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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
G-1
MID01
Kings, Courts, and the People in Medieval Europe
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Miguel José López-Guadalupe Pallarés : Trade, Merchants and Economic Policies: Commercial Activity at Castile-Leon Estremadura’s Medium-size Councils Bruno Marconi da Costa : From Revolt to "Revolution" - the Avis Dynastic Crisis as seen from Below (1383-1385) Annabelle Marin : Do Women Embody the Power of the Elite in Cities? The Role of High Noblewomen in the Process of Urban Hierarchization in Fifteenth-Century Castile
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
B-3
MID11
Medieval Urban Women in Legal Norms and Social Practice – East Central Europe in Comparison
OSCR Lanyon Building
Marija Mogorovic Crljenko : The Legal Status of Women in Istrian Coastal Towns in the Late Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period Beata Mozejko : Legal Status of Men and Women in Medieval Gdansk as Compared withH Other Polish and Prussian Towns Nada Zecevic : Maximum vilipendium, dedecus et scandalum? Gender Violence in the Towns in Albania Veneta, 14th-15th c. M-3 ELI04 Urban Hierarchisation Process in Castile. Late Medieval and Early Modern Period PFC/02/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
David Igual : Merchant Groups and Urban Oligarchies in Late Medieval Castile: Different Models of Interrelationship? Sean Perrone : The Council of the Cruzada and its Agents: the Limits on Royal Bureaucracy in the Early Sixteenth Century Ángel Rozas : Merchants between Toledo and Madrid. Family Strategies of Social Mobility
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
G-4
MID02
The Social History of Devotion and Christianization
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Fabrizio De Falco : Educate the Barbarians. The Unsuccessful Irish Church through the Eyes of the Anglo-Norman Invaders (XIIth Cen.) Anna-Stina Hägglund : Birgittine Monasteries in the Baltic Sea Region and Benefactor Networks Edoardo Manarini : A Bishop, his Flock, his Books. How to Build a Network for Salvation in Carolingian Italy: Leodoinus and the See of Modena
Thursday 5 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
D-6
MID06
Certifying Inequalities in Late Medieval Europe. England, Italy and France in Comparative Perspective
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Ian Forrest : Inequality and Trustworthiness in Late Medieval England Marta Gravela : Unequal Citizenship. The Fiscal Assessment of Inequalities in Late Medieval Italy Clément Lenoble : Microcredit and Inequalities in the Middle Ages
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
G-8
MID05
Transport and Stevedoring in the Medieval European Atlantic
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Fernando Martín-Pérez : Market Networks – Networks of Merchants in the Cantabrian Coast in Late Middle Ages Ana María Rivera Medina : Stevedoring in the Ports of the Bay of Biscay (15th- 16th Centuries)
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
D-9
RUR09
Shock Cities: Medieval Cities Managing Food Crises
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Antoine Bonnivert : Facing Food Crises in the Rheno-Mosan Area: the Political Responses of Medieval Bishops Chantal Camenisch : Aldermen under Compulsion. Subsistence Crises, Coping Strategies and Market Regulation in the Town of Bern (Switzerland) from the 14th to the 16th Century Stef Espeel : Shock Cities. Food Prices and Access to Food in Flemish Cities during the Age of Shocks (1280-1370)
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
G-11
MID07a
Land, Houses and Mortgage Credit: towards a Comparative Perspective (1300-1600)
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Johannes Kaska : Mortgages as Dowers and Dowries in the Late Medieval Lambach Estate (Upper Austria) Michael Schraer : Real Estate and Credit: Jewish Lending in the Crown of Aragon, 1350-1400
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
G-12
MID07b
Land, Houses and Mortgage Credit: towards a Comparative Perspective II (1600-1800)
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
José Luis Peña-Mir : Regulation and Reality. Mortgage Credit and Contract Design in Spain from the Ancien Régime to the Liberal State Richard Yntema : Industrial Finance and the Mortgage Market in Amsterdam during the Dutch Republic Jaco Zuijderduijn : The Long Walk to Court. Access to Law Courts in East and West
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
G-13
MID09a
Management and Transfers of Real Estate by Women in the Pre-industrial Period I (Middle Ages)
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Helen Manning : Quantifying Women’s Property Ownership during Periods of Parliamentary Enclosure (1750-1850) Rebecca Mason : Female Proprietorship and the Transfer of Landed Estate by Remarrying Widows in Early Modern Scotland, c.1600-c.1750 Lies Vervaet : Women and the Management of Farms in Flanders, 14th-16th Centuries
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
G-14
MID09b
Management and Transfers of Real Estate by Women in the Pre-industrial Period II (Economic History)
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Pieter De Reu : The Major Losers of the Land Market? Single Women, Spouses and Widows and the Transfer of Real Estate in Flanders and Württemberg, c. 1750-c. 1850 Elise Dermineur : Women and the Management of Land in Eighteenth-Century France Juliet Gayton : Transfers of Real Estate by Rural Women Copyholders in Seventeenth Century England
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
G-15
MID03
Living in the City: Social and Economic Urban Topographies in the Late Medieval Period
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Janna Everaert : Political Elites and the Mastery over Urban Space in Late Medieval Antwerp Lea Hermenault : Mapping Crafts, Merchants and Mass of Potential Clients : a Contribution of ALPAGE Project to Parisian Topography Analysis of the Late Medieval Period Mathijs Speecke : Material Culture and Living Standards in the Bruges Suburbs, 14th Century Elien Vernackt : Socio-economic Topography of Late-medieval Bruges through a Sixteenth-century Town Plan |
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