Widowhood and female agency in the Dutch-colonial Indian Ocean World. Rethinking social networks through local women’s lives (1750–1800)

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The History of the Family
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2026-04-21
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https://doi.org/10.1080/1081602x.2026.2659330
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Historical Economic and Social Studies
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Widowhood and female agency in the Dutch-colonial Indian Ocean World. Rethinking social networks through local women’s lives (1750–1800)

Dries Lyna, Luc Bulten, Pouwel van Schooten
The History of the Family
Historical Economic and Social Studies
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Widowhood and female agency in the Dutch-colonial Indian Ocean World. Rethinking social networks through local women’s lives (1750–1800)

Dries Lyna, Luc Bulten, Pouwel van Schooten
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The History of the Family
Leiden University (NL), Radboud University Nijmegen (NL), University of Cambridge (GB)
Gender equality
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Historical Economic and Social Studies
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