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• 25 nov 2013	26 nov 2013	27 nov 2013
  28 nov 2013	29 nov 2013

  Paris

  Lecture series - History

  Inaugural conferences of the Institut d'études avancées de Paris

  Cycle de conférences pluridisciplinaires données par les chercheurs résidents de l'institut d'études avancées de Paris à l'occasion de l'inauguration des nouveaux locaux de l'Institut à l'Hôtel de Lauzun.

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• 21 fév 2013

  22 fév 2013

  Paris

  Study days - Europe

  New Approaches to the History of Commercial Justice

  Merchant courts and merchants’ strategies before the courts have been studied extensively up to date by both historians of law and economic and social historians. However, given the specialisation of historians, the studies tend to have either a legal and administrative, or an economic and social focus. The workshop will gather historians and legal historians to discuss recent research and new methodological approaches to the study of commercial justice from the Middle Ages to the Nineteenth Century. The aim is to establish an overview of the current research and to discuss the possibilities of combining both organizational and actor-centred perspectives in the study of commercial litigations. 

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• 28 fév 2013

  Brasília

  Call for papers - History

  Ibero-American dialogues

  10th Middle Ages study day

  The Brazilian Association of Medieval Studies (ABREM) will hold its Xth International Meeting of Medieval Studies: Ibero-american dialogues, from July 1st through 5th,  at the Universidade de Brasília (UnB), 2013. One of the main goals is to improve the networking between medievalists dedicated to the study of the Iberian Middle Ages. This meeting serves as a hub for latin-american specialists and also improves the connection that several institutes and labs maintain with Portuguese and Spanish researchers. One of its other goals would be to set up interinstitutional and international web researches. Finally, this meeting’s main focus is the Ibero-American medievalism itself.  

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