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FUJITA Kayoko

Department / Course College of Global Liberal Arts Department of Global Liberal Arts

Title / Position Professor

Academic conference presentation
1.	2019/08/06	Teaching Japanese History in the Globalisation/Internationalisation of Japan's Higher Education: From the Cases of 'Top Global Universities' of Japan (Symposium on Globalizing University History Education: Diversity, Trans-borders and Intersectionality)
2.	2018/08/03	Japanese Silver in Early Modern Maritime Asia: Dutch Metal Trade in the Asian Maritime Trade Networks in the 17th Century (XVIIIth World Economic History Congress)
3.	2018/07/12	The Hybridisation of Japanese Textiles in Early Modern Globalization: Textile Imports, Consumer Culture, and the Domestication of Exotics (Symposium on Fashioning Colors: News Perspectives on Japanese Woodblock Prints. Jointly organised by the Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures (Norwich, U.K.) and the Worcester Art Museum (Worcester, MA, U.S.A.))
4.	2015	From a 'Secluded Country' to a 'Small Empire': Reinterpretation of the Spatial Structure of Tokugawa Japan from a Global Perspective (13th Asia Pacific Conference)
5.	2015	How to locate Japan in global history: The Eurasian protected zone or Sino-centred East Asia? (International Workshop on Writing Global History from Southeast Asian Perspectives: In Honor of Professor Victor Lieberman’s 70th Birthday)
6.	2015	Small-Scale Business by the Employees of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) in the Shogun's Port of Nagasaki (XVIIth World Economic History Congress)
7.	2015	Textile Cultures and the Tokugawa Economy: On Foreign Trade, Import Substitution, and the Changing Material Culture (International Symposium on Histories of Japanes Art and their Global Contexts: New Directions)
8.	2015	The Monetary System of Tokugawa Japan and the Market-Oriented Production of Marine Goods (Panel 'Deflation, money and commodities: Maritime Asia and its linkages to the Americas in the first half of the 19th century’(organised by Wakimura Kohei and Fujita Kayoko), XVIIth World Economic History Congress)
9.	2014	Changing Commodity Flows and the Spatial Structure of the Tokugawa Shogunate: Rethinking Tokugawa Economy in World History (European Association for Japanese Studies International Conference)
10.	2014	Nagasaki in the Asian Trading Networks in the 17th Century (Fourth Asian Historical Economics Conference)
11.	2014	The Local Monetary System and the Changes in Foreign Trade of Tokugawa Japan, ca. 1750-1850 (International Workshop on 'International Trade, Local Monetary Systems, and Agriculture during the World Deflation in the First Half of the 19th Century')
12.	2013	Comments on the Paper 'The Dutch East India Company and Asian Raw Silk: From Iran to Bengal via China and Vietnam': From the View Point of Maritime Asian History (International Workshop on the Dutch East India Company and Asian Raw Silk)
13.	2012	The Tokugawa Shogunate as a Small Empire in Northeast Asia: Changing Commodity Flows and the Spatial Structure of the Japanese Economy, 1600-1850 (Panel 'Big Empires, Small Empires: Commercial Networks and Socio-economic Structures of Politics in Early Modern Northeast and Southeast Asia' (organised by Fujita Kayoko), Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference)
14.	2012	Comments on the Papers: From the Perspective of Japanese History (57th International Conference of Eastern Studies)
15.	2011	The Tokugawa Shogunate as a Small Empire in the Realm of East Asia: Changing Commodity Flows and the Spatial Structure of the Japanese Economy, 1550-1850 (Workshop on Empires and Networks: Maritime Asian Experiences 9th to 19th Centuries (organised by Fujita Kayoko and Geoffrey Wade))
16.	2010	Teaching Histories of Globalisation in the Post-Colonial Asia Pacific Region (Symposium IV (Organised by FUJITA Kayoko): Global History under Globalisation: Current Issues in Research and Education, 60th Annual Conference of the Japan Society of Western History)
17.	2010	The Changing Culture of Silk in the Tokugawa Economy: On Foreign Trade and Import Substitution, ca.1550-1850 (Historical Systems of Innovation: The Culture of Silk in the Early Modern World (14th-18th Centuries))
18.	2009	Comments on the paper “Asia and British economic development 1750-1820” (6th Anglo-Japanese Conference of Historians: British history 1600-2000: expansion in perspective)
19.	2009	Global trade and the decorative arts of silver in the early modern world (XVth World Economic History Congress)
20.	2009	Maritime trade and the shogunal port of Nagasaki in early modern Japan (XVth World Economic History Congress)
21.	2008	The European Maritime Empires and Asian Commodity Flows: British and Dutch Trade Strategies in 17th- and 18th-Century East Asia from a Comparative Perspective (The Third Japanese-Korean Conference of British History "Region, Interchange and Culture in History", Japanese-Korean Forum for the Study of British History, Chonnam National University, Gwangju, South Korea, 12-14 November 2008)
22.	2007	Placing Early-Modern Japan within the Context of Global History: Some Recent Debates (Osaka University-NUS Roundtable on Asian and World History "Beyond National History", Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore, 22 May 2007)
23.	2006	A Passage to St. Louis: The Shibusawa Keizo Collection for the Museum of Commerce and the Exhibition 'Different Lands/Shared Experiences' (Panel "Shibusawa Keizo and the Possibilities of Social Science in Modern Japan", The 10th Asian Studies Conference Japan, International Christian University, Tokyo, 24-25 June 2006)
24.	2006	Maritime Trade and Peasant Economies: The Experience of Tokugawa Japan in a Global Perspective, ca. 1600-1800 (The Second COE-ARI Joint Workshop on Dynamic Rimlands and Open Heartlands: Maritime Asia as a Site of Interactions, Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture, Nagasaki, 27-29 October 2006)
25.	2006	The Economic Expansionism and Ideology of Tokugawa Japan and its Peripheries: A Case Study from Early Modern East Asia (Late 16th - Mid-19th Century) (Workshop on Asian Expansions: The Historical Processes of Polity Expansion in Asia, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore, Singapore, 12-13 May 2006)
26.	2005	Cotton Textile Imports and Domestic Markets of Tokugawa Japan (1603-1867): The Cases of the Dutch East India Company and Chinese Maritime Traders (The GEHN Pune conference “Meanings of Trade: Textiles and the World Economy 1500-1820”, The Global Economic History Network, the Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune, India, 18-20 December 2005)
27.	2005	Different Lands/Shared Experience: An Examination of the Making Process of a Cross-Cultural Exhibition and Museum Visitors' Perceptions (The 11th International Conference, European Association for Japanese Studies, Vienna, Austria, 30 August-3 September 2005)
28.	2004	In the Twilight of the Silver Century: A Re-examination of Dutch Metal Trade in the Asian Maritime Trade Networks (The First COE-ARI Joint Workshop on Northeast Asia in Maritime Perspective: A Dialogue with Southeast Asia, Naha, Okinawa, 29-30 October 2004)
29.	2004	The European Presence in Early-Modern East and Southeast Asia: An Examination of the Concept of Early-Modern Empire (The 18th IAHA Conference, Taipei, Taiwan, 6-10 December 2004)
30.	2003	Celebrating the Colonial Encounters: Dutch Heritage and the Absence and the Presence of Postcolonial Discourses in the Netherlands and Asia (The 9th Annual Meeting, European Association of Archaeologists, St. Petersburg, Russia, 10-14 September 2003)
31.	2003	On the Formation of 'the Japanese' in the Edo Period: A Re-examination of Female Migration and Marriage under the National Seclusion Policy (the 10th International Conference, European Association for Japanese Studies, Warsaw,　Poland, 28-31 August 2003)
32.	2003	The Imaginary Great Empire: Early Modern Japanese/Korean Relations through Dutch Eyes (Annual Conference, British Association for Japanese Studies, Sheffield, United Kingdom, 14-16 April 2003)
33.	2002	Caron, Hamel, and Witsen: Dutch Perspectives on Interstate Relations in Pre-Modern East Asia (Workshop "Travel, Travelers and Travel Literature in the Early Modern World: Describing the World", Florence, Italy, 18-19 November 2002)
34.	2002	The Shogunal Audience and the Hollanders in the Japanese World Order (Annual Conference, British Association for Japanese Studies, Nottingham, United Kingdom, 8-10 April 2002)
35.	2001	Unveiling an Alliance: Dutch Trade and the People of Nagasaki in the 17th and 18th Centuries (International Symposium of Islamic Area Studies, The Islamic Area Studies　Project, Kisarazu, Chiba, Japan, 5-8 October 2001)
36.	2000	Taiwan as a Transit Port of Precious Metals, 1632-1662 (The 4th Biennial Meeting, Forum on European Expansion and Global Interaction, St. Augustine, Florida, U.S.A., 17-19 February 2000)
37.	2000	Pursuing Tolerated Illegality: Commercial Activities by the VOC and Its Servants on Deshima in the 17th and 18th Centuries
38.	1998	The Trade in Precious Metals by the VOC in the 17th Century (The 1st Conference, ICAS International Convention of Asia Scholars, Noordwijkerhout, the Netherlands, 25-28 June 1998)
39.	1997	Bullion Trade by the Dutch East India Company in 17th-Century Japan and Taiwan (35th International Congress of Asian and North African Studies, Budapest, Hungary, 7-12 July 1997)
40.	1993	The VOC Bullion Trade in 17th Century Taiwan (The Second Symposium on the Historical Relations between the Netherlands and Japan, Het Japan-Nederland Instituut, Leiden, the Netherlands, 13 September 1993)