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Dr Tijl Vanneste
Honorary Associate Research Fellow
Research
I am mainly interested in the development of international commerce in the early modern period, and consequences regarding globalization, modernity and the forging of identities. I advocate a socio-cultural approach to economic history, and research interests are cross-cultural trading networks, diasporas and global connections of different kinds linking different actors such as merchants and seamen. Wider areas include history of the Mediterranean, Brazilian history and Atlantic history.
Publications
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2011
- Vanneste T. (2011) Global Trade and Commercial Networks: Eighteenth-Century Diamond Merchants, Pickering & Chatto Ltd.
2006
- Vanneste T. (2006) O diplomata e desenhista Benjamin Mary e as relações da Bélgica com o Império do Brasil, O diplomata e desenhista Benjamin Mary e as relações da Bélgica com o Império do Brasil, Editora Linha Aberta.