CHAM conference - Colonial (mis)understandings

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P01

Fighting monopolies, building global empires: power building beyond the borders of empire (15th-18th centuries)

P02

The materiality of religion in Africa during the European expansion

P03

Out of India: reinstating the empire in the periphery. Fluid Portuguese powers in different Asian political contexts from the Persian Gulf to Japan (sixteenth and seventeenth centuries)

P04

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The land issue in the early modern overseas empires

P05

Rivalry and conflict? Dutch-Portuguese colonial exchanges, 1580-1715

P06

Franciscan circulations: friars, texts and written culture in the early modern Portuguese empire

P07

Text or image? Western receptions of Indo-Persian manuscripts

P08

Jews and new-Christians in the Portuguese imperial space (16th-18th centuries): social, economic and political dynamics and identitary constructions

P09

Christian understandings and critiques of Asian religions (1600-1800)

P10

The overseas judiciary: justice administration and municipal governing in colonial spaces

P11

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(Mis-)understanding religious art in colonial encounters

P12

Frontier exchanges in colonial Latin America

P13

The Iberian body in the global landscape (16th and 17th centuries)

P14

Embodied perspectives: visual geographies of the Portuguese empire

P15

Women, land and power in the European Empires

P16

Political communication in the pluricontinental Portuguese monarchy: kingdom, Atlantic and Brazil (1580-1808)

P17

From Lisbon to the overseas Iberian world: commercial routes and global trade (15th-18th centuries)

P19

The 'industrialization' and circulation of sculptures (1450-1800): works, technology and materials within Europe and between Europe and America

P20

The eye of the beholder: perceptions on/of the Old City of Goa from the 16th century to the present

P21

Relics, altars and other sacred things in the juridical construction of religious spaces in Ibero-America (15th-17th centuries)

P22

Changes in European trade during the overseas expansion, 1450-1550

P23

Crossroads of knowledge and science: rethinking the role of the Atlantic and the Indian Oceans in the Portuguese Empire (16th-19th century)

P24

Colonial cities: global and local perspectives

P25

Exchange and adaptation: (mis)understandings at a global scale

RT1

Roundtable: Interactions between rivals: the Christian mission and Buddhist sects in Japan during the Portuguese presence (c. 1549 - c. 1647)

RT2

Roundtable:Counting colonial population: demography and the use of statistics in the Portuguese Empire, 1776-1875

RT3

Roundtable: All his worldly possessions: the Estate of the 5th Duke of Bragança, D. Teodósio I

RT4

Roundtable: Salvador da Bahia: American, European, and African forging of a colonial capital City (BAHIA 16-19)

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