Colonial Trade of The Netherlands
In this last lecture of the series on Dutch International Relations we look into the history of colonial trade.
Generally in this series we on the one hand look at the Dutch spirit of commerce, and on the other hand at moral issues that affect the Dutch when they cross the border. Do the salesman and the vicar go hand in hand or do their morals disappear when they smell money?
Extra information
Costs
UM Students €2,50 / UM employees and students from other schools €6,25 / Others €12,50
Registrations
Registration via sg-lectures@maastrichtuniversity.nl
The individual lectures were as follows
1. The Netherlands and the EU (29 Apr / Segers)
2. History of the International Relations of the Netherlands (6 May / Hellema)
3. Human Rights and Economic Diplomacy: two conflicting priorities? (13 May / Veer)
4. The Netherlands and Peace Building (20 May / Van der Laan)
Last lecture
5. The Netherlands and Colonial Trade (27 May / Emmer)
The complete program in Maastricht about the international orientation of the Netherlands in the world and Europe: www.vvvmaastricht.nl/200-jaar-koninkrijk-maastricht
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