Hans Walther van Santen
South Asia/India
Curriculum vitae
1953 | born in Weesp |
1982 | PhD in history under the supervision of J.C. Heesterman, Leiden University |
… | works at Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands |
Publications
1979 De vestiging van de VOC in Agra, 1624-1640, Leiden, 166 p.
– & D.H.A. Kolff (eds), De geschriften van Francisco Pelsaert over Mughal Indië, 1627: Kroniek en Remonstrantie, ‘s-Gravenhage: Nijhoff, 361 p. (Werken uitg. door de Linschoten-Vereeniging 81).
1980 Review of: Ann Bos Radwan, The Dutch in Western India 1601-1632: a study of mutual accommodation, Calcutta 1978. Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 9,1: 82.
1982 De Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie in Gujarat en Hindustan, 1620-1660, s.l.: s.n., 289 p. – PhD thesis Leiden University.
1983 “India na Afghanistan: een heroriëntatie van de buitenlandse politiek.” Internationale Spectator 37,2: 74-78.
1991 “Trade between Mughal India and the Middle East and Mughal monetary policy.” In: Karl Reinhold Haellquist (ed.), Asian trade routes: continental and maritime, London: Curzon, pp. 87-95. – Reprinted in 1997.
1995 “Monuments to decay and neglect: VOC sites in India.” IIAS Newsletter 6.
– & Sanjay Subrahmanyam, “Money and the market in India 1100-1700.” The Indian Economic and Social History Review: a quaterly journal 32,4: 491-492.
1997 “Trade between Mughal India and the Middle East, and Mughal monetary policy, c.1600-1660.” In: Om Prakash (ed.), European commercial expansion in early modern Asia, Aldershot etc. (An expanding world 10), pp. 167-176.
1998 “India komt nog steeds niet goed uit de verf.” Buitenlandse markten 5,7: 9-11.
2001 VOC-dienaar in India: Geleynssen de Jongh in het land van de Groot-Mogol, Franeker.
– “Meesters ter zee: de VOC in Mughal India.” In: Arend Huussen et al. (red.), Cultuurcontacten: ontmoetingen tussen culturen in historisch perspectief, Groningen, pp. 99-106.
2003 “Shah Jahan wore glasses: remarks on the impact of the Dutch East India Company on northern India and some suggestions for further research.” In: Jos Gommans & Om Prakash (eds), Circumambulations in South Asian history: essays in honour of Dirk H.A. Kolff, Leiden [etc.] (Brill’s indological library 19), pp. 47-68.