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de resulterende publicaties, lezingen en andere media.
Poster: 'Opium Distribution in Amsterdam from
Legal to Illegal: The Spatial Effects on Port and City', RETE Conference: (Re)tooling the Port City Territory: People, planning and participation, together with Stephen Snelders, Delft,
December 2-4 2021;
Poster: 'Mapping Maritime Masterpieces', RETE
Conference: (Re)tooling the Port City Territory: People, planning and participation, together with Maurice Jansen and Irene
Jacobs (Maritiem Museum Rotterdam), Delf,December 2-4 2021;
'Maritime Mindsets: Actors manoeuvring themselves into global maritime commodity chains: Coffee, Cereals and Petroleum', Delft, 19 januari 2024.
'The Coffee Commodity Ecosystem', Summer School: Colonial Cities and Border Regions in the Long 19th Century in Inter-imperial and Intra-imperial Comparisons,
Herder Institute Marburg, 29 september 2022, [Abstract];
'Location, Location, Location? Deciphering Early-modern Real Estate Economics in Amsterdam and Leiden', 15th Conference of the European Association for Urban
History, Antwerp, Sessie M32 - Urban Space and Inequality. (Samen met: Jaap-Evert Abrahamse, Roos van Oosten, Menne Kosian
en Erik Schmitz). 1 September, 2022;
PortCityFutures & Lorentz Conference: Dag 2: 'Geospatial Conceptualization', The value of Deep Mapping for understanding Maritime Mindsets? Leiden, 11 Maart
2022, [Report];
Door J. Meeus: 'Mapping Europe's landscape.' Lecture at the Symposium "The future of the European Landscape", WLO and NVTL (Nederlandse organisatie van
landschapsecologen en - architecten), Culemborg, 17 September 2021. J. Meeus, TM van den Brink en B. Pedroli;
'The coffee commodity chain: connecting global history to cultural landscapes', European University Institute, Florence, 9 September 2019;
‘At the Mercy of Global Trade Dynamics: the Frisian Village Molkwerum, Extremely Vulnerable Yet Resilient’, European Society for Environmental History (ESEH),
Zagreb, 29 juni 2017 [Abstract];
‘Rock solid or build on quicksand?’, International Committee for the History of Technology (ICOHTEC), Porto, 27 juli 2016 [Abstract];
‘The influence of conventions, techniques and mental stereo-types on the reproduction of landscape-images. Presenting an alternative method by analysing
hunebed-pictures’, European Association of Archaeologists (EEA), Glasgow, 3 september 2015 [Abstract] [Video];