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Cosmopolitanism and the Middle Ages
In: The New Middle Ages
In: The New Middle Ages Ser.
Drawing on evidence from Asia, Northern Africa, and Europe, this collection of essays examines a rich array of concepts and practices that promoted peaceable intercultural exchange in the Middle Ages. The volume explores the possibility that the Middle Ages - a historical era largely ignored or glossed over in present-day debates about the nature and the future of global relations - might provide many potentially revitalizing new genealogies for thinking about cosmopolitanism
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Article(electronic)#18Juli 1986
War in the Middle Ages
In: Military Affairs, Volume 50, Issue 3, p. 156
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Middle-aged women in the Middle Ages
In: Gender in the Middle Ages 7
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Nowhere in the middle ages
In: The middle ages series
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The postcolonial Middle Ages
In: The new Middle Ages
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Article(print)#232000
THE NEW MIDDLE AGES
In: FP, Issue 119, p. 38-40
ISSN: 0015-7228
AN EXAMINATION OF THE CHANGES THAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY AND A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE REVEALS THAT THE WORLD APPEARS TO BE MOVING BACK INTO THE MIDDLE AGES. THE PLACE OF THE EMPEROR HAS BEEN TAKEN BY THE U.S. PRESIDENT, THAT OF THE POPE BY THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE UNITED NATIONS. AS IN THE MIDDLE AGES, THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY CLASH OVER MONEY. AS IN THE MIDDLE AGES, THE PRESIDENT WIELDS THE MILITARY POWER AND THE SECRETARY SEEKS TO HOLD SWAY OVER PUBLIC OPINION. PERHAPS MOST IMPORTANT, THE SECRETARY SEEMS TO BE GAINING AT THE EXPENSE OF THE PRESIDENT--TO WAGE WAR IN KOSOVO, SOMALIA, AND KUWAIT, THE LATTER ULTIMATELY NEEDED THE PERMISSION OF THE FORMER. THE FUTURE MIDDLE AGES WILL LIKELY SEE CONTINUED DECENTRALIZATION AND MASSIVE POPULATION MOVEMENTS FROM ONE POLITICAL UNIT TO THE NEXT.
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Hostages in the Middle Ages
'Hostages in the Middle Ages' examines the changing situations in which hostages were used in Europe and the Mediterranean world from the 5th to the 15th centuries, touching on a wide range of topics in military, diplomatic, political, social gender, economic, and legal history
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The global Middle Ages: an introduction
In: Cambridge elements
In: elements in the global Middle Ages
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