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
29
Nobility, Serfdom and the Changing Nature of Governance in Mid-fourteenth Century England
Dr Matt Raven (Nottingham)
Joint session with the Medieval Research seminar
Faculty of History Boardroom, 4.00 pm
May
1
Water, Power and Institutional Decision Making on the Changing Late Medieval English Coastline, c.1350-1600
Alex Hibberts
May
8
Counting cattle circa 1300
John Oldland
May
22
When enough was enough. Nostalgia and the idea of sufficiency in the fourteenth century
Hannah Skoda
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At a glance
Term
Easter Term
Where
All seminars are at 5 p.m. in the Walters Room, Selwyn College.
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