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Benjamin Elman
"Global Science and Comparative
History: Jesuits and Science
in China and Europe, 1600-1800"
Sheldon Pollock (keynote)
“Modernity, Knowledge, Comparison:
Knowledge Systems in the 17th Century Transition,”
David Arnold
“Science as Imperial Bio-Power:
Taxonomy and Toxicology in India’s Colonial
Encounter”
Antonio Barrera
“The Spanish American Empire,
Nature, and the Emergence of
Empiricism in the 16th-century Atlantic World”
Shankar Aswani
"Integrating Indigenous Ecological
Knowledge in the Design of
Marine Protected Areas in Oceania"
Damon Salesa
"Navigating the Brown Pacific:
Indigenous Knowledge, Colonialism, and Mobility"
Nancy Jacobs
“Winged Networks: Bird Migration
and Science Between Europe and Africa”
Fa-ti Fan
"Science in Cultural Encounter:
a New Perspective on Science
and Empire"
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