An International Conference on World Piracy Past and Present
All sessions are in-person, with two fully virtual panels. For presentation times, please see the program below the virtual panel registration.
Coffee, light snacks, and sandwiches will be served.
Virtual Panel Registration
VIRTUAL Panel: Perception, Representation, and State Interest in Predation by Sea
Date: Thursday, June 15th
Time: 15:30-17:30 CDT (UTC-5)
Panelists:
Oli Akroyd, Fast-Fish and Loose-Fish: Piracy and the vision of Russian imperialism in nineteenth-century United States
Pedro D. Correa, Pirates against dictators. Marine invasions against Juan Vicente Gómez
Nutcha Sukhawattanakun and Eun Seob Lee, The Interdisciplinarity of Legal Action toward the Violent Activities of Illegal Fishing Vessel as Peril of the Sea: Case studies of Korea and Thailand
Zoom Registration for Perception, Representation, and State Interest in Predation by Sea
VIRTUAL Panel: Piratical and Counter-Piratical Networks
Date: Friday, June 16th
Time: 9-11 CDT (UTC-5)
Panelists:
Hugo André Flores Fernandes Araújo, Watching the coast: maritime predation and the role of sailors, fishermen and indigenous in the Portuguese Atlantic (17th and 18th centuries)
Connie Kelleher, Pirates, Trade and Shipwrecks: Evidence from the South Coast of Ireland in the early-17th Century
Harry M. Lewis, Between Legitimacy and Piracy: Jacobite Merchants in Madagascar and Peru, 1701-1725
Zoom Registration for Piratical and Counter-Piratical Networks
Program
Sponsored by: the Stone Center for Latin American Studies and the Department of History in the School of Liberal Arts at Tulane University.
