Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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The effect of experimenter identification on (dis)obedience and its mechanisms

Anh H. Le and Emilie Caspar (UGent)

(2026) COGNITIVE AFFECTIVE & BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE.
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Biological signalling as non-coercive manipulation: revisiting and finetuning the evolutionary definition of a signal

Alexis De Tiège (UGent) and Jan Verpooten

(2026)
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Sanctions and democracy : economic peace revisited

Dawid Walentek (UGent)

(2025) CONTEMPORARY SECURITY POLICY. 46(4). p.855-882
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The many guises of productivity : a case-study of Spanish inchoative constructions

Sven Van Hulle, Renata Enghels (UGent) and Peter Lauwers (UGent)

(2025) LINGUISTICS. 63(5). p.1225-1263
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The diachronic development of the inchoative construction in Spanish : a case of constructionalization

Sven Van Hulle and Renata Enghels (UGent)

(2025) FOLIA LINGUISTICA. 59(s46-s1). p.211-255
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Replication Data for: Zooming in on the semantics of French ingressives: a collostructional analysis

Filip Verroens (UGent)

(2024)
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Factors and processes facilitating recovery from coercion in mental health services : a meta-ethnography

Lene Lauge Berring, Eugenie Georgaca, Sophie Hirsch, Hülya Bilgin, Burcu Kömürcü Akik, Merve Aydin, Evi Verbeke (UGent) , Gian Maria Galeazzi, Stijn Vanheule (UGent) and Davide Bertani

(2024) HEALTHCARE. 12(6).
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Conversion versus coercion in the nominal domain : two phenomena at the lexis-grammar interface

Peter Lauwers (UGent)

(2024) Nouns and the morphosyntax / semantics interface. p.119-149
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Introduction : secondary sanctions in the international legal order

Cedric Ryngaert, Tom Ruys (UGent) and Felipe Rodríguez Silvestre (UGent)

(2024) The Cambridge handbook of secondary sanctions and international law. In Cambridge Law Handbooks p.1-10
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The application of the principle of non-intervention to secondary sanctions

Felipe Rodríguez Silvestre (UGent)

(2024) The Cambridge handbook of secondary sanctions and international law. In Cambridge Law Handbooks p.182-212

Academic Bibliography

The effect of experimenter identification on (dis)obedience and its mechanisms

Biological signalling as non-coercive manipulation: revisiting and finetuning the evolutionary definition of a signal

Sanctions and democracy : economic peace revisited

The many guises of productivity : a case-study of Spanish inchoative constructions

The diachronic development of the inchoative construction in Spanish : a case of constructionalization

Replication Data for: Zooming in on the semantics of French ingressives: a collostructional analysis

Factors and processes facilitating recovery from coercion in mental health services : a meta-ethnography

Conversion versus coercion in the nominal domain : two phenomena at the lexis-grammar interface

Introduction : secondary sanctions in the international legal order

The application of the principle of non-intervention to secondary sanctions

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