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Civilizing the Devil’s Own Country. The Scouting movement in Netherlands New Guinea as a tool for social, cultural and political change, 1950–1962
Why do the less educated oppose trade openness? A test of three explanations in the Netherlands
Rituals of recognition: Interactions and interaction rules in sheltered workshops in the Netherlands
Non-enforcement as a technique of governance – The case of rental housing in the Netherlands
Architectural Education at the Academy of Architecture, Amsterdam NL Investigation of Architectural Education in the Netherlands - Part I
Archiving and Narration in Post-Reformation Germany and the Netherlands
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Live-in migrant care worker arrangements in Germany and the Netherlands: motivations and justifications in family decision-making
The complex life course of mobility: Quantitative description of 300,000 residential moves in 1850–1950 Netherlands
The Dangers of Dancing. Foreign vs. Folk Dances and the Politics of Culture in the Netherlands, 1918–1955
Village-research in the Netherlands