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