TSEG - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History

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TSEG - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History is the Dutch-Flemish journal of social and economic history. It is an open access, peer-reviewed, scientific journal which was granted A status/ INT 1 by the European Science Foundation. The journal has a strong interest in the manner in which people in the past have interacted with each other and given shape to social, economic, cultural and political patterns. Key notions here are economic growth, power & (in)equality, group cultures, networks, identity, gender, ethnicity, ecology, trade & technique, entrepreneurship, labour & social movements.

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Vol. 20 No. 1 (2023): Migrants and the Criminal Courts in Western Europe, 1600-1900

Published: 2023-04-20

Introduction

Introduction to the Special Issue Migrants and the Criminal Courts in Western Europe, 1600-1900

Marion Pluskota
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Research Article

Judging Migrants Towards a new research agenda on social control, local conflict and the judicial position of migrants in the early modern Dutch Republic

Karlijn Luk, Samantha Sint Nicolaas
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Keeping Order - Theft, Sex, and Vagrancy Gendered Prosecution Patterns in Seventeenth-Century Bern

Tina Adam
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A Game of Norms Migrants, Crime and Criminal Justice in Early Modern Bologna

Sanne Muurling
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The Lure of the City Migration, Crime, and Urbanization in Amsterdam, 1850-1905

Marion Pluskota, Jeannette Kamp
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Removing Local Nuisances, Arresting Masterless Strangers, and Granting ‘Nights on Request’ The Policing of Vagrancy in Late-Nineteenth-Century Antwerp and Brussels

Margo De Koster, Ayfer Erkul
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Data Article

Exploring Slave Trade in Asia First Steps towards an International Database

Pascal Konings, Maartje Hids, Sam J. Miske, Matthias van Rossum, Merve Tosun, Hannah de Korte
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Book Review

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TSEG - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History

About the Journal

Current Issue

Introduction

Introduction to the Special Issue Migrants and the Criminal Courts in Western Europe, 1600-1900

Research Article

Judging Migrants Towards a new research agenda on social control, local conflict and the judicial position of migrants in the early modern Dutch Republic

Keeping Order - Theft, Sex, and Vagrancy Gendered Prosecution Patterns in Seventeenth-Century Bern

A Game of Norms Migrants, Crime and Criminal Justice in Early Modern Bologna

The Lure of the City Migration, Crime, and Urbanization in Amsterdam, 1850-1905

Removing Local Nuisances, Arresting Masterless Strangers, and Granting ‘Nights on Request’ The Policing of Vagrancy in Late-Nineteenth-Century Antwerp and Brussels

Data Article

Exploring Slave Trade in Asia First Steps towards an International Database

Book Review

Jan Lucassen, The Story of Work. A New History of Humankind (London [etc.]: Yale University Press, 2021). 524 p. ISBN 9780300256796. Jan Lucassen, De wereld aan het werk. Van de prehistorie tot nu (Zwolle: W-Books, 2021). 512 p. ISBN 9789462584686.

Petra Groen et al., Krijgsgeweld en kolonie. Opkomst en ondergang van Nederland als koloniale mogendheid 1816-2010

Andreas Stynen en Gerrit Verhoeven (red.), Bestemming België. Een geschiedenis van toerisme in dertien etappes (1830-2030)

Joop Roes en Frans van Halder, Hoe de mandennijverheid verdween 1844-1984

Jan Lucassen & Leo Lucassen, Migratie als DNA van Amsterdam 1550-2021

Margreet Brandsma, Tussen twee dynastieën. Margaretha van Bourgondië (1374-1441), gravin van Henegouwen, Holland en Zeeland

Maarten Müller, Misdaad en straf in een Hollandse stad: Haarlem, 1673-1811

Johan Joor, Door de mazen van het net. Crisis en verborgen veerkracht in Rotterdam ten tijde van het napoleontisch continentaal systeem 1806-1813

Jan Luiten van Zanden, Thomas van Goethem, Rob Lenders en Joop Schaminée, De ontdekking van de natuur. De ontwikkeling van biodiversiteit in Nederland van ijstijd tot 21ste eeuw

Joanna Bourke, Disgrace. Global Reflections on Sexual Violence

Julie De Groot, At Home in Renaissance Bruge. Connecting Objects, People and Domestic Spaces in a Sixteenth-Century City

David Crouch and Jeroen Deploige (eds), Knighthood and Society in the High Middle Ages

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