Junior Professorship for Economic History of the Middle Ages

Economic History of the Middle Ages

Spike Gibbs has been Junior Professor for the Economic History of the Middle Ages in the Chair group for Medieval History since January 2022.

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Call for Papers: “Close Ties? The Economic Impacts of 'Feudal' Lordship in the Middle Ages”

Tanja Skambraks and Spike Gibbs invite to a three-day workshop on “Close Ties? The Economic Impacts of 'Feudal' Lordship in the Middle Ages” at the University of Mannheim. Please submit your application by 31.05.2023. For more information, please see the Call for Papers. We look forward to your projects and an interesting workshop!

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“What can stray animals tell us about lords and peasants in late medieval England?” – Lecture by Spike Gibbs on 8 March 2023

As part of the fhi lectures, Spike Gibbs tells us what stray animals in the Middle Ages have to do with lords and peasants. If you are curious about the answer, come to the first evening lecture of the Förderverein on 8 March at 5:15 pm in EW 145.

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New Research in Medieval Economic History
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At the research seminar “New Research in Medieval Economic History” – organised by the Chair of Medieval History and the Junior Professorship for Medieval Economic History – researchers from Great Britain, France and German-speaking countries presented their results and topics for discussion. Please find the individual topics in the programme. We are looking forward to more exciting lectures in the next research seminar in the autumn/winter semester 2023/24.

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