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Lordship, capitalism, and the state in Flanders (c. 1250-1570)

Frederik Buylaert (UGent) and Miet Adriaens

(2025) In Oxford Studies in Medieval European History
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Social infrastructures, military entrepreneurship, and the making of the Sultan’s court in fifteenth-century Cairo : the case of the Court Office of ‘the Chief Head of the Guards’ (ra‌ʾs ‌nawbat‌ al-nuwab)

Jo Van Steenbergen (UGent) and Maya Termonia (UGent)

(2022) JOURNAL OF THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF THE ORIENT. 65(5-6). p.802-858
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Historiography and the making of the sultan’s court in 15th century Cairo : the case of the court office of ‘the Chief Head of the Guards’ (raʾs nawbat al‑nuwab)

Jo Van Steenbergen (UGent) and Maya Termonia (UGent)

(2022) ANNALES ISLAMOLOGIQUES. 56. p.255-295
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Seigneurial governance and the state in late medieval Guelders (14th-16th century)

Jim van der Meulen (UGent)

(2021) CONTINUITY AND CHANGE. 36(1). p.33-59
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Fifteenth-century Arabic historiography : introducing a new research agenda for authors, texts and contexts

Jo Van Steenbergen (UGent) , Mustafa Banister (UGent) , Rihab Ben Othmen (UGent) , Kenneth Goudie (UGent) and Zacharie Mochtari de Pierrepont (UGent)

(2020) MAMLŪK STUDIES REVIEW = MAJALLAT AL-DIRĀSĀT AL-MAMLŪKĪYAH. 23. p.33-68
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Trajectories of state formation across fifteenth-century Islamic West-Asia : Eurasian parallels, connections and divergences

Jo Van Steenbergen (UGent)

(2020) In Rulers & Elites. Comparative Studies in Governance 18.
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From Temür to Selim : trajectories of Turko-Mongol state formation in Islamic West-Asia’s long fifteenth century

Jo Van Steenbergen (UGent)

(2020) Trajectories of state formation across fifteenth-century Islamic West-Asia : Eurasian parallels, connections and divergences. In Rulers & Elites. Comparative Studies in Governance 18. p.27-87
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The historiographical trajectory and legal status of a rebellion : anti-Sultan Jakam (d. 809/1407) and his literary representation

Clement Onimus (UGent)

(2020) MAMLŪK STUDIES REVIEW = MAJALLAT AL-DIRĀSĀT AL-MAMLŪKĪYAH. 23. p.69-102
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Studying rulers and states across fifteenth century Western Eurasia

Jan Dumolyn (UGent) and Jo Van Steenbergen (UGent)

(2020) Trajectories of state formation across fifteenth-century Islamic West-Asia : Eurasian parallels, connections and divergences. In Rulers & Elites. Comparative Studies in Governance 18. p.88-155
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A History of the Islamic World, 600-1800 : empires, dynastic formations, and heterogeneities in Islamic West-Asia

Jo Van Steenbergen (UGent)

(2020)

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Lordship, capitalism, and the state in Flanders (c. 1250-1570)

Social infrastructures, military entrepreneurship, and the making of the Sultan’s court in fifteenth-century Cairo : the case of the Court Office of ‘the Chief Head of the Guards’ (ra‌ʾs ‌nawbat‌ al-nuwab)

Historiography and the making of the sultan’s court in 15th century Cairo : the case of the court office of ‘the Chief Head of the Guards’ (raʾs nawbat al‑nuwab)

Seigneurial governance and the state in late medieval Guelders (14th-16th century)

Fifteenth-century Arabic historiography : introducing a new research agenda for authors, texts and contexts

Trajectories of state formation across fifteenth-century Islamic West-Asia : Eurasian parallels, connections and divergences

From Temür to Selim : trajectories of Turko-Mongol state formation in Islamic West-Asia’s long fifteenth century

The historiographical trajectory and legal status of a rebellion : anti-Sultan Jakam (d. 809/1407) and his literary representation

Studying rulers and states across fifteenth century Western Eurasia

A History of the Islamic World, 600-1800 : empires, dynastic formations, and heterogeneities in Islamic West-Asia

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