C. Chevaleyre

@cchevale.bsky.social

Researcher at CNRS (early modern Chinese social history; bondage and labour)

Dans le déluge de mauvaises nouvelles récentes dans l' #ESR (et en SHS), c'est l'Université Charles, à Prague qui vient d'annoncer la fermeture de son prestigieux master de traduction Nos collègues tchèques organisent une pétition (avec un explicatif en anglais très utile) translatologie.cz/english

In Support of Saving the Institute of Translation Studies, Charles University

An open letter and petition in support of saving the Institute of Translation Studies at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University.

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The Linnaeus University (southern Sweden) is inviting applications for 5-6 fully funded PhD positions in the arts and humanities, including #history, #arthistory and #religiousstudies. International applicants without prior knowledge of Swedish are encouraged to apply.

Doctoral studentships across the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Department of Cultural Sciences

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities invites applications for 5–6 doctoral studentships. The studentships are available

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conférence ouverte à tou.s.tes sur l'histoire des manuscrits géographiques de Dunhuang organisée par la Société européenne pour l'étude des civilisations de l'Himalaya et de l'Asie Centrale (SEECHAC) dans 1 semaine, le 16 juin 2026, à 17h30, à la Maison de l’Asie (22 ave du Pdt Wilson, 75016 Paris)

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Unprecedented apology by Pope Leo XIV for the role of the Catholic Church in supporting slavery. The Catholic Church was the LARGEST single slave owner in the Americas. Made its wealth from slavery. John Paul II rehearsed a rambling apology in Gorée Island back in the 1990s #slaveryarchive

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I'm sorry, what? In writing my first monograph, I spent six weeks trying to track down a citation in TWO languages I didn't know. And good thing too, because the citation was wrong. That's scholarship. That's research. You know, the thing we're trained to do?!?

The reactions of some researchers on Twitter finally being held responsible for not having read the very paper they submitted are... something. Mainly, they don't think they should have to check every citation or make sure the data is real and accurate. Because it's too hard, I guess.

In the early twentieth century, tin extraction on the island of Bangka, Indonesia, rested on Chinese workers. Koen van der Lijn argues that their labour was not a temporary expedient but the structural foundation of Dutch colonial mining, central to both its profitability and long-term viability.

Chinese Labour, Dutch Empire: Tin Extraction on Bangka in the Early Twentieth Century

Seen from above, the island of Bangka is etched with scars: open pits and flooded craters that bear witness to centuries of tin extraction. This landscape is

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workshop in Leuven on datasets for the socio-economic history of Ming and Qing China. Based on hands-on sessions working with data samples, the format is designed to explore shared questions, directions for collaborative research, and data interoperability. Open to parties with relevant datasets.

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I'm looking forward to this conference on Qing China in Global Perspectives at UCL in London on June 5-6! Grateful to the organizers for the invitation.

Nora Yitong Qiu 仇乙彤@norayitongqiu.bsky.social · 3mo ago

The Centre for Central and East Asian Studies has been established at the @uclhistory.bsky.social. Welcome to join us for inaugural workshop, Qing China in Global Perspectives 5–6 June. We bring twenty scholars from across the globe, keynote by @camerondcampbell.blog www.ucl.ac.uk/social-histo...