Institute for History Annual Report 2010 - O - Universiteit Leiden

Research leave, home and abroad
Spring (three months), guest researcher at the
University of Antwerp.
Miscellaneous
November 25: Lecture Master Seminar ‘War,
Material Culture and Local Memory’ at the
Victoria and Albert Museum London, United
Kingdom.
Drs. K.J. Fatah-Black, MPhil
Research
0.8 fte
Conference attendance
April 14: European Social Science and History
Conference, Ghent, Belgium. ‘Paramaribo’s intercolonial
connections’.
June 29: Dutch Atlantic Connections, ‘Curacao in
the Age of Revolutions’. ‘(Re)interpreting the
Curacao Revolution of 1796’.
June 30: Dutch Atlantic Connections, with Henk
den Heijer, ‘The Dutch in the Atlantic, a shifting
history from empire to networks and nodal
points’.
October 1: KNHG Autumnal congress ‘A New
Dutch Imperial History’, The Hague, The
Netherlands. ‘Eighteenth Century Surinamese-
Dutch Migration Circuits’.
Conference organization
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Spring 2010: Reading Group Atlantic History, with
Linda Rupert, KITLV.
Membership of boards and committees
Chair of the PhD council.
PhD-representative in the Board of Management
of the Institute for History.
National evaluation of Graduate Schools of the
Humanities.
Advisory and coordinating activities
October 10: Expertmeeting ‘Armazoenen en
cargazoenen: de impact van de trans-Atlantische
handel op Nederland, 1600-1900. NiNsee and IISG.
Klankbordgroep Nationaal Archief.
M. Gerrits MA
Research
1.0 fte
Conference attendance
April 13-16: ESSHC; lecture at the session Physical
environment and the shaping of social networks, 1500-
1900: ‘Feuding and party strife in a vacuum? The
spatial factor in noble conflict in late medieval
Frisia’, Gent, Belgium.
Publications
Gerrits, M.
Financiële relaties van Haarlem en Leiden met het
landsheerlijke bestuur, 1505-1518. Jaarboek der
economische en sociale geschiedenis van Leiden en