Programme of ESSHC

7th European Social Science History Conference Lisbon, Portugal March 2008

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Tuesday 26 February
14.15
16.30
Wednesday 27 February
8.30
10.45
14.15
16.30
Thursday 28 February
8.30
10.45
14.15
16.30
Friday 29 February
8.30
10.45
14.15
16.30
Saturday 1 March
8.30
10.45
14.15
16.30
All days

Thursday 28 February 8.30

S-7 - MID01: Elite Research in the Late Middle Ages: New Perspectives and Methodological Challenges I

Instituto de Arte


	Network: Middle Ages Organiser: Frederik Buylaert Organiser: Arie van Steensel Organiser: Véronique Flammang Organiser: María Asenjo-González	Chair: José Antonio Jara Fuente

Frederik Buylaert Social Mobility in Flemish Urban Elites (14th – 16th century): a Quantitative Approach of the Flemish Nobility
Arie van Steensel Integrating institutions, networks, and agents: challenges arising from the application of the prosopographical method to late medieval nobility of the county of Zeeland
Justine Smithuis A Prosopography of Factions in Late Medieval Utrecht: What are the Risks and Gains?

Thursday 28 February 10.45

X-8 - MID02: Elite Research in the Late Middle Ages: New Perspectives and Methodological Challenges II

Room 2.13


	Network: Middle Ages Organiser: María Asenjo-González Organiser: Frederik Buylaert Organiser: Véronique Flammang Organiser: Arie van Steensel	Chair: María Asenjo-González

Jan Dumolyn, Wim De Clercq From social position to social representation. The grammar of sign systems expressing noble identity in the late medieval Burgundian Netherlands.
Mario Damen Prosopography and elites: perspectives for research and dissemination of data concerning political elites in the Low Countries.
José Antonio Jara Fuente Perceiving the «self», perceiving the «others»: an enquiry over the construction of political identities in fifteenth-century urban Castile

Thursday 28 February 16.30

L-10 - Network meeting: Middle Ages

Room 5.1


	Network: Middle Ages

Friday 29 February 8.30

T-11 - URB04: Urban Guilds, Corporations and Social Capital (13th-17th Centuries) I

Room 9


	Network: Middle Ages	Chair: Peter Stabel Discussant: Bert De Munck

Ariel Rubin Inequality in the Leiden Textile Labor Market
Ellen Burm Craft Guilds under pressure: Political and discursive strategies in 16th century Antwerp in search for social capital
Danielle van den Heuvel Retail guilds and commercialization in North-western Europe

Friday 29 February 14.15

S-13 - MID03: The intermediate rulers: the contribution of the nobility to urban domination in the Medieval Spanish Kingdoms and the Burgundian Netherlands I

Instituto de Arte


	Network: Middle Ages Organiser: María Asenjo-González Organiser: Véronique Flammang Organiser: Arie van Steensel Organiser: Frederik Buylaert	Chair: María Asenjo-González

Véronique Flammang The Role of the Nobility in the Power Structures of the County of Hainault (15th Century)
Yolanda Guerrero Navarrete The conflict between the nobility and the urban identity in Burgos in XVth century
Eloisa Ramírez-Vaquero Cities without communal charts: ruled by noble elites?

Friday 29 February 16.30

T-14 - MID04: The intermediate rulers: the contribution of the nobility to urban domination in the Medieval Spanish Kingdoms and the Burgundian Netherlands II

Room 9


	Network: Middle Ages Organiser: María Asenjo-González Organiser: Frederik Buylaert Organiser: Véronique Flammang Organiser: Arie van Steensel	Chair: Mario Damen

María Asenjo-González Small town’s rulers and urban influence in Castile in XVth
David Igual Economy and social power in Castile. The intermediate rulers in XVth century
Juan Antonio Barrio Barrio The intermediate rulers in Towns of Valencia Kingdom from XIIIth to XVth century.

Saturday 1 March 8.30

D-15 - MID07: New Approaches to Old Problems in Medieval History

Cave D


	Network: Middle Ages Organiser: Ana Maria S. A. Rodrigues	Chair: Ana Maria S. A. Rodrigues

Antonio Castro Henriques, Jose Maria Pereira Coutinho Feudalism? A statistical analysis of peasant-noble relations in thirteenth-century Northern Portugal
Ardian Muhaj The Hundred Years War and the origins of the Portuguese expansion in Africa
Kouky Fianu Canons and notaries: Exploring contractual practices in 15th century Paris
Gabriella Erdélyi ‘We do not really know what these black friars want’: narratives of conflict and solidarity in an early sixteenth-century Hungarian town

Saturday 1 March 14.15

S-17 - MID06: Reassessing Medieval Queenship

Instituto de Arte


	Network: Middle Ages Organiser: Ana Maria S. A. Rodrigues	Chair: Ana Maria S. A. Rodrigues

Isabel Guimarães Sá Biography writing for professional historians: some questions and issues concerning the case of queens
Vanda Lourenço Queen D. Beatriz dowry letter (1309-1359)
Maria Filomena Andrade The familiar relations in the reign of Dinis: The protagonism of queen Isabel
Manuela Santos Silva The Queen’s Control over her Estates in the 15th Century: the Written Sources Testimony