Discourses of Monastic Property and Poverty in 12th-Century Normandy: A Study of Orderic Vitalis, Robert of Torigni, and the Abbey of Le Bec

Doctoral project Catherine Rosbrook

Doctoral project Helena Vanommeslaeghe

Doctoral project Jirki Thibaut

Doctoral project Johan Belaen

Doctoral project Julia Exarchos

Doctoral project Koen Vanheule

Doctoral project Pieter Byttebier

Doctoral project Sam Janssens

Doctoral project Wannes Verstrepen

Examining the ecclesiastical status of secular canonesses in the later Middle Ages: a case study of the canonesses of Nivelles and their relationship with the papacy, the episcopate, and canon law

Identity Building and Regulation in Twelfth-Century Religious Life: Tradition, Custom, and the Constitutions of Communities of Regular Canons in the Southern Low Countries and Lotharingia

Doctoral project Gerben Verbrugghe

BOF-ZAP professorship in medieval history

Classical Scholarship in Mediaeval Flanders

Cultural transfers in the Middle Ages: monasticism as a generator and mediator of 'secular' practices of social interaction and entertainment (Western Europe, 11th-15th centuries)

Discourses of Monastic Property and Poverty in 12th-Century Normandy: A Study of Orderic Vitalis, Robert of Torigni, and the Abbey of Le Bec

Flemish-Dutch VNC-fellowship at NIAS

Learning as shared practice. Towards a new understanding of education in monastic communities of the High Middle Ages

Lieu(x) de mémoire for Judith, first countess of Flanders. Valorisation for a broad audience of new historical, bio-anthropological and archaeological research into a tenth-century elite necropolis beneath Saint-Peter's square in Ghent

Manuscript production and the formation of corporate identities in high medieval monasteries in the bishopric of Liège

Monastic leadership in the post-charismatic age: constructing a new paradigm for the study of reforms before the emergence of the great Orders (Western Europe, tenth-early twelfth centuries)’

Monastic leaderships as post-charismatic 'routinisation'? An enquiry into the impact of second-generation reformers on the development of medieval monastic communities (Western Europe, tenth-early twelfth century)

Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Rebutting and recording heresy in the eleventh-century Low Countries: towards an understanding of clerical discourse on social and religious change

Re-evaluating female monasticism’s “ambiguous identity” in the ninth- to eleventh-century West

Ritual scripting as work in progress: codifying rituals of conflict and reconcilation in the Medieval West (tenth-twelfth centuries)

Ritual scripting as work in progress: codifying rituals of inclusion and exclusion in the tenth- to twelfth-century West

The Peace as an Instrument of Social Competition:

The performative construction of episcopal authority in eleventh-century Lotharingia: towards an integrated analysis of speech acts, ritual behaviour and spatial representation.

The Quest for Otherness. Uncovering Narratives of Religious Distinction in the 'Long Tenth Century'

The reluctant order: a bottom-up approach to the shaping of suprainstitutional structures in twelfth- and thirteenth-century Benedictine monasticism 

The Shaping of Religious Identities in the Early and High Medieval West: Norm, Practice, and Entanglements

Toward a Hermeneutic Approach to literate practices in Northern European Reformed Monasticism, 1000-1200.

BOF-ZAP professorship in medieval history