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Personeel van sociale instituties. Over het verband tussen vrouwenbeweging en maatschappelijk werk
Authors: Waaldijk Berteke 
Published: September 2015

Staffing Social Institutions: The Relation between the Women’s Movement and Social WorkBerteke Waaldijk discusses the way ideals of feminism and women’s emancipation in the Netherlands found their way into the design and delivery of social interventions. She compares ideals of women’s movement around 1913 with practices designed by the ‘Benevolent Colonies’ in the 1820s for Dutch paupers and with the feminist training for social workers of the 1970s and 1980s in the Netherlands. She concludes that ideals about the liberation of women were often expressed as those of professional social work aimed at making clients (‘paupers’ in 1820, ‘the poor’ in 1913) become self-reliant citizens. Respect for clients and trained expertise of the social workers were the requirement for such social interventions. In the examples discussed disciplinary practices and emancipatory ideals are not mutually exclusive. More research therefore is required on the way connections between feminist movements and training for social professionals facilitate disciplining social policies. This article is part of the special issue 'De Vrouw 1813-1913'.Berteke Waaldijk bespreekt de historische vervlechting tussen vrouwenbewegingen en sociale interventies. Uit een vergelijking van de idealen van het sociaal werk rond 1913 met de praktijken van de Maatschappij voor Weldadigheid concludeert zij dat nadruk op zelfredzaamheid van de cliënt en respect en deskundigheid van de hulpverlener niet nieuw waren. De idealen van Hélène Mercier en Marie Muller-Lulofs rond 1900 leken in veel opzichten op de idealen van dat oudere disciplinerende sociale project. Met een beschrijving van de idealen van de tweede feministische golf binnen de sociale beroepsopleiding ‘Vrouwen en Welzijnswerk’ laat Waaldijk zien dat ook in de jaren zeventig en tachtig van de twintigste eeuwfeministische idealen soms geformuleerd werden als pleidooien voor professioneel sociaal werk. De rol van de denkbeelden over bevrijding en emancipatie van vrouwen in het ontwerpen van disciplinerende sociale interventies verdient daarom volgens haar blijvend aandacht van historici. Dit artikel maakt deel uit van het themanummer 'De Vrouw 1813-1913'.
Legs Fit for a King: Masculinity in the Staging of the Dutch Restoration Monarchy, 1813-1819
Authors: Dudink Stefan 
Published: September 2015

This article explores visual strategies of legitimisation deployed in the establishment of the Dutch Restoration monarchy. It asks how these visual strategies were shaped by historically specific notions of masculinity and simultaneously helped shape such notions. Concentrating on the first state portrait of William I as King by Joseph Paelinck painted in 1818, it argues that this portrait was part of a ‘staging’ of the Dutch Restoration monarchy. In the absence of ancien régime claims to legitimacy, Restoration monarchies needed to have recourse to theatrical means of legitimisation, but also had to make sure not to provoke associations with the theatrical elements inherent in old regime monarchies. The representation of the King’s body in the state portrait, drawing strongly on neoclassical and revolutionary conventions, invoked notions of masculinity centring around political virtue and naturalness. As such, the King’s body, and the masculinity it represented, helped undo the artificiality associated with monarchy and lent a sense of reality to the staging of the Dutch Restoration monarchy. This article is part of the special issue 'Low Countries Histories of Masculinity'.
Sensitive but Sane: Male Visionaries and their Emotional Display in Interwar Belgium
Authors: Van Osselaer Tine 
Published: September 2015

When a wave of Marian apparitions swept over Belgium in 1932-1935 many ‘visionaries’ (c. 200), among them a remarkably high number of men, claimed to encounter the divine. Focusing on these male visionaries and their emotional expressivity, this article aims not only at contributing to a better understanding of Catholic constructions of masculinity, it also accords with the increased attention for the historicity of emotions and, more specifically, for men’s emotional comportment. The male visionaries present a particularly interesting case since they had to live up to multiple expectations about their emotions. Whereas their visibility and trustworthiness as visionaries were founded on their capacity to display their emotions (in accordance with a tradition of emotional mysticism), these men also had to show ‘masculine’ rationality and coolness in order to prove that their experiences were not triggered by exaggerated piety or neurosis. This article is part of the special issue 'Low Countries Histories of Masculinity'.
De eeuw van de Beeldenstorm
Authors: Postma F. 
Published: September 2015

P. van Boheemen, N.P.J. van der Lof, E. van Meurs, Het boek in Nederland in de 16e eeuw S. Groenveld, Ketters en papen onder Filips II. Het godsdienstig leven in de tweede helft van de zestiende eeuw R. Kistemaker, M. Jonker, De smaak van de elite. Amsterdam in de eeuw van de Beeldenstorm W.Th. Kloek, Kunst voor de Beeldenstorm. Noord-Nederlandse kunst ca 1525-1580, [I], Inleiding, [II, Catalogus] J.R. ter Molen, A.P.E. Ruempol, A.G.A. Dongen, Huisraad van een molenaarsweduwe. Gebruiksvoorwerpen uit een 16e eeuwse boedelinventaris M. de Roever, B. Bakker, Woelige tijden. Amsterdam in de eeuw van de Beeldenstorm I.M. Veldman, Leerrijke reeksen van Maarten van Heemskerck
De Glorious Revolution van 1688 herdacht
Authors: Groenhuis G. 
Published: September 2015

A.G.H Bachrach, Willem III, de stadhouder-koning en zijn tijd R. Bastiaanse, H. Bots, Glorieuze Revolutie. De wereld van Willem & Mary. Glorious Revolution. The world of William & Mary M. van Doorn, Koning-stadhouder Willem III, triomfator. De triomfale intocht in Den Haag in 1691 D. Jacques, A.J. van der Horst, De tuinen van Willem en Mary A. van der Kuijl, Glorieuze overtocht. De expeditie van Willem III naar Engeland in 1688 J. Kuijpers, A.D. Renting, Boeken van Oranje. De Oranje-Nassaubibliotheek ten tijde van Willem III R. van Leeuwen, Paintings from England. William III and the Royal Collections R.P. Maccubbin, M. Hamilton-Philips, The age of William III & Mary II. Power, politics and patronage 1688-1702. A reference encyclopedia and exhibition catalogue K. Ottenheym, Daniel Marot. Vormgever van een deftig bestaan. Architectuur en interieurs van Haagse stadspaleizen S. van Raay, In het gevolg van Willem III & Mary. Huizen en tuinen uit hun tijd D. Swetschinski, L. Schönduve, De familie Lopes Suasso, financiers van Willem III H. van der Zee, B. van der Zee, 1688. Revolution in the family H. van der Zee, B. van der Zee, William and Mary J.D. Hunt, The Anglo-Dutch garden in the age of William and Mary. De gouden eeuw van de Hollandse tuinkunst R. Turner, G. de Bruin, A.H. Huussen jr., [Koning-stadhouder Willem III triomfator] R. Hatton, W. Troost, W.F. Leemans, Oranje-Nassau museum jaarboek 1988
Een elite-trio
Authors: Buist M.G. 
Published: September 2015

M.R. Prak, Gezeten burgers. De elite in een Hollandse stad, Leiden 1700-1780 J.J. de Jong, Met goed fatsoen. De elite in een Hollandse stad. Gouda 1700-1780 L. Kooijmans, Onder regenten. De elite in een Hollandse stad, Hoorn 1700-1780
Over het reformatorisch volksdeel en zijn verleden
Authors: Schutte G.J. 
Published: September 2015

A.A. van der Schans, Kuyper en Kersten. IJveraars voor herkerstening van onze samenleving C.J. Meeuse, De toekomstverwachting van de nadere reformatie in het licht van haar tijd. Een onderzoek naar de verhouding tussen het zeventiende-eeuwse chiliasme en de toekomstverwachting van de Nadere Reformatie, met name bij Jacobus Koelman F.A. van Lieburg, Levens van vromen. Gereformeerd piëtisme in de achttiende eeuw O.J. de Jong, W. van 't Spijker, H. Florijn, Het eigene van de Nederlandse nadere reformatie L.F. Groenendijk, F. van Lieburg, Voor edeler staat geschapen. Levens- en sterfbedbeschrijvingen van gereformeerde kinderen en jeugdigen uit de 17e en 18e eeuw H. Florijn, De ledeboerianen. Een onderzoek naar de plaats, invloed en denkbeelden van hun voorgangers tot 1907 W. Fieret, De staatkundig gereformeerde partij 1918-1948. Een bibliocratisch ideaal G. van den End, Guiljelmus Saldenus (1627-1694). Een praktisch en irenisch theoloog uit de nadere reformatie T. Brienen, Figuren en thema's van de nadere reformatie, II A.Th. Boone, J. van Ekeris, Zending tussen woord en daad. Twee hoofdstukken uit de geschiedenis van gereformeerd piëtisme en zending
Tussenbalans van een bronnenpublikatie
Authors: Groen P.M.H. 
Published: September 2015

S.L. van der Wal, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, VI, 29 oktober 1946-5 jan. 1947 S.L. van der Wal, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, VII, 6 jan.-20 maart 1947 S.L. van der Wal, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, VIII, 21 maart-20 mei 1947 S.L. van der Wal, P.J. Drooglever, M.J.B. Schouten, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, IX, 21 mei-20 juli 1947 P.J. Drooglever, M.J.B. Schouten, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, X, 21 juli-31 augustus 1947 P.J. Drooglever, M.J.B. Schouten, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, XI, 1 september-25 november 1947 P.J. Drooglever, M.J.B. Schouten, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, XII, 26 november 1947-19 februari 1948 P.J. Drooglever, M.J.B. Schouten, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, XIII, 20 februari-4 juni 1948 P.J. Drooglever, M.J.B. Schouten, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, XIV, 5 juni-31 augustus 1948 P.J. Drooglever, M.J.B. Schouten, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, XV, 1 september-30 november 1948 P.J. Drooglever, M.J.B. Schouten, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, XVI, 1 december 1948-12 januari 1949 P.J. Drooglever, M.J.B. Schouten, Officiële bescheiden betreffende de Nederlands-Indonesische betrekkingen 1945-1950, XVII, 13 januari-28 februari 1949
Literatuur en Duitse bezetting, 1940-1945
Authors: Bank J.Th.M. 
Published: September 2015

A. Venema, Verleden tijd. Memoires; P. Calis, Het ondergronds verwachten. Schrijvers en tijdschriften tussen 1941 en 1945 P. Calis, Speeltuin van de titaantjes. Schrijvers en tijdschriften tussen 1945 en 1948 A. Venema, Schrijvers, uitgevers en hun collaboratie, I, Het systeem A. Venema, Schrijvers, uitgevers en hun collaboratie, II, De harde kern A. Venema, Schrijvers, uitgevers en hun collaboratie, IIIA, De kleine collaboratie A. Venema, Schrijvers, uitgevers en hun collaboratie, IIIB, S. Vestdijk A. Venema, Schrijvers, uitgevers en hun collaboratie, IV, Uitgevers en boekhandelaren
Zes studies over verzuiling
Authors: Rooy P. de 
Published: September 2015

F. Groot, Roomsen, rechtzinnigen en nieuwlichters. Verzuiling in een Hollandse plattelandsgemeente, Naaldwijk 1850-1930 D.J. Wolffram, Bezwaarden en verlichten. Verzuiling in een Gelderse provinciestad, Harderwijk 1850-1925
Binnenlandse constituties of buitenlandse omstandigheden?
Authors: Fritschy W. 
Published: September 2015

Internal rules or external circumstances?While De Vries and Van der Woude scorned 'institutional economics' in favour of the Annalesschool of thought in their The First Modern Economy on the period 1500-1815, Van Zanden and Van Riel paid lip service to North's new 'institutional economics' in their book on Dutch social-economic history during the period 1780-1914. However, their attempt to link developments in the structure and growth of the Dutch economy with consecutive Dutch constitutional law is not that convincing. Oddly enough, the figures of the National Accounts database, which lies at the very heart of their book, do not corroborate their thesis of a modern economic development in the first half of the 19th Century concomitant with the 'modern' constitution of 1815. The fact that the Netherlands was no longer a force to be reckoned with on the international stage, either economically or politically, during the second half of the 18th Century, was evidently more due to the growing protectionism of the other countries and the small domestic market of the Netherlands than to an institutional structure which, by the way, had not altered since the 'successful' first half of the 17th Century. Nevertheless, their analysis of the influence of the 'arena of collective action of pressure groups' on economic development is are certainly convincing, even brilliant, and makes this book a definite 'must'. This review is part of the discussion forum Nederland 1780-1914 (J.L. van Zanden, A. van Riel).
Het fin-de-siècle als vertoning
Authors: Krul W. 
Published: September 2015

In their publication entitled 1900: Hoogtij van burgerlijke cultuur, the authors, Jan Bank and Maarten van Buuren, failed to pay adequate attention to the contrasts and differences that typified Dutch culture at the fin de siècle. The book therefore lacks analytical precision. The term 'bourgeois culture' should not have been applied in such an all-inclusive and unambiguous manner. This review is part of the discussion forum IJkpunt 1900.
Keuzes en accenten
Authors: Bosscher D. 
Published: September 2015

The author tries to assess the merits of Welvaart in zwart-wit [Affluence in black-and-white] by Kees Schuyt and Ed Taverne. He concludes that notwithstanding a certain lack of originality, Schuyt and Taverne have written a highly interesting and valuable book which convincingly captures the enigmatic spirit of the period around 1950. Schuyt and Taverne show themselves to be extremely well-versed in their established areas of expertise and answer a number of questions on the 1940s and 1950s with outstanding flair. It is rather disappointing, however, that a joint endeavour by two such erudite scholars ultimately produced so little added value. Their approaches did not in fact lead to a synthesis of scholarly disciplines, and sadly especially not concerning the issues that originally prompted the creation of this series of books: the theory of demography, culture and multiculturalism. This review is part of the discussion forum IJkpunt 1950.
Leiderschap en calvinisme
Authors: Deursen A.Th. van 
Published: September 2015

Leadership and Calvinism, Arie van DeursenTe Velde's comparative study of five Dutch Prime Ministers attempts to examine how leadership changes with the passage of time. It would appear that each one's inimitable style reflected the demands of the particular era in which he lived. This was especially true of Thorbecke. He found his own comfortable niche in a time when politics was the monopoly of a small, elite group of prominent individuals. There are certain rules that govern political leadership, which functions for as long as the circumstances of the time allow these rules to be followed. However, the book does not reveal the nature of these rules in the period between Thorbecke and Kuyper. One also wonders whether Colijn's perception of the task that lay ahead of him did not have more to do with the political faction to which he belonged than with the time in which he lived. Te Velde's use of the term 'Calvinistic' to describe a petty, bourgeois way of life is also extremely questionable. This review is part of the discussion forum 'Stijlen van leiderschap' (H. te Velde).
Het Srebrenica-rapport en de geschiedenis van het heden
Authors: Lagrou P. 
Published: September 2015

The Srebrenica report and the history of present times, P. LagrouThe Srebrenica report, compiled by the Dutch Institute for War Documentation, is an unprecedented venture into genuinely contemporary history. The enquiry started one year after the massacre in July 1995 and the report was published less than six years later. The Dutch government granted the team of researchers exceptional access to public archives, but the investigation also benefited from the ongoing proceedings of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague. The report produced spectacular political results, culminating in the resignation of the Dutch government, but its implications for the debate on the chronological limits of the exercise of history as a scientific discipline will be longer lasting. Is the self-imposed limit, whereby historians only concern themselves with things past, that are at least a few decades old, merely circumstantial, due to the inaccessibility of the sources, and thus destined to disappear when the rules of access are changed or are they a fundamental condition of the historian's method? The report can be credited with impressive achievements in the reconstruction of the massacre through a thorough combination of very diverse source materials. It also raises fundamental questions in that it shows that a national approach is no longer sufficient to analyse the complex functioning of European politics at the close of the twentieth century. However, the most important objection one can level against the report's approach is that the fundamental problem of exclusive access granted to one specific research team, yet unavailable to contradictory investigations, was considerably aggravated by the redactional choice of a streamlined end-result that does not accommodate dissenting opinions or internal debate. This review is part of the discussion forum 'Srebrenica, een "veilig" gebied' (J. C. H. Blom, B. G J. de Graaff, D. C. L. Schoonoord).
Oordelen in uitersten
Authors: Blom J.C.H. , Graaff B.G.J. de , Schoonoord D.C.L. 
Published: September 2015

Judging in the extreme, J. C. H. Blom, B. G J. de Graaff, D. C. L. SchoonoordThis article is a reply to the remarkably different contributions from J.W.L. Brouwer, J.W. Honig and P. Lagrou. Against this differing background in terms of appreciation for the Srebrenica report and the point of view taken, attention is given to the manner in which the enquiry was conducted. The researchers never intended to produce a definitive history of what happened at Srebrenica, rather their aim was to provide a thorough and meaningful contribution to the debate. A convincing study, both from an international, Dutch and local perspective, could only be produced in the light of the violent disintegration of the Former Yugoslavia and the subsequent involvement of the international community and organisations. Only within that framework could the role of the Netherlands Government and the Dutch military be surveyed. But the main focus of the report is not Dutch history in the making, even if a lot of attention was paid to the Netherlands. It would lead too far afield to agree with Lagrou that the researchers had an unshakeable belief that the verified facts would speak for themselves. Nevertheless, the essence of their enquiry was to work according to the traditional methods of their trade, i.e. to rely on the sources. With regard to Honig's alternative interpretation, there are no grounds for stating that the mass murders and the attack on Srebrenica would have required more advance planning. The available sources point in a different directionThis response is part of the discussion forum 'Srebrenica, een "veilig" gebied' (J. C. H. Blom, B. G J. de Graaff, D. C. L. Schoonoord).
Militaire hervormingen in het Staatse leger en de opbouw van het wapenbedrijf, 1585-1621
Authors: Jong M.A.G. de 
Published: September 2015

M. A. G. de Jong, Military reforms in the State army and the growth of the arms industry, 1585-1621This article looks at the consequences of the military reforms carried out under Prince Maurice of Orange upon the demand and supply of arms and munitions for the State army, especially the infantry. Five key aspects of these military reforms were examined: the increasing use of firearms; the standardization of arms; the growth of the State army; the increasingly important role that sieges had come to play in warfare; and, regular payments to the troops. When combined, these developments influenced the scale and nature of the demand made by the army in particular and, subsequently, the development of the arms industry as a whole. In their efforts to address this rapid increase in demand, a clear tendency towards concentration became evident among the entrepreneurs in the arms industry. The increased level of production that was required led to a number of important changes in the structure and organisation of the arms industry: standardization, granting buyers credit in the form of raw materials, fixed contracts, the distribution/dispersal and division of labour. During this process, the Dutch authorities consistently played an expressly guiding role. Through the direct link between the troops of the State army and the suppliers of arms on the one hand, and the provincial authorities on the other, the decentralised state system could furnish the State army with its requirements in an efficient and effective manner. This article is part of the special issue 'Legerorganisatie en oorlogvoering in de Lage Landen tijdens de zestiende en zeventiende eeuw'.
Bezoldiging, bevoorrading en inkwartiering van de koninklijke troepen in de Spaanse Nederlanden (1567-1700)
Authors: Rooms E. 
Published: September 2015

Etienne Rooms, The salaries, provisions and quarters of the Royal troops in the Spanish NetherlandsSpain wished to play a leading role in Europe and, for this reason, the strategic location of the Southern Netherlands was of the utmost importance. Consequently, ever expanding armies had to be stationed in the Southern Netherlands. In addition to this, military exertions were also necessary in Italy, the German Empire, on the Iberian peninsula and in the colonies. From the seventeenth century onwards, it became increasingly obvious that Spain lacked the financial capacity to carry out such an ambitious policy. As a result, troops in the Southern Netherlands were paid on an irregular and partial basis. Supplies also left a lot to be desired and there was no money left over to provide the soldiers with winter quarters. In order to avoid mutiny and pillage, the local authorities often had to step in and assume responsibility for these matters. The quality of the royal troops therefore fell to an all-time low. In the end, Spain had no means to defend the positions in the Southern Netherlands against French aggression. The only reason why Louis XIV could not annex the Southern Netherlands to his kingdom was because England and the Dutch Republic gave their full military support to thwart this annexation. This article is part of the special issue 'Legerorganisatie en oorlogvoering in de Lage Landen tijdens de zestiende en zeventiende eeuw'.