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|b Dr. Wim De Winter obtained his PhD from Ghent University with a dissertation on "Worlds of the Ostend Company in Qing China and Mughal India (1717-1744) : a comparative approach of the GIC’s 18th-century trade communities, cultural interactions and foreign exchanges". His research focuses on global microhistorical approaches of cross-cultural interactions in the early modern world, involving colonial exoticism, historical anthropology, and maritime history
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