Julia Costa

@jcostalopez.bsky.social

Assistant Prof in History and Theory of IR @University of Groningen. Historical international relations; medieval law; Iberian encounters; politics of history

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Centre for International Relations Research (CIRR)

The Centre for International Relations Research (CIRR) at the University of Groningen brings together a group of nearly 50 scholars, including doctoral and...

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Energized after the first of two final workshops for my NWO Veni project, co-organised with Jenny Pelletier. We discussed different approaches and perspectives to Medieval and Early Modern entangled communities with a highly interdisciplinary group. Looking forward to continuing the conversation!

Medieval and Early Modern Entangled Communities: A
Cross-Disciplinary Dialogue
21st and 22nd of November 2024
Groningen, the Netherlands
Organisers: Julia Costa Lopez (University of Groningen) and Jenny Pelletier (University of Leuven)
Funded by:
university of groningen
NWO faculty of artsProgramme
Thursday 21st of November
Coffice and tea will be served from 8,15am
09.00 - 09.50 Welcome and Introductions
09.30 - 11.00 Session 1|
Lidia Lanza: Community Boundaries; Luis de Molina on Unbelievers, Heretics
and Apostates
Alessandro Mulicri: Theorizing Otherness in Early Modern Political Thought.
Can Exclusion be an Art of Government?
11.00 - 11.30 Coffoc break
11.30 - 18.00 Sexsion 2
Josephine van der Bent: The Notion of Jinsiyya: Ethnic and Other Solidaritics in the Premodern Islamicate world (ca. 1100-1300)
Gianluca Kaccagni: Military Service and Inter-Ethnic Entanglement on the Eve
of the Crusades: the Case of Harakd Hardrada in the
Moditerrancan
15.00 - 15.00 Lunch
15.00 - 16.30 Session 3
Bert de Munck: Reassembling Capitalism, or How to Remove Structural Factors
from the Historical Laboratory
Chloe Ircton: Cartographies of Social and Intelloctual Networks of the Enslaved
and Froc Black Communities in Sixtoenth-century Sevilla and the Atlantic World.
16.30 - 17.00 Coffoe break
17.00 - 18.30 Session 4|
Clair Wooda: The Biopolitics of Race: Care and Categorization of Muslim Galley
Slaves in Sixtenth-Century Malta
Julia Costa Lopez: Community Claims and Counterelaims in the Late-Mcdieval
Canary IslandsFriday 22nd of November
Coffice and tea will be served from 8.15
09.00 - 10.30 Session 5
Ana Fouto: Totas orbis, qui aliquo modo est una respublica - Visions of the Workd: the Acknowlodgement of Alterity and the Overcoming of Difference in 16th century Legal Discourse
Joan Pau Rubiés: The Various Meanings of Cosmopolitanism and Tolerance in the Early Modern World: a Comparative Approach
10.50 - 11.00 Coffoc break
11.00 - 12.90 Session 6
Serena Mari Difies aim dries Church Uniny and
Roberto Lambertini: Master and Friar at the Same Time: Conflicts and
Solution between Paris and Bologna
12.30 - 11.30 Lunch
14.90 - 1609 Session 7
Cary Nederman: Supremacy without Sovereignty? The Problem of
Jurisdictional Conflict in Marsiglio of Padua's Defensor pacis
Megan Williams - Contra jus omnium gentium: Dischtangling Early Sixteenth-
Century Conflicts over Legitimate Mobility Betwcen
Commonwealths
16.00 - 17.00 Wrap-up discussion
17.00
Borrell