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The Global History Network of the Oldenburg Monarchy is an informal network of scholars interested in the global history of the former conglomorate state ruled by the king in Copenhagen until the end of the Oldenburg dynasty in 1848.
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[[File:Brehmer_1751_-_KB-udsnit.jpg|450px|thumb|right|Merchant and navy ships flying Dannebrog anchored off the Moroccan coast. Detail of coloured drawing by H.G. Bremer, 1751 at the Royal Library, Copenhagen]]
  
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This includes Denmark, Norway, Schleswig, Holstein, Iceland, Greenland, Tranquebar & Serampore in India, the Gold Coast, the Danish West Indies, the Faroe Islands, Oldenburg, Delmenhorst and more.
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The ''Global History Network of the Oldenburg Monarchy'' is an informal network of scholars interested in the global history of the former conglomorate state ruled by the king in Copenhagen until the end of the Oldenburg dynasty in 1848.
  
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The members are so far
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This includes actors from Denmark, Norway, Schleswig, Holstein, Iceland, Greenland, Tranquebar & Serampore in India, the Gold Coast, the Danish West Indies, Canton in China, the Faroe Islands, Oldenburg, Delmenhorst and more interacting in the larger world as well as global encounters in these locations.
  
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* Benjamin Asmussen, PhD & curator of the Maritime Museum of Denmark
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The overall topic is global history, which naturally includes business history, maritime history, cultural history and much more.
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* Aske Laursen Brock, PhD & Postdoc Fellow, Centre for the Political Economies of International Commerce, University of Kent
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* Vibe Maria Martens, PhD
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The aim of the network is to share knowledge of new publications, conferences, online resources etc and in the long run begin a series of conferences about the shared topic in relevant locations around the world.
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If you wish to be added to the network or have questions, please contact Benjamin Asmussen at ba@mfs.dk.
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The members are so far:<br />
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* [https://mfs.dk/employee/benjamin-asmussen/ Benjamin Asmussen], PhD, curator of the Maritime Museum of Denmark
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* Josefine Baark, PhD
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* Niels Brimnes, PhD and Associate Professor, Department of History and Classical Studies, University of Aarhus
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* [http://personprofil.aau.dk/profil/126074 Aske Laursen Brock], PhD & Carlsberg Postdoc Fellow, Aalborg University
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* Caspar Christiansen, mag.art, IT-archivist, Frederiksberg City Archive.
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* Paul van Dyke, PhD & Professor of History, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou.
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* Erik Gøbel, former senior researcher at the Danish National Archive.
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* Johan Heinsen, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Culture and Global Studies, University of Aalborg
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* Vibe Maria Martens, PhD. See also abstract of the Ph.d. [http://cadmus.eui.eu//handle/1814/49504 here]. Contact: vibe.martens@eui.eu
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* Per Norseng, Senior curator Norwegian Maritime Museum / Head of research Norwegian Museum of Cultural History / Professor of history University of South-Eastern Norway
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* Asger Nørlund, PhD-fellow, University of Southern Denmark
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* Jakob Ingemann Parby, PhD & curator, Museum of Copenhagen
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* Kristin Ranestad, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow,  Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History at the University of Oslo.
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* Louise Sebro, PhD, Project Researcher, National Museum of Denmark
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* Jakob Seerup, PhD, curator, Museum of Bornholm
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* Gunvor Simonsen, PhD, Associate Professor, Saxo Institute, University of Copenhagen
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* Asger Svane-Knudsen, Special Consultant, Danish National Archive
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* [https://norskfolkemuseum.no/Kari-Telste Kari Telste], Dr. art, Senior Curator, Norsk Folkemuseum/Norwegian Museum of Cultural History
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* Morten Tinning, PhD-fellow, Center for Business History, Copenhagen Business School & curator, Maritime Museum of Denmark
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* Kaarle Wirta, PhD-fellow, University of Leiden

Latest revision as of 04:47, 24 October 2018

Merchant and navy ships flying Dannebrog anchored off the Moroccan coast. Detail of coloured drawing by H.G. Bremer, 1751 at the Royal Library, Copenhagen

The Global History Network of the Oldenburg Monarchy is an informal network of scholars interested in the global history of the former conglomorate state ruled by the king in Copenhagen until the end of the Oldenburg dynasty in 1848.

This includes actors from Denmark, Norway, Schleswig, Holstein, Iceland, Greenland, Tranquebar & Serampore in India, the Gold Coast, the Danish West Indies, Canton in China, the Faroe Islands, Oldenburg, Delmenhorst and more interacting in the larger world as well as global encounters in these locations.

The overall topic is global history, which naturally includes business history, maritime history, cultural history and much more.

The aim of the network is to share knowledge of new publications, conferences, online resources etc and in the long run begin a series of conferences about the shared topic in relevant locations around the world.

If you wish to be added to the network or have questions, please contact Benjamin Asmussen at ba@mfs.dk.

The members are so far:

  • Benjamin Asmussen, PhD, curator of the Maritime Museum of Denmark
  • Josefine Baark, PhD
  • Niels Brimnes, PhD and Associate Professor, Department of History and Classical Studies, University of Aarhus
  • Aske Laursen Brock, PhD & Carlsberg Postdoc Fellow, Aalborg University
  • Caspar Christiansen, mag.art, IT-archivist, Frederiksberg City Archive.
  • Paul van Dyke, PhD & Professor of History, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou.
  • Erik Gøbel, former senior researcher at the Danish National Archive.
  • Johan Heinsen, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Culture and Global Studies, University of Aalborg
  • Vibe Maria Martens, PhD. See also abstract of the Ph.d. here. Contact: vibe.martens@eui.eu
  • Per Norseng, Senior curator Norwegian Maritime Museum / Head of research Norwegian Museum of Cultural History / Professor of history University of South-Eastern Norway
  • Asger Nørlund, PhD-fellow, University of Southern Denmark
  • Jakob Ingemann Parby, PhD & curator, Museum of Copenhagen
  • Kristin Ranestad, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History at the University of Oslo.
  • Louise Sebro, PhD, Project Researcher, National Museum of Denmark
  • Jakob Seerup, PhD, curator, Museum of Bornholm
  • Gunvor Simonsen, PhD, Associate Professor, Saxo Institute, University of Copenhagen
  • Asger Svane-Knudsen, Special Consultant, Danish National Archive
  • Kari Telste, Dr. art, Senior Curator, Norsk Folkemuseum/Norwegian Museum of Cultural History
  • Morten Tinning, PhD-fellow, Center for Business History, Copenhagen Business School & curator, Maritime Museum of Denmark
  • Kaarle Wirta, PhD-fellow, University of Leiden
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