Const tegen conste: drawings as independent artworks in the Southern Netherlands by Van Camp, A

“…This essay deals with independent drawings in the Southern Netherlands, a particular type of artwork made in its own right, which is not easy to define. …”

Severity and Selectivity of the Black Death and Recurring Plague in the Southern Netherlands (1349-1450) by Joris Roosen

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Between Rome, Brussels and Spain. The Southern Netherlands and Franche-Conté ecclesiastical agency in the Policentric Monarchy of Philip the 2nd. by Julien Régibeau

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Visible Women: Female Sodomy in the Late Medieval and Early Modern Southern Netherlands (1400-1550) by Jonas Roelens

“…<p>Compared to the number of prosecutions for male sodomy, few cases of same-sex acts between women are known in early modern Europe. In the Southern Netherlands however, no less than 25 women were charged with this crime between c. 1400 and 1550, which means that nearly one out of ten accused sodomites in the region was a woman. …”
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Visible Women: Female Sodomy in the Late Medieval and Early Modern Southern Netherlands (1400-1550) by Jonas Roelens

“… Compared to the number of prosecutions for male sodomy, few cases of same-sex acts between women are known in early modern Europe. In the Southern Netherlands however, no less than 25 women were charged with this crime between c. 1400 and 1550, which means that nearly one out of ten accused sodomites in the region was a woman. …”
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F. Theuws, N. Roymans, Land and ancestors. Cultural dynamics in the urnfield period and the Middle Ages in the southern Netherlands by K.A.H.W. Leenders

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Household credit, social relations, and devotion in the early modern economy. A case study of religious confraternities and credit relations in the Southern Netherlands by Wouter Ryckbosch, Ellen Decraene

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Household credit, social relations, and devotion in the early modern economy. A case study of religious confraternities and credit relations in the Southern Netherlands by Wouter Ryckbosch, Ellen Decraene

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Musica Antiqua-Musica Nova? : three unpublished inventories from Tongeren and Hasselt, in the context of religious music in the Southern Netherlands and the Prince-bishopric of Liège (c. 1650–1790) by Eugeen Schreurs

“…In the Catholic Southern Netherlands and the Prince-bishopric of Liège a lot of music from c. 1650–1790, as well as contextual archival information, is lost because of changes in fashion, wars and negligence. …”
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Fashioning ‘Belgian’ Literature and Cultural Mediatorship in the Journal littéraire et politique des Pays-Bas autrichiens (1786)

“…The present study re-examines the underexplored region of the eighteenth-century Southern Netherlands as a multilingual contact zone, one that is open to and affected by numerous transfers from neighbouring, more established cultures through the mediation of various actors. …”
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“Union of Earth and Water”: Blocking of the Scheldt by the Republic of the United Provinces in 1587–1795 by Galina Alekseevna Shatokhina-Mordvintseva

“…It was about changing its rules: the introduction of mandatory transshipment of goods in the ports of Zeeland from ships of the Southern Netherlands to Dutch lighters that delivered goods along the Scheldt to Antwerp. …”
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Bevochten eendracht? Beklonken tweespalt! by A. van der Lem

“…Despite the fact that the Dutch pride themselves on being very European-minded, they often neglect the history of the Southern Netherlands and Belgium. This negligence has to do with the tendency of the Dutch to overestimate the importance of their own culture: Many historians believe that the entire world is fascinated by the (contemporary) history of the Netherlands. …”
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Brief communication: Western Europe flood in 2021 – mapping agriculture flood exposure from synthetic aperture radar (SAR) by K. He, Q. Yang, X. Shen, E. N. Anagnostou

“…Most agricultural flood exposure is found in eastern France along the Rhône River, the southern Netherlands along the Meuse River, and western Germany along the Rhine River.…”
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The Anthropocene in the Aspiring UNESCO Global Geopark Schelde Delta Area: Geological History, Human Resilience and Future Landscape Management by Sjoerd Kluiving, Ronald Waterman

“…Geological phenomena in the Scheldt region in north-western Belgium and in the southern Netherlands testify from a highly dynamic landscape, showing a range from very old (50 MY) to very young (recent) geological processes. …”
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Risk Mitigation and Investability of a U-PHS Project in The Netherlands by Gert Jan Kramer, Twan Arts, Janos L. Urai, Han Vrijling, Jan M. H. Huynen

“…We review the status of a 1.4 GW, 8 GWh underground pumped hydro storage (U-PHS) project in the southern Netherlands, which has been under development since the 1980s. …”
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Regional variation in urinary catheter use in the Netherlands from 2012 to 2021: a population-based cohort by Felice E. E. van Veen, Jeroen R. Scheepe, Bertil F. M. Blok

“…CIC incidence was higher in Drenthe and Groningen (Northern Netherlands) compared to Zuid-Holland (Southern Netherlands). IDC incidence was higher in seven provinces dispersed throughout the Netherlands compared to Noord-Holland. …”
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Exploring the Effect of Discrimination on Ethnic Minority Medical Students’ Mental Well-Being in the Netherlands by Omolayo Anjorin, Virginie L. Bakeroot, Albertine Zanting, Anja Krumeich, Jamiu O. Busari

“…Conducted in 2021 at a southern Netherlands university, this research employed interviews to delve into the racial discrimination experiences of 11 diverse medical students. …”
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Iconoclasts Anonymous: Why did it take Historians so long to identify the Image-breakers of 1566? by Judith Pollmann

“…For centuries, Protestants considered the iconoclasm an embarrassment, and preferred to dismiss its perpetrators as ‘rabble’, while Catholics in the Southern Netherlands tended to dismiss them as foreigers, manipulated by the nobility. …”
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Iconoclasts Anonymous: Why did it take Historians so long to identify the Image-breakers of 1566? by Judith Pollmann

“…</p><p> </p><p>For centuries, Protestants considered the iconoclasm an embarrassment, and preferred to dismiss its perpetrators as ‘rabble’, while Catholics in the Southern Netherlands tended to dismiss them as foreigers, manipulated by the nobility. …”
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Effectiveness of a tailored implementation strategy to improve adherence to a guideline on mental health problems in occupational health care by Margot C. W. Joosen, Karlijn M. van Beurden, David S. Rebergen, Monique A. J. M. Loo, Berend Terluin, Jaap van Weeghel, Jac J. L. van der Klink, Evelien P. M. Brouwers

“…Participants were 66 OPs (32 intervention and 34 control) employed at one of six sites of an Occupational Health Service in southern Netherlands. OPs in the intervention group received multiple-session peer group training which focused on identifying and addressing barriers to using the guideline, using a Plan-Do-Check-Act approach. …”
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