Minutes of the
Present: Christoph Egger (CE), Klaus van Eickels (KE), Frank Rexroth (FR), Piotr Gorecki (PG), Bill Aird (BA), Sarah Hamilton (SH), Björn Weiler (BW)
The network is still short of
experts on the
The date and venue for the 2005 meeting were discussed. It is paramount that the budget will be exhausted. Two alternatives emerged:
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BW is to e-mail individual participants and ask
them to confirm at which of the two dates they would be unavailable, and what
their paper would be. CE pointed out that, in order to secure suitable
accommodation in
The meeting
will be held at Durham
This project is funded for five years. However, after three years, an interim report will have to be produced to justify a further allocation of funding. One key assessment criterium will be the number of further research project grants applied for. BW therefore distributed a series of grant outlines
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- AHRB: Resource enhancement grant, major research projects
- Volkswagenstiftung: international collaborative meetings
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Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft:
international collaborative projects; Eastern and
- European Science Foundation: International exploratory workshop grant
It was decided that applications
for some of these grants will be discussed in
PG & BW are to explore the possibility of holding a colloquium/conference on the Gesta Principum Polonorum in co-operation with Polish academics. European Science Foundation and Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft funds could be tapped.
The meeting, to be held at
Sessions to be organised at
- Family and gender roles
- Assemblies and councils
- Father-son relatuionships (KE & BA)
- Rules of behaviour
- Emotions (as a round table topic)
Participants will organise sessions individually, but are asked to keep BW informed.
The following papers were read:
- The Punishment of Treason in Norman England, KE
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Great remedy for transgressions: excommunication in
eleventh- and twelfth- century
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Rebellion, process and status in
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Father-son relationships among the nobility of
north-western
- Piast power reconsidered, KG
The guest lecture was given by
Prof. Knut Görich, Ludwig-Maximillians-Universität,