Institute for History Annual Report 2010 - O - Universiteit Leiden

interview with Anthony Reid. Itinerario, European
Journal of Overseas History, 34 (2), pp. 7-
18.
‘Ver sacrum, Hoe het ‘t Verzuymd Brazil en ‘t
Verwaerloosde Formosa verloren gingen in Maurits
Ebben e.e. eds, Alle streken van het kompas, Maritime
geschiedenis in Nederland. Zutphen: Walburg Pers
2010, pp. 147-174.
‘Overzeese verkenningen op het grensvlak van
geschiedenis en sociologie’ in Jacques van Hoof
e.a. eds, J.A.A. van Doorn en de Nederlandse
sociologie, de erfenis, het debat en de toekomst.
Amsterdam: Pallas Publications 2010. pp. 69-74.
(Bao Leshi), Kandejiande Chengshi, Dongya san
shanggang de shengshuai fuchenlu [Visible Cities],
Hangzhou: Jejiang Daxue Chubanse 2010. 120 pp.
Leonard Blussé & Cynthia Viallé, The Deshima
Daghregisters, 1661-1670. Vol. 11, Intercontinenta
Series XXIV, Leiden, 480 pp.
2010 Nagazumi Yoko ed., Large and Broad, The
Dutch Impact on Early Modern Asia, Essays in
Honor of Leonard Blussé. Tokyo: The Toyo Bunko
2010.
Prof. Dr. M.E. de Bruijn
Research
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Conference attendance
January 20: Presentation paper at the
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APAD conference ‘Mobile Communication: a new
research field in media studies, what is the place of
anthropology?’ Ouagadougou.
February 14: Public presentation/lecture:
‘Nomaden willen ook bereik, verandert Mobiele
telefonie Afrika?’, Museum voor Volkenkunde,
Leiden.
June 1-3: Connecting and change in African
societies: An example of ‘linking analysis’ in
anthropology. ‘Anthropological Connections: New
Spaces and New Networks’, CASCA, Montreal
Presentation paper, key-note.
October 8-10: SANPAD meeting; starting
workshop project on mobile telephony,
University of Cape Town, South Africa.
Dutch partner in this project.
November 19: ‘Belonging in a mobile world;
African cultures of mobility’. Presentation
Migration workshop Dakar (IFAN/IMI Oxford).
November 30: NOVIB-Oxfam, workshop in
Niamey. Preparation of research and meeting with
the team, project coordinator together with Kiky
van Til.
Invited lectures
May 4-5: Presentation paper (on invitation, but
due to illness not attended, paper will be
published) ‘Mobile Phone Communication in the
margins of Africa: continuity and change of
communication patterns and society’
(Mirjam de Bruijn & Inge Brinkman)
African Studies Centre, Leiden
Conference ‘ICT: Africa’s Revolutionary Tools for
the 21 st Century?’ Edinburgh, United Kingdom.