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  1. archive.org › details › aclcpl000003a299ACL-CPL 00003 The Coins of the Dutch East Indies an ...

    13 de dic. de 2021 · ACL-CPL 00003 The Coins of the Dutch East Indies an Introduction to the study of the series : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive.

  2. www.academia.edu › 6767911 › A_Brief_History_of_theA Brief History of the Dutch East Indies: Part 1 - Academia.edu

    In 1602, the Dutch created the world’s first multinational trading empire called the Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie (VOC) or Dutch East India Company (Woods, 2009: 25). The Dutch wanted to gain supremacy in the Asian trading sphere – particularly over the British and the Portuguese.

    • Kathryn Pentecost

  3. www.academia.edu › 31111966 › A_FOOTNOTE_TO_THE(PDF) A FOOTNOTE TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE DUTCH EAST ...

    This article examines Anglo–Dutch rivalry in the Banda Islands in the period from 1609 to 1621, with a particular focus on the process of claiming initiated by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) and English East India Company (EIC).

    • Chris De Jong

  4. studenttheses.uu.nl › bitstream › handleTourism and imperialism in the Dutch East Indies

    The study of representations of the Dutch East Indies and tourism performances featured in nineteen guidebooks reveals tourism’s potential to reproduce and sustain imperialism. The Vereeniging aimed to represent the Dutch East Indies in a positive light to the world, to attract

  5. www.cortsfoundation.org › images › PDFThe Invasion of the Dutch East Indies - Corts Foundation

    The Invasion of the Dutch East Indies - Corts Foundation

  6. www.academia.edu › 5574119(PDF) Seductive Landscapes: Gender, Race and European ...

    View PDF. Gender History Historical Studies. A common assumption in current scholarship on imperialism is that representations of colonised landscapes were gendered female and that European expansion was a male-gendered enterprise. In the Dutch East Indies (colonial Indonesia), a Dutch.