Join us at this year's Breughel Colloquium for presentations on Dutch involvement in the Atlantic slave trade.

• Introduction by Tom Safley (University of Pennsylvania)
• Hans Cools (University of Pennsylvania/KU Leuven) - Francesco Feroni: The Practices of a Seventeenth-Century Amsterdam Slave Merchant
• Cátia Antunes (Leiden University) (via videoconferencing) - Public-Private Partnerships: The Perceived Coijmans Asiento Between Historiografies
• Pablo Sierra (University of Rochester) - African Traces: The Slave Trade to Mexico through the Genoese and Dutch Asientos, 1664-1688
• Kyle Repella (University of Pennsylvania) - Reconsidering Dutch and Indigenous Slaving Practices in the Seventeenth Century Mid-Atlantic.
• Laura Eckstein (University of Pennsylvania) - Rev. Isaac Leeser’s Subscribers and Agents: An Atlantic Jewish World
• Wim Klooster (Clark University) - Imperial and Inter-Imperial Aspects of the Early Dutch Slave Trade
• Joseph Inikori (University of Rochester) - The Political Economy of Anglo-Dutch Rivalry in the Atlantic World
• Concluding remarks by Tom Safley (Unversity of Pennsylvania)