A Pragmatic Reality: The Performance and Codification of Collective Agency in the ‘Age of Freedom’ of Urban Communities in the Southern Low Countries and Northern France (late 11th - early 13th Centuries)

A Pragmatic Reality: The Performance and Codification of Collective Agency in the ‘Age of Freedom’ of Urban Communities in the Southern Low Countries and Northern France (late 11th to early 13th Centuries)

Doctoral project Falco Van der Schueren

Doctoral project Rayek Vereeken

Powers in transition and networks in action. Diplomatic agency and social-political networking of female rulers in Flanders, Hainaut and Brabant (late thirteenth to fourteenth centuries)

The Scribal Identity of the Episcopal Chancery in Liège between the 12th and 14th Centuries

Byzantine paratexts as nodes between material culture of manuscripts and reading strategies

Doctoral project Sara Van Hoecke

"Quicumque in villa per annum unum et diem unum manserit, liber erit". De genese van het poorterschap in de dertiende-eeuwse steden van de Vlaamse ruimte.

Imitation or differentiation? Documentary writing practices in the exercise of secular governance in Flanders and adjacent territories during the 'pragmatische Wende' of the late twelfth and thirteenth centuries.

Interconnected Texts. A graph-based computational approach to Byzantine paratexts as nodes between textual transmission and cultural and linguistic developments

Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Podcast 'The princesses of Flanders': an alternative public history of the medieval county

Research on documentary writing practices and the relationship between power and the written word in the Southern Low Countries (11th-16th centuries)

Shared interest or mutual competition? The organization of voluntary jurisdiction in the Southern Low Countries during the late Middle Ages (1273-1433).

Shared interest or mutual competition? The organization of voluntary jurisdiction in the Southern Low Countries during the late Middle Ages (1278-1433).