Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Toward an authoritarian and populist monarchy in Belgium : Leopold III and Hendrik de Man during the 1930s crisis

Jan Willem Stutje (UGent)

(2025) HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. p.1-17
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Looking beyond women's feminist thought in history

Geertje Bol (UGent)

(2025) HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 51(3). p.564-584
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Response to Adam Sutcliffe : Jewish antiquity and modern Germany

Paul Michael Kurtz (UGent)

(2022) HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 48(2). p.176-179
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The law of nations and declarations of war after the peace of Utrecht

Frederik Dhondt (UGent)

(2016) HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 42(3). p.329-349
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Virtue language in historical scholarship: the cases of Georg Waitz, Gabriel Monod and Henri Pirenne

Sarah Keymeulen (UGent) , Herman Paul, Pieter Huistra and Camille Creyghton

(2016) HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 42(7). p.924-936
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Japan in early modern scholarly journals, 1665–1750

Francesco Campagnola (UGent)

(2015) HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 41(8). p.1029-1048
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Reid's adaptation and radicalization of Newton's natural philosophy (Thomas Reid).

Steffen Ducheyne (UGent)

(2006) HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 32(2). p.173-189
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Political propaganda in the Brabant revolution: Habsburg 'negligence' versus Belgian nation-building.

Geert Van den Bossche

(2002) HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 28(3). p.119-144
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Historians as advisers to revolution ? Imagining the Belgian nation

Geertrui Van Den Bossche

(1998) HISTORY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS. 24(3). p.213-238

Academic Bibliography

Toward an authoritarian and populist monarchy in Belgium : Leopold III and Hendrik de Man during the 1930s crisis

Looking beyond women's feminist thought in history

Response to Adam Sutcliffe : Jewish antiquity and modern Germany

The law of nations and declarations of war after the peace of Utrecht

Virtue language in historical scholarship: the cases of Georg Waitz, Gabriel Monod and Henri Pirenne

Japan in early modern scholarly journals, 1665–1750

Reid's adaptation and radicalization of Newton's natural philosophy (Thomas Reid).

Political propaganda in the Brabant revolution: Habsburg 'negligence' versus Belgian nation-building.

Historians as advisers to revolution ? Imagining the Belgian nation

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