Ecclesiastical clientelistic networks and beneficial politics in the kingdoms of the Iberian Peninsula during the Late Middle Ag

The Center for the Study of Religious History (CEHR) of Universidade Católica Portuguesa, together with the Institute of Medieval Studies of the NOVA Faculty of Social and Human Sciences (IEM - NOVA FCSH) organize on March 4 and 5, the Extraordinary Seminar "Ecclesiastic Clientelary Networks and beneficial politics in the kingdoms of the Iberian Peninsula during the Lower Middle Ages".

PROGRAM

MARCH 4

15h45 - Presentation and introduction
Jorge Díaz Ibáñez, Mário Farelo

I. NETWORKS AND BENEFICENT POLICIES IN THE APOSTOLIC CURIA

16h00 - Redes clientelares eclesiásticas y súplicas beneficiales en la corona de Castilla durante el pontificado de Clemente VI (1342-1352). A first approximation
Jorge Díaz Ibáñez

16h30 - The importance of being in Curia Romana. Beneficial interests and Portuguese agents in the pontifical court in the middle of the fourteenth century
Mário Farelo

17h00 - Break

II. PATRONAGE NETWORKS AND BENEFICENT POLICIES OF THE PENINSULAR KINGS

17h30 - The clergy and social mobility in medieval Portugal: the role of the royalty
Herminia Vilar

18h00 - La política beneficial de los reyes de Aragón en la época medieval: una asignatura pendiente
Jordi Morelló Baget, Esther Tello Hernández

18h20 - Between the arzobispal service and the county administration: the García de Alba, power, clientelism and trajectory of a family of royal servants (1440-1480)
Francisco de Paula Cañas Gálvez

19h00 - Debate

MARCH 5

III. CLIENTELISTIC NETWORKS AND BENEFICENT POLICIES: SECULAR ECCLESIASTIC HIERARCHY AND NOBILITY

10h00 - Ecclesiastic networks and beneficent politics of the Castellano-Leonese monarchy: the example of the royal chapels
David Nogales Rincón

10h30 - The beneficiaries of the Coimbra collegia: social profile and recruitment strategies
Maria Amélia Álvaro de Campos

11h00 - Canons in network: paths in the cabidos of Portuguese medieval cathedrals
Maria do Rosário Morujão

11h30 - Debate

12h00 - Conclusions of the seminar
Jorge Díaz Ibáñez, Mário Farelo

Direction and organization
Jorge Díaz Ibáñez (Universidad Complutense)
Mário Farelo (IEM - NOVA FCSH; UCP-CEHR)

Institutional organization
Center for Religious History Studies, Catholic University of Portugal (UCP-CEHR)
Institute of Medieval Studies, NOVA Faculty of Social and Human Sciences (IEM - NOVA FCSH)

Associated Institutions
- FLUC - 2nd Cycle Course in History
- FLUC - 3rd Cycle Course in History
- FLUL - Master's programme in History
- FLUL - MA in History of the Islamic and Medieval Mediterranean
- FLUL - PhD in History
- FLUP - MA in Medieval Studies
- FLUP - PhD in History
- NOVA FCSH - MA in History
- PIUDHIST - Interuniversity PhD Program in History
- UAB; NOVA FCSH - PhD in Medieval Studies
- UALG - Master's in History and Heritage
- UALG - PhD in Heritage Studies
- UÉ - PhD in History
- UMINHO - Master's degree in History of the University of Minho
- UMINHO - Doctoral Program in History, University of Minho
- SPEM - Portuguese Society for Medieval Studies

 

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