Slavernij herbezien verkent de geschiedenis van slavernij in Azië door visuele bronnen centraal te stellen. Het traditionele beeld van slavernij in Azië wordt gevormd en gedomineerd door woorden als ‘mild’, ‘schuld’ en ‘huishoudelijk’. Maar dit is aan het verschuiven door nieuw historisch onderzoek dat juist wijst op de hardere kanten en op overeenkomsten met het Atlantische slavernijverleden.
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Nancy Jouwe is a cultural historian and independent researcher, public speaker, writer, and lecturer.
Wim Manuhutu is a historian, heritage specialist, and lecturer at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
Matthias van Rossum is a historian and senior researcher at the International Institute of Social History.
Merve Tosun is a historian at the International Institute of Social History.
Slavernij herbezien verkent de geschiedenis van slavernij in Azië door visuele bronnen centraal te stellen. Het traditionele beeld van slavernij in Azië wordt gevormd en gedomineerd door woorden als ‘mild’, ‘schuld’ en ‘huishoudelijk’. Maar dit is aan het verschuiven door nieuw historisch onderzoek dat juist wijst op de hardere kanten en op overeenkomsten met het Atlantische slavernijverleden.
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