David Do Paço: Family and Trans-Imperial Diplomatic Network: A Private Management of the Austrian Oriental Affairs in the 18th Century 11.30 12.00 MORNING COFFEE – PANEL 5: 5a Council Room 5b Pepita Room Chair: John Condren Chair: Adam Perłakowski 12.00 13.30 DIPLOMATS IN ACTION III POLISH-LITHUANIAN DIPLOMACY, 16th-17th CENTURY – Ekaterina Domnina: Ambassador Meets the Death: Marta Jaworska: The Role of Parliamentary Gifts in Tommasso Spinelli’s Self-Representation in His Diplomatic Relations with Muscovy in the and 17th Testament Centuries Selected Examples of Misunderstanding of the – Diplomatic Protocol Eoin Devlin: The Playwright-Diplomat: Sir George Etherege in Germany Dorota Gregorowicz: The Role of the Papal Diplomats in the Interregnum’s Parliamentary Practice of the Suna Suner: Ebubekir Râtib Efendi and His Mission to Lithuanian Commonwealth (16th–17th Centuries) Vienna (1791-1792): The Portrait of an Ottoman Diplomat as a Theatre Enthusiast Anna Kalinowska: How Do You a Problem Like Poland? Polish-Lithuanian Society and Diplomacy 13.30 15.30 LUNCH AND COFFEE – 6: 6a Council Room 6b Pepita Room Chair: Mariusz Kaczka Chair: Eoin Devlin 15.30 17.30 INTERCULTURAL DIPLOMACY BEYOND BORDERS OF DIPLOMACY THROUGH CONFESSIONAL BORDERS – CHRISTIANITY Katharina Beiergrößlein: Service for the King’: Robert ’In Guido van Meersbergen: Informal Diplomacy in an Barnes, the Diplomatic Heretic Setting: The Dutch in Mughal India Roberta Anderson: Credentials are in Order’: Catholic ‘His Kuldeep Patowary: Incursions and Resistance: Ambassadors at the English Court, 1603–1625 Diplomacy in Mughal–Ahom Encounters in the 17th Century Charlotte Backerra: Popish Priests and Protestant Chaplains: Religion and Diplomacy in London and Vienna, 1700–1745 Shounak Ghosh: Negotiating Spatial Boundaries: Unravelling the Strands of Portuguese Diplomacy in South Asia 1546–1547 Hang Lin: Missions to Connect the Empires: A Chinese Diplomat to Central Asia 17.30 18.00 Concluding Comments – Council Room
David Do Paço: Family and Trans-Imperial Diplomatic Network: A Private Management of the Austrian Oriental Affairs in the 18th Century 11.30 – 12.00 MORNING COFFEE PANEL 5: 5a Council Room 5b Pepita Room Chair: John Condren Chair: Adam Perłakowski 12.00 – 13.30 DIPLOMATS IN ACTION III Ekaterina Domnina: Ambassador Meets the Death: Tommasso Spinelli’s Self-Representation in His Testament Eoin Devlin: The Playwright-Diplomat: Sir George Etherege in Germany Suna Suner: Ebubekir Râtib Efendi and His Mission to Vienna (1791-1792): The Portrait of an Ottoman Diplomat as a Theatre Enthusiast POLISH-LITHUANIAN DIPLOMACY, 16th-17th CENTURY Marta Jaworska: The Role of Parliamentary Gifts in Diplomatic Relations with Muscovy in the and 17th Centuries – Selected Examples of Misunderstanding of the Diplomatic Protocol Dorota Gregorowicz: The Role of the Papal Diplomats in the Interregnum’s Parliamentary Practice of the Commonwealth (16th–17th Centuries) Anna Kalinowska: How Do You a Problem Like Poland? Polish-Lithuanian Society and Diplomacy 13.30 – 15.30 LUNCH AND COFFEE 6: 6a Council Room 6b Pepita Room Chair: Mariusz Kaczka Chair: Eoin Devlin 15.30 – 17.30 INTERCULTURAL DIPLOMACY BEYOND BORDERS OF CHRISTIANITY Guido van Meersbergen: Informal Diplomacy in an Setting: The Dutch in Mughal India Kuldeep Patowary: Incursions and Resistance: Diplomacy in Mughal–Ahom Encounters in the 17th Century Shounak Ghosh: Negotiating Spatial Boundaries: Unravelling the Strands of Portuguese Diplomacy in South Asia 1546–1547 Hang Lin: Missions to Connect the Empires: A Chinese Diplomat to Central Asia DIPLOMACY THROUGH CONFESSIONAL BORDERS Katharina Beiergrößlein: ’In Service for the King’: Robert Barnes, the Diplomatic Heretic Roberta Anderson: ‘His Credentials are in Order’: Catholic Ambassadors at the English Court, 1603–1625 Charlotte Backerra: Popish Priests and Protestant Chaplains: Religion and Diplomacy in London and Vienna, 1700–1745 17.30 – 18.00 Concluding Comments Council Room Lithuanian
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