De invloed van bedrijfsstrategieën op de prestaties van kleine, familiale ondernemingen. De casus steen- en buizenbakkerij Dumoulin in Langemark en Wijtschate, ca. 1922-1981 Kim DescheemaekerBargaining River Lords. Lordship and Spatial Politics in Premodern Guelders (Fifteenth-Sixteenth Centuries) Jim van der MeulenGeen makke schapen. Loonpolitiek, vakbonden en ‘wilde’ stakingen in de aanloop naar de loonexplosie van 1964Ad KnotterDATA ARTICLE Belgische boeren in beeld. Een online databank van bewegend beeld over landbouw en platteland, 1920-1990 Sven Lefèvre en Yves SegersBOOK REVIEWSTSEG - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History is the Dutch-Flemish journal of social and economic history.The journal publishes articles and reviews in the fields of social and economic history in the broad sense, with a particular but not exclusive focus on the Low Countries. The journal has a strong interest in past forms of human interaction and how these shaped social, economic, cultural, and political patterns. Key notions here are economic growth, power and (in)equality, group cultures, networks, identity, gender, ethnicity, ecology, trade and technique, entrepreneurship, labour, and social movements. The editors consider insights and theories from the social sciences (including economics) as a source of inspiration.