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SUMMARY:(P09) Beyond the Netherlands: Histories of Entanglements between Europe and colonial Indonesia, ca. 1850—1940
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DESCRIPTION:Global and New Imperial Histories have fundamentally altered ou
 r understanding of the past in recent years. It appears that not only the f
 ormer colonies were affected by European imperialism, but also Europe itsel
 f. Numerous studies on the British and French empires have illustrated the 
 role institutions, people and knowledge from formerly colonized countries f
 or historical fields that for a long time were considered to be uniquely Eu
 ropean ‘inventions’ such as science, technology, trading know-how, human ri
 ghts and democracy. The debate on the former Dutch Empire in Southeast Asia
  has, however, remained rather restricted to the Netherlands themselves. Ye
 t, as ongoing research indicates, ‘flowbacks’ from colonial Indonesia reach
 ed far beyond the Dutch metropolis across national borders and into the Eur
 opean ‘hinterland’. Conversely, Javanese and other societies in the far-flu
 ng archipelago appropriated and transformed ideas not only from the Netherl
 ands, but from larger European spaces to which they entertained relationshi
 ps through various social networks.\n\nThis panel presents four examples fr
 om ongoing scholarship that illuminate the still fairly unknown history of 
 entanglements between larger European regions beyond the Netherlands and co
 lonial Indonesia during the time of the modern Dutch Empire. The panelists 
 explore these historical entanglements through archives in Germany, Austria
 , Switzerland, and Indonesia. Together they will sketch out a historical la
 ndscape from multiple perspectives with a call for more collaborative resea
 rch in the future.
URL:https://euroseas2021.org/panels/beyond-the-netherlands-histories-of-entanglements-between-europe-and-colonial-indonesia-ca-1850-1940
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