Journal of Belgian History XLIII, 2013, 4

2013 4

The content of this issue is exclusively in English. It contains four articles and the usual sections, including essays on transnational history, theoretical history and ecological history.

Editorial

003_Edito_Jaune_2013_4.pdf

Articles

"Left to Their Own Devices". Belgium's Ambigious Assimilation of Eupen-Malmedy (1919-1940)

Author(s)

Vincent O'Connell

Abstract

Resu_OConnell_Vincent_Jaune_2013_4.pdf

Learning from Entrepreneurial Failure. Leo Baekeland's Exit form Europe.

Author(s)

Joris Mercelis

Abstract

Resu_Mercelis_Joris_Jaune_2013_4.pdf

An Unlikely Minority ? The Development and Use of "Minority Rhetoric" among the Francophones of Flanders, 1918-1932

Author(s)

David J. Hensley

Abstract

Resu_Hensley_David_Jaune_2013_4.pdf

Why Brazil ? The Belgian Mobilization Against Repression in Brazil and its Significance for Third World Solidarity Activism in the 1970s and Beyond

Author(s)

Kim Christiaens

Abstract

Resu_Christiaens_Kim_Jaune_2013_4.pdf

Current issues

Philosophy of History, from Social Criticism to Philosophy of Science and back Again

Author(s)

Environmental History in Belgian Historiography

Author(s)

Christophe Verbruggen

Erik Thoen

Isabelle Parmentier

Debate

Beyond Belgium : Encounters, Exchanges and Entanglements, 1900-1925

Author(s)

Daniel Laqua

Christophe Verbruggen

PHD Research

PhD Research

Author(s)

LAmbert Ekanga Lokoka

Jacques Vandenbroucke Jan Van de Poel

Hans Vangrunderbeek

Frederik Verleden

The Engineers of Leuven University in the Belle Epoque. Approach of a Technocratic Elite (1898-1902)

Author(s)

Luc Blanchart

Crossing the occupation 1914-1918. From modus vivendi to strike, the Belgian magistrates in face of the enemy

Author(s)

Mélanie Bost

Remaining Catholic in France. A History of the Religious Initiatives accompanying the Flemish Migrants to Northern France

Author(s)

Henk Byls

Orchestrating Solidarity. Third World Agency, Transnational Networks & the Belgian Mobilization for Vietnam & Latin America, 1960s-1980s

Author(s)

Kim Christiaens

Mediterranean Immigrants in the City of Ghent, 1960-1980. A Historical Study of Immigration, Settlement and Integration processes

Author(s)

Jozefien De Bock

Civil servants in white coat. Laboratory science in the Belgian government policy (1870-1940)

Author(s)

Lyvia Diser

The Teaching of History in Secondary Schools in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Intentions of Reform and Field Practices

Author(s)

LAmbert Ekanga Lokoka

Belgian Labour in Nazi Germany : A Social History

Author(s)

Sharon M. Harrison

Fighting for French in Flanders : The Promotion and Defense of French Language Rights in Flanders, 1880- 1975

Author(s)

David J. Hensley

History without dust. The many faces of the present in Belgian postwar history education, 1945-1989

Author(s)

Tessa Lobbes

Soviet DPs for the Belgian mining industry (1944-1960) : The daily struggle against Yalta of a forgotten minority?

Author(s)

Lieselotte Luyckx

Diligence, Providence and Progress. History as a Secondary School Subject in the Southern Netherlands, 1750-1850

Author(s)

Mathias MERLAEN

Leo H. Baekeland (1863-1944) as Scientific Entrepreneur : A Transatlantic Perspective on the Science-Industry Nexus

Author(s)

Joris Mercelis

Foreigners on familiar. Sociocultural life and integration of Belgian migrants in Northern France (1850-1914)

Author(s)

Saartje Vanden Borre

Between participation and representation. Contextual and structural dimensions of the Flemish third World solidarity movement, 1955-2000

Author(s)

Jan Van de Poel

Fortified Position of Namur (FPN) in May 1940. From Brialmont to the 18 days’ campaign (1888-1940)

Author(s)

Jacques Vandenbroucke

Jumping from gymnastics to science? Processes of academic and professional profile keeping within the university field of physical education in Belgium

Author(s)

Hans Vangrunderbeek

Book reviews

Matthew G. STANARD, Selling the Congo. A History of European Pro-Empire Propaganda and the Making of Belgian Imperialism. Guy VANTHEMSCHE, Belgium and the Congo, 1885-1980

Author(s)

Anne Cornet

Daniel LAQUA, The Age of Internationalism and Belgium, 1880-1930 : Peace, Progress and Prestige

Author(s)

Geneviève Warland

Journal of Belgian History XLIII, 2013, 4

Articles

"Left to Their Own Devices". Belgium's Ambigious Assimilation of Eupen-Malmedy (1919-1940)

Learning from Entrepreneurial Failure. Leo Baekeland's Exit form Europe.

An Unlikely Minority ? The Development and Use of "Minority Rhetoric" among the Francophones of Flanders, 1918-1932

Why Brazil ? The Belgian Mobilization Against Repression in Brazil and its Significance for Third World Solidarity Activism in the 1970s and Beyond

Current issues

Philosophy of History, from Social Criticism to Philosophy of Science and back Again

Environmental History in Belgian Historiography

Debate

Beyond Belgium : Encounters, Exchanges and Entanglements, 1900-1925

Other articles

Right to reply

Networks uniting Belgian and Italian Freemasons and Laymen from the late Nineteenth Century to the Second World War. How the Italian ‘Fuorusciti’ were welcomed in Belgium

The ‘Representatives of the Nation’ in the service of their party. The relationship between Belgian political parties and their MPs (1918-1970)

PHD Research

PhD Research

The Engineers of Leuven University in the Belle Epoque. Approach of a Technocratic Elite (1898-1902)

Crossing the occupation 1914-1918. From modus vivendi to strike, the Belgian magistrates in face of the enemy

Remaining Catholic in France. A History of the Religious Initiatives accompanying the Flemish Migrants to Northern France

Orchestrating Solidarity. Third World Agency, Transnational Networks & the Belgian Mobilization for Vietnam & Latin America, 1960s-1980s

Mediterranean Immigrants in the City of Ghent, 1960-1980. A Historical Study of Immigration, Settlement and Integration processes

Civil servants in white coat. Laboratory science in the Belgian government policy (1870-1940)

The Teaching of History in Secondary Schools in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Intentions of Reform and Field Practices

Belgian Labour in Nazi Germany : A Social History

Fighting for French in Flanders : The Promotion and Defense of French Language Rights in Flanders, 1880- 1975

History without dust. The many faces of the present in Belgian postwar history education, 1945-1989

Soviet DPs for the Belgian mining industry (1944-1960) : The daily struggle against Yalta of a forgotten minority?

Diligence, Providence and Progress. History as a Secondary School Subject in the Southern Netherlands, 1750-1850

Leo H. Baekeland (1863-1944) as Scientific Entrepreneur : A Transatlantic Perspective on the Science-Industry Nexus

Foreigners on familiar. Sociocultural life and integration of Belgian migrants in Northern France (1850-1914)

Between participation and representation. Contextual and structural dimensions of the Flemish third World solidarity movement, 1955-2000

Fortified Position of Namur (FPN) in May 1940. From Brialmont to the 18 days’ campaign (1888-1940)

Jumping from gymnastics to science? Processes of academic and professional profile keeping within the university field of physical education in Belgium

Book reviews

Matthew G. STANARD, Selling the Congo. A History of European Pro-Empire Propaganda and the Making of Belgian Imperialism. Guy VANTHEMSCHE, Belgium and the Congo, 1885-1980

Daniel LAQUA, The Age of Internationalism and Belgium, 1880-1930 : Peace, Progress and Prestige