In insgesamt neun Episoden haben wir Forscherinnen und Forscher des Projekts „Wissen entgrenzen“ in verschiedenste Länder und Weltregionen akustisch begleitet und ihnen bei ihren verschiedenen Teilprojekten über die Schulter geblickt. Die Themen reichten dabei von der wissenschaftlichen Zusammenarbeit mit dem Iran bis zu Archivpraktiken im chinesisch-russischen Grenzgebiet.
In der siebten Episode unseres „Wissen entgrenzen“-Podcast begeben wir uns auf eine Reise nach Ostasien. Dort erforschen Wissenschaftlerinnen am Deutschen Institut für Japanstudien Tokyo und am China Branch Office Peking den transnationalen Wissenstransfer im...
This conference brought together historians and scholars from related disciplines to revisit the exclusion of migrants and their agency in coping with exclusion in light of mobility dynamics in the Pacific realm.
In cooperation with the German Historical Institute Rome and the China Branch Office of Max Weber Stiftung, the German Institute for Japanese Studies in Tokyo takes the occasion of this year’s 160th anniversary of German-Japanese Friendship as an opportunity to reexamine the legacies and pitfalls left behind by the German Sozialwissenschaften in East Asia from historical and transnational perspectives.
On October 29th and 30th 2020, the members of the subproject “Interaction and Knowledge in the Pacific Region” met for their second network meeting. The first network meeting took place in June 2019 at...
In this panel discussion, the conveners provide a forum for discussing the rise of anti‐Asian sentiment and sinophobia across the Pacific.
Date and venue: 19.-20. April, 2021, German Institute for Japanese Studies, Tokyo, online event. Conveners: Sarah Beringer (German Historical Institute Washington D.C.), Benjamin Beuerle (German Historical Institute Moscow), Sonja Ganseforth (German Institute for Japanese...
A kick-off meeting of the submodule 1b “Interaction and Knowledge in the Pacific Region: Entanglements and Disentanglements” took place at the GHI Moscow on June 21—22. Research group members and external experts discussed the challenges, chances, and opportunities of the ambitious international research initiative.
