Recent research once again framed the fourteenth century as the century of environmental shocks and systemic transitions. This article will focus on the grain market during the rapid succession of urban ‘food shocks’ before, during and after the 1348 Black Death. The major Flemish Cities provide a unique context to investigate the origins, impact and consequences of these shocks. Based on new and exciting price series for the cities of Bruges, Ghent, Lille, Douai and Cambrai it will be possible to reconstruct divergences in the impact of the food shocks during this period, but also question the role of large urban ecclesiastical landowners in the management and ‘production’ of these food crises. In order to do so, this article focuses on ad...
This paper compares the development and role of rural trade venues in Holland in the 13th, 14th and ...
This article challenges the growing consensus in the literature that medieval manorial managers were...
Grain price (GP) volatility has been a central constituent of European commerce, with fluctuations i...
Abstract: At the centre of the debate on pre\u2010industrial economic growth is the study of market ...
Although the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) revised their theoretical model of food securi...
International audienceClimate Change Adaptation in the Cities of the ’European Dorsal’: The Example ...
Alain Derville, The Lille wheat market in the Burgundian era. The country around Lille, like all th...
This article is a case study in the formation and function of commercial networks in the early Moder...
This article focuses on local agency in two near-famines in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Fland...
This article compares dearth policies developing in three regions in northwestern Europe in the fift...
How—and how well—do food markets function in famine conditions? The controversy surrounding this que...
Subsistence crises are complex crises with a severe impact on a society and on demography. In the pr...
This article compares dearth policies developing in three regions in northwestern Europe in the fift...
This article compares dearth policies developing in three regions in northwestern Europe in the fift...
This paper compares grain prices between Cairo and Europe during medieval times. Prices were higher ...
This paper compares the development and role of rural trade venues in Holland in the 13th, 14th and ...
This article challenges the growing consensus in the literature that medieval manorial managers were...
Grain price (GP) volatility has been a central constituent of European commerce, with fluctuations i...
Abstract: At the centre of the debate on pre\u2010industrial economic growth is the study of market ...
Although the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) revised their theoretical model of food securi...
International audienceClimate Change Adaptation in the Cities of the ’European Dorsal’: The Example ...
Alain Derville, The Lille wheat market in the Burgundian era. The country around Lille, like all th...
This article is a case study in the formation and function of commercial networks in the early Moder...
This article focuses on local agency in two near-famines in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Fland...
This article compares dearth policies developing in three regions in northwestern Europe in the fift...
How—and how well—do food markets function in famine conditions? The controversy surrounding this que...
Subsistence crises are complex crises with a severe impact on a society and on demography. In the pr...
This article compares dearth policies developing in three regions in northwestern Europe in the fift...
This article compares dearth policies developing in three regions in northwestern Europe in the fift...
This paper compares grain prices between Cairo and Europe during medieval times. Prices were higher ...
This paper compares the development and role of rural trade venues in Holland in the 13th, 14th and ...
This article challenges the growing consensus in the literature that medieval manorial managers were...
Grain price (GP) volatility has been a central constituent of European commerce, with fluctuations i...