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The International Relevance of Dutch History: Introduction

Klaas van Berkel, Leonie de Goei
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):3-6
The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

Willem Frijhoff
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):7-44
The Medieval Origins of Capitalism in the Netherlands

Bas van Bavel
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):45-79
The Dutch Republic. Laboratory of the Scientific Revolution

Klaas van Berkel
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):81-105
The Dutch Republic as a Bourgeois Society

Maarten Prak
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):107-139
Urbanization, Culture and the Dutch Origins of the European Enlightenment

Wijnand W. Mijnhardt
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):141-177
The Dutch Empire. An Essential Part of World History

Wim van den Doel
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):179-208
Civil Society or Democracy? A Dutch Paradox

Remieg Aerts
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):209-236
Religion in the Modern Netherlands and the Problems of Pluralism

James C. Kennedy, Jan P. Zwemer
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):237-268
Domesticity, Pillarization and Gender. Historical Explanations for the Divergent Pattern of Dutch Women’s Economic Citizenship

Mineke Bosch
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):269-300
Imperialism, Colonialism and Genocide. The Dutch Case for an International History of the Holocaust

Ido de Haan
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):301-327
Pillarization, Multiculturalism and Cultural Freezing. Dutch Migration History and the Enforcement of Essentialist Ideas

Marlou Schrover
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):329-354
The International Relevance of Dutch History: Closing Comments

Henk te Velde
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):355-366
Acknowledgements

Klaas van Berkel, Leonie de Goei
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01 Jan 2010

125(2-3):367-367

Volume 125 -

Issue 2-3 - 2010

Articles

The International Relevance of Dutch History: Introduction

The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

The Medieval Origins of Capitalism in the Netherlands

The Dutch Republic. Laboratory of the Scientific Revolution

The Dutch Republic as a Bourgeois Society

Urbanization, Culture and the Dutch Origins of the European Enlightenment

The Dutch Empire. An Essential Part of World History

Civil Society or Democracy? A Dutch Paradox

Religion in the Modern Netherlands and the Problems of Pluralism

Domesticity, Pillarization and Gender. Historical Explanations for the Divergent Pattern of Dutch Women’s Economic Citizenship

Imperialism, Colonialism and Genocide. The Dutch Case for an International History of the Holocaust

Pillarization, Multiculturalism and Cultural Freezing. Dutch Migration History and the Enforcement of Essentialist Ideas

The International Relevance of Dutch History: Closing Comments

Acknowledgements

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