Venue: Cardiff
Date: 14-17 July 1995
Contact: Dr B M S Campbell, Dept of Economic and Social History, The Queen's
University of Belfast, Belfast, BT7 1NN
Papers include:
'Change or decline? Caring for the sick poor in later medieval
Norwich' (Carole Rawcliffe);
'The Anglo-Norman economy' (Ros Faith);
'Kinship and society in late medieval Wales' (Andrew Barrell);
'Towns, tithes and trade goods: the geography of merchants and
merchandise in the _nonae_ rolls' (James Masschaele).
A round-table symposium: 'The great economic recession of c.1420-60' with
presentations by Jenny Kermode (trade), Christine Carpenter (land values, rents
and landed incomes), Jim Oeppen (demography), and Pamela Nightingale (coin and
bullion).
Guest paper: Geoge Grantham, 'Not all roads lead to Rome: the significance of
recent developments in economic theory for the history of medieval economic
growth'.
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