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De oudste seculiere kapittels in het bisdom Utrecht zijn in de negende eeuw ontstaan en het jongste kapittel dateert uit het begin van de zestiende eeuw. Ter onderscheiding van de beide kathedrale kapittels (Domkapittel en Oudmunster) werden de overige kapittels aangeduid als collegiale kapittels. De ReformaƯtie beteƯkende voor de seƯculiere kapittels in het huidige Nederland het einde van hun bestaan als katholieke geesteƯlijke instelling. Sommige kapittels bleven voortbestaan als geseculariseerde instelling, maar ze waren feitelijk niet meer dan een vermogensfonds voor de protestantse elite. Dit repertorium, samengesteld door Jan Kuys, biedt voor het eerst een systematisch overzicht van de collegiale kapittels in het middelƯeeuwse bisdom Utrecht. Per kapittel wordt onder andere aanƯdacht besteed aan ontstaan en geschiedenis, gebouwen en inventaris, geestelijk leven, inƯterne organisatie, bezittingen en inkomsten, overgeleverde archivalia, boekenbezit en relevante literatuur.

Christian church history --- anno 500-1499 --- Utrecht --- Chapters, Cathedral, collegiate, etc. --- Chapitres cathédraux, collégiaux, etc. --- Utrecht (Netherlands) --- Utrecht (Pays-Bas) --- Church history --- Histoire religieuse --- Chapitres cathédraux, collégiaux, etc.

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History of the Netherlands --- Christian church history --- anno 1600-1699 --- Utrecht --- Protestant churches --- Reformation --- Église catholique --- --Église protestante --- --Relation --- --Pays-Bas --- --Utrecht --- --XVIIe s., --- Réforme protestante --- --Relations --- Catholic Church --- Relations --- Catholic Church. --- History --- Utrecht (Netherlands) --- Church history --- Églises réformées --- Coexistence religieuse --- Religiöser Pluralismus. --- Katholizismus. --- Konfessionalisierung. --- Religiöse Minderheit. --- Catholic Church-Protestant churches relations. --- Reformation. --- Protestant churches. --- 1600-1699. --- Netherlands --- Protestant churches - Relations - Catholic Church --- Reformation - Netherlands - Utrecht --- Protestant churches - Relations - Catholic Church. --- Reformation - Netherlands - Utrecht. --- Église protestante --- Relation --- XVIIe s., 1601-1700 --- Pays-Bas --- Utrecht (Netherlands) - Church history - 17th century --- Utrecht (Netherlands) - Church history - 17th century.

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Painting --- Art styles --- Caravaggism --- easel paintings [paintings by form] --- Caravaggio, da, Michelangelo M. --- United States --- Utrecht --- Europe --- Caravaggio --- United States of America

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art historians --- professional associations --- Art: persons --- Vereniging van Nederlandse Kunsthistorici [Utrecht] --- anno 2000-2009 --- anno 1900-1999 --- anno 2010-2019 --- Netherlands

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Novel technologies and scientific advancements offer not only opportunities but risks. Technological systems are vulnerable to human error and technical malfunctioning that have far-reaching consequences: one flipped switch can cause a cascading power failure across a networked electric grid. Yet, once addressed, vulnerability accompanied by coping mechanisms may yield a more flexible and resilient society. This book investigates vulnerability, in both its negative and positive aspects, in technological cultures. The contributors argue that viewing risk in terms of vulnerability offers a novel approach to understanding the risks and benefits of science and technology. Such an approach broadens conventional risk analysis by connecting to issues of justice, solidarity, and livelihood, and enabling comparisons between the global north and south. The book explores case studies that range from agricultural practices in India to neonatal intensive care medicine in Western hospitals; these cases, spanning the issues addressed in the book, illustrate what vulnerability is and does. The book offers conceptual frameworks for empirical description and analysis of vulnerability that elucidate its ambiguity, context dependence, and constructed nature. Finally, the book addresses the implications of these analyses for the governance of vulnerability, proposing a more reflexive way of dealing with vulnerability in technological cultures. Contributors Marjolein van Asselt, Martin Boeckhout, Wiebe Bijker, Tessa Fox, Stephen Healy, Anique Hommels, Sheila Jasanoff, Jozef Keulartz, Jessica Mesman, Ger Palmboom, C. Shambu Prasad, Julia Quartz, Johan M. Sanne, Maartje Schermer, Teesta Setelvad, Esha Shah, Andy Stirling, Imrat Verhoeven, Esther Versluis, Shiv Visvanathan, Gerard de Vries, Ger Wackers, Dick Willems.

Hygiene. Public health. Protection --- Sociology of culture --- Innovations --- Vulnérabilité (droit) --- City planning --- Urban renewal --- 711.16 --- 711.4 --- Amsterdam --- Bijlmermeer --- Hoog Catharijne --- Limburg (NL) --- Maastricht --- Noord-Holland --- Utrecht --- Utrecht (provincie) --- Stadsvernieuwing --- Stedenbouw --- Innovations technologiques. --- Technology --- Social aspects. --- Innovation. --- SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY/General --- SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY/History of Technology --- INFORMATION SCIENCE/Technology & Policy