IMC 2010: Strands

IMC 2010: Sessions in strand Government and Institutions

• 14th-Century England, I (1007)
• 14th-Century England, II (1107)
• 14th-Century England, III (1207)
• 14th-Century England, IV (1307)
• Approaches to Early Medieval Kingship (1005)
• Capital and Corporal Punishment in Anglo-Saxon England, I: Literary and Linguistic Considerations (1201)
• Capital and Corporal Punishment in Anglo-Saxon England, II: Historical Considerations (1301)
• 'Citra et ultra': Charters of the Anglo-Norman and Angevin World, I (1507)
• 'Citra et ultra': Charters of the Anglo-Norman and Angevin World, II (1607)
• Control and Legitimacy in 9th- to 12th-Century Europe (127)
• Henry the Navigator and the Complexities, Origins, and Transformations of the Mito Henriquino in the 15th Century (113)
• Journeying along Medieval Routes, II: Anglo-Norman and Plantagenet Royal Itineraries (1112)
• Journeying along Medieval Routes, III: Normans in Southern Italy and Sicily (1215)
• Law and Violence in the Middle Ages, I: Crime and Justice (1525)
• Law and Violence in the Middle Ages, II: Authority and Community (1625)
• Medieval Intellectuals and the International Traffic of Ideas (211)
• Monastic History: Fresh Approaches (726)
• Narrative Texts in the Anglo-Norman World (203)
• Politics, Warfare, and Wine: The Gascon Rolls Project, 1317-1468 (507)
• Politics and Conflict in 12th- and 13th-Century Italy (1604)
• Queenship and Power, I: Queenship, Art, Language, and Landscape in 14th-Century England (1024)
• Queenship and Power, II: Queenship and Crises in Medieval Europe (1124)
• Royal Will and the Governance of England, 1216-1307 (607)
• Staying Put and Stasis in Medieval England (1116)
• Texts and Identities, I: Merovingian Queens - Narratives and Politics (105)
• The Formation and Renewal of the Nobility of Medieval Scotland, Norway, and Denmark, I: Elites and Identities (707)
• The Formation and Renewal of the Nobility of Medieval Scotland, Norway, and Denmark, II: Locality and Change (807)
• Unsentimental Journeys: Building Loyalty and Consolidating Power - Three Late Medieval Queens-Lieutenant from the Crown of Aragon (1212)