If Walls Could Talk: Fortress Plans and the Construction of Contested Space in Sixteenth-Century Spanish Tunis
Topic: If Walls Could Talk: Fortress Plans and the Construction of Contested Space in Sixteenth-Century Spanish Tunis
Speaker: Yuen-Gen Liang (Associate Research Fellow, IHP)
Discussant: Andrew Devereux (Associate Professor, Department of History, University of California San Diego)
Moderator: Albert Wu (Associate Research Fellow, IHP)
Date: December 21 (Wed.), 2022, 10:00–12:00
Venue: Room 701, Research Building, IHP (available simultaneously online)
Remarks: The lecture will be conducted in English.
Organizer: World History Research Center, IHP
Additional Information: http://worldhistory.ihp.sinica.edu.tw/
Contact: Zhang Yujun (chunhistory@gmail.com)
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