PhD Candidates – Cohort 2020
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Tessa de Boer (Leiden University) ![]() Dutch exploitation of French colonial resources, 1600-1800 |
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Nicolas Brunmayr (Université Libre de Bruxelles) ![]() Food trade, quality control and power relations in Cologne and in the Rhine Region (14th – 15th centuries) |
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Tom De Waele (Ghent University) ![]() Fiscal regimes in Flanders. Seigneurial surplus extraction and princely fiscality (ca. 1440 – 1795) |
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Ishka Desmedt (Ghent University) ![]() Tracing the roots of resistance. Critical communities and the protest against genetically modified organisms in Belgium, The Netherlands and France (1983-2003) |
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Joël Edouard (Radboud University) ![]() Information networks and the Dutch slave trade in the Indian Ocean world (c.1640-1795) |
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Adam Hall (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) ![]() Managing markets: commercial institutions in the principalities of the Burgundian-Habsburg Low Countries compared |
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Jesse Hollestelle (Ghent University) ![]() Lordship and state formation in Flanders between c. 1500 and c. 1800 |
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Arnoud Jensen (University of Antwerp) ![]() Peasants into stewards. Leasehold and environmental stewardship in the late medieval Low Countries, 1200-1400 |
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Karlijn Luk (Leiden University) ![]() Conflicts between migrants and locals in Leiden and Rotterdam, 1600-1800 |
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Bente Marschall (University of Antwerp) ![]() Extra-territoriality in the late medieval city. Urban agency and the meaning of enclaves and liberties in the urban social and economic fabric (14th-16th centuries) |
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Daniél Moerman (VU Amsterdam) ![]() ‘When the well is dry’. Drinking water and climate adaptation in the eastern Netherlands, 1500-1900 |
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Ramona Negrón (Leiden University) ![]() The Dutch exploitation of Spanish colonial resources in the early modern period |
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Stan Pannier (VLIZ / KU Leuven) ![]() Enterprising merchants in the global Atlantic: Austrian-Netherlandish trade with West and Central Africa, 1776-1786 |
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Peter Postma (Leiden University) ![]() “Nothing matters but the future.” Dutch captains of industry in-exile and their visions of the Netherlands in a changing world order (1938-1948) |
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Jasper Segerink (University of Antwerp) ![]() Accommodating (im)mobility. Spaces of accommodation as hubs between global migration flows and local urban life, 1850-1930 |
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Samantha Sint Nicolaas (IISH / Leiden University) ![]() Migrants and the courts in Amsterdam and Delft, 1600-1800 |
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Yannis Skalli-Housseini (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) ![]() Fiscal policy and social inequality in the 18th-century Austrian Netherlands (1749-1794) |
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Robin Rose Southard (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) ![]() The organization of the urban food supply: reality and fiction of the corporative system in eighteenth-century Brussels |
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Melinda Susanto (Leiden University) ![]() The Dutch East India Company and circulations of medical knowledge and goods in the Indian Ocean world, 1600-1800 |
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Lena Walschap (KU Leuven) ![]() Seas of risk and resilience: peasant fishing on the late medieval English coasts as a coping strategy against climate-induced hazards |
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Jurriaan Wink (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) ![]() Managing markets: commercial institutions in the Sticht, the Oversticht, and Guelders during the Burgundian and Habsburg period compared |
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