Recent Lectures

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Other Events

Time

【2026-04-27】 MON 10:30AM~12:30PM

Lecturer

An-Li Chang (Researcher of Natural History in Taiwan)

Topic

How was Euro-American Natural History Practice Implemented in East Asia?: On Robert Swinhoe (1836-1877) and the Making of Natural History Knowledge

Research Groups Events

Time

【2026-04-28】 TUE 11:00AM~1:00PM

Organizer

Social and Economic History Group

Topic

From Firewood Charcoal to Electricity: The Use of Heat Sources in the Hengchun Peninsula

Tuesday Lectures

Time

【2026-04-28】 TUE 2:00PM~4:00PM

Lecturer

Yuju Lin (Research Fellow, Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica)

Topic

The Fragility of Chinese Merchant Networks: The Construction and Rupture of Trade Networks between Tainan Trading Houses and the Nagasaki Taiyi Firm (1900-1911)

Other Events

Time

【2026-05-08】 FRI 10:30AM~12:30PM

Lecturer

Jessica Marinaccio (Adviser to Tuvalu’s Government)

Topic

Situating Taiwan Globally through Comprehensive Fisheries Histories: A Case Study of Taiwan’s Fisheries History in the Pacific

Research Groups Events

Time

【2026-05-11】 MON 2:00PM~4:00PM

Organizer

Ethno-History Group

Topic

How do “Taiwaneses (Taiwanese Americans)” “Appear” in the U.S. Population Census ?: National Policy, Grassroots Movements, and Institutionalization of Ethnic Classification