Medieval Economic and Social History
Seminar or event series
Cambridge has a strong tradition in the economic and social history of the middle ages, and this seminar has long been at the heart of it. While its focus remains the history of the British Isles, the seminar has recently begun to expand its geographical scope to feature work on the economies and societies of continental Europe and beyond.
This seminar does not run in Michaelmas Term. It participates in the Core seminar in economic and social history
The support of the Trevelyan Fund (Faculty of History) is gratefully acknowledged.
Events
Feb
12
"There was no auditor who could trip him up": Demesne managers and the auditing process in 14th-century England and Wales
Jerome Gasson (Cambridge)
Room 6 at the Faculty of History
Mar
5
Economic and cultural connections within Mediterranean ecosystems, c.1250-1550
Alex Sapoznik (KCL)
Room 6 at the Faculty of History
Apr
30
The Decline of Seigniorial Agriculture in late medieval England: how Risk and Reward transferred to Yeoman Farmers
Greg Salter (London School of Economics)
5pm, Old Library Room 4, Selwyn College
May
7
Modelling the Black Death: Surviving Plague in Late Medieval England
Dr Alex Brown (Durham)
5pm, Room 6, Faculty of History
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Term
Lent Term
Where
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