Alliance Research Group: Urban ​​History

Culture and religion in the early modern Low Countries

Embodied Piety in the Age of Iconoclasm. Church, Artifact and Religious Routine in the sixteenth-century Low Countries.

Multimedia practices and urban contexts in the Reformation Low Countries

Netherlandish epitaphs as markers of religious change (1520-1585)

Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Renovating the church: material culture, Habsburg ritual and early Counter-Reformation experiments in the Low Countries (c. 1535-1585)

Retracing Ghent. City Views as Visual Discourses on the Local Past, c. 1500-1900

Sodomy: A Tale of Middle-Sized Cities. Rethinking Homoerotic Desires in the Eighteenth-Century Southern Netherlands and France.

The church in the middle. An inquiry into the urban parish and parish church in the Southern Low Countries (ca. 1450-1700)

The 'Geuzenhoek': religious coexistence and multiple identities in rural Flanders (1600-1750)

Urban community under high pressure: an inquiry into social relations and political culture during the Ghent ‘Calvinist Republic’ (1577-1584)

Urban discourses on sodomy in the early modern Southern Netherlands (ca. 1400-1650)

Alliance Research Group: Urban ​​History