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Program
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| July 13 （Thursday） |
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| 9:30- 9:45（GMT+9） |
Opening Remarks |
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| 9:45-11:45（GMT+9） |
Session 1: Reconsidering the Crisis from the West. |
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| Speakers: |
Toshio Ohnuki (Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan）
“German Cistercian Monasteries and Climate Change in Transition to the Little Ice Age.”
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Ruslan Shakhmatov（SRC）
“The Effects of Key Climate and Historical Events on Rus’ Principalities in 14th Century: A Comparison of Historical Records and Climate Proxies.”
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Johannes Preiser-Kapeller (Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria）
“Between the Adriatic and the Caspian Sea: Socio-Environmental Perspectives on the Crisis of the 14th Century from the Former Byzantine and Future Ottoman Imperial Spheres.”【Online】
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| Discussant: |
Minoru Ozawa (Rikkyo University, Japan) |
| Chair: |
Yoko Aoshima (SRC) |
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| 13:30-15:30（GMT+9） |
Session 2: The Crisis in East Asia. |
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Nobuhiro Uno (Hiroshima Shudo University, Japan)
“Climate Anomalies and Disasters in China in the 13th and 14th Centuries.”
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Ishayahu Landa (University of Bonn, Germany)
“Famines, State and the Stability of Mongol Eurasia: Preliminary Remarks.”
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Francesca Fiaschetti (University of Vienna, Austria)
“Against the Catastrophe: 14th Century Eurasian Intellectual Networks and Their Voices.”【Online】
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| Discussant: |
Soyoung Choi (Dongguk University, South Korea) |
| Chair: |
David Wolff (SRC) |
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| 15:50-17:50（GMT+9） |
Session 3: “New Methods to Calibrate the Crisis.” |
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| Speakers: |
Takeshi Nakatsuka (Nagoya University, Japan)
“Multi-Decadal Climate Variability as a Key Factor to Activate Regime Shifts in Human Societies.”
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Yoko Nishimura (Toyo University, Japan)
“The late 8th century Uyghur droughts and Eastern Eurasia.”【Online】
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Yoichi Isahaya (SRC) & Takeshi Nakatsuka (Nagoya University, Japan)
“Snowfall in Baghdad: The Mongol Empire on the Threshold of the Little Ice Age.”
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| Discussant: |
Adam Izdebski (Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology, Germany)【Online】
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| Chair: |
Tomohiko Uyama (SRC) |
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| July 14（Friday） |
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| 13:30-15:30（GMT+9） |
Session 4: “The Crisis from the Viewpoint of Connectivity.” |
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Yasuhiro Yokkaichi (Rikkyo University, Japan)
“Reviewing Yuan Dynasty's History from the Perspective of Two Cycles: The Nomadic and Maritime Worlds.”
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Yihao Qiu (Fudan University, China)
“A Witness of Two Dynasties’ Decadence: The Life and Career of Arghūn Shāh al-Nāṣirī in the Shadow of 14th Century Crisis.”
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Philip Slavin (University of Stirling, UK)
“The Fourteenth Century Crisis and Transformation of Central Asia.”【Online】
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Wonhee Cho (Academy of Korean Studies, South Korea) |
| Chair: |
Mirlan Bektursunov (SRC) |
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| 15:50-17:50（GMT+9） |
Session 5: “Crisis in Northern World from Macro and Micro Perspectives.” |
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| Speakers: |
Marie Favereau (Paris Nanterre University, France),
“Mongol Resilience in Times of Crisis: How the Jochids Adapted to the Afro-Eurasian Catastrophic Environment of the 14th Century and Reshaped the Horde.”
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Kazuyuki Nakamura (Hakodate University, Japan)
“On Cooling in the Lower Amur Basin in the 13th and 14th Century.”
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Nicola Di Cosmo (Institute for Advanced Study, USA)
“The Crisis of 1343 on the Black Sea: Causes, Context and Consequences.”【Online】
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Konstantin Golev (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria) |
| Chair: |
Norihiro Naganawa (SRC/ILCAA) |
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