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The following series fall under the rubric Series on Modern and Contemporary History.
Generally this time period starts after the end of the European Wars of
Religion, ca. 1648.
Please click on a series to get a detailed description or use the
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| Editorial responsibility:
Institut Historique Belge de Rome |
| Four subseries have been distinguished in the Analecta
Vaticano-Belgica: the Première série comprises Documents
relatifs aux anciens diocèses de Cambrai, Liège, Thérouanne et Tournai
and the Deuxième série comprises publications relating to the Nonciature de Cologne, Nonciature de
Flandre, and the Nonciature de Bruxelles |
| Editorial responsibility:
Institut Historique Belge de Rome |
| A series predominantly on church history topics
relating to Belgium, from the high Middle Ages to the present day. Volumes
have ranged from Cistercianism in the Maasland through Jansenism to the
Congo and Angola, and modernday minorities. |
| Editorial responsibility: Institut de
Recherche et d'Histoire des Textes (CNRS, Paris) |
| A series studying personal names of Arab names
in Arab-speaking lands. |
| Editorial responsibility: Commission
Royale d'Histoire, Brussels |
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| Editorial responsibility: Commission
Royale d'Histoire, Brussels |
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| Editorial responsibility: Commission
Royale d'Histoire, Brussels |
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| Editorial responsibility: Commission
Royale d'Histoire, Brussels |
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| Editorial responsibility:
Institut Historique Belge de Rome |
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| Editorial responsibility:
Centre National de Recherches d'Histoire Religieuse |
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| Editorial responsibility:
B. Plongeron |
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| Editorial responsibility:
Koninklijke Academie van België |
Het Nationaal Biografisch Woordenboek
stelt zich tot doel op een wetenschappelijk verantwoorde manier aandacht
te schenken aan alle overleden personaliteiten, die in België of vroeger
in de Zuidelijke op welk gebied dan ook een meer dan lokale betekenis
hebben gehad. Hierbij behoren ook de landgenoten die zich in het
buitenland verdienstelijk hebben gemaakt en de vreemdelingen die zich in
onze gebieden hebben onderscheiden.
Elk deel van het Nationaal Biografisch Woordenboek bevat meer dan
hondervijftig degelijke, alfabetisch geklasseerde, bijdragen en een
cumulatief naamregister. |
| Editorial responsibility: B. Plongeron, P. Lerou |
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Popular piety has been the object of much research in recent years. In order to
make available to readers the
bibliography that has been lacking, the Coordinated Research Group of the CNRS (for Modern and Contemporary
Religious History), has set out to compile an annotated bibliography of popular piety from the Middle Ages to the present. |
| Editorial responsibility:
Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies, Princeton University |
| The Davis Center for Historical Studies was
established in 1968 and named after its founding benefactor. The Center
organises a weekly seminar which for two years focuses on a single theme
or aspect of history. Presenters innclude visiting Davis Fellows and the
resultant publication incorporates the most significant papers developed
through the seminar. |
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