The Legal Status of Religious Minorities in the Euro-Mediterranean World (RELMIN)
John Tolan
MEDIEVAL WORLDS provides a new forum for interdisciplinary and transcultural studies of the Middle Ages. Specifically it encourages links comparative research between different regions fields promotes methodological innovation in transdisciplinary studies. Focusing on Ages (c. 400-1500 CE, but can be extended whenever thematically fruitful or appropriate), takes global approach to studying history setting. is open regular submissions topics, also offers possibility propose advertise subjects that lend themselves comparison. With view connecting people working related topics academic environments, we publish calls matching articles contributions particular issues. TABLE OF CONTENTS Walter POHL Andre GINGRICH Medieval Worlds: Introduction First Issue Patrick GEARY, The Discourse Herrschaft as Practice Fifth Century Robert MOORE, Great Divergence? Lars Boje MORTENSEN, Comparing Connecting: Rise Fast Historiography Latin Vernacular (Twelfth Thirteenth Century) Helen SIU, Historical Anthropology: A View from Â»South ChinaÂ« COMPARATIVE PAPERS: UNIVERSAL HISTORIES Ian WOOD, Universal Chronicles Early West Ann CHRISTYS, Arabic before c. 900 HISTORY IN THE MAKING: ONGOING MAJOR RESEARCH PROJECTS Gwen BENNETT, Â»I Spy with my Little EyeÂ«: GIS Archaeological Perspectives Eleventh Song Envoy Routes Liao Empire (Kitan-Liao Survey History KLASH) Michael BORGOLTE, Foundations Â»For Salvation SoulÂ« â an Exception World History? (Foundations Societies FOUNDMED) Catherine HOLMES Naomi STANDEN, Defining Global (AHRC Research Network) Eduardo MANZANO, Why Did Islamic Institutions Become So Different Western Institutions? (Power Islam Christendom PIMIC) GINGRICH, Visions Community (VISCOM): Comparative Approaches Ethnicity, Region Christianity, Buddhism (400-1600 CE) John TOLAN, Legal Status Religious Minorities Euro-Mediterranean (RELMIN)
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