FRIDAY, 28 MAY 2010

10.00am Welcome
Sven Beckert (Cambridge, USA)
Dominic Sachsenmaier (Durham, USA)
Julia Seibert (Trier, Germany)

10.15am Economic Development; Science
Chair: Ibrahima Thioub
(Dakar, Senegal)

Aditya Mukherjee (New Delhi, India):
Colonial India in the World
Economy and the Shaping of the
Modern British Economy

Marcel Ngandu Mutombo
(Lubumbashi, DR Congo):
La Dépendance de la Belgique du
Congo

Ken Pomeranz (Irvine, USA):
A New World of Growth: European
Industrialization in Global Context

Pratik Chakrabarti (Kent):
Globalization, Science and the History
of Conquest: The Non-West and the
making of Western Science

Comment: Marcel van der Linden
(Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Discussion

12.15—2.00pm: Lunch in the FRIAS-Lounge

2.00pm State Formation

Chair: Andreas Eckert (Berlin, Germany)

Jeremy Adelman (Princeton, USA):
The Extra-European Origins of
European Revolutions

Eric D. Weitz (Minneapolis, USA):
Imperial Governance and the
Shaping of the Modern European
State System

Jie-Hyun Lim (Seoul, South Korea):
The Impact of Colonialism on
European Forms of Mass Dictatorship

Comment: Mridula Mukherjee (New Delhi)
Discussion

4.00—4.30pm: Coffee break

6.00pm Keynote Address (FRIAS-Lecture room)
Enrique Dussel (Mexico City, Mexico):
Modern Europe in World History: A Non-
Eurocentric Interpretation

SATURDAY, 29 MAY 2010

9.00am Ideas and Political Cultures

Chair: Mridula Mukherjee (New Delhi, India)

Selçuk Esenbel (Bogazici, Turkey):
The Global Dimensions of
European Nationhood

Lamin Sanneh (New Haven, USA):
The Papacy and Lessons from
Africa: Gray’s Anatomy of
Christianity

Gauri Viswanathan (New York, USA):
Making Subjects: The Role of
Colonialism in European Mass-
Education Programs

Comment: David Simo (Yaoundé,
Cameroon)
Discussion

11.00—11.15am: Coffee break

11.15am Society and Culture

Chair: David Simo (Yaoundé, Cameroon)

Marcel van der Linden (Amsterdam,
Netherlands):
Outside In: How Colonial Managers
and Workers Shaped European
Labor Relatioins

Juergen Osterhammel (Constance,
Germany):
Global Horizons of European Musicmaking,
17th to early 20th Century

Naomi Davidson (Ottawa, Canada):
Colonial Islams, Metropolitan Islams:
Secularism and the Nation in France
and Britain

Jorge Liernur (Buenos Aires, Argentina):
Orientalism and Modern Architecture: The
'Flat Roof' Debate

Comment: Gauri Viswanathan (New York,
USA)

1.30—2.30pm: Lunch in the FRIAS-Lounge

2.30pm Concluding discussion

3.30pm End of conference