Peter Borschberg
Biography
Peter Borschberg is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at the National University of Singapore. He studies trade, exploration, and cartography during the period 1450–1800 and has published widely on global history, deglobalization, maritime history and the origins of international law.
Bibliography
- (2008) Jacques de Coutre as a source for the early seventeenth-century history of Singapore, the Johore river and the straits. JMBRAS 81(2): 71–98
- (2010) Ethnicity, language and culture in Melaka after the transition from Portuguese to Dutch rule (seventeenth century. JMBRAS 83(2): 93–117
- (2017) Singapore in the cycles of the longue durée. JMBRAS 90(1): 29–60
- (2018) Singapore as a port city, c.1290–1819: evidence, frameworks and challenges. JMBRAS 91(1): 1–27
- (2019) Three early 17th-century maps by Godinho de Erédia. JMBRAS 92(2): 1–28
- (2021) References to Singapore and its Straits from the 16th to the Early 19th Century. JMBRAS 94(2): 67–95
- (2022) Compendia Entries on Singapore and the Straits Region from the 16th to the Early 19th Century. JMBRAS 95(1): 1–33
- (2023) Knowing Singapore. Monograph 52
- (2023) Raja Bongsu and the Sejarah Melayu: The Tragic Fate of an Ill-starred Prince of Johor (b. 1571–d. 1623). B.K. Cheah, Faris Joraimi and P. Borschberg. JMBRAS 96(2): 1–28
- (2024) Trade and Disruption in the Western Malay Archipelago in the 17th century. JMBRAS 97(2): 17–42