"Standenongelijkheid". Het adelsbeleid in de Zuidelijke Nederlanden van de vijftiende tot de negentiende eeuw
La référence à la Révolution française de 1789 en Belgique (1830-1914). Le cas particulier de Liège
Iedereen zwart? De impact van bedrijfshomogeniteit en klassensegregatie op de interetnische burenrelaties in Zwartberg (1930-1980)
Servantes et domestiques: des vies sous condition. Essai sur la domesticité 1789-1914
Crédit hypothécaire et accession populaire au logement 1880-1930. Trois cas d'étude: Haubourdin, Quesnoy-sur-Deûle et La Hestre
Le temporel des cultes dans la Belgique du XIXème siècle : législation, réglementation, jurisprudence et pratiques
Une République des Camarades. Elite en elitenetwerken in de Belgische tussenoorlogse politiek (1918-1940)
Engagement politique et reconstruction identitaire. Les Juifs communistes à Bruxelles au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre mondiale (1944-1963)
Historical Narratives and National Identities. A Qualitative Study of Young Adults in Flanders
Measuring social structure in a rural context. Applying the SOCPO scheme to Scania, Sweden (17th-20th century).
The aim of this article is to discuss if, and how, occupational classification schemes can take contextual differences into account. In order to accomplish this we use the SOCPO (social power) scheme. Our results show that this scheme is applicable on rural contexts as well as urban and industrialised contexts.
Taxes & occupation. In search of social class in the sixteenth-century Low Countries.
The study of (historical) social stratification, inequality and mobility offers many challenges. One important question centres on the relationship between occupation, income/wealth levels and 'big' social classes. In the case of sixteenth-century 's-Hertogenbosch, it appears that occupation and fiscal outcomes were poor predictors for one another.
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