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Doing Statistics, Enacting the Nation: The Performative Powers of Categories

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Negotiating multi-layered cultural identities : a study of Pan-Chinese immigrant descendants in Belgium

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Negotiating multi-layered cultural identities : a study of Pan-Chinese immigrant descendants in Belgium

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Negotiating multi-layered cultural identities : a study of Pan-Chinese immigrant descendants in Belgium

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Warfare tourism experiences and national identity:The case of Airborne Museum ‘Hartenstein’ in Oosterbeek, the Netherlands

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Religious identity development of orthoprax Muslim adolescents in the Netherlands

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Can Cancellara Really be a Flandrien? Ethno-Cultural Identity Representation Predicts Regional Exclusivity of a Historically Contested Cycling Term

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Can Cancellara Really be a Flandrien? Ethno-Cultural Identity Representation Predicts Regional Exclusivity of a Historically Contested Cycling Term

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Can Cancellara Really be a Flandrien? Ethno-Cultural Identity Representation Predicts Regional Exclusivity of a Historically Contested Cycling Term

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How the Dutch Government stimulated the unwanted immigration from Suriname

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The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

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The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

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The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

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The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

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The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

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The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

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The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

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The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

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The Relevance of Dutch History, or: Much in Little? Reflections on the Practive of History in the Netherlands

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The elusive Netherlands. The question of national identity in the early modern Low Countries on the eve of the Revolt

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The elusive Netherlands. The question of national identity in the early modern Low Countries on the eve of the Revolt

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The elusive Netherlands. The question of national identity in the early modern Low Countries on the eve of the Revolt

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The elusive Netherlands. The question of national identity in the early modern Low Countries on the eve of the Revolt

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The elusive Netherlands. The question of national identity in the early modern Low Countries on the eve of the Revolt

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The elusive Netherlands. The question of national identity in the early modern Low Countries on the eve of the Revolt

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The elusive Netherlands. The question of national identity in the early modern Low Countries on the eve of the Revolt

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The elusive Netherlands. The question of national identity in the early modern Low Countries on the eve of the Revolt

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The elusive Netherlands. The question of national identity in the early modern Low Countries on the eve of the Revolt

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Voting behavior, identity, autonomy, solidarity and interregional contact

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Voting behavior, identity, autonomy, solidarity and interregional contact

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Voting behavior, identity, autonomy, solidarity and interregional contact

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Language, identity and voting

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Language, identity and voting

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Language, identity and voting