original ) (raw )Expansion vs. Neutrality. How Belgian diplomats dealt with the ‘military question’, 1895-1914
Michael Auwers
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Belgium's Response to the Peace Initiatives of December 1916: An Exercise in Diplomatic Self-Determination
Michael Palo
The Historian, 1980
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Between the Lines: Belgian Diplomatic Politics and the Trial of German War Crimes. 1919-1926
Martin Kohlrausch
Belgisch Tijdschrift voor Nieuwste Geschiedenis. Journal of Belgian History (3), 90-112. , 2018
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The Art of Compromise: Belgium as the Bridge between Germany and France
Michele Chang
German Politics, 2021
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”Défendre l’oeuvre que nous réalisons en Afrique”: Belgian Public Diplomacy and the Global Cold War (1945-1966)’, in Dutch Crossing: Journal of Low Countries Studies (The Cold War in the Benelux (1945-1991): Current Trends, New Perspectives), 40, no. 1 (March 2016), 68-80.
Frank Gerits
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The European Diplomacy between the two Wars
Matteo Luigi Napolitano
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The island and the storm: a social-cultural history of the Belgian diplomatic corps in times of democratization, 1885-1935 : proefschrift
Michael Auwers
2014
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“‘A Signal Service’: Neutrality and the limits of Sacrifice in World War One Belgium”, in Madelon de Keizer, ed., Small Nations: Crisis and Confrontation in the 20th century (19th Yearbook of the Dutch Institute for War Documentation) (Zutphen, The Netherlands: Walburg Pers, 2008), 64-82.
Sophie De Schaepdrijver
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Framed in Times of Democratization The changing representation of Belgian diplomats in the newspaper press, 1890s-1930s
Michael Auwers
Media History, 2020
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« Struggle for the High Ground : Germany and Belgium in the First World War, » in Christoph Jahr, Tatjana Mrowka and Jens Thiel eds., Arbeitskreis historische Belgienforschung : Tagungsband 2014, Münster : Waxmann Verlag, forthcoming.
Sophie De Schaepdrijver
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Solicited Review of Maartje Abbenhuis, An Age of Neutrals: Great Power Politics, 1815-1914
Spencer D Bakich
H-Diplo, H-Net Reviews , 2015
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The Belgian Elite and their Networks during the Interwar Period
Niels Matheve
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The figure of Abbé Gaultier during the war of the Spanish Succession (1702-‐1714): A secondary actor in the diplomacy of war and peace?, in "Third Conference of the New Diplomatic History Network ‘Bridging Divides’, (Roosevelt Institute for American Studies, Middleburg; 26th-28th October, 2018)
Manuel Alejandro Castellano Garcia
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'Rappelez-leur, pour mieux les persuader': French political legitimation and historical discourse in Belgium (1792-1799)
Brecht Deseure
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International Relations between War and Revolution: Wilsonian Diplomacy and the Making of the Treaty of Versailles
Alexander Anievas
International Politics, Vol. 51, Vol. 5 (2014): 619-647., 2014
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What is (New in) New Diplomatic History?
Houssine Alloul , Michael Auwers
Journal of Belgian History, 2018
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Tradition and Adaptation: the social universe of the French foreign ministry in the era of the First World War
Peter Jackson
French History (2010) 24 (2): 164-196. doi: 10.1093/fh/crq031, 2010
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Belgium and the Hamidian Regime; or, the Antinomies of Small-State Diplomacy
Houssine Alloul
in To Kill A Sultan: A Transnational History of the Attempt on Abdülhamid II, London: Palgrave, 129-162, 2018
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'An Uphill Battle. Campaigning for the Militarization of Belgium, 1870-1914', Journal of Belgian History, 42:4 (2012), p. 144-179
Nel de Mûelenaere
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The Reversal of Belgian Foreign Policy, 1936–1937
pierre henri laurent
The Review of Politics, 1969
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An Unimportant Obstacle? The Prusso-German General Staff, the Belgian Army and the Schlieffen Plan, in: Nuova Antologia Militare 2 (2021), S. 37–68.
Lukas Grawe
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G. Huskens, Brokering the Orient. Towards an entangled history of Belgian diplomacy in Egypt between 1830-1914, Contemporanea, XLII (1), 2020.
Gert Huskens
Contemporanea, 2020
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Paul-Henri Spaak and a paradox in Belgian foreign policy
Stephen George
British Journal of International Studies, 1975
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A Tran-Atlantic Community of Democratic Power: the grand design for a post-war order at the heart of French policy at the Paris Peace Conference
Peter Jackson
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Patriots and Peace Mediators 4 “ Selfish ” and “ Powerless ” Neutrality versus Redemption by War 5 The Great War as the Tragic Result of Europe ’ s Cultural Crisis 6
Marjet Brolsma
2017
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Belgium: a pacification struggle and a new balance of power
Jef Verhoeven
VERHOEVEN, J. C. (1977) Belgium: a pacification struggle and a new balance of power. New York: The International Council on the Future of the University, 1977
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'Please Deny these Manifestly False Reports': Ottoman Diplomats and the Press in Belgium (1850-1914)
Roel Markey , Houssine Alloul
International Journal of Middle East Studies, 2016
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Dutch Diplomacy in the Seventeenth Century: An Introduction
Helmer Helmers
Early Modern European Diplomacy. A Handbook, 2024
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A NOTE ABOUT THE BELGIAN COMPROMISE
S.N. Balagangadhara
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Shaping the International Relations of the Netherlands, 1815-2000 : A small country on the global scene
Vincent Kuitenbrouwer
2018
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Networks of Empire: The US State Department's Foreign Leader Program in the Netherlands, France and Britain 1950-1970
Giles Scott-Smith
2008
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Post-War Politics and the Historiography of French Strategy and Diplomacy Before the Second World War
Peter Jackson
History Compass, 2006
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French Military War Aims, 1914–1916
Roy Prete
The Historical Journal, 1985
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Review of : Jane C. Judge: The United States of Belgium. The Story of the First Belgian Revolution, Leuven: Leuven University Press 2018, 310 p., in: IJHE 2020/1, p. 104-106 (preprint version here, incl. 2 typos).
Nathalie Dahn-Singh
International Journal for the Historiography of Education (IJHE), 2020
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HDS 208: EUROPEAN HISTORY AND DIPLOMACY IN THE 19TH & 20TH CENTURIES
Oluwaseun I G B A G B O Y E M I Soile
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