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Spain, China, and Japan in Manila, 1571-1644: Local Comparisons and Global Connections
Part I The Setting[-]Introduction[-]1 The Comparative Framework[-]Part II Cross-Cultural Encounters in the Philippines[-]2 The Foundations of a Global Stage [-]3 The Trilogy of Triangular Trade: Junk…
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A global history of Manila in the beginning of the Modern Era
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A Multitude of Actors in Early Modern Diplomacy
This special issue has been motivated by the drive to contextualize the role of individuals of various backgrounds in early modern foreign relations. All contributions cover a broad geographic scope…
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Marginal Players and Intra-network Connections : New Perspectives on the Manila Trade, c. 1640-1780
Manila’s far-reaching connections based on the trade in saltpeter have received little attention in the entangled histories of the Indian Ocean and the China Seas. Military supplies were not only in…
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Introduction. Gift and Tribute in Early Modern Diplomacy: Afro-Eurasian Perspectives
Gifts and tribute have become a mainstay of scholarship on early modern diplomacy, particularly in studies of intercultural contacts. While New Diplomatic History has shown that a much wider and…
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Book Review: The Perils of Interpreting: The Extraordinary Lives of Two Translators between Qing China and the British Empire by Henrietta Harrison
to Asia never a problem for the VOC in this period, but apparently a recurring issue for the EIC? There is more to be said here still. These points should serve as an impetus for further work along…
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Merely “Ad hoc” Diplomacy? A Global Historical Comparison of Early Modern Japanese–Spanish and Qing-Russian Foreign Relations
Merely “ad hoc” diplomacy? A global historical comparison of early modern Japanese–Spanish and Qing-Russian foreign relations
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Friend or foe? Intercultural diplomacy between Momoyama Japan and the Spanish Philippines in the 1590s
Friend or foe? Intercultural diplomacy between Momoyama Japan and the Spanish Philippines in the 1590s
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The Company and the Shogun: The Dutch Encounter with Tokugawa Japan . By Adam Clulow. Columbia Studies in International and Global History, New York: Columbia University Press, 2014. Pp. 352. ISBN…
vious scholarship on the topic of Japanese museum studies and visual culture. Its interdisciplinary perspective touches on many important issues relevant to the fields of art history, public culture,…
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Persistent Piracy in Philippine Waters
The chapter focuses on how piracy was rendered in Spanish records from the Philippine Islands from around 1570 to 1800. The author demonstrates that the label “pirate” was used to denote a wide…
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