Curriculum Vitae
Filipa Isabel Ribeiro da Silva
Identificação
Identificação pessoal
- Nome completo
- Filipa Isabel Ribeiro da Silva
Nomes de citação
- Ribeiro da Silva, Filipa
Identificadores de autor
- Ciência ID
- 8F1F-039D-08B7
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0001-5173-4424
Telefones
- Telemóvel
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- 646370711 (Pessoal)
Moradas
- Eemstraat 9, 3741AB, Baarn, Baarn, Países Baixos (Pessoal)
Websites
- https://iisg.amsterdam/en/about/staff/filipa-ribeiro-da-silva (Profissional)
- https://iisg.academia.edu/FilipaRibeirodaSilva (Académico)
- https://scholar.google.nl/citations?user=iABkZFoAAAAJ&hl=nl (Académico)
- https://pure.knaw.nl/portal/en/persons/filipa-ribeiro-da-silva (Profissional)
Domínios de atuação
- Humanidades - História e Arqueologia - História
Idiomas
| Idioma | Conversação | Leitura | Escrita | Compreensão | Peer-review |
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| Inglês | Utilizador proficiente (C2) | Utilizador proficiente (C2) | Utilizador proficiente (C2) | Utilizador proficiente (C2) | Utilizador proficiente (C2) |
| Francês | Utilizador independente (B1) | Utilizador elementar (A1) | Utilizador independente (B1) | Utilizador independente (B1) | |
| Holandês | Utilizador independente (B1) | Utilizador independente (B1) | Utilizador elementar (A1) | Utilizador independente (B2) | Utilizador elementar (A2) |
| Espanhol; Castelhano | Utilizador elementar (A2) | Utilizador proficiente (C1) | Utilizador elementar (A1) | Utilizador proficiente (C1) | Utilizador proficiente (C1) |
Formação
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2004/09 - 2009/06
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History (Doktor (PhD))
Universiteit Leiden Instituut voor Geschiedenis, Países Baixos
"The Dutch and the Portuguese in West Africa: Empire Building and Atlantic System, 1590-1640" (TESE/DISSERTAÇÃO)
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1998 - 2001
Concluído
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História dos Descobrimentos e da Expansão Portuguesa (Séculos XV-XVIII) (Mestrado)
Universidade Nova de Lisboa Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas, Portugal
"A Inquisição em Cabo Verde, Guiné e São Tomé e Príncipe (1536 a 1821): Contributo para a política do Santo Ofício nos territórios
africanos." (TESE/DISSERTAÇÃO)
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1992 - 1996
Concluído
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História (Licenciatura)
Universidade Nova de Lisboa Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas, Portugal
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Percurso profissional
Ciência
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| 2015/08/01 - Atual | Investigador principal (carreira) (Investigação) | International Institute of Social History - Research Deparment - Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Países Baixos |
| 2011/09 - 2012/12 | Pós-doutorado (Investigação) | International Institute of Social History - Research Deparment - Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Países Baixos |
| 2009/09 - 2011/07 | Pós-doutorado (Investigação) | University of Hull - Wilberforce Institute for the study of Slavery and Emancipation, Reino Unido |
Docência no Ensino Superior
| Categoria Profissional Instituição de acolhimento |
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| 2013/01 - 2015/07 | Professor Auxiliar (Docente Universitário) | University of Macau - Faculty of Social Sciences - Department of History, Macau |
Projetos
Bolsa
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| 2017 - 2018 | Population, Labour and Wealth: a databank for the study of early modern Portuguese social and Economic History, 1500-1800
209107
Investigador responsável
International Institute of Social History - Research Deparment - Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Países Baixos
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Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian
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Projeto
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| 2011 - 2012 | CLIO-INFRA. Research Infrastructure for the study of Global Inequality
Investigador Pós-doutorado
International Institute of Social History - Research Deparment - Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Países Baixos
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Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek
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| 2009 - 2011 | EURESCL: Slave Trade, Slavery and Abolitions and their legacies in European Histories and Identities
Investigador Pós-doutorado
University of Hull - Wilberforce Institute for the study of Slavery and Emancipation, Reino Unido
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European Commission Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development
Concluído
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| 2009 - 2011 | EURESCL: Slave Trade, Slavery and Abolitions and their Histories and Legacies in European Identities
Investigador Pós-doutorado
University of Hull - Wilberforce Institute for the study of Slavery and Emancipation, Reino Unido
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Concluído
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Outro
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| 2013 - 2015 | Counting Colonial Populations. Demography and the uses of statistics in the Portuguese Empire, 1776–1875
Investigador
Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal
CHAM Centro de Humanidades, Portugal |
Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
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| 2012 - 2014 | Labour Relations in Portugal and the Lusophone World: continuities and changes
PTDC/EPH-HIS/3701/2012
Investigador
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Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
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Produções
Publicações
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Atividades
Apresentação oral de trabalho
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| 2021/03 | (with Hélder Carvalhal and Jaime Reis), “Occupational Structures in Mid-eighteenth-century Portugal: a preliminary assessment.” Session: Spatial Analysis of Population Geography and Occupational Structures I: Frontiers in Reconstructing Time HGIS for Transport Infra-structure. European Social Sciences and History Conference (ESSHC). 24/03/2021-27/03/2021, Leiden, The Netherlands. | |
| 2019/09 | (with Hélder Carvalhal and Jaime Reis), ¿Planning for ENCHOS: Portugal a case study¿, ENCHOS III ¿ Third Meeting of the European Network for the Comparative History of Population, Geography and Occupational Structure (1500-1900). 27/09/2019-29/09/2019. Koç University, Istanbul, Turkey. | |
| 2019/06 | "¿The Slave Trade and the Development of the Atlantic African Port System, 1400s-1800s,¿ Summer School in Economic and Social History, Portuguese Association of Economic and Social History, 26/06-2019-29/06/2019, Vila Viçosa, Portugal. | |
| 2019/06 | (with Hélder Carvalhal), “Gendered Dimensions of Labour Relations in Portugal, 1750-1800,” Final Workshop of the Project “Population, Labour and Wealth (PLW): A Databank for the study of the economic and social history of early modern Portugal. 21/06/2019, University of Porto, Faculty of Letters, Porto, Portugal. | |
| 2019/06 | (with Hélder Carvalhal), “Occupational Structure and Labour Relations in Portugal, 1750-1800,” Final Workshop of the Project “Population, Labour and Wealth (PLW): A Databank for the study of the economic and social history of early modern Portugal. 21/06/2019, University of Porto, Faculty of Letters, Porto, Portugal. | |
| 2019/06 | Roundtable: “The future of Portuguese Medieval and Early Modern Labour History?,” Final Workshop of the Project “Population, Labour and Wealth (PLW): A Databank for the study of the economic and social history of early modern Portugal. 21/06/2019, University of Porto, Faculty of Letters, Porto, Portugal. | |
| 2019/05 | "First steps towards an estimate of the Portuguese-Brazilian slave-based economy: Assessing the Revenues from the Slave Trade," Research Seminars in Social and Economic History. 02/05/2019, Utrecht University, The Netherlands. | |
| 2019/04 | “The Occupational Structure of Mozambique, 1900-2000: Changes and Continuities,” The Economic History Society Annual Meeting, 05/04/2019-07/04/2019, Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. | |
| 2018/12 | "Migration to the coastline: temporary or structural phenomenon?", International Workshop Intra-African Migration, c. 1800-present. 13/10/2018 ¿ 14/012/2018, Wageningen University, Wageningen, The Netherlands. | |
| 2018/11 | (with Hélder Carvalhal), “Gender and Labour in eighteenth-century Portugal: a quantitative reassessment,” 38th Annual Meeting of the Portuguese Association of Economic and Social History/38o Encontro da Associação Portuguesa de História Económica e Social. 16/11/2018-17/11/2018, University of Lisbon, Faculty of Arts, Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2018/11 | (with Hélder Carvalhal), “Gender, Labour and Marital Status in mid-eighteenth-century Portugal: a quantitative assessment at regional and country level,” 38th Annual Meeting of the Portuguese Association of Economic and Social History/38o Encontro da Associação Portuguesa de História Económica e Social. 16/11/2018-17/11/2018, University of Lisbon, Faculty of Arts, Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2018/09 | (with Carmen Sarasúa and Beatrice Zucca Micheletto), ¿Women¿s occupations in 18th and 19th centuries Southern Europe,: What could be done?¿ International Workshop on Occupational Structures in European History, organized by the European Network for the Comparative History of Population Geography and occupational Structure - ENCHOS). 28/09/2018, Milan, Italy. | |
| 2018/09 | Capela¿'s Dataset on Slave traders in East Africa,¿ International Workshop Towards an Indian Ocean and Maritime Asia Slave Trade Database. 27/09/2018-28/09/2018. International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | |
| 2018/09 | “Portuguese demographic sources for the study of slavery in late eighteenth century and early nineteenth centuries in Mozambique: potential and limitations,” Fifth Conference of the Association of African Studies in Italy (ASAI), 05/09/2018-07/09/2018, Bologna, Italy. | |
| 2018/08 | “Roundtable: Connecting the Oceans,” World History Center Graduate Student Conference: Globalizing World History: Across Borders and Disciplines. 24/08/2018-25/08/2018, World History Center, University of Pittsburgh, United States of America. | |
| 2018/08 | "Roundtable: Globalizing World History across borders and disciplines,¿ World History Center Graduate Student Conference: Globalizing World History: Across Borders and Disciplines. 24/08/2018-25/08/2018, World History Center, University of Pittsburgh, United States of America. | |
| 2018/08 | (with Hélder Carvalhal), “Occupações e relações laborais em Loué (século XVIII): Novas interpretações / Occupations and labour relations in Loulé (18th century): new insights,”2o Encontro de História Local de Loulé / 2nd Meeting of Local History of Loulé, 31/08/2018-01/09/2018, Loulé, Algarve, Portugal. | |
| 2018/07 | “Assessing Women’s participation in Mozambican economy, 1800-2000: New Methods”. Panel: “African Women at Work in Historical Perspective : New Methods for the study of female inequality in economic participation, 1800-2000”. Organizers: Filipa Ribeiro da Silva (International Institute of Social History, The Netherlands) and Karin Pallaver (University of Bologna, Italy). 18th World Economic History Congress (WEHC). 29/07/2018 – 03/08/2018, MIT, Boston, United States of America. | |
| 2018/07 | “Challenges in estimating the slave-based economy of Portugal”. Panel: “Europe and Slavery. Estimating the share of slave-based activities in European economies, 1500-1850”. Organizers: Matthias van Rossum and Tamira Combrink (International Institute of Social History, The Netherlands). 18th World Economic History Congress (WEHC). 29/07/2018 – 03/08/2018, MIT, Boston, United States of America. | |
| 2018/07 | “The Occupational Structures in Mozambique, 1900-2000: continuities and changes”. Panel: “Comparative Historical Analysis of Occupational Structure and Urbanization Across Sub-Saharan Africa” Organizer: Gareth Austin (Cambridge University, United Kingdom). 18th World Economic History Congress (WEHC). 29/07/2018 – 03/08/2018, MIT, Boston, United States of America. | |
| 2018/07 | (with Cátia Antunes), “Freight costs as a proxy for assessing investment in the Atlantic shipping: a case-study based on the Amsterdam notarial acts, 1580s-1700s”. Panel: Factor Costs in the Unprecedented Expansion of Pre-Modern Ocean Shipping: Labor, Capital, and Knowledge Transfer, 1300-1700. Organizers: Marianne Kowaleski, Fordham University, United States of America, and Richard Unger, University of British Columbia, Canada. 18th World Economic History Congress (WEHC). 29/07/2018 – 03/08/2018, MIT, Boston, United States of America. | |
| 2018/06 | ¿Labour Relations in Macau, 1950-2000,¿ Labour Relations in China in the 20th century: A International Workshop of the Global Collaboratory of the History of Labour Relations, 26/06/2018 ¿ 26/06/2018, International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | |
| 2018/04 | The Occupational Structures in Mozambique, 1900-2000: continuities and shifts¿. International Workshop: Project African Comparative History of Occupational Structure (AFCHOS), 11/04/2018 ¿ 13/04/2018, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. | |
| 2018/04 | (with Hélder Carvalhal and Paulo Teodoro de Matos), “Shifts in Occupations and Labour Relations in Portugal, 1800 and beyond”. European Social Sciences and History Conference. 04/04/2018 -07/04/2018. Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. | |
| 2017/11 | (with Hélder Carvalhal), “Trends, Methods, and Sources for the study of Labour, Labour Relations and Occupational Structures in early modern Portugal”. 37o Encontro da Associação Portuguesa de História Económica e Social (APHES): O Atlântico na História Económica e Social / 37th Meeting of the Portuguese Association of Economic and Social History (APHES): The Atlantic in Economic and Social History. 17/011/2017 – 18/11/2017, Funchal, Madeira, Portugal. | |
| 2017/11 | (with Cátia Antunes), “Do amanhecer ao pôr-do-sol: Inquisição, Estado e Império, 1532-1821”. Colóquio Internacional de Estudos Inquisitoriais: (In)tolerância, Religião, Poder e Justiça/ International Colloqium of Inquisitorial Studies: (In)tolerance, Religion, Power and Justice. 08/11/2017 – 09/11/2017, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. | |
| 2017/09 | Enslaved populations and patterns of slave ownership in early nineteenth-century Mozambican towns: comparing Tete, Inhambane and the Mozambique Island¿. International Workshop: Slavery in the Indian Ocean, 08/09/2017 ¿ 09/09/2017, Kalmar, Sweden. | |
| 2017/08 | “Building the Portuguese Modern Colonial Empire and shifts in labour relations in Mozambique, 1800-1900”. 5th ENIUGH Congress: Ruptures, Empires and Revolutions. 31/08/2017 – 03/09/2017, Budapest, Hungary. Paper presented in the Session: “Empires, ruptures and global shifts in labour relations”. Convener: Karin Hofmeester (IISH, Amsterdam). | |
| 2017/08 | “Women’s Labour Relations in Mozambique, 1800-2000”. 5th ENIUGH Congress: Ruptures, Empires and Revolutions. 31/08/2017 – 03/09/2017, Budapest, Hungary. Paper presented in the Session: “African Women at Work during the rise and fall of colonial rule in sub-Saharan Africa, 1800-2000: New Research Methods (Parts 1 and 2). Conveners: Filipa Ribeiro da Silva (IISH, Amsterdam) and Karin Pallaver (University of Bologna, Italy). | |
| 2016/09 | "Political changes and shifts in labour relations in Mozambique, 1820s-1920s". 4th Conference of the African Studies Association of Italy. 22/09/2016 - 24/09/2016. Catania, Sicily, Italy. | |
| 2016/09 | “O Tráfico de escravos e o desenvolvimento do sistema portuário da Africa Atlântica, 1400-1800” [The slave trade and the development of the port-system of Atlantic Africa, 1400-1800]. VI Encontro de História Colonial: Mundos Coloniais Comparados: Poderes, Fronteiras e Identidades. 12/09/2016 - 15/09/2016. Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. | |
| 2016/09 | “The Occupational Structure of Mozambique, 1900-2000: Continuities and Changes”. African Studies Association of the United Kingdom Biennal Meeting. 07/09/2016 - 09/09/2016. Cambridge, United Kingdom. | |
| 2016/06 | Labour Relations in Macau, 1950-2000: A Comparison¿. International Workshop of the Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations. 25/06/2016 - 26/06/2016. Shanghai, China. | |
| 2016/05 | “Masters, Slaves and Free Workers: Tracing the Profile of the working population of the island of Mozambique and Inhambane, c.1800.” International Workshop: Free and Unfree Workers in Atlantic and Indian Ocean Port Cities (c. 1700-1850), 06/05/2016-07/05/2016, Pittsburgh, United States of America. | |
| 2016/03 | “The Occupational Structure of Mozambique, 1900-2000: continuities and changes.” Session: A Comparative Historical Analysis of Occupational Structure Across Sub-Saharan Africa I. Southern Africa. European Social Sciences and History Conference, 30/03/2016 – 02/04/2016, Valencia, Spain. | |
| 2016/03 | “Consuming ivory, carving tusks, hunting elephants: the ivory commodity chains between Atlantic Africa and Europe in the early Age of Discoveries” .” Round Table: Shifts in the Global Commodity Chain of Luxury Commodities (Silver, Diamonds, Glass Beads, Fur and Ivory) and their Consequences for Labour Relations and Environment. European Social Sciences and History Conference, 30/03/2016 – 02/04/2016, Valencia, Spain. | |
| 2015/11 | Mobility Made Empires - An Historical Perspective: Portugal in São Tomé and Angola, 1400s-1700s¿. Book Launch: Mobility Makes States: Migration and Power in Africa (UPenn). 02/11/2015. Copenhagen, Denmark. | |
| 2015/11 | “Reconstructing African Voices from Inquisition Sources: Methodological questions”. Symposium in Honour of Paulo Fernando de Moraes Farias: "Landscapes, Sources, and Intellectual Projects in African History". 12/11/2015 - 14/11/2015. Birmingham, United Kingdom. | |
| 2015/10 | “Women and labour in sub-Saharan African economy, 1800-2000: the case of Mozambique”. 10th New Frontiers in African Economic History Workshop: "Is Africa Growing out of Poverty: Africa's Economic Transition in Historical Perspective". 30/10/2015 ¿ 31/10/2015. Wageningen, The Netherlands. | |
| 2015/09 | "O Tráfico de Escravos Luso-Brasileiro: Lucros, beneficiários e reinvestimentos"[The Luso-Brazilian Slave Trade: Profits, Beneficiaries and Reinvestments]. Colóquio Internacional "Histórias da Escravatura" / International Coloquium "Histories of Slavery". 24/09/2015 - 25/09/2015. Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2015/08 | “Extended family patterns in Urban Mozambique, c. 1800: Determining household composition and complex residency.” 22nd International Congress of Historical Sciences (CISH), 23/08/2015-29/08/2015, Jinan, China. | |
| 2015/08 | “Impact of Slave Trade in the Portuguese and Brazilian Economies: an assessment.” World Economic History Congress, ‘Diversity in Development’, 03/08/2015-07/08/2015, Kyoto, Japan. Panel: GLOBAL IMPACT OF SLAVE TRADE AND SLAVERY – A COMPARATIVE APPROACH. Organizers: Karwan Fatah-Black, Matthias van Rossum and Co-organisers: Ulbe Bosma, Karel Davids, Henk den Heijer. | |
| 2015/07 | “Mozambique's Colonial Population, 1750s-1820s: Sources, Methods and Results.” CHAM 2nd International Conference: Knowledge transfer and cultural exchanges administration. Panel: Demography and empire: normative framework, sources and methods (18-20th centuries). Panel Organisers: Paulo Teodoro de Matos and Paulo Silveira e Sousa. 15/07/2015-18/07/2015.New University of Lisbon/Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2015/06 | Labour Relations in Mozambique, 1800-2000: continuties and changes,¿ Final Workshop of the Project ¿Labour Relations in Portugal and the Lusophone World, 1800-2000: continuities and changes, 24/06/2015-25/06/2015, FCSH, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2015/06 | The Slave Trade and the development of the Atlantic Africa Port-system, 1400s-1800s,¿ International Conference: Connected Oceans. New Avenues of Research in Oceans History, 08/06/2015-12/06/2015, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal. | |
| 2015/06 | (with Cátia Antunes), “From Dawn to Sunset: Inquisition, State and Empire,” III Simposio Internacional de Estudios Inquisitoriales: Nuevas Fronteras, 10/06/2015-12/06/2015, Faculty of Law, University of Alcalá de Henares, Spain. | |
| 2015/06 | “Overcoming prejudice, miscommunication, social status and misconceptions: The ‘Strength’ of African Voices in the Inquisition Courts,” III Simposio Internacional de Estudios Inquisitoriales: Nuevas Fronteras, 10/06/2015-12/06/2015, Faculty of Law, University of Alcalá de Henares, Spain. | |
| 2015/04 | Dutch and Portuguese Business Networks in the South Atlantic, 1590s-1670s.¿ International Workshop: A european merchant respublica (XVth-XVIIIth century)? Mobility, trades, identities, 9/04/2015-10/04/2015, Bibliothèque interuniversitaire de la Sorbonne, Paris, France. | |
| 2014/11 | The Portuguese Indiaman and the Eighteenth-century trans-oceanic Slave Trade.¿ International Workshop: East Asia Maritime Exchanges, 01/11/2014 National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan. | |
| 2014/10 | Labour Relations in Mozambique, 1800-2000.¿ 2nd Workshop of the project ¿Labour relations in Portugal and the Lusophone World 1800-2000: continuity and change,¿ 21/10/2014-23/10/2014, Niteroi, Brazil. | |
| 2014/09 | Studying Macau History through the lens of the Goan Historical Archives.¿ 2014 Annual Conference of Studies on Macau History and Culture, 19/09/2014 Macau, SAR China. | |
| 2014/09 | Population Structures of Mozambique, 1776-1822: main trends and shifts.¿ First International Workshop of the Project Counting Colonial Populations ¿ The Demography of the Portuguese Empire: Sources, Methods and Results (1776-1822), 08/09/2014-09/09/2014, CHAM - Portuguese Centre for Global History ¿ New University of Lisbon/Universidade Nova de Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2014/09 | “Labour Relations in Portuguese Mozambique, 1800-2000.” 4th European Congress on World and Global History. 04/09/2014-07/09/2014, ENIUGH: European Network in Universal and Global History / Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France. | |
| 2014/04 | “Labour Relations in Portuguese Mozambique, 1800-1950.” 10th ESSHC: European Social Sciences and History Conference. 23/04/2014-26/04/2014, University of Vienna, Austria. | |
| 2014/04 | (with Paulo Matos), “Mozambique’s Colonial Population, 1750-1850: Determining urban and rural demographic structures.” 10th ESSHC: European Social Sciences and History Conference, 23/04/2014-26/04/2014, University of Vienna, Austria. | |
| 2014/02 | The role of transatlantic slavery in European overseas expansion: insights from the Portuguese and Dutch cases.¿ International Workshop of the Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations: Political Change as Determinant of Shifting Labour Relations, 07/02/2014-08/02/2014, International Institute of Social History, Netherlands Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | |
| 2014/02 | Political Change and shifts in labour relations in Mozambique, 1800-2000.¿ International Workshop of the Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations: Political Change as Determinant of Shifting Labour Relations, 07/02/2014-08/02/2014, International Institute of Social History, Netherlands Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | |
| 2014/01 | Labour Relations in Portuguese Mozambique, 1800-2000: Preliminary Results.¿1st International Workshop of the Project Labour Relations in Portugal and the Luspohone World: continuities and changes, 17/01/2014-18/01/2014. Sintra, Portugal. | |
| 2013/11 | Studying Labour Relations in 18th and 19th century Macau in the context of Global Labour History.¿ First International Meeting: East-West Connections, Exchanges and Encounters, 16th-19th centuries, 11/11/2013. University of Macau, Macau, SAR China. | |
| 2013/09 | The slave trade onboard the Portuguese Indiamen, 1750s-1760s.¿ International Conference Maritime East Asia in the Light of History, 16th ¿ 18th centuries. Sources, Archives, Researches: present Results and Future Perspectives, 29/09/2013-02/10/2013. University of Naples, Italy. | |
| 2013/09 | “A Inquisição em África: Agentes, acções, informantes e vítimas, 1536-1821” [The Inquisition in Africa: Agents, Actions, Informants and Victims, 1536-1821]. II Simpósio Internacional de Estudos Inquisitoriais: religião e poder [2nd International Symposium on Inquisitorial Studies: Religion and Power], 03/09/2013-06/09/2013. Faculty of Philosophy and Human Sciences of the Federal University of Bahia, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. | |
| 2013/09 | (with Cátia Antunes), “A Inquisição no Brasil: perfil sócioeconómico da sociedade colonial perseguida” [The Inquisition in Brazil: social and economic profile of the members of the colonial society persecuted].II Simpósio Internacional de Estudos Inquisitoriais: religião e poder [2nd International Symposium on Inquisitorial Studies: Religion and Power], 03/09/2013-06/09/2013. Faculty of Philosophy and Human Sciences of the Federal University of Bahia, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. | |
| 2013/07 | “Dutch-Portuguese cooperation in the Western African Commerce and the Slave Trade, 1580-1674.” CHAM Conference – Colonial (mis)understandings. Panel: P05: “Rivalry and Conflict? Dutch-Portuguese colonial exchanges, 1580-1715, 17/07/2013-20/07/2013. Centre of Overseas History, New University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2013/07 | Round Table: "Counting Colonial Populations: Demography and the use of Statistics in the Portuguese Empire, 1776-1875.” CHAM Conference – Colonial (mis)understandings, 17/07/2013-20/07/2013. Centre of Overseas History, New University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2013/06 | Labour Relations in 1800 Mozambique: exploring dichotomies between urban and Rural active populations.¿ First Archaeology Workshop of the Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations, 1500-2000, 24/06/2013-25/06/2013, Estoril, Portugal. | |
| 2013/06 | Labour Relations in Mozambique in 1800 and 1950: comparisons and further research.¿ Third Workshop of the Group for the study of Labour Relations in the Lusophone World ¿Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations, 1500-2000, 22/06/2013, New University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2013/06 | “Transoceanic Slave Trade: The Portuguese Indiamen and the Import of ‘Blacks from India’ into the West,1750s-1760s. ” 2nd Conference of the Maritime History SIG – Maritime History Research: Challenges, Methods and Objects, 26/06/2013-28/06/2013. French Scientific Group of Maritime History, the French National Center of Scientific Research (CNRS), University of Nantes, France. | |
| 2013/06 | “Labour Relations in Portuguese Mozambique, 1800 and 1950: a comparison. 10th Congress of the Spanish Association of Historical Demography, 18/06/2013-21/06/2013, Spanish Association of Historical Demography, University of Castilla – La Mancha, Albacete, Spain. | |
| 2013/04 | “Slave Trade into mid-eighteenth century south-western Europe: an insight from the import of “Negroes from India, Cacheo, Angola and Brazil” into Lisbon.” XLV Study Week "Serfdom and Slavery in the European Economy 11th-18th centuries." 14/04/2013-18/04/2013, Foundation-International Institute of Economic History F. Datini, Prato, Italy. | |
| 2012/10 | Plenary Session: ¿The Clio-Infra Project, its Demography Hub, and its Collaboratory on Urban population¿. Cities through History: Population ¿ International Congress, 24/10/2012-26/10/2012. Guimarães, Portugal. | |
| 2012/10 | Labour Relations in Mozambique, 1800 ¿ New Insights,¿ Second International Workshop on Labour Relations in Portugal and the Lusophone World, organized by the Lusophone Group for the study of Labour Relations in the Lusophone World ¿ Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations. 16/10/2012. Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas, Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2012/09 | (with Cátia Antunes), “Windows of Global Exchanges: Dutch Ports and the Slave Trade, 1600-1800” Portals of Globalization and Atlantic Spaces during the era of the slave trade - First Workshop of the Project Entangled Spaces – Global Connections and Local Articulations. 04/09/2012-05/09/2012. University of Turku/Abo, Abo/Turku, Finland. | |
| 2012/09 | “Life Expectancy: Insights from the Clio-Infra Datasets” Workshop: OECD and Clio-Infra cooperation. 25/09/2012. Utrecht University. Utrecht, The Netherlands. | |
| 2012/07 | “Gorée, Cape Verde and São Tomé in the Dutch Atlantic Web, 1600s-1700s”. Panel: “Between maritime and global history: Islands and maritime connections, networks and empires” convener: Dr. Louis Sicking (Leiden University). 6th International Congress on Maritime History: The relationship between Maritime and Global History, 03/07/2012-06/07/2012, International Maritime Economic History Association, Ghent, Belgium. | |
| 2012/07 | “The rise and the of Portuguese Early Modern ports in Western Africa: networks, commercial strategies and rivalries”. Panel: “Port-cities in the First Global Age (15th-18th centuries): Portuguese seaports and networks”. Conveners: Dr. Amélia Polónia and Dr. Cátia Antunes. 6th International Congress on Maritime History: The relationship between Maritime and Global History, 03/07/2012-06/07/2012, International Maritime Economic History Association, Ghent, Belgium. | |
| 2012/05 | Labour Relations in Mozambique, 1800: Preliminary results¿ First Workshop of Lusophone Group for the study of Labour Relations in the Lusophone World ¿ Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations, 10/05/2012. International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | |
| 2012/05 | "Labor Relations in Mozambique, 1800", Annual Meeting of the Collaboratory on the Global History of Labor Relations, 1500-2000, 10/05/2012-12/05/2012, International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | |
| 2012/05 | Going African while staying Portuguese: Identities among Military at the service of the Portuguese Crown in seventeenth- century Africa¿ Workshop: Atlantic Triangles: Lusophone Cultural and Postcolonial Crossings, 10/05/2012-11/05/2012. Netherlands Institute for Advanced Studies, Wassenaar, The Netherlands. | |
| 2012/04 | Guest Lecture: “The Portuguese East Indiamen and the Imports of ‘blacks from India’ into the West, 1750s-1760s”. Department of History, University of Macau, Macau SAR, China. | |
| 2012/04 | ¿Life Expectancy and Global Inequality: Insights from the Clio-Infra datasets¿ Workshop: Global Inequality ¿ Clio-Infra Project, 28/04/2012. International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | |
| 2012/04 | "Negotiating identities between Europe and Africa: Military as 'go-betweens' at the service of the WIC and the Portuguese Crown in the 17th century", Colloque L'Identité au Pluriel: Jeux et enjeux des appartenances autour des anciens Pays-Bas (14e-16e siècle) , 19/04/2012-21/04/2012, Université de Valenciennes et du Hainaut-Campresis, Valenciennes, France. | |
| 2012/04 | “The Demography Hub of the Clio-Infra Project”. Paper presented at the Round Table: “Clio-Infra: Mapping World Inequality, 1500-2000”. Conveners: Prof. Dr. Jan Luiten van Zanden (University of Utrecht). European Social Science History Conference (ESSHC) , 11/04/2012-14/04/2012, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom. | |
| 2012/04 | “Trans-imperial and cross-cultural networks for the slave trade, 1580s- 1800s” Panel: “Beyond Empires: Self-organizing Cross-imperial Economic Networks vs Institutional Empires, 1500-1800”. Conveners: Dr. Cátia Antunes (Leiden University) and Dr. Amélia Polónia (Porto University). European Social Science History Conference (ESSHC), , 11/04/2012-14/04/2012, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom. | |
| 2012/01 | “Business Networks in the Transatlantic Slave Trade: Insights from Dutch and Portuguese source materials, 1580-1674”. EURESCL Project – Final Conference: Enslavement, Identity and Cross-Cultural Exchanges, 24/01/2012-26/01/2012, Wilberforce Institute for the study of Slavery and Emancipation (WISE), University of Hull, United Kingdom. | |
| 2012/01 | "Labor relations in Mozambique, 1500-1800: position paper" Third Meeting of the African Group of the Collaboratory of Global History of Labor Relations, 14/01/2012, International Institute of Social History - African Office, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. | |
| 2012/01 | “In the shadow of the formal empire: private cooperation in the trade with Western Africa, 1580-1674”. International Workshop: Formal and Informal Empire: Portuguese Relations with the Non-European World, 13/01/2012, King’s College London, United Kingdom. | |
| 2012/01 | “Dutch Brazil – Angola relations in the context of the South Atlantic: States, Companies and Merchants, c.1630-1654”. Panel: “Shaping the South Atlantic Complex: Networks and Exchanges, 1500-1822”. American Historical Association Annual Meeting (AHA), 05/01/2012-08/01/2012, Chicago, United States of America. | |
| 2011/11 | “Seventeenth-century Brazil: in-between institutional empires, informal networks, the South Atlantic- and the Global Economies”. International workshop: The pursuit of Empire: The Dutch and Portuguese Colony of Brazil, 1621-1668, 10/11/2011-11/11/2011, Leiden, The Netherlands. | |
| 2011/11 | "Setting up a new World Urban Populations dataset," Workshop CLIO-INFRA Collaboratory for Urban Population: setting a world databank. Project CLIO-INFRASTRUCTURE, 24/11/2011, Utrecht, The Netherlands. | |
| 2011/11 | “The CLIO-INFRA Urban Popoulation World Bank: goals and preliminary model,” Workshop CLIO-INFRA Collaboratory for Urban Population: setting a world databank. Project CLIO-INFRASTRUCTURE, 24/11/2011, Utrecht, The Netherlands. | |
| 2011/11 | “Private Businessmen in the Angolan trade, 1590s-1780s: an insight on Insurance, Commerce, Agency and Networks from the Amsterdam Notarial Records”. Panel: “Cross-cultural Exchange on the West Central African Coast and Western Africa, 1600-1850”. Conveners: Dr. Mariana P. Candido (Princeton University). ASA – African Studies Association – Annual Meeting, 17/11/2011-20/11/2011, Washington DC, United States of America. | |
| 2011/07 | “European States and mobility in Pre-Colonial Africa: Portugal’s migration policies for São Tomé and Angola (16th-19th centuries)”. International Workshop: Theorising the State and Mobility in Africa, , 30/07/2011– 05/08/2011, organized by Darshan Vigneswaran (Marx Plank Institute) and Joel Quirk (University of Hull – WISE), and sponsored by the British Academy. Maputo, Mozambique. | |
| 2011/05 | "The forgotten past: slave trade, slavery and abolition in the Portuguese High School Education”. Colloque Enseigner les traits, les esclavages, leurs abolitions et leur héritages. Question sensibles, recherches actuelles, 18/05/2011-20/05/2011. Paris, France. | |
| 2011/05 | “(with Cátia Antunes), “In Nomine Domini et In Nomine Rex Regis: Inquisition, persecution and royal finances in Portugal, 1580-1715”. International XLIII Study Week: Religion and Religious Institutions in European Economy. 1000-1800, organized by the International Institute of Economic History “F. Datini”, 8/05/2011-15/05/2011. Prato, Italy. | |
| 2011/04 | “The Portuguese Inquisition and the Amsterdam’s Notarial Contracts: two forgotten archives for the study of Jewish Migration History”. International Conference: The Archive and Jewish Migration: From Antiquity to the Present”, 11/04/2011-13/04/2011, Isaac and Jessie Kaplan Centre for Jewish Studies and Research, University of Cape Town, South Africa. Cape Town, South Africa. | |
| 2011/01 | ¿"Portugal-Holanda, estratégias de colonização na Costa Ocidental Africana no séc. XVII¿ [Portugal-Holland: strategies of colonization in the Western Coast of Africa in the 17th century]. International Workshop: Fantasias imperiais e crises coloniais ¿ 1500-1975, 15/01/2011-16/01/2011, Department of History, University of Porto. Porto, Portugal. | |
| 2011/01 | “Silencing the embarrassments of empire: slave trade, slavery and abolition in Portuguese education”. Multi-session Workshop: “Teaching Slavery and Abolition in the Twenty-First Century: I and II. American Historical Association Annual Meeting, 06/01/2011-09/01/2011. Boston, United States of America. | |
| 2010/12 | “Looking Beyond rivalry: Dutch-Portuguese cooperation for the Western African Trade (1580-1674)”. International Conference: Portugal at the Confluence of the Overseas Trade Routes, 03/12/2010-04/12/2010, Centre of Overseas History, New University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal. | |
| 2010/09 | (with Cátia Antunes), “The Inquisition in Brazil: Targeting and profiling a colonial society (1536-1821)”. International Conference: From Iberian Kingdoms to Atlantic Empires: Spain, Portugal, and the New World, 1250-1700, 17/09/2010-18/09/2010 September, Nanovic Institute for European Studies, University of Notre Dame, South Bend IN., United States of America. | |
| 2010/09 | (with Stacey Sommerdyk), “The Dutch memory of the slave trade: “what a pity it’s riddled with bullet holes?”. International Workshop: Imagining Slavery: National Representations of the History of Slavery and Abolition, 08/09/2010, Danish National Archives and the Wilberforce Institute for the study of Slavery and Emancipation, University of Hull, United Kingdom. Copenhagen, Denmark. | |
| 2010/06 | (with Cátia Antunes), “The Western African trade and the Slave trade in the business portfolio of Amsterdam’s entrepreneurs and businessmen (1580s-1670s)”. International Conference: The impact of the Atlantic Worlds on the “Old Worlds” in Europe and Africa from the Fifteenth to the Nineteenth Centuries, 7/06/2010-9/06/2010, University of Nantes,. antes, France. | |
| 2010/05 | (with Stacey Sommerdyk), “Reexaming the Slave Trade on the West Central African Coast: Looking behind the Numbers”. The Slave Voyage Database and African Economic History: A Workshop, 03/05/2010, organized by José C. Curto and Paul E. Lovejoy at the Harriet Tubman Institute, York University. York, Canada. | |
| 2010/04 | “European fiscal frameworks, African taxation practices and the slave trade (15th-18th centuries): the Portuguese fiscal system and the slave trade in the Atlantic and Western Africa, a case study”. International Conference: Legal Structures and Localised Practices of Slavery, from the Fourteenth to the Nineteenth Century, 13/04/2010-15/04/2010, organized by the EURESCL project (Slave Trade, Slavery, Abolitions and their Legacies in European Histories and Identities) 7th PCRD | |
| 2009/11 | “Free and forced migration in the Portuguese Atlantic, 1580s-1670s: Western Africa as a case study”. International Conference: Bridging Two Oceans: Slavery in Indian and Atlantic Worlds, 19/11/2009-22/11/2009, organized by the Wilberforce Institute for the Study of Slavery and Emancipation, University of Hull, and held at Iziko Slave Lodge Museum. Cape Town, South Africa. | |
| 2009/09 | “African Labour and European Migration in Pre-Colonial West Africa: Dutch and Portuguese Migrants and African Slave and Free Workers, 1580s-1670s”. VI International Conference on African Labour: Slavery, Migration, and Contemporary Bondage in Africa, 23/09/2009-25/09/2009, organized by the Wilberforce Institute for the Study of slavery and Emancipation, University of Hull. Hull, United Kingdom. | |
| 2009/09 | “West-African Intra-continental Trade and European Atlantic Empires: Dutch and Portuguese in Comparative Perspective: 1580s-1670s”. International Conference: Rethinking Africa and the Atlantic World, 3/09/2009-6/09/2009, organized by the Department of History, Stirling University. Stirling, Scotland, United Kindgom. | |
| 2009/07 | (with Cátia Antunes), “Atlantic cross-cultural entrepreneurship: An insight in West Africa, 1580-1674”, African Seminar, 12/07/2009-23/07/2009, organized by the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture (Williamsburg, Virginia) and the International Institute for Advanced Study of Cultures, Institutions and Economic Enterprise (Accra, Ghana). Accra, Ghana. | |
| 2009/06 | “The “Guinea of Cape Verde” in the “Dutch” private investment and business networks (c.1590-1674)”. International Conference: Brokers of Change: Atlantic commerce and Cultures in Pre-colonial "Guinea of Cape Verde, 11/06/2009-13/06/2009, organized by the Centre of West African Studies at the University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom. | |
| 2009/01 | “Networking across empires: Dutch, Sephardim and Portuguese business and commercial webs for the Atlantic slave trade (1580-1674)”. American Historical Association (AHA): 123rd Annual Meeting, 02/01/2009-05/01/2009, New York, United States of America. | |
| 2008/08 | “The role of Brazil in the Dutch and the Portuguese Slave Trade (1580s-1670s)”. XV Congreso Internacional de AHILA: 1808-2008: Crisis Y problemas en el Mundo Atlántico, 26/08/2008-29/08/2008, organized by the Department of Latin-American Studies, Leiden University. Leiden, The Netherlands. | |
| 2007/09 | “The Portuguese slave trade circuits in the ‘Iberian Atlantic’ (1580-1640)”, International Conference: Beyond Slavery in the Iberian Atlantic: Rethinking the Iberian Atlantic, 13/09/2007-15/09/2007, organized by the University of Liverpool, National Museum Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom. | |
| 2007/04 | “Transferring European Fiscal Systems Overseas: The Portuguese home and colonial fiscal systems: a comparison”. International XXXIX Study Week: Tax System in European Economy, 13th to 18th centuries, 22/04/2007–26/04/2007, International Institute of Economic History “F. Datini”. Prato, Italy. | |
| 2006/08 | “Portuguese and urban settlements on the West African Coast: European city planning and African communities”. Eighth International Conference: on Urban History: Urban Europe in Comparative Perspective, 30/08/2006- – 02/09/ 2006, European Association for Urban History, Stockholm, Sweden. | |
| 2006/07 | “New Christians or Sephardim Jews? The Portuguese Inquisition in the colonies of the West Coast of Africa (1536-1800)”. Eighth European Association for Jewish Studies Congress: Past and Present perspectives in Jewish Studies, 23/07/2006—27/07/2006, European Association for Jewish Studies. Moscow, Russia. | |
| 2006/05 | “Dutch and Portuguese Slave Trade to Brazil: a comparative approach (1630-1650)”. International Workshop: African slave trades and African slavery in a global perspective, 18/05/2006, African Studies Centre. Leiden, the Netherlands. | |
| 2003/06 | ¿L¿'Inquisition aux Iles du Cap Vert, Guinée et São Tomé e Príncipe" [The Inquisition in the Islands of Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, and São Tomé and Príncipe], Colloque: L¿'Inquisition et l¿'Afrique, 2/6/2003, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Paris, France. |
Orientação
| Título / Tema Papel desempenhado |
Curso (Tipo) Instituição / Organização |
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|---|---|---|
| 2018 - Atual | Comércio, Cooperação e Conflito na Costa Ocidental Africana (Séculos XV-XVI). Para Além do Tráfico Transtlântico de Escravos"
Coorientador
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História (Doutoramento)
Universidade do Porto Faculdade de Letras, Portugal
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Organização de evento
| Nome do evento Tipo de evento (Tipo de participação) |
Instituição / Organização | |
|---|---|---|
| 2018/09 - Atual | (with Matthias van Rossum, Stefano Bellucci, Jacqueline Rutte and Els Kuperus, and Marcel van der Linden): European Network of Labour History – Third Conference. 18/09/2019 – 21/09/2019. International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. (2019/09) | |
| 2018/06 - Atual | (with Amélia Polónia), Final Workshop of the Project “Population, Labour and Wealth (PLW): A Databank for the study of the economic and Social history of early modern Portugal. 21/06/2019. University of Porto, Faculty of Arts, Porto, Portugal. (2019/06) | |
| 2017/11 - Atual | (with Hélder Carvalhal and Amélia Polónia), Double-Panel: “Gender, Labour and Wealth in Portugal and the Portuguese Empire, 1500s-1900s,” 38th Annual Meeting of the Portuguese Association of Economic and Social History /38o Encontro da Associação Portuguesa de História Económica e Social. 16/11/2018 – 17/11/2018, University of Lisbon, Portugal. (2018/11) | |
| 2017/01 - Atual | (co-organized with Paulo Teodoro de Matos, New University of Lisbon, Portugal). Panel: “Occupations and Labour Relations in the Mediterranean Basin, c. 1800-2000: Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece in comparative perspective”. European Social Sciences and History Conference (ESSHC). 04/04/2018 – 0704/2018, Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. (2018/04) | |
| 2016/07 - Atual | (co-organized with Karin Pallaver, University of Bologna, Italy): Panel: “African Women at Work in Historical Perspective: New Methods for the study of female inequality in economic participation, 1800-2000”. 18th World Economic History Congress (WEHC). 29/07/2018 – 03/08/2018, MIT, Cambridge, Boston, United States of America. (2018/07) | |
| 2015/06 - Atual | (co-organized with Karin Pallaver, University of Bologna, Italy): Double-Panel: “African Women at Work during the rise and fall of colonial rule in sub-Saharan Africa, 1800-2000: New Research Methods (Parts 1 and 2)”. 5th ENIUGH Congress: Ruptures, Empires and Revolutions. 31/08/2017 – 03/09/2017, Budapest, Hungary. (2017/08) | |
| 2014/06 - Atual | Roundtable: “Studying African History and Diaspora through the lens of Inquisitorial sources”, III Simposio Internacional de Estudios Inquisitoriales: Nuevas Fronteras, 10/06/2015-12/06/2015, Faculty of Law, University of Alcalá de Henares, Spain. (2015/06) | |
| 2013/09 - Atual | (with Cátia Antunes, Leiden University, The Netherlands), Panel: “Imagined and Imagining Cities: Conquest and Appropriation of Unknown Worlds”, 12th International Conference on Urban History: Cities in Europe – Cities in the World, 03/09/2014-06/09/2014, New University of Lisbon, Portugal. (2014/09) | |
| 2013/01 - Atual | First International Meeting: East-West Connections, Exchanges and Encounters, 16th-19th centuries, University of Macau, Macau, SAR China, 11 November. With António V. de Saldanha (Department of History and Centre of Macau Studies). (2013/11) | |
| 2012/05 - Atual | (With Sónia S. Ferreira and Paulo Teodoro de Matos (New University of Lisbon/Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal), Second Workshop of the Group for the study of Labour Relations in the Lusophone World. 16/10/2012. Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas, Lisbon, Portugal. (2012/10) | |
| 2012/05 - Atual | Panel: “Rivalry and conflict? Dutch-Portuguese colonial exchanges, 1580-1715,” CHAM Conference – Colonial (mis)understandings, 17/07/2013-20/07/2013. Portuguese Center for Global History, New University of Lisbon, Portugal. (2013/07) | |
| 2012/01 - Atual | (With Karin Hofmeester), First Workshop of the Group for the study of Labour Relations in the Lusophone World. 10/05/2012. International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. (2012/05) | |
| 2011/09 - Atual | Workshop CLIO-INFRA Collaboratory for Urban Population: setting a world databank. Project CLIO-INFRASTRUCTURE, 24/11/2011. Utrecht, The Netherlands. (2011/11) | |
| 2011/01 - Atual | (With Cátia Antunes, Leiden University, The Netherlands), Panel: “Shaping the South Atlantic Complex: Networks and Exchanges, 1500-1822”, American Historical Association Annual Meeting (AHA) , 05/01/2012-08/01/2012, Chicago, United States of America. (2012/01) | |
| 2010/01 - Atual | (With Joel Quirk (WISE, University of Hull, United Kingdom), Multi-session Workshop “Teaching slavery and Abolition in the Twenty-First century: I and II”, 2011 American Historical Association Annual Meeting (AHA). 06/01/2011 – 09/01/2011. Boston, United States of America. (2011/01) | |
| 2015/09 - 2017/06 | (with Matthias van Rossum and Bas van Leeuwen), Chair of the monthly Lecture Series of the International Institute of Social History. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. (2016/09) |
Participação em evento
| Descrição da atividade Tipo de evento |
Nome do evento Instituição / Organização |
|
|---|---|---|
| 2019/04 - Atual | Discussant: International Institute of Social History Seminar Series: Lecture by Max. M. Menz, “From the Sea to the Hinterlands: Profits and Risks in the slave trade from Angola, c. 1740-1807,” 02/04/2019, International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | |
| 2018/05 - Atual | Discussant: N.W. Posthumus Institute Conference. 24/05//2018 – 25/05/2018, Utrecht. Netherlands. . Paper discussed: Thomas Mareite, “ Looking for Freedom in the Borderlands: Fugitive Slaves, Free Soil and Settlement in early independent Mexico”. | |
| 2017/08 - Atual | Discussant: Panel: “Ruptures, Empires, Revolutions: Social, Political, Economic and Demographic change in perspective of colonial transition in Africa”. Conveners: Donatella Strangio (Sapienza Univ., Rome, Italy) and Jacob Weisdorf (University of Southern Denmark, Odense). 5th ENIUGH Congress: Ruptures, Empires and Revolutions. 31/08/2017 – 03/09/2017, Budapest, Hungary. | |
| 2017/08 - Atual | Discussant: Panel: “Smuggling in the early modern world: revolution or business as usual? (Parts 1 and 2)”. Convener: Felicia Gottman (Dundee University, United Kingdom). 5th ENIUGH Congress: Ruptures, Empires and Revolutions. 31/08/2017 – 03/09/2017, Budapest, Hungary. | |
| 2017/06 - Atual | Discussant: N.W. Posthumus Institute Conference. 01/06/2017 – 02/06/2017. Nijmegen, The Netherlands. Paper discussed: Edgar Pereira, “Government contracts and Merchant banking in Habsburg Portugal. The Business Portfolio of Silveira Merchant House (1625-1641)”. | |
| 2016/11 - Atual | Discussant: International Workshop Slave Trade in the Indian Ocean and Indonesian Archipelago Worlds (16th to 19th century). 11 Nov 2016. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | |
| 2016/05 - Atual | Discussant: N.W. Posthumus Institute Conference. 27/05/2016 – 28/05/2016. Wageningen, The Netherlands. Paper discussed: Julie Svalastog, “The development of England’s Early Modern Trade with Africa: Merchant companies of the 17th century.” | |
| 2015/11 - Atual | Discussant: International Workshop: "Challenging monopolies, building global empires - VIDI Project. 17/11/2015. Leiden, The Netherlands. | |
| 2015/10 - Atual | Discussant: Runaways: Desertion and Mobility in Global Labour History, c. 1650-1850. 21/10/2015 – 24/10/2015. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. |
Júri de grau académico
| Tema Tipo de participação |
Nome do candidato (Tipo de grau) Instituição / Organização |
|
|---|---|---|
| 2020/05/28 | A Contractor Empire. Public Private Partnerships and Overseas Expansion in Habsburg Portugal (1580-1640)
Arguente
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Edgar F. Cravo Bertrand Pereira (Doutoramento)
Universiteit Leiden, Países Baixos
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| 2019/09/30 | “Between West Africa and America: The Angolan slave trade in the Portuguese and Spanish Atlantic Empires (1560-1641)”.
Arguente
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Miguel Geraldes Rodrigues (Doutoramento)
European University Institute, Itália
|
| 2018/12/04 | “An Anatomy of colonial states and fiscal regimes in Portuguese Africa: Long-terms transformations in Angola and Mozambique,
1850s-1970s”. Wageningen University, The Netherlands (Date: 04/12/2018).
Arguente
|
Kleoniki Alexopoulou (Doutoramento)
Wageningen University & Research, Países Baixos
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| 2018/10/30 | “Sociabilidade no Brasil Neerlandês (160-1654)”. Leiden University, The Netherlands (Date: 30/10/2018).
Arguente
|
Lucia Furqim Weneck Xavier (Doutoramento)
Universiteit Leiden, Países Baixos
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| 2018/09/19 | “Mastering the Worst of Trades: England’s early Africa companies and their trades, 1618-1672”.
Arguente
|
Julie M. Svalastog (Doutoramento)
Universiteit Leiden, Países Baixos
|
| 2018/03/22 | "The Agency of Empire: Personal Connections and Individual Strategies in the Shaping of the French Early Modern Expansion
(1686-1746)¿"
Arguente
|
Elisabeth Heijmans (Doutoramento)
Universiteit Leiden, Países Baixos
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| 2017/09/06 | “A comparative history of commercial transition in three West African slave trading economies, 1630-1860”.
Arguente
|
Angus E. Dalrymple-Smith (Doutoramento)
Wageningen University & Research, Países Baixos
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Arbitragem científica em revista
| Nome da revista (ISSN) | Editora | |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 - Atual | Ler Historia (ISSN 0870-6182) | |
| 2018 - Atual | Portuguese Journal of Sephardic Studies / Cadernos de Estudos Sefarditas | Cátedra de Estudos Sefarditas Älberto Benveniste”, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal |
| 2017 - Atual | International Review of Social History (0020-8590) | Cambridge University Press |
Curso / Disciplina lecionado
| Disciplina | Curso (Tipo) | Instituição / Organização | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020/10 - 2021/12 | The Posthumus Research Master Programme Global Economic and Social History. Posthumus Research Master College: Debates in Global and Economic History. (with Matthias van Rossum). International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | Research Master College: Debates in Global and Economic History (Master) | Posthumus Institute, Países Baixos |
| 2018/10 - 2018/12 | The Posthumus Research Master Programme Global Economic and Social History. Posthumus Research Master College: Debates in Global and Economic History. (with Matthias van Rossum). International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | Research Master Programme | Posthumus Institute, Países Baixos |
| 2014 - 2015 | Master in History, Department of History, University of Macau, SAR China. Seminar: Advanced Reading Seminar | History (Master) | University of Macau, Macau |
| 2014 - 2015 | Programme: General Education Programme, University of Macau, SAR China. Course: Global Issues in History and Culture. Topic taught: Child Labour in Modern and Historical Perspective | General Education Programme (Bachelor) | University of Macau, Macau |
| 2013 - 2015 | Programme: BA Major and Minor in História, Department of History, University of Macau Macau, SAR China. Courses taught: - Historical Theory and Practice - Senior History Writing Seminar I and I - Asian Maritime History - Western Civilizations II - Introduction to Western Civilization - History of Portugal and the Portuguese Empire | History (Bachelor) | University of Macau, Macau |
| 2013 - 2014 | Programme: General Education Programme, University of Macau, SAR China. Course: Global Issues in History and Culture. Topic taught: Unfree Labour and Labour Migration in Modern and Historical Perspective; | General Education Programme (Bachelor) | University of Macau, Macau |
Entrevista / Programa (rádio / tv)
| Programa | Tema | |
|---|---|---|
| 2018/03 - 2018/03 | TV Documentary series: Slavery Routes: A History of the Slave Trade from the 7th century to the present day. Co-directors: Daniel Cartier, Juan Gelas, co-produced by ARTE France and supported by other national and international partners, and supported by the UNESCO¿s Slave Route Project. | History of Slave Trade |
Membro de associação
| Nome da associação | Tipo de participação | |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 - Atual | Member of the ENCHOS: The European Network for the Comparative History of European Population, Geography and Occupational Structure, 1500-1900. | Member |
| 2018 - Atual | Member of the ESTA – Network for Exploring Slave Trade in Asia. | Member |
| 2017 - Atual | Member of APHES - Associação Portuguesa de História Económica e Social | Member |
| 2014 - Atual | Member of the ENIUGH: European Network on Universal and Global History | Member |
| 2009 - Atual | Member of DUTCHCULTURE – Network and knowledge organization for international cultural cooperation | Member |
Membro de comissão
| Descrição da atividade Tipo de participação |
Instituição / Organização | |
|---|---|---|
| 2016 - Atual | Member of the Advisory Board of the Series Colonial and Global History through Dutch Sources, Leiden University Press.
Consultor
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Universiteit Leiden, Países Baixos |
| 2016 - Atual | Member of the Scientific Committee of the New Series Sources and Inventories /Fontes e Inventários, CIDEHUS (Interdisciplinary
Centre of History, Culture and Societies of the University of Évora, Portugal / Centro Interdisciplinar de História, Culturas
e Sociedades da Universidade de Évora, Portugal).
Membro
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Universidade de Évora Centro Interdisciplinar de História Culturas e Sociedades, Portugal |
| 2018/06/19 - 2018/06/19 | Member of the Search Committee for the appointment of a Postdoctoral Research Fellow. CITCEM: Transdisciplinary Research Centre
«Culture, Space and Memory», Faculty of Arts, University of Porto, Portugal.
Membro
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Universidade do Porto Faculdade de Letras, Portugal |
| 2016/10 - 2016/11 | Member of the Search Committee for the appointment of a Post-doctoral candidate for the Project: Slaves, Commodities and Logistics.
International Institute of Social History and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Membro
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Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Países Baixos |
| 2015/12 - 2015/12 | Member of the Search Committee for the appointment of one Post-doctoral candidate for ERC Start-up Project: Regional industrialization
in Northwestern Europe and China, ca. 1800-present. International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Membro
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International Institute of Social History - Research Deparment - Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Países Baixos |
| 2015/09 - 2015/09 | Member of the Search Committee for the appointment of one PhD candidate for ERC Start-up Project: Regional industrialization
in Northwestern Europe and China, ca. 1800-present. International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Membro
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International Institute of Social History - Research Deparment - Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Países Baixos |
| 2015/01 - 2015/05 | Member of the Search Committee for Assistant, Associate and Full Professor in World e Global History, Department of History,
University of Macau, SAR China.
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University of Macau, Macau |
| 2015/01 - 2015/05 | Member of the Search Committee for Assistant, Associate and Full Professor in History of East-West Interactions, Department
of History, University of Macau, SAR China.
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University of Macau, Macau |
Outro júri / avaliação
| Descrição da atividade | Instituição / Organização | |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 - Atual | Peer-review of Article for Journal of Global History | |
| 2020 - Atual | Peer-review of article for Early Modern Low Countries | |
| 2020 - Atual | Peer-review of entry for the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African History | |
| 2019 - Atual | Peer-review of article for Revista Ler História | |
| 2019 - Atual | Peer-review of Special Issue for the International Review of Social History | |
| 2018 - Atual | Peer-review of book proposal for Bloomsbury Publishing (UK) | |
| 2015 - Atual | Peer-review of article for Itinerario: International Journal on the History of European Expansion and Colonial Interactions | |
| 2015 - Atual | Peer-review of article for the Journal of World History | |
| 2014 - Atual | Peer-review of article for the African Journal of History and Culture | |
| 2014 - Atual | Peer-review of book proposal for De Gruyter Open | |
| 2014 - Atual | Peer-review of article for the International Labor and Working-Class History (USA) | |
| 2014 - Atual | Peer-review of article for the Journal of World Historical Information (USA) | |
| 2014 - Atual | Peer-review of article for the Portuguese Studies Review (Canada) | |
| 2021/02/03 - 2021/02/03 | PhD Basic Training Individual Assessment – Robert , PhD Candidate Robert Keenan | Posthumus Institute, Países Baixos |
| 2019/04/04 - 2019/04/04 | PhD Basic Training Individual Assessment – Sophie Rose, PhD Candidate | Posthumus Institute, Países Baixos |
| 2017/09 - 2017/12 | Member of the Jury of the Volkskrant-IISH MA Thesis Award. International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | International Institute of Social History - Research Deparment - Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Países Baixos |
| 2016/09 - 2016/12 | Member of the Jury of the Volkskrant-IISH MA Thesis Award. International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. | International Institute of Social History - Research Deparment - Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Países Baixos |
| 2016 - 2016 | External Peer-reviewer for the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) - Investigator Grants. | Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, Portugal |
| 2015 - 2015 | External Peer-reviewer for the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) - Investigator Grants. | Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, Portugal |
| 2012 - 2012 | External Peer-reviewer for Grant Applications submitted to the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). | Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC, Canadá |