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Researcher
Sander Berghmans
- Disciplines:Business economics, Early modern history, European history, Applied economics not elsewhere classified, Agricultural and natural resource economics, environmental and ecological economics
Affiliations
- Department of History (Department)
Member
From1 Oct 2016 → Today - Department of Accounting, Corporate Finance and Taxation (Department)
Member
From16 Dec 2014 → 30 Sep 2016
Publications
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- Tegenstelde belangen in Binnen-Vlaanderen : controle en beheer van pachters en arbeiders door abt De Loose (abdij van Ename) in de 2de helft van de 17de eeuw(2023)
Authors: Sander Berghmans
Pages: 3 - 22 - War, taxation and the enlargement of farms in coastal Flanders (seventeenth-eighteenth centuries)(2022)
Authors: Sander Berghmans
Pages: 193 - 218 - The management of the forests of the Dukes of Arenberg from 1600 until 1820(2020)
Authors: Sander Berghmans
Pages: 1049 - 1082 - Arenberg in Pepingen(2019)
Authors: Sander Berghmans
Pages: 12 - 17 - Hout als energiebron in vroegmodern Vlaanderen(2018)
Authors: Sander Berghmans, Lies Vervaet, Marnix Beyen, Bruno De Wever, Leen Huet, Brigitte Meijns, Harold Polis, Marc Reynebeau, Eric Vanhaute, Guy Vanthemsche, et al.
Pages: 251 - 258 - Woods and polders : the Arenbergs as landholders(2018)
Authors: Sander Berghmans, Mark Derez, Soetkin Vanhauwaert, Anne Verbrugge
Pages: 54 - 63 - Des forêts aux polders : les Arenbergs, propriétaires fonciers(2018)
Authors: Sander Berghmans, Mark Derez, Soetkin Vanhauwaert, Anne Verbrugge
Pages: 54 - 63 - Van het woud tot de polder : Arenberg als landheer(2018)
Authors: Sander Berghmans, Mark Derez, Soetkin Vanhauwaert, Anne Verbrugge
Pages: 54 - 63 - The 'Societal Turn' : historicizing future society(2018)
Authors: Esther Beeckaert, Sander Berghmans, Dieter Bruneel, Hanne Cottyn, Pieter De Reu, Josepha Schepers, Tobit Vandamme, Sven Van Melkebeke
Pages: 113 - 128 - Van gemeenschapsgoed naar privaat bezit? Bosbeheer in de zeventiende en achttiende eeuw: Casus De Arenbergs(2014)
Authors: Nicolas De Vijlder, Sander Berghmans
Pages: 43 - 55