The International Relevance of Dutch History [Special Issue / Themanummer The Low Countries Historical Review].

Original publisher’s sewn paperback, pictorial front- & backcover, large 8vo: pp., articles, illustrations, footnotes & references, book reviews. CONTENTS: 1. Klaas van Berkel & Leonie de Goei: The International Relevance of Dutch History: Introduction. 2. Willem Frijhoff: The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands. 3. Bas van Bavel: The Medieval Origins of Capitalism in the Netherlands. 4. Klaas van Berkel: The Dutch Republic. Laboratory of the Scientific Revolution. 5. Maarten Prak: The Dutch Republic as a Bourgeois Society. 6. Wijnand W. Mijnhardt: Urbanization, Culture and the Dutch Origins of the European Enlightenment. 7. Wim van den Doel: The Dutch Empire. An Essential Part of World History. 8. Remieg Aerts: Civil Society or Democracy? A Dutch Paradox. 9. James C. Kennedy & Jan P. Zwemer: Religion in the Modern Netherlands and the Problems of Pluralism. 10. Mineke Bosch: Domesticity, Pillarization and Gender. Historical Explanations for the Divergent Pattern of Dutch Women’s Economic Citizenship. 11. Ido de Haan: Imperialism, Colonialism and Genocide. The Dutch Case for an International History of the Holocaust. 12. Marlou Schrover: Pillarization, Multiculturalism and Cultural Freezing. Dutch Migration History and the Enforcement of Essentialist Ideas. 13. Henk te Velde: The International Relevance of Dutch History: Closing Comments. Klaas van Berkel & Leonie de Goei Acknowledgements. Very fine copy – as new. Volume: 125. nrs 2-3 [2010]. BMGN – LCHR [Bijdragen en Mededelingen betreffende de Geschiedenis der Nederlanden – Low Countries Historical Review].