Books and editorial work:
1.
Danzig, the Hanse and the Polish Crown c. 1450-1580. The urban practice
of conflict management (ongoing book project, initial discussions with Cambridge University
Press)
2. Merchants and Commercial Conflicts
in Europe, 1250–1600, special issue Continuity and Change, Volume 32 - Issue 1
- May 2017
(second editor, with Flavio Miranda)
3. Peer-reviewed
edited volume
(with Wim Blockmans and Mikhail Krom): The Routledge Handbook of Maritime Trade Around
Europe (2017, Routledge)
4. Peer-reviewed
edited volume (with Stuart Jenks): The Hanse in Late Medieval and Early
Modern Europe (2013, Brill); review, review
5. Monograph:
Traders, Ties and Tensions. The Interaction of
Lübeckers, Overijsslers and Hollanders in Late Medieval Bergen
(2008, Verloren); reviews of
the book
Refereed articles
6. ‘The concept of language
of trust and trustworthiness: (Why) history matters’, The Journal of Trust
Research
(2020, accepted as invited paper).
7. ‘Conflicts about
property: ships and inheritances in Danzig and in the Hanse area (15th-16th
centuries)’, in J. Armstrong and E. Frankot, Cultures of Law in Urban Northern Europe (Aberdeen 2020, after
peer review, in press).
8. ‘Van wie is dit biertje? Import, consumptie en
productie van bier in middeleeuws Amsterdam’, Jaarboek Amstelodamum 111 (2019) 6-33.
9. ‘Maritime Networks and
Premodern Conflict Management on Multiple Levels. The Example of Danzig and the
Giese Family’, in Maritime networks as a factor in European
integration,
Fondazione Istituto Internazionale Di Storia Economica “F. Datini” Prato,
University of Firenze (2019) 385-405.
11. ‘Conflict management and interdisciplinary
history: Presentation of a new project and an analytical model’, The
Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History 15/1 (2018).
13. ‘The late medieval and early modern Hanse as an
institution of conflict management’ , Continuity and Change 32/1 (2017), 59-84
14. 'Diplomacy and
Advocacy. The case of the King of Denmark v. Dutch Skippers before the Danzig
City Council (1564–1567)' with Alain Wijffels, The Legal History Review 84/1-2 (2016) 1-53: as first author
15. ‘Mercantile Conflict Resolution in Practice: Connecting
Legal and Diplomatic Sourcesfrom Danzig c. 1460–1580’, in Heikki Pihlajamäki,
S. Dauchy, A.Cordes, D. De ruysscher (eds.), Understanding the Sources of Early Modern and
Modern Commercial Law, Leiden: 2018, pp. 7-31
16. ‘Danzig (Gdańsk): seeking
stability and autonomy’, in W. Blockmans, M. Krom and J. Wubs-Mrozewicz (eds.) The
Routledge Handbook of Maritime Trade Around Europe (Routledge
2017), 248-272.
17. ‘Maritime Trade
around Europe, 1300-1600. Commercial Networks and Urban Autonomy: an
introduction’, with W. Blockmans and M. Krom, in W. Blockmans, M. Krom and J.
Wubs-Mrozewicz (eds.) The
Routledge Handbook of Maritime Trade Around Europe (Routledge
2017): as third author.
18. ‘Conclusions’, in W. Blockmans, M. Krom and J. Wubs-Mrozewicz (eds.) The
Routledge Handbook of Maritime Trade Around Europe Routledge (Routledge
2017): as second author.
19. ‘Die Städte an der
Zuiderzee und IJssel in der Hanse: Informationsaustausch, Konflikte und
Konfliktlösung’, Hansische
Geschichstblätter (2016).
20. ‘Rozwiązywanie splątanych interesów. Konflikty
miasta Gdańska i kupców gdańskich związane z działalnością kaprów w XVI wieku:
prawo i dyplomacja.’, in B. Możejko (ed.) W epoce
żaglowców-morze od antyku do XVIII wieku (2016) [Resolving entangled interests. The conflicts
of the city of Danzig, privateers, law and diplomacy in the sixteenth century].
21. ‘Mercantile conflict resolution and
the role of the language of trust: a Danzig case in the middle of the sixteenth
century’,
Historical Research 88/241 (2015),
417-440.
22. ‘Kopieergedrag.
De vormen en functies van afschriften in het laatmiddeleeuwse politieke
briefverkeer van de Hanzesteden’, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 127/4 (2014), 603-624.
23. ‘The Close ‘Other’: Medieval and Modern Perspectives on Hollanders and
the Hanse’. German History, 31/4 (2013), 453-472.
24. ‘The Hanse and Game Theory’,
in: Justyna Wubs-Mrozewicz and Stuart Jenks (eds.) The Hanse in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe (Leiden/Boston: Brill, the Northern World Series, 2013).
25. ‘The Hanse in late medieval and early modern Europe: an Introduction', in: Justyna Wubs-Mrozewicz
and Stuart Jenks (eds.) The Hanse in Late Medieval and Early
Modern Europe (Leiden/Boston: Brill, the Northern World Series, 2013).
26. ‘Hansards and the ‘Other’. Perceptions and
strategies in late medieval Bergen’, in: Justyna Wubs-Mrozewicz and Stuart
Jenks (eds.) The Hanse in Late Medieval and Early
Modern Europe (Leiden/Boston: Brill, the Northern World Series, 2013).
27. ‘Rules of Inclusion, Rules of Exclusion. The Hanseatic Kontor in Bergen
in the Late Middle Ages and its Normative Boundaries' in: German History 29 (2011) 1-22 [Oxford University Journal].
28. ‘Hollanders in pursuit of mercantile success
on Hanseatic ground c. 1440-1560. Bergen
in Norway: the other story’, in: Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis 123
(2010) 340-353.
29. ‘Fish, Stock and Barrel. Changes in the Stockfish Trade in Northern
Europe c.1360-1560’, in L. Sicking and D.
Abreu-Ferreira (eds.) Beyond the Catch. Fisheries of the North Atlantic, the
North Sea and the Baltic, 900-1850 (Brill, 2009) 187-208.
30. ‘Hinrick van Hasselt. Rebell und Bergenfahrer
aus Deventer. Problemlösung im
Kontor in Bergen in den 40er Jahren des 16. Jahrhunderts’, in: Hansische
Geschichtsblätter 124 (2006) 1-20.
31. ‘Shoes and shoemakers in late
medieval Bergen and Stockholm’, in: Collegium
Medievale, vol. 18 (2005), pp. 7-36.
32. ‘Interplay of identities: German
settlers in late medieval Stockholm’, in: Scandinavian
Journal of History, vol. 29/1 (2004), pp. 53-68 (reviewed by C. Jahnke in
Hansische Geschichtsblätter 123, 2005, pp. 275-276).
Non-refereed articles
33. ‘Entgegnung auf Nedkvitne, Das Bergener
Kontor, 2’ ,
Hansische Geschichtsblätter 131
(2013) 193-195.
34. Lemma 'Nordsee' in online
publication Hanselexikon/ Hansischer Geschichtsverein (2008-, to be published later as a book).
35. 'The medieval Hanse: groups and networks of traders. The case of the
Bergen Kontor (Norway)', in Gentes de mar en la
ciudad atlántica medieval, Jesús Ángel Solórzano Telechea, Michel Bochaca
and Amélia Aguiar Andrade (eds.) Gentes de mar en la
ciudad atlántica medieval (Instituto de Estudios Riojanos, 2012) 213-233.
36. De
Kantoren van de Hanze: Bergen, Brugge, Londen en Nowgorod’, in H. Brand and E.
Knol (eds.) Koggen,
Kooplieden en Kantoren (Hilversum, 2009), pp. 90-107.
37. ‘‘Alle goede coepluyden…’. Strategies in the
Scandinavian trade politics of Amsterdam and Lübeck c. 1440-1560’ , in H. Brand (ed.) The
Dynamics of Economic Culture in the North-Sea and Baltic Region c. 1200-1700
(2007) pp. 86-101.
38. ‘Hopped beer as an
innovation. The Bergen beer market around 1200-1600 in the European context’, in: H. Brand (ed.) Trade, Diplomacy and Cultural Exchange
(2005) 152-168 (reviewed by H. van der Wee in Economic History
Review, 60, 1, 2007).
39. ‘The Bergenfahrer and the Bergenvaarders:
Lübeck and Amsterdam in a Study of Rivalry c. 1440-1560’ , in: A. Grassmann (ed.)
Das Hansische Kontor zu Bergen und die
Lübecker Bergenfahrer. International Workshop Lübeck 2003 (2005) 206-230 (reviewed by C. Jahnke in Hansische Geschichtsblätter 125, 2007, 223-225).
Other
publications
Reviews
40. Review of: Hansische Geschichtsblätter
121 (2003), in: The Scandinavian economic history review; vol. 52/2-3
(2004) 196-197.
41. Review of: P.P. Boulhosa Icelanders and the
Kings of Norway (Brill, 2005), in: Hansische Geschichtsblätter 124
(2006) 243-244.
42. Review of: H. Brand (ed.) The
German Hanse in Past and Present Europe (Castel, 2007) in: Tijdschrift voor
Sociaal-Economische Geschiedenis 6/4 (2009).
43. Review of: O. Gelderblom, Cities of Commerce: The Institutional
Foundations of International Trade in the Low Countries, 1250-1650, in: The English Historical Review 88/241
(2015).
44. Review of Portugal
and the Medieval Atlantic. Commercial Diplomacy, Merchants, and Trade,
1143-1488 by Flávio Miranda (www.dissertationsreviews.org, 2014)
45. Article in the Amsterdam newspaper
Het Parool 28.03.2009 on relations between Amsterdam and Iceland in the Late
Middle Ages; page 2
Wider readership and knowledge outreach
48. Participation in a debate article on the
future of Humanities and a blog entry for Groene Amsterdammer (2013)
