Looking at world history from Central Eurasia 

Have you ever heard the term 'Central Eurasia'? The Eurasian continent was the main stage of world history before the modern era, and the people of its inland regions, or Central Eurasia, were the ones who connected the different regions and moved world history beyond the confines of the regions. In this talk, we would like to shed light on the region of Central Eurasia, focusing on the nomadic peoples who were the main actors in this process, and rethink world history from this perspective.
Speaker: Kiyohiko Sugiyama (The University of Tokyo College of Arts and Sciences / Associate Professor)
※Speakers' affiliation and position are as of the time of presentation.