Doctoral project Martin Jorgensen

Doctoral project Robrecht Declercq

Doctoral project Tobit Vandamme

Doctoral project Yang Wang

Rural transformation in the Ardennes: The commons as landscapes of change, 1750-1850

Al-Jawāb ʿalā qtirāḥ al-Aḥbāb: een belangrijke historische bron, Syrische natievorming en de burgeroorlog van Damascus in 1860

Doctoral project Dieter Bruneel

Doctoral project Stijn Ronsse

Khoisan Consciousness: Articulating indigeneity in post-apartheid Cape Town

Belgian multinational enterprises and the making of the first global economy (1870-1914). The case of the Empain Group

Between commodity and community. A global and comparative research into communal land rights transformation in the Andes, 19th and 20th centuries. 

BOF-ZAP-sabbatical in coffee-growing labour

Changing grounds. 'Free' and 'unfree' coffee-growing labour in the Kivu region, Beglian Congo and Ruanda-Urundi, 1920-1960

Cofunding core facility - Quetelet Center for Quantitative Historical Research

Community, Control and Commons. Access to Land, Use Rights and Social Power Relations in the Belgian Ardennes between 1750 and 1900

Cuba on the path to communism: a global-historical approach. Western, Sovjet and Latin American reactions to the Cuban Revolution (1959-1974)

Ghent Centre for Global Studies

HISSTAT development of a central database of statistics from the 19th and 20th century available at a local level

Inequality, History and the Caucasian Slave Trade, 1395-1792

More-than-Human Histories of Rural Landscapes in the Andes, 19th-20th century

National and regional tensions in Belgian economic politics after the Second World War (1950-1980). An integrated analysis of economic thought, institutions, organizations and policy.

NIAS-fellow Eric Vanhaute: Commodity frontiers and the making of Global Capitalism

Photography and the public domain: managing knowledge and intellectual property, 1871-2003

POPP-KAD: development of a digital land register for mid-nineteenth-century Belgium

QUETELET CENTER FOR QUANTITATIVE HISTORICAL RESEARCH (QUETELET-BE)

Red Fever. The natural resource company and the commodification of the global copper frontier (1900-1939).

Research Consortium ‘Global Studies’ within the framework of the appointment of a research coordinator

revisting UN peacekeeping: A Postcolonail Interpretation of the Operations in the Sinai Peninsula and the Gaza strip (1956-1967) and on cyprus (1964

Strangled By Connection: The Northwest Caucasus and the Making of Global Slavery, 1261-1475

The development of the fiscal administration as a manifestation of state capacity and

“The end of peasantries? A Comparative Research into the Transformation of Peasantries and Its Impact on Social Relations and Inequality (Northwestern Europe, Middle Africa, Andes, East coast of China, 1500-2000).”

The Flemish Famine of 1846-1848 in a world-historical perspective

The global rise of modern borders and irregular maritime migration networks (1882-1938): comparing Atlantic with Pacific migration systems

The impact of land system on the urban-rural gap in Chin, 1949-2009. An economic-historical reconstruction (Anhui, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang)

The Making and Unmaking of a Colonial Cattle Frontier. Capitalism, Science and Empire in Madagascar, 1870s-1970s

Unfinished business? Trajectories and global consequences of nationalizations in the copper industry in Latin America and Africa (1950-1980).

Agrarian labour organization in the North Sea area, 1650-1850

Economic growth and inequality. Explaining divergent growth paths in pre-industrial Europe (late Middle Ages – 19th century)

Fertility Frontiers: A global history of transnational reproduction in Belgium from cross-feminist perspective

The development and Impact of the Sinicization Concept in the Chinese Historiography of the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century

BOF-ZAP-sabbatical in coffee-growing labour