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etween local identity and the links with a greater whole constitutes an essential theme in historical research. Leiden research into the late Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period currently focuses primarily on three dimensions of the dynamics of identity. A first group of researchers explicitly concentrates on the relation between subjects and those in authority. They examine, for example, the manner in which local administration and regional identity influenced one another; they examine how elites are formed, and how collective identities developed. A second group focuses on intra-regional and supra-regional networks which operated between 1300 and 1700. These were partially driven by trade, trade contacts and trade conflicts, which demanded new political and diplomatic solutions. Finally, some researchers focus on cultural identities and transfers. A new project on memory and identity formation, examines the lasting social, political and cultural impact of civil war on early modern communities. Leiden has a strong tradition in intellectual history. The projects centred on Scaliger and Clusius derive from this tradition. In addition, research is carried out into book ownership and reading culture in the Late Middle Ages. Staff Ms. Dr. N.N.W. Akkerman Research 0.75 fte Institute for History 22 Conference attendance March 2010: paper, ‘The Queen of Bohemia Shrouded in Mystery: Enigmatic Cultures of Cryptography, 1603-1642’, Albion symposium, Leiden University. September 2010: invited lecture / podcast, ‘Deciphering the Winter Queen,’ Researchers’ Night Scotland and the Wider World, organised by the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. November 2010: paper, ‘De Winterkoningin en het Geheimzinnige Gebruik van Geheimschrift’, Seminar contactgroep 15 e en 16 e eeuw, Institute for History, Leiden University. Advisory and coordinating activities Advisory Huygens Briefwisseling Online at the Huygens Instituut Nederlandse Geschiedenis. Externally acquired funds VENI – 250.000 to be executed at LUICD. Miscellaneous Media interest in Rubicon research: January: radio interview Leiden local radio. September 21: radio interview Teleac, Hoezo Radio. September 25: radio interview VRT (Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroeporganisatie) Radio 1, Interne Keuken, Brussels, Belgium. September 25: newspaper interview NRC November 4: magazine interview in Quest Historie: p. 14. December 16: newspaper interview Trouw, p. 2. (on receiving the Rubicon Grant).
Publications Akkerman, N.N.W. (2010). Lucas, Margaret. Digitaal Vrouwenlexicon Nederland. Akkerman, N.N.W. (2010). Cupido en de eerste koningin in Den Haag: Constantijn Huygens en Elizabeth Stuart. In: Els Kloek, Frans Blom & Ad Leerintveld (Eds.), Vrouwen rondom Huygens (pp. 73-96). Hilversum: Verloren. Akkerman, N.N.W. (2010). 'Dwaze Correspondentie' [Bespreking van het boek Béatrix en Constantijn: De Briefwisseling tussen Béatrix de Cusance en Constantijn Huygens, 1652- 1655]. Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis, 2, 288-289. Akkerman, N.N.W. (01-08-2010). 'Cardenio: Op Zoek naar de Verloren Shakespeare: Alleen de Dwaas heeft de Waarheid in Pacht'. Theater aan het Spui Magazine nr 6, pp. 26-27. Prof. Dr. W.P. Blockmans Research 0.1 fte Publications Blockmans, W.P. ‘De Ontdekking van de Renaissance. Een terugblik op Jacob Buckhardts Die Kultur der Renaissance in Italien’. Geschiedenis Magazine, 44 (1), 45-49. Blockmans, W.P. ‘De Fascinatie voor Italië’. In: J. Burckhardt (Ed.), De cultuur der Renaissance in Italië (pp. 7-18). Institute for History 23 Utrecht, Antwerpen: Het Spectrum B.V. Blockmans, W.P. Metropolen aan de Noordzee (Amsterdam: Bert Bakker), an analysis of the economic and cultural lead Vlaanderen, Brabant and Zeeland took in the 1100-1650 period. Dr. M.J.M. Damen Research 0.4 fte Publications Damen, M.J.M. ‘Heren met banieren. De baanrotsen van Brabant in de vijftiende eeuw.’ In: M. Damen & L. Sicking (Eds.), Bourgondië voorbij. De Nederlanden 1250- 1650. Liber alumnorum Wim Blockmans (Middeleeuwse studies en bronnen, 133) (pp. 139- 158). Hilversum: Verloren. Damen, M.J.M. & Sicking, Louis (Eds.). (2010). ‘Bourgondië voorbij. De Nederlanden 1250-1650.‘ Liber alumnorum Wim Blockmans (Middeleeuwse studies en bronnen, 123). Hilversum: Verloren. Damen, M.J.M. ‘Charity against the odds. Margaret of York and the isle of Voorne (1477-1503)’. In: D. Eichberger, A.-M. Legaré & W. Hüsken (Eds.), Women at the Burgundian court: presence and influence (Burgundica, 17) (pp. 57-72). Turnhout: Brepols.
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