- Dates:
- 15 and 16 February 2012.
- Venue:
- Main Meeting Room, Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, University of Tokyo
- abstracts:
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- schedule >>
- Day One:
- Money as Social Circuit: anonymous currency and named credit (Toyota Foundation Research Project, D10-R-0091)
- 930-1010
Kuroda Akinobu , U Tokyo, Unfixed Money: Revisiting Global Monetary History from Mezzoscopic Viewpoint - Comments by Farley Grubb, U Delaware
- Chaired by Cha Myung Soo, Yeungnam
- 1020-1140
- Laurence Fontaine , CNRS, CMH-ENS-EHESS, Money as Social Circuit: The Circulation of Objects and Credit in Early Modern Europe
Leigh Gardner , London School of Economics, Money and Credit in Medieval Europe and Colonial Africa: A Comparative Study - Comments by Bruno Théret, CNRS, Paris IX
- Chaired by Patrice Baubeau, CNRS, Paris X
- 1330-1450
- Karin Pallaver , British Museum, Coping with multiple currencies: cowries, beads and rupees in early colonial Uganda
- Catherine Eagleton , British Museum, The thaler and the rupee: silver currencies, merchant communities, and European influence in Zanzibar, 1850-1880
- Comments by Georgina Gomez, Erasmus University
- Chaired Jan Lucassen, International Institute of Social History
- 1500-1620
- Jan Luccassen , International Institute of Social History, Wages and the production and circulation of currencies, India 1500-1900. Some preliminary remarks
- Shimada Ryuto , Seinan Gakuin U, Porcelain token in Thailand: The Chinese society and the Thai global and local conditions in the long nineteenth century
- Comments by Catherine Eagleton, British Museum and Ikemoto Yukio, U Tokyo
- Chaired by Karin Pallaver, British Museum
- 1630-1750
- Bruno Théret , CNRS, Paris IX, “The “bocade”, the currency of the Tucuman province in Argentina between 1985 and 2003: a case of monetary complementarity caused by locality”
- Georgina Gomez , Erasmus University, Why did a product have different prices in the complementary monetary circuits in Argentina? (1996-2006)
- Comments by Oh Doo Hwan, Inha
- Chaired by Laurence Fontaine, CNRS, CMH-ENS-EHESS
- Day Two:
- The complementarity among monies caused by temporality, seasonality, and locality in making transactions (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Research Project 22330102)
- 900-1100
- Kuroda Akinobu , U Tokyo, Paper Money Standard in 1935 China: Unification on the Top and Disunification on the Ground
- Kato Keiichiro , Ryutsu Kagaku U, Issuance of Private Note in Late Tokugawa Japan: the Case of the Itami Brewery Guild
- Oh Doo Hwan , Inha U, Circulation of specific credit called ‘Oe-Hoek’ and ‘Eo-Eum’ and their development in the latest Choson dynasty (Toyota Project)
- Comments by Michael Schiltz, U Tokyo
- Chaired by Sugihara Kaoru, Kyoto U
- 1110-1230‘Monetary Map in the Eastern Mediterranean in the Middle Ages’
- Hiroshi Kato , Hitotsubashi U, and Michiya Nishimura, Hitotsubashi U, Monetary History in the Eastern Mediterranean in the Middle Ages, judging from imitated coins
- Nishimura Michiya , Use of Money in the Byzantine Empire: Some Cases of the Transactions
- Kato Hiroshi , Reconsidering al-Maqrizi’s view on Money in the Medieval Egypt
- Comments by Georges Depeyrot, CNRS, ENS
- Chaired by Claudia Jefferies, City U London
- 1400-1520
- Farley Grubb , U Delaware, Is Paper Money Just Paper Money? Local Variation Across the Paper Monies Issued by North American Colonies and Why These Differences Mattered: 1690-1775
- Christopher Hanes , SUNY Binghamton, Harvests and Financial Crises in Gold-Standard America
- Comments by Patrice Baubeau, CNRS, Paris X
- Chaired by Leigh Gardener, London School of Economics
- 1530-1730
- Georges Depeyrot , CNRS, ENS, Seasonality of currency circulation, some examples from Antiquity to modern periods
- Claudia Jefferies , City U London, Seasons, transport and the circulation of copper coins in Early Modern Castile
- Patrice Baubeau, , CNRS, Paris X, French banknotes circulation: structural breaks and evolving seasonal patterns as a window on French history
- Comments by Christopher Hanes, SUNY Binghamton
- Chaired by Farley Grubb, U Delaware
- 1740-1830
- General Comments Cha Myung Soo, Yeungnam
Sugihara Kaoru, Kyoto U Chaired by Georges Depeyrot, CNRS, ENS