Power and institutions in medieval islam and christendom
- Rodríguez López, Ana
- Manzano Moreno, Eduardo
- Shelina, Evgeniya
- Morris,Ian David Morris
- Yañez, Andrea
- Humfress, Caroline
- Olsen, Rasmus Bech
- Kaplan, Michel
- Viale, Adrián
- Carocci, Sandro
- Lankila, Tommi
- Kennedy, Hugh
- Manstetten, Paula
- Hudson, John
- Greer,Sarah
- Hitt, Cory
- Algazi, Gadi
- Stella, Attilio
- Deahl, Julian
- Huetink, Marti
- Hammond, Kate
- Conte, Emanuele
- Hauck, Jasmin
Publication date
January 2019
DOIAbstract
"Power and institutions in medieval islam and christendom", is the website of the homonymous research project.PIMIC is a cooperative effort led by a team that consists of medievalists specialising in Western, Byzantine and Islamic history tackling a vital historical question: Why did the Christendom government and society develop certain processes of institutionalisation that did not characterise the Islamic world, considering that the early medieval situation might have suggested otherwise?.Peer reviewe
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