PhD Candidates – Cohort 2024
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Merel Blok (International Institute of Social History) ![]() Commodity frontiers and merchant houses (part of project SevenFrontiers: The global south in the age of early industrial capitalism) |
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Hannelore Braeken (Leiden University) ![]() History of loneliness in people with mild intellectual disabilities (part of project Collaborative learning from loneliness) |
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Marten Buschman (VU Amsterdam) ![]() Biography of Henri van Kol. 1852-1925 |
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Mingran Cao (Leiden University) ![]() An experiment in self-governance: Land reclamation companies in Coastal Jiangsu, 1895-1950 |
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Zarah Christine Cleve (Ghent University) ![]() The history of African animal trypanosomiasis in colonial and early postcolonial Belgian Congo, Ruanda and Burundi (1890s-1970s) |
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Paulien Daelman (Ghent University) ![]() (De)constructing vermin: interactions between agriculture and wildlife in the Low Countries (1780-1840) |
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Antje De Herdt (University of Antwerp) ![]() Epidemic policies and inequalities in Belgium, 18th century till present |
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Hans de Vries (Utrecht University) ![]() De marges aan de flanken van het publieke bestel: Welke identiteiten passen in het verzuilde medialandschap? |
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Nadeche Diepgrond (Radboud University) ![]() Unequal treatment? Exploring the transformation of hospitals and investigating health inequalities among hospital patients in the Netherlands, 1830-1940 |
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Rick Faust (University of Antwerp) ![]() Cherchez la femme: Women and the boom of antiques in Belgium (c. 1880 – c. 1940) |
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Gijs Hoekstra (University of Groningen) ![]() Social-historical analysis of depopulation and community welfare in the Northern Netherlands, 1950-2022 (part of project Coping with decline: Comparative social-historical analysis of depopulation and community welfare in Europe, 1950-2022) |
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Brent Huygh (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) ![]() Village(r)s in court: Judicial empowering interactions between subjects and government in rural Brabant and Limburg (17th and 18th century) |
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Pascal Konings (International Institute of Social History) ![]() Patterns, mechanisms and enslaved experiences of maritime slave trade in colonial Dutch Asia (1600-1800) (part of project Voices of Resistance) |
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Evert Lambrechts (University of Antwerp / VLIZ)![]() Worth the gamble? Tourism and the embeddedness of gambling in seaside resorts between 1880’s-1930’s7 |
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Camille Le Brettevillois (International Institute of Social History) ![]() Category limits: How enslaved people of India used status & categories as an act of resistance in the Portuguese colonial empire, 16th-18th centuries. |
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Alisha Ma (International Institute of Social History) ![]() Mobility, stratification, and delocalisation: Constructing spatialities of enslavement in the French colonial Indian Ocean world, c. 1660-1789 |
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Wieke Metzlar (Radboud Universiteit) ![]() Missing Dutch girls. Patterns and determinants of excess mortality among girls, the case of Maastricht, 1864-1930 |
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Paulo Pereira Oliveira Matos (Ghent University) ![]() Colonial policies towards cattle pastoralists in Portuguese Angola and Mozambique, 1918-1975 |
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Patrick Pieters (University of Antwerp) ![]() Power, profit and risk in Antwerp banking, 1870-1940 |
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Wouter Raaijmakers (Radboud University) ![]() From legal strategies to social identities: Litigation in Dutch and British colonial South Africa and Sri Lanka, 1730-1830 |
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Ilmari Samuel Railo (University of Groningen) ![]() Coping with decline: Comparative social-historical analysis of depopulation and community welfare in Finland, 1950-2022 |
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Lindsey (Lou) Resnikoff (University of Groningen) ![]() Union House: Service worker organizing in the twentieth-century United States |
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Maud Rijks (Leiden University) ![]() ‘Water for Life’: Greenpeace and the fight against toxicity in the Great Lakes, 1980s-1990s (SCOOP-project) |
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Marte Stoffers (Radboud University) ![]() ‘Business as usual’ |
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Sanâa May Swart (Leiden University) ![]() Relinquishment for adoption in the Netherlands, 1939-1980 |
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Iliana Tintori Reyes (International Institute of Social History) ![]() From ‘Chinese’ slaves to renegade men: Cultural practices as forms of resistance in New Spain and Philippines during the 17th century |
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Dea Van den Brande (University of Antwerp) ![]() The financial lives of Antwerp immigrants, 1870 – 1940 |
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Michiel van Dongen (University of Groningen)![]() The Dutch into foreign mining adventures. Free standing companies, 1870-1914 |
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Jessie van Straaten (Leiden University) ![]() Onderzoek naar levensloop en ‘ouderen’ in medische literatuur en beleid |
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Jessica van Zadelhof (University of Antwerp)![]() The experience of material culture in households in the 15th and 16th-century Southern Low Countries |
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Elene Vernaeve (Ghent University)![]() Cattle production and socio-ecological change in Katanga, 1910s-1970s |
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Sophie Henrike Vries (Utrecht University)![]() Sticky practices: The co-evolution of early years childcare, parental leave and women’s labour force participation |
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Yuanita Wahyu Pratiwi (Wageningen University & Research)![]() The well-being of rice farming societies in Java, 1750-1900 |
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Pieter Zhao (Erasmus University Rotterdam)![]() The return of the privateers? A historical analysis of the international norms of maritime warfare and security following the re-emergence of non-state actors and irregular forces at sea in the 21st century |
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