Doctoral project Annelies De Bondt

Doctoral project Hans Van Lierde

Doctoral project Kasey Reed

Doctoral project Kenneth Lasoen

Doctoral project Kristof Vermote

Doctoral project Lindsey Vandevoorde

Doctoral project Toon Bongers

Doctoral project Wouter Vanacker

The Etruscan Family: A Qualitative and Quantitative Approach to Hellenistic Burials and Epigraphy

Salt of the North. An interdisciplinary Study into the Technical and Social Organisation of Roman Salt Production in the Civitas Menapiorum (Gallia Belgica)

Alliance Research Group: Roman Society Research Center

BOF-ZAP professorship in history of the ancient world

Identity and stigmatization; the Roman freedman. A qualitative analysis of the socialization and stratification of and the interaction between freed and freeborn Romans.

Inland Waterways in the Roman Transport Network of the Gallic and German Provinces (c. 50 BC – c. AD 400)

Libertus unchained! A qualitative analysis of the impact of the Roman freedman's "dishonourable past" on his socialisation and interaction with freeborn Romans.

Mercatura quaestuosa. Trade and transport in the Roman empire. A structural analysis

Provincial meetings in the Roman West. A study of the socio-economic impact of concilia on Gallia, Germania and Brittania (12B.C. - A.D. 284).

Stratification and social inequality in Italy and Lugdunum. A comparative qualitative epigraphic analysis of the class structure, power relations and social struggle between municipal status groups during the Principate.

Structural Determinants of Economic Performance in the Roman World

The 'Craftsmen Guilds' (collegia fabrum) in the Roman West in the Imperial period

The family in republican Italy: a comparative study of family relationships in Lazio, Etruria and Campania (ca. 509 - 31 B.C.).

"The origins of European Kingship (c. AD 400-500): Towards a new model of military leadership in Late Antiquity."

Tituli honorarii: honorary monuments. Comparative and social research on the epigraphic habit on the Italian peninsula, the western provinces and Asia Minor.

Towards an explanation for urban vitality in times of crisis. A study on the impact of economic integration and intra-regional migration on the urban character in Late Roman Africa.

Trade networks in the Roman economy. Family relationships, trust and cooperation in a growing state structure.

Wealth, prosperity and development in the ancient world

Salt of the north. An interdisciplinary study of Roman salt production, distribution and consumption in the civitas Menapiorum

BOF-ZAP professorship in history of the ancient world