge

Dr. A.J. Gawthorpe Research 1.0 Fte

Conference attendance Paper: CORDS, Nation-Building, and the Search for Peace from 1967 Onwards (Lubbock, Texas) Paper: Old World Rising: The U.S. and the Rise of Europe in the Long 1960s in Comparative Historical Perspective (Transatlantic Studies Association, Cork)

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Internship Coordinator, MAIR

Valorisation (sociétal relevance and impact) January 18: ‘The Populists and Each Other’, Huffington Post March 5: ‘Under Trump, will the Generals Speak up?’, The Boston Globe

Publications Gawthorpe A.J. (2017) All Counterinsurgency is Local: Counterinsurgency and Rebel Legitimacy, Small Wars & Insurgencies 28(4-5): 839-852 Gawthorpe A.J. (2017) CIMIC and Hybrid Threats: Lessons from East Asia. In: Cusumano E., Corbe M. (Eds.) A Civil-Military Response to Hybrid Threats. London: Springer Gawthorpe A.J. (2017) Mad Dog? Samuel Huntington and the Vietnam War, Journal of Strategic Studies : 1-25 Gawthorpe A.J. (2017) The Populists and Each Other, Blogs Gawthorpe A.J. (2017) Theresa May’s Gamble, Europe's Furies Gawthorpe A.J. (2017) To Build as well as Destroy: The American Experience of Nation-Building in South Vietnam, 1965 - 73. Gawthorpe A.J. (2017), Under Trump, will the Generals Speak Up?, Ideas

Prof. Dr. A.W.M. Gerrits Research 0.2 Fte

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Gerrits A.W.M. (1 March 2017) Rusland niet aanstichter maar slechts profiteur van crisis in Europa. Raam op Rusland. http://www.raamoprusland.nl/debat/europa-tussen-hamer-en-aambeeld/483-rusland-niet-aanstichter-maar- slechts-profiteur-van-crisis-in-europa [blog entry]

Dr. E. van der Maat Research 0.2 fte and 0.16 (since Sept 2016)

Conference attendance Paper: with Lichtenheld A. (2017), Counter-Guerrilla Escalation of Insecure Juntas

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) (2 February 2017), The Travel Ban and an Authoritarian ‘Ladder of Violence'. Interviewed by Taub A. for New York Times

Dr. L. Milevski Research

Publications Milevski L. (2017) Can Grand Strategy be Mastered?, Infinity journal 5(4) Milevski L. (2017) Respecting Strategic Agency: On the Categorization of War in Strategy, Joint Force Quarterly 86

Ms. Dr. A. O’Malley Research 1,0 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair, MAIR Admissions Committee

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Levent Isyar, Leiden University, The Ottoman Legacy n the Cold War, Decolonization and Alliance building attempts in the Middle East, 1951-1955. Role: Co-Promoter. Date of defence: To be determined

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) March 17: Afro-Asian links to Latin America, The Origins of the Global South at the UN. Medium [blog entry] April 6: How the Congo crisis has Reshaped International Relations. Africa is a Country [blog entry] Use of Twitter under: @AM_OMalley

Publications O'Malley A. (2017) H-Diplo Roundtable XVIIII, 19 on Czechoslovakia in Africa, 1945-1968 Bespreking van: Philip Muehlenbeck (2015) Czechoslovakia in Africa, 1945-1968 O'Malley A.M. (2017) During our Winter of Discontent, the UN is More Important than Ever, 37(5) O'Malley A.M. (2017) The Anvil of Internationalism: The United Nations and Anglo-American Relations During the Debate over Katanga 1960-1963. In: Jerónimo M.B, Monteiro J. (red.) Internationalism, Imperialism and the Formation of the Contemporary World.: Palgrave Macmillan. 279-305 O'Malley A.M. (27 september 2017) When it comes to the U.N., Trump should be careful what he wishes for. The Washington Post

Dr. J. Oster Research 1.0 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair of the exam committee International Relations

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervision PhD Tjebbe Geldof, School of Law, Leiden University Government propaganda Role: co-supervisor Date of defence: 2020

Publications Oster J.S. (2017) European and International Media Law: Cambridge University Press Oster J.S. (2017) The Fragmentation of Free Speech Values. In: Kohl U. (red.) The Net and the Nation State.: Cambridge University Press. 39-47

Dr. D.M. Oude Nijhuis Research 1.0 fte

Ms. Dr. A.I. Richard Research 0.2 fte

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Co-convener, Contemporary History and International Relations Research Seminar (CHIRRS) Leiden University Chair, Admissions committee MA European Union Studies, Leiden University Coordinator MA European Union Studies (EUS)

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) From imperial nation-states to European union: discussing European history in an international context with Anne-Isabelle Richard. Global History Forum. Toynbee Prize Foundation Interview by Lotte Houwink Ten Cate [interview]

Publications Richard A.I. (2017) Europa vóór de Europese Gemeenschap van Kolen en Staal. Nederlandse civil society organisaties in het interbellum., Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 130(1): 21-45 Richard A.I., Koekkoek R. & Weststeijn A. (2017) Visions of Dutch Empire: Towards a Long-Term Global Perspective, BMGN : Low Countries Historical Review 132(2): 79-96

Prof. Dr. J.C.Q. Rood Research 0,2 fte

Dr. S. Santino Regilme Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance Title of conference: Fox International Fellowship Alumni Reunion, Yale University Title of presented paper: Western Leadership in a New World Order: Human Rights and Global Deliberative Democracy Date and location: January 5-8, 2017 at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India Conference paper: American Exceptionalism in Human Rights. Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences Markgrafenstraße 38, 10117 Berlin Leibnizsaal: Graduate School of John F. Kennedy Institute for North American Studies, Freie Universitaet Berlin Conference paper: Constitutional Discourses in Emerging Oligarchic Democracies: The Paradigmatic Battle Between Neoliberal Rights and Socio-Economic Rights. The Hague, Netherlands: International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA) - Constitution-Building Unit Regilme S.S. (2017) United States Leadership in a New World Order: Human Rights and Global Deliberative Democracy Amidst the Rise of Skepticism. New Delhi, India: Yale University - MacMillan Center for Area and International Studies Type of conference: lecture Does Foreign Aid Undermine Human Rights? Evidence from the Global South Date and location: September 26, The Hague

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Referee Third World Quarterly (Taylor and Francis) Cambridge Review of International Affairs (Taylor and Francis) Democratization (Taylor and Francis) Journal of Current Southeast Asian Affairs (Hamburg University Press and the German Institute for Global Area Studies) Cogent Social Sciences (Taylor and Francis); Routledge/Taylor and Francis (Reviews for Book and Journal

Proposals) SAGE Open (SAGE) Member, Editorial Board, Central European Journal of International and Security Studies, 2013-Present, Metropolitan University, Prague, Czech Republic Member of the Honorary Board of Advisors, Philippine International Studies Organization. 2016-Present

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Member, Board of Examinations – MA in International Relations Program, University of Leiden, September 2016-present

Publications Santino Regilme S. (2017) Genocide and Transitional Justice. In Human Rights Review. (18)1:111-116. doi:10.1007/s12142-016-0448-9 Regilme S.S. (2017) American Exceptionalism in Human Rights. Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences Markgrafenstraße 38, 10117 Berlin Leibnizsaal: Graduate School of John F. Kennedy Institute for North American Studies, Freie Universitaet Berlin Regilme S.S. & Parisot J. (2017) American Hegemony and the Rise of Emerging Powers. London and New York: Routledge Regilme S.S. & Parisot J. (2017) Conclusion: the future of global cooperation and conflict. In: Regilme S.S., Parisot J. (red.) American Hegemony and the Rise of Emerging Powers. London and New York: Routledge. 216-219 Regilme S.S. & Parisot J. (2017) Introduction: debating American Hegemony: Global Cooperation and Conflict. In: Regilme S.S., Parisot J. (red.) American Hegemony and the Rise of Emerging Powers. London and New York: Routledge. 3-18

Prof. Dr. G. P. Scott-Smith Research 0.6 fte January-July 1.0 fte August-December

Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Series Editor, Key Studies in Diplomacy, Manchester University Press Member of Editorial Board, New Global Studies (2015- ) Member of Editorial Board, Journal of Contemporary History (2015- ) Member of Editorial Board, Journal of Transatlantic Studies (2013- )

Membership of boards and committees (internal) Chair, Board of Examiners, BA International Studies

Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee (no BA or MA supervision) Supervisor PhD Albertine Bloemendal, Reframing the Diplomat: Ernst van der Beugel and the Cold War Atlantic Community, Leiden University. Role: promotor Levent Isyar, Ottoman Myths and the Cold War: Middle East Defence Schemes and ‘Greater Turkey’, 1950-1955, Leiden University. Role: promotor

Publications Scott-Smith G.P. & Lerg C (2017) Campaigning Culture and the Global Cold War: The Journals of the Congress for Cultural Freedom: Palgrave Scott-Smith G.P. (2017) Edges of Diplomacy: Literary Representations of the (Honorary) Consul and the Public-Private Divide in Diplomatic Studies, New Global Studies 11(2) Scott-Smith G.P. & Tournes L. (2017) Global Exchanges: Scholarships and Transnational Circulations in the Modern World: Berghahn. Scott-Smith G.P. & Rofe J.S. (2017) Global Perspectives on the Bretton Woods Conference and the Post-War World Order: Palgrave Scott-Smith G.P. & Lerg C. (2017) Introduction: Journals of Freedom?. In: Scott-Smith G.P., Lerg C. (red.) Campaigning Culture and the Global Cold War: The Journals of the Congress for Cultural Freedom.: Palgrave Macmillan. 1-24 Scott-Smith G.P. (2017) Introduction: The Evolving Embassy - Changes and Challenges to Diplomatic Representation and Practice in the Global Era, New Global Studies 11(2)

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Scott-Smith G.P. (2017) Bespreking van: Jachec N. (2015) European Intellectuals and the Cold War: The European Society of Culture, Post-War Politics and International Relations, Journal of Contemporary History 52(2). Scott-Smith G.P. (2017) Tracking the Bear: Survey. In: Scott-Smith G.P., Lerg C. (red.) Campaigning Culture and the Global Cold War: The Journals of the Congress for Cultural Freedom.: Palgrave Macmillan. 167-184

Dr. B. Shaev Research 1.0 fte

Conference attendance Type of conference: Discussant Crossing the Iron Curtain: Tourism and Travelling in the Cold War Date and location: April 7, University of Amsterdam (UvA) Conference paper: Reform and Revolution in the International Economy: The Schism of Social Democracy and the Economics of Peace, 1917-1919. University of Tampere, Finland: Reform and Revolution in Europe, 1917-19: Entangled and Transnational Histories Conference paper: The Price of Partnership: Socialist Designs for European Integration and the Pursuit of British Membership, 1950-1973. University of Birmingham, UK: Graduate Centre for Europe’s 11th Annual Conference. Reassessing Britain’s Relations with Europe: From Role-Model to enfant terrible? Conference paper: The Socialist Party Group, Decolonization, and Free Movement of Workers The Socialist Party Group, Free Movement of Workers, and Labor Market Integration in the early European Communities. University of Gothenburg, Sweden: Immigration and Labour Market Integration

Dr. R.C. Sheppard Research 1.0 fte

Outreach (knowledge transfer to a general audience) Randal Sheppard (11 januari 2017), Blurring Boundaries: The Creation of EPCOT Center’s Mexico Pavilion. LARR Blog. University of Pittsburgh: Panoramas Scholarly Platform [blog entry]

Ms.Dr. K. Smith Research 1.0 fte

Conference paper The Profession of IR in a Global Perspective BRICS: club of spoilers or an alternative model for the future world order? Smith K. (2017), Reflections on Africa’s position in the changing global order Smith K. (2017), South Africa: (still) a regional power?

Publications Smith K. (2017) Reshaping International Relations: Theoretical Innovations from Africa, All Azimuth: A Journal of Foreign Policy and Peace 2017: 1-12

Dr. V. Thakur Research 1.0 fte

Publications Thakur V. & Davis A.E. (2017) A Communal Affair over International Affairs: IR’s arrival in late Colonial India, South Asia. Journal of South Asian Studies Thakur V. & Davis A.E. (2017) A Communal Affair over International Affairs: IR’s arrival in late Colonial India, South Asia. Journal of South Asian Studies

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Thakur V. (2017) Liberal, Liminal and Lost: India’s first diplomats and the narrative of foreign policy, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 45(2): 232-258 Thakur V. (2017) The ‘hardy annual’: A History of India’s First UN Resolution, India Review 16(4): 401-429 Thakur V., Davis A.E. & Vale P. (2017) Imperial Mission, Scientific Method: an alternative account of the origins of IR, Millennium : Journal of International Studies 46(1): 3-23 Thakur V. (2017) Jan Smuts and the Indian Question nr. 2. Pietermaritzburg: University of Kwazulu Natal Press

PhD candidates

Ms. N.A. Bloemendal MA Research 0.8 fte

Phd Defences Albertine Bloemendal, Reframing the Diplomat: Ernst van der Beugel and the Cold War Atlantic Community, Leiden University. September 6, 2017. Promotor: Prof Dr. G. Scott-Smith

External PhD Candidates Victor Barros Correia R.A. Bryger Caspar ten Dam Antoaneta Dimitrova, Frear M.J., Mazepus H., Toshkov D.D., Boroda M., Chulitskaya T., Grytsenko O., Munteanu I., Parvan T. & Ramasheuskaya I. (2017), The Elements of Russia’s Soft Power: Channels, Tools, and Actors Promoting Russian Influence in the Eastern Partnership Countries, EU-STRAT Working Paper Series 2017(4): 1-50. A. Ferraco T. Gamkrelidze D. van der Hoek L. Isyar D. Salama M. Sargsyan S.A. Sayberdieva F. de Souza Braga

Externally funded programmes

Profile Area Political Legitimacy, Project ‘From Disorder to Order; Conflict and the Resources of Legitimacy’ (I. Duyvesteyn)

The Leiden University Profile Area on Political Legitimacy has awarded a subsidy to the project proposal developed by Isabelle Duyvesteyn and Jose Carlos Aguiar. The funds will go towards an investigation of political legitimacy beyond the state. The project started in 2016 and had its kick-off conference on 20-21 October. Legitimacy is usually a concept that is discussed in the context of the state, when there is a crisis of legitimacy or democratic legitimacy is challenged. However, alternative political actors other than the state can also claim legitimacy. The aim of the project is to investigate a specific group of these non-state actors that use or have used

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PhD Programme The PhD programme in history is characterized by a strong international orientation, a broad variety of disciplinary perspectives, a focus on the use of primary sources and an incorporation into a humanities faculty which is the only such faculty in The Netherlands to provide the opportunity to study the languages and cultures of Africa, Asia and America. PhD candidates primarily focus on conducting research and writing their dissertation under the guidance of their supervisor. In addition, they take a range of courses relevant to their field of research, which are offered by the Institute for History and other institutions, including national research schools in the field of history. PhD candidates are also involved in teaching history. To prepare them for these teaching tasks the candidates follow apractical educational course. Finally, the PhD programme provides a timely orientation towards a career after the completion of the PhD. The number of regular PhD candidates currently employed in the Institute for History is 66. Besides, there are more than 100 PhD candidates affiliated to the institute but mostly having their working place elsewhere.

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Graduate Seminars 2017

February 15, 2017 The session of February 15 will be chaired by Sanne Muurling. The presentation will be given by: Leonor Alvarez Francés: The Brave and the Bloodthirsty: Spanish Commanders in Friend and Foe Narratives of the Dutch Revolt. Comments will be provided by Wouter Linmans (PhD) and Cátia Antunes (expert)

March 15, 2017 The session of March 15 will be chaired by Viola Müller. The presentation will be given by: Gerhard de Kok: 'Where did all the money go? The low profitability and large impact of the Dutch slave trade'. Comments will be provided by Julie Svalastog (PhD) and Karwan Fatah Black (expert)

April 12, 2017 The session of April 12 will be chaired by Pieter Houten. The presentation will be given by: Katharina Manteufel: A Three-Story House: Adolf von Harnack and Practices of Academic Mentoring around 1900. Comments will be provided by Thérèse Peeters (PhD) and Claire Weeda (expert)

May 10, 2017 The session of May 10 will be chaired by Esther Baakman. A presentation will be given by Beatriz Santiago Belmonte: ‘Spanish Heroes in the Low Countries. The Experience of War during the First Decade of the Dutch Revolt (1567-1577)’. Comments will be provided by Johan van de Worp (PhD) and Maurits Ebben (expert)

June 7, 2017 The session of June 7 will be chaired by Carolien Boender. A presentation will be given by Jaap Ligthart: ‘Demise of the domain’. Comments will be provided by Edgar Pereira (PhD) and Rinse Willet (expert)

December 11, 2017 Shanshan Wen- Public dining in the Roman West: Private munificence and geographical distribution in the first three centuries AD

Jerem van Duijl- Collecting Property for the Founding of a Teutonic House in Utrecht (1218-1235)

Tristan Mostert-Scramble for the spices: Makassar’s role in European and Asian Competition in the Eastern Archipelago up to 1616.

Oran Kennedy-Family, Self-Emancipation, and Black Migration to Upper Canada, 1800-1861

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Members

A. Adamou, MA Phd Candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Dr. J.C. G. Aguiar Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Alvarez Francés, L. MA Phd Candidate Theme: Collective identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Prof. Dr. E. Amann Professor Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Ms. Dr. C.A.P. Antunes Lecturer Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. J. Augusteijn Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. E. Baakman MA PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Dr. M.K. Baar Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Dr. M. Bader Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Ms. Dr. K. Beerden Lecturer Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

C. Bekar MA Phd Candidate Theme: Collective identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Dr. S. Bellucci Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

F. Bethlehem MA Phd Candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Dr. E.F. van de Bilt Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Prof. Dr. J.L.B. Bintliff Professor Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

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Ms. N.A. Bloemendal MA PhD candidate Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Prof. Dr. L. Blussé van Oud Alblass Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. C. Boender MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Dr. B.E. van der Boom Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Dr. D. Bos Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Dr. J.C. Both Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. Dr. N. Bouras Lecturer Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Ms. T.V.C. Bousard MA Phd candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. T.W. Brocades Zaalberg Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Dr. M. Broad Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Dr. P. Brood Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. Prof. Dr. M.E. de Bruijn Professor Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. Dr. M.F. Carmody Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Ms. Dr. L.M.G.F.E. Claes Lecturer Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

Dr. H. Colak Postdoctoral Researcher Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

E.F. Cravo Bertrand Pereira MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

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Dr. Dr. Curtis Lecturer Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Dr. E. Cusumano Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Dr. P.G.C. Dassen Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Dr. M.E.L. David University Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Ms. A. Derksen MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. E.M. Dieterman MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Dr. A.M.C. van Dissel Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Prof. H.W. van den Doel Professor Theme: Political Culture and National Identities Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. D. Donev Research Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

J.J. van Duijl MA PhD candidate Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Prof. Dr. J.F.J. Duindam Professor Theme: Collective identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Ms. Prof. Dr. I.G.B.M. Duyvesteyn Professor Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Dr. E. Duzgun Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Dr. M.A. Ebben Lecturer Theme: Collective identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Ms. K.J. Ekama MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

C.A. Engberts MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

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Dr. Erlichman Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. A.E. van Ertvelde MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Dr. R.P. Fagel Lecturer Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Dr. K.J. Fatah-Black Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. M. Flohr Post-doctoral researcher Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

Prof. Dr. M.W.B. Foulon Professor Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Dr. M. J. Frear Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Dr. J. Fynn-Paul Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Dr. A.J. Gawthorpe Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Prof. Dr. A.W.M. Gerrits Professor Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Prof. Dr. J.B. Gewald Professor Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Dr. I.A. Glynn Lecturer Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Ms. Dr. M.J. de Goede Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Prof. Dr. J.J.L. Gommans Professor Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. M.J. Groen-Vallinga MPhil PhD candidate Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

Prof. Dr. M. van Groesen Professor Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

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Ms. M.I. den Hartog MA PhD candidate Theme: Collective identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Dr. B.J. Heffernan Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Prof. Dr. M.P.C. van der Heijden Lecturer Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Ms. E.A.R. Heijmans MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Ms. A. Heyer MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities of

Dr. C.W. Hijzen Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Dr. M. S. Hobson Post-doctoral researcher Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

B.M. Hoonhout PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Prof. Dr. P.C.M. Hoppenbrouwers Professor Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

P.H.A. Houten MA PhD candidate Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

Dr. P. Isla Monsalve Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Dr. M.J. Janse Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

G. Joshi PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History

Ms. J.M. Kamp MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

O.P. Kennedy PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. J.H.C. Kern Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

P. Kloeg MA

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PhD candidate Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

G.J. de Kok MA PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Dr. L.P.F. Laborie Lecturer Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Ms. L.B. Lauret MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. B.M. de Leede PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Prof. Dr. L. de Ligt Professor Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC – 400 AD)

Ing. J. Ligthart MA PhD candidate Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Ms. I. Ligtvoet MA PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

W.F.J. Linmans MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

A. C. Lopez MA PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Prof. Dr. L.A.C.J. Lucassen Professor Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. B. Luttikhuis Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Dr. E. van der Maat Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Ms. K. Manteufel MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Th. Mareite MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. P.J.J. Meel Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

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Dr. L. Milevski Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Prof. Dr. J.A. Mol Professor Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

T. Mostert MA PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. V. Müller MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Ms. Dr. S.M. Munch Miranda Lecturer Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Ms. S.T.D. Muurling MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. F.G. Naerebout Lecturer Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC – 400 AD)

Drs. B. Noordam PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

E. L.L. Odegard MPhil PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. J. Oddens Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Ms. Dr. A.M. O’Malley Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Prof. Dr. G.J. Oostindie Professor Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Dr. J.S. Oster Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Dr. D.M. Oude Nijhuis Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Prof. Dr. D.A. Pargas Professor Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Prof. Dr. H.J. Paul Professor Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

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Ms. K. Pazmany MA PhD candidate Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC – 400 AD)

Ms. T.D.M. H. Peeters MA PhD candidate Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Dr. O.I. Pekonen Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. F. Pellegrino MA PhD candidate Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

S.M.H.J. Penders MA PhD candidate Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

Ms. A.F. Petterson MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Dr. M. Pluskota Post-doctoral researcher Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Ms. Prof. Dr. J. S. Pollmann Professor Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Ms. S. Ravensbergen MA PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. Dr. A.I. Richard Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. Dr. Ritsema van Eck Researcher Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Prof. Dr. J.Q.T. Rood Professor Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Ms. E.W. Rosen Jacobson MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Ms. Dr. F. Rosu Lecturer Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

J.J.L. Saarloos MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. B. Santiago Belmonte MA PhD Candidate Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

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Dr. S. Santino Regilme Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Ms. Prof. Dr. A. Schmidt Professor Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Prof. Dr. B. Schoenmaker Professor Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Dr. A.F. Schrikker Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. Prof. Dr. M.L.J.C. Schrover Professor Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Ms. L.R.C. Schulte Nordholt MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

S. de Schutter MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Prof. Dr. G.P. Scott-Smith Professor Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Dr. B. Shaev Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Dr. R.C. Sheppard Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

Prof. Dr. L.H.J. Sicking Professor Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Prof. Dr. P. Silva Professor Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. A.X. Smit MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. D.E.J. Smit Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Dr. K. Smith Lecturer Theme: History and International Studies 1900-present

H.A.S. Solheim MPhil PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

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Q.O. Somsen MA PhD candidate Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

A.A. Souleymane MA PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

W. Stam MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Dr. J.A. van der Steen Researcher Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Dr. B.S. van der Steen Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Dr. R. Stein Lecturer Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Ms. Dr. C. M. Stolte Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Dr. H.J. Storm Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Dr. I . Sturtewagen Lecturer Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

Ms. B. Sur MA PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. J.M. Svalastog MA Researcher Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. L.E. Tacoma Lecturer Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

J.A.M. van Tol Lecturer Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

J.J.S. van den Tol MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. L.J. Touwen Lecturer Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. P.W. van Trigt Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

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Dr. R.A. Tybout Researcher Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC – 400 AD)

Ms. Dr. S. Valdivia Rivera Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. A.L. van der Veer MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Prof. Dr. H. te Velde Professor Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Dr. A.P. van Veldhuizen Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Drs. C.R.M.K.L. Viallé Researcher Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. T.S. Vosters PhD PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. M.L. de Vries Lecturer Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Ms. Dr. C. Weeda Lecturer Theme: Collective Identities and Transnational Networks in Europe, 1000-1800

M. S. Wen PhD candidate Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

Ms. Dr. M.L. Wiesebron Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Prof. Dr. W.H. Willems Professor Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence 1350-2000

Dr. R. Willet Post-doctoral researcher Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

Ms. M.C. Wilson-Janssens MA PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

K. H. Wirta MA PhD candidate Theme: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence of

B.J.T. van de Worp MA PhD candidate Theme: Political Culture and National Identities

Prof. Dr. J.K. Zangenberg

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Professor Theme: The Unification of the Mediterranean World (400 BC- 400 AD)

Ms. Dr. S. Zijlstra Lecturer Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

Ms. E.P.M. Zwinkels MA PhD candidate Theme: Colonial and Global History 1200-present

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