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International
Conference
6th
& 7th December, 2007
Venue:
Institute for Tourism Studies of
Macao
All members of
the public are welcome to attend!
(see registration details below)
Conference
languages: Mandarin and English, with simultaneous
interpreting
Macao has
played an important role as a centre of East-West trade
since it was first settled in the 16th
century. The city served as a base for several different
nations trading between Europe and Guangdong, Japan, the
Philippines and other areas in Southeast Asia. Thanks to
this rich past of international encounter, Macao
flourished in a unique way coming to a peak in the 18th
and early 19th centuries.
“Canton and
Nagasaki Compared, 1730-1830”, co-organized by the
Cultural Affairs Bureau of the Macao S.A.R. Government,
Sun Yat-sen University, Consulate General of the Kingdom
of the Netherlands in Guangzhou and Guangzhou Museum,
seeks to analyse and compare the Dutch, Chinese and
Japanese trading triangle and the roles of the port
cities of Guangzhou, Macao and Nagasaki.
Guest
speakers will cover the impact of the great
transformations that occurred in East Asia in the late
18th century and early 19th
century as a result of changes in global trade and power
relations, in a rich selection of papers, including:
“A
brief discussion on Pidgin Portuguese in Canton”
(Prof. Zhang Wenqin - Zhongshan University)
“Hansan Bay (1592), Penghu (1683), Ha Tien
(1781); Distant Battles and the Transformation
of Maritime East Asia”
(Prof. John E. Wills Jr. - University of
Southern California)
“The Financial Center “Macao” in 17th
Century Maritime Asia”
(Dr. Oka Mihoko - University of Tokyo)
“The Macao-Japan trade and its special link with
the Jesuits”
(Prof. Qi Yinping - Zhejiang University)
Language: Mandarin and English
(Simultaneous Interpretation)
Registration:
- all members of the
public are welcome to attend, subject to
availability of places (please register to be guaranteed a place!)
- a full Macao
conference package including meals, handouts,
field trip, etc is available for MOP 700 by cash
payment in person at the Macao Historical
Archives. Payment made by bank draft will cost
MOP 750 each, payment should be payable to "Conselho
Administrativo do Fundo de Cultura"
- Registration deadline
for full Macao package: November 23th
This conference is preceded by
a two-day conference in Sun Yat-sen University on the
same theme. Download the attached information sheet for
more details!
Enquiries: (853) 5986544
Download HERE the information sheet. 
Download HERE the abstracts.

Download
HERE the registration form.
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