Schuurman, Anton. (2022). Changing the narrative, again. Transitions and transformations. TSEG. The Low Countries Journal for Social and Economic History, 19(1), 87-109. doi: 10.52024/tseg.11394 – This article is a plea for seeing history as an open process and focus on transitions.
Planas, Jordi, Schuurman, Anton, & Segers, Yves. (2022). The formation of agricultural governance: The interplay between state and civil society in european agriculture, 1870-1940. DT-SEHA (Documentos de Trabajo de la Sociedad Española de Historia Agraria) Retrieved from https://ideas.repec.org/p/seh/wpaper/2204.html – This working paper is from work in progress. Planas, Segers and I hope to publish in 2023 in the Rural History series of Brepols an edited book on Organizing agriculture, 1870-1940.
Schuurman, Anton. (2022). History and sociology. In Joost Jongerden & Han Wiskerke (Eds.), On meaningful diversity: past, present and future of Wageningen rural sociology (pp. 68-70). Wageningen: Wageningen University, Rural Sociology Group. Retrieved from: https://edepot.wur.nl/578520 – This and the next article were written at the occasion of the 75 anniversary of Rural Sociology in Wageningen.
Schuurman, Anton. (2022). One map tells more than 1000 words – but pay attention! In Joost Jongerden & Han Wiskerke (Eds.), On meaningful diversity: past, present and future of Wageningen rural sociology (pp. 48-51). Wageningen: Wageningen University, Rural Sociology Group. Retrieved from: https://edepot.wur.nl/578519 – This article is about the “puzzle of Hofstee” a tool that he designed for making maps. Specifically, it explains the map that is still on display in the Leeuwenborch-building from Wageningen Univerity.
Schuurman, Anton. (2021). De wording en verdwijning van het Nederlandse platteland als boerenland, vanaf 1870. Een ruimtelijke en sociale analyse. In Elles Bulder, Marijn Molema & Vincent Tassenaar (Eds.), Spitten in de economische en sociale geschiedenis (pp. 109-125). Hilversum: Verloren. – This is an article in Dutch about the history of the countryside as farmers land.
Schuurman, Anton, & Gimbrère, Michèle (Eds.). (2021). History in Wageningen. From AAG to RHi and beyond. Some personal trajectories. Wageningen: PALM-Uitgevers. – This booklet is a private publication (for loan in the Wageningen University library) on the history of the department of Rural History and my own work there.