Bibliografie
. The Politics of Booklists. Library Catalogues and Self-Representation in the High Middle Ages. BMGN – Low Countries Historical Review. 2024;139(4):32-59.
. The Black Cistercians: The Reactions of Black Monks to Bernard of Clairvaux and the Challenges of Increased Competition. The Catholic Historical Review. 2019;105(3):429-456.
. Behind the Scenes: Establishing a Scriptorium in the Eleventh-Century Monastery of Saint-Sépulcre, Cambrai. Manuscripta. 2019;63(1):105-145.
. Masters and Schools at St Laurent: Rupert of Deutz and the Scholastic Culture of a Liégeois Monastery. In: . Medieval Liège at the Crossroads of Europe. Monastic Society and Culture, 1000-1300. Turnhout: Brepols; 2017. pp. 151-182.
. The Religious Women of Liège at the Turn of the Thirteenth Century. In: . Medieval Liège at the Crossroads of Europe. Monastic Society and Culture, 1000-1300. Turnhout: Brepols; 2017. pp. 339-370.
. Wandering Abbots: Abbatial Mobility and stabilitas loci in Eleventh-Century Lotharingia and Flanders. In: . Medieval Liège at the Crossroads of Europe. Monastic Society and Culture, 1000-1300. Turnhout: Brepols; 2017. pp. 1-27.
. Reims, Liège, and Institutional Reform in the Central Middle Ages: Flavius Josephus as a Father of the Church. In: . Medieval Liège at the Crossroads of Europe. Monastic Society and Culture, 1000-1300. Turnhout: Brepols; 2017. pp. 109-150.
. The mulieres religiosae, Daughters of Hildegard of Bingen? Interfaces between a Benedictine Visionary, the Cistercians of Villers, and the Spiritual Women of Liège. In: . Medieval Liège at the Crossroads of Europe. Monastic Society and Culture, 1000-1300 Turnhout: Brepols; 2017. pp. 301-338.
. Near Neighbours, Distant Brothers: The Inter-Monastic Networks of Benedictine Houses in the Southern Low Countries (900-1200). In: . Medieval Liège at the Crossroads of Europe. Monastic Society and Culture, 1000-1300. Turnhout: Brepols; 2017. pp. 69-108.
. Identités monastiques dans un monde bouleversé: Représentations identitaires dans la Chronique de Saint-Hubert, dite Cantatorium (diocèse de Liège, début XIIe s.). In: . Medieval Liège at the Crossroads of Europe. Monastic Society and Culture, 1000-1300. Turnhout: Brepols; 2017. pp. 251-299.