Political science in the Middle Ages is focus for the next issue of the Italien E-journal, Filosofia e Politica
CFP: Medieval Politics: Internet forum & e-book
The focus for “Medieval Politics” is the history of political science in the Middle Ages (V-XV century).
Topics might be: Medieval Christianity, St. Thomas Aquinas, Islamic political philosophy, Medieval Europe, European Renaissance, Machiavelli etc.
Sections:
a) Short papers: 1000-3000 words.
b) Long papers: 3001-10000 words.
Languages: English, Italiano, Deutsch, Español, Português, Français, Polski, Nederlands.
Deadline: 07.03.2016, 23:09 by SISAEM
GUIDELINES:
1. Abstract (100-300 words).
2. Brief CV or resume for each author and co-author.
3. Submission deadline for abstracts: May 15, 2016.
4. Submission deadline for final papers: July 1, 2016.
5. Manuscripts may be sent to: segreteria (AT) sisaem.it
Scholars at all stages of their careers are equally welcome.
Please email abstracts with a brief CV to: segreteria@sisaem.it
All papers will be published in the E-journal, Filosofia e Politica.
CONTACT:
For application instructions and further information about Medieval Politics, contact us:
SISAEM – Società Internazionale per lo Studio dell’Adriatico nell’Età Medievale
Dr. Roberta Fidanzia (Ph.D)
Viale Oscar Sinigaglia, 48
I-00143 Roma, Italy
E-mail: segreteria (at) sisaem.it
Web: http://www.sisaem.it
Tel. +39.06.916501181
Fax +39.06.62277258
SOURCE:
SISAEM – the International Society for the Study of the Adriatic in the Middle Ages – is based in Rome and is dedicated to the promotion and diffusion of historical culture, in general, Adriatic history from antiquity to modern times and, in particular, supporting research on the Adriatic during the Middle Ages and Renaissance (5th to 16th centuries) in the broader sense, enhancing their scientific, education and social value.
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The Allegory of the Good and Bad Government (Allegoria del Buon Governo, in Italian) by Ambrogio Lorenzetti (c. 1290 – 9 June 1348) is a huge fresco painted from 1337 to 1339 in the Sala dei Nove (Room of the Nine), in Siena’s Palazzo Pubblico (Town Hall).