Violet Soen
Our Horizon2020-consortium RETOPEA studies religious tolerance and peace from the early modern period until today.
This H2020-project offers a stimulating collaboration between academic and societal stakeholders in order to promote a better historical understanding of religious peace treaties in society. Two of the postdocs Bram De Ridder and Christophe Schellekens will be presenting their research at RSA Toronto and CRASSH, Cambridge in March.
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Interviewed by Virtus: Journal of Nobility Studies... on my favourite themes: noble families, borders and the functions of history
FWO Project: Rest in Peace? Death during the Dutch Revolt. Programme Upcoming panel in the Ninth Annual RefoRC conference Bologna
Our Horizon2020-consortium RETOPEA studies religious tolerance and peace from the early modern period until today. This H2020-project offers a stimulating collaboration between academic and societal stakeholders in order to promote a better historical understanding of religious peace treaties in society. Two of the postdocs Bram De Ridder and Christophe Schellekens will be presenting their research at RSA Toronto and CRASSH, Cambridge in March.
Project database partially online: Check out: IMPRESSA CATHOLICA CAMERACENSIA (ICC) . A Database on the Religious Book and its Networks in the Ecclesiastical Province of Cambrai (1559–1659)
