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The complexity of the interplay and relationships over various borders in medieval Europe is here fully teased out.
List of contents
The Work of Malcolm Vale - Michael Jones
Principal Bibliography of Malcolm Vale
Introduction - Patrick Lantschner and Hannah Skoda
Economic Development, Social Space and Political Power in Bruges, c. 1127-1302 - Jan Dumolyn
Flemings in the Peasants' Revolt, 1381 - Erik Spindler
Does a Common Language Mean a Shared Allegiance? Language, Identity, Geography and their Links with Polities: The Cases of Gascony and Brittany - Guilhem Pepin
Revisiting the Political Uses of Vernacular Language in Portugal during the Thirteenth Century: On Models, Motives and Modes - Maria Joao Violante Branco
Scotland in the Later Middle Ages: A Province or a Foreign Kingdom for the English? - Jean-Philippe Genet
The Angevin Legacy, Dynastic Rivalry, and the Aftermath of the Hundred Years War, 1453-1491 - Maurice Keen
In and Out of Africa: Iberian Courts and the Afro-Portuguese Olifant of the late 1400s - Rita Costa-Gomes
The Knowledge and Use of the 'Teachings of Saint Louis' in Fourteenth-Century England - Frédérique Lachaud
Philip of Chieti in Flanders, 1303-1305 - Jean Dunbabin
The Last Week of the Life of Edward, the Black Prince - Paul H W Booth
Tournament Culture in the Low Countries and England - Mario Damen
Conclusions - John L Watts
About the author
Hannah Skoda, Patrick Lantschner, R.L.J. Shaw
