Annelore Brantegem
Annelore Brantegem (1983) studied history at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (2005). As of March 2006, she works as a researcher at the research group HOST, where she is preparing a Ph.D. on the trajectories of immigrants in the Antwerp and Brussels luxury trades (late 18th, early 19th century).
Core Publications
- Annelore Brantegem, 'Een gemeenschap in transformatie. Enkele implicaties van de sociale emancipatie van de joodse minderheid te Brussel, 1795 - 1830', in: Mobiliteit en Integratie. De Brabantse steden en migratie ('s Hertogenbosch: Erfgoed Brabant, 2010) 152-169.
- Annelore Brantegem, 'Migratie naar Brussel in de lange negentiende eeuw. La migration vers Bruxelles dans la longue dix-neuvième siècle', in: Herinnering & Migratie. Mémoire & Migration. Memory & Migration (Brussel: AMVB, 2010) 14-51.
- Annelore Brantegem, Marriage patterns of immigrant craftsmen in the Antwerp luxury trades: the case of the gold and silversmiths in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, paper presented at the IXth International Conference on Urban History, Lyon, 27-30 August 2008.
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