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- 2019
- Geochemical analysis on the bitumen lining of a vessel excavated from Tumulus B-5 by Peter B. Cornwall
- Dark Age Nunneries. The Ambiguous Identity of Female Monasticism, 800-1050
- 2018
- Handbook of research on multilingual writing and pedagogical cooperation in virtual learning environments
- Quality assurance and assessment practices in translation and interpreting
- Lyric Address in Dutch Literature 1250-1800
- The blind horse : Iben Nagel Rasmussen in dialogue with Eugenio Barba
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La mitificación del pasado español : reescrituras de figuras y leyendas en la literatura del siglo XIX
Elizabeth Amann UGent, Fernando Durán López, Alberto Romero Ferrer, Nettah Yoeli Rimmer UGent and María José González Dávila UGent (2018) Mark
- A companion to the Abbey of Cluny
- Association between cultural distance and migrant self-rated health
- Monastic Customs and Identity at Le Bec
- ‘A hundred percent good man cannot do politics’ : violent self-sacrifice, student authority and party-state integration in Bangladesh
- The politics of order and disturbance : public authority, sovereignty and violent contestation in South Asia
- On the development of the interpersonal epistemic stance construction in Spanish : the case of sabes ‘you know’ and constructional variants
- Optimization and experimental validation of stiff porous phononic plates for widest complete bandgap of mixed fundamental guided wave modes
- Panegyric, Greek
- The Emergence of the Ecclesia Cluniacensis
- De l'abbatiat laïque à l'avouerie. Le cas des monastères de femmes en Lotharingie (IXe-début Xie siècle)
- Assembly Politics and the Rhetoric of Honour in Chariton, Dio of Prusa and John Chrysostom
- (Re)translation, ideology and business. The fate of translated adventure fiction in Russia, before and after 1991.
- Cracking the coding ceiling : looking at gender construction in data journalism from a field theory perspective