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- 2016
- Can a map show the historian the unexpected?
- Historical network analysis and the early Italian composite atlas
- Vlaanderen in 100 kaarten [Flanders in 100 maps]. Edited by Wouter Bracke and Eric Leenders
- L’héritage de Gérard Mercator: entre tradition et innovation (1)
- On text analysis and 'close mapping'
- 2015
- Body Worlds: Opicinus de Canistris and the Medieval cartographic imagination, Karl Whittington, Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Department of Publications (PIMS), Turnhout, 2014, 224 pages
- Marriage, mobility and connections: a cartographer's travels on a research map
- Continuïteit of innovatie?: een onbestaand dilemma in het Liber Floridus van Lambertus van Sint-Omaars (1121)
- La terre: une pensée par l'image à travers les siècles
- A noble marriage serves a noble network: Joseph de Ferraris's letters at the time of the War of the Bavarian Succession (July 1778–21 May 1779)