时间：2026年11月13日 15:00-16:30

会议地点：北师大珠海校区乐育楼B310会议室

主题：The Past, Present and Future of Global History

主讲人：安德鲁·汤普森（Andrew Thompson）牛津大学全球史与帝国史教授、纳菲尔德学院教授级研究员

主持人：蓬佩奥·德拉·波斯塔（Pompeo Della Posta） 一带一路学院意大利研究中心主任、教授

主办单位：北京师范大学一带一路学院、中华文化研究院｜京师书院

会议语言：英文

主讲人介绍

安德鲁·汤普森（Andrew Thompson）是牛津大学全球史与帝国史教授、纳菲尔德学院教授级研究员，同时担任牛津大学人文学部副部长，负责支持并推动学部的科研工作。他也是牛津大学全球与帝国史研究中心联席主任。曾任英国艺术与人文研究理事会（AHRC）执行主席、英国国家科研与创新署（UKRI）国际合作总负责人。

汤普森的研究兴趣涵盖人道主义、人权与发展问题的全球史；现代全球化史及全球化与帝国的关系；19—20世纪帝国对英国私人与公共生活的影响；移民与流动史（尤其是后殖民时期迁往英法的移民）；及殖民时期与种族隔离时期的南非历史。

在加入纳菲尔德学院之前，汤普森于2011年至2018年担任埃克塞特大学现代史教授兼帝国与全球史中心主任。2009年至2011年任利兹大学副校长（科研与创新），此前为利兹大学帝国与全球史教授。

2015年至2021年初，汤普森担任英国艺术与人文研究理事会（AHRC）执行主席，并领导英国国家科研理事会（后更名为英国国家科研与创新署，即UKRI）的国际战略。任职期间，他成功争取到1900万英镑用于博物馆与美术馆的资助；负责落实了1000万英镑的“现代奴隶制与人权政策与证据中心”项目，以及8000万英镑的“创意产业”计划。他曾担任英国国家科研与创新署（UKRI）下辖15亿英镑的“全球挑战研究基金”（GCRF）及牛顿基金的总负责人，并曾主管该署在布鲁塞尔、北京、华盛顿和德里设立的海外办事处。他还曾任英国国家科研与创新署（UKRI）研究、创新与战略咨询委员会主席。

Andrew Thompson is a Professor of Global and Imperial History and a Professorial Fellow of Nuffield College, and the Associate Head of the Oxford Humanities Division, responsible for supporting and promoting the Division's research. He is also the co-chair of the Global and Imperial History Centre at the University of Oxford. He was Former Chief Executive, AHRC, and the International Champion for UKRI.

Andrew's research interests span global histories of humanitarianism, human rights and development; the history of modern globalisation and the relationship between globalisation and empire; the effects of empire on British private and public life during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries; histories of migration and mobility (especially postcolonial migrations to Britain and France); and the history of colonial and apartheid South Africa.

Before joining Nuffield College, Andrew was Professor of Modern History and Director of the Centre for Imperial and Global History at the University of Exeter from 2011–2018. From 2009 to 2011, he was Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and Innovation at the University of Leeds, and, prior to this appointment, he was Professor of Imperial and Global History at the University of Leeds.

From 2015 to early 2021 Andrew was Executive Chair of the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), and the person who led on the international strategy for Research Councils UK and (subsequently) UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). During his period in office at the AHRC he secured a £19 million grant for Museums and Galleries, as part of the Strategic Priorities Fund, Towards a National Collection: Opening UK Heritage to the World. He was responsible for securing the £10 million Policy and Evidence Centre for Modern Slavery and Human Rights and a further £80 million Creative Industries programme, funded by the Industrial Strategy. In addition, Andrew was the UKRI Champion for the £1.5 billion Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) and the Newton Funds, as well as responsible for the organisation's overseas offices in Brussels, Beijing, Washington, and Delhi. He was also Chair of the UKRI Research, Innovation and Strategy Advisory Board.