Dutch and Colonial History
The team Dutch and Colonial History at Leiden University researches and teaches the history of the Netherlands and its (former) colonies from around 1550 to the present, with a strong focus on the intersection of political and cultural issues.
News
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House of Orange reaped benefits of colonialism but rarely shaped it -
Johan Visser launches the Dutch Atlantic Sources platform: ‘Enough material for a lifetime of research’ -
‘The countryside is more than just farmers and tractors’: Judith Pollmann to use Spinoza Prize to promote rural history -
News shaped the seventeenth-century Atlantic world -
Where do the stereotypes about Africa come from?
Events
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Universities and Society at the End of Empire and Beyond - UniSoc
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Egyptian Rome in the Sixteenth Century: A Scholarly Programme to Encompass the World
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Het sexuele is een zeer grote moeilijkheid
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Female Violence, Male Honour, and the Ottoman State: A Rice Plunder in Eighteenth Century Istanbul
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Guide Dogs and Accessibility Aids for Blindness and Visual Impairments in the Medieval West
