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The IberLAND project co-organized two panels at the sixth biennial conference of the European Rural History Organization (EURHO) that will take place in Cluj-Napoca, Romania from 11 to 14 September 2023.

The IberLAND project co-organized two panels at the IV International Congress Soberania Alimentar: Dinâmicas de produção e abastecimento na longa duração, as part of the XI Encontro Rural RePort and XVIII Congreso de Historia Agraria – SEHA, that will take place in Coimbra, between the 6th and 8th of September 2023.

The IberLAND team will present and discuss the project in an open session, at the Archive of the University of Coimbra, at the University of Coimbra, on the 5th of September 2023, at 14h30.

In each session we will discuss a source from the archival research of one of the colloquium’s participants. The aim will be to locate and understand the language, arguments and strategies that the actors introduced in the text. By discussing and contrasting the insights that all participants will bring from their own case and research […]

23 et 24 mars 2023 Organisation :Manuel Bastias Saavedra (Leibniz Universität Hannover)Caroline Cunill (EHESS-Mondes Américains/CERMA) Lieu : EHESS, Campus CondorcetSalle gradinée (1er étage)2, Cours des Humanités, Aubervilliers Las jornadas tienen el objetivo de analizar las relaciones entre tierras y actores históricos en los imperios ibéricos. Para ello, pretende alejarse de una perspectiva centrada en la legislación regia, la doctrina jurídica […]

From November 2022 to January 2023, the members of IberLAND will discuss their first approaches to the topics they are researching on. Each of them will previously hand over a state of the art, which will be discussed with the colleagues in relation to the leading ideas of the Research Group.

As part of the Glocalizing Normativities and IberLAND project, this workshop aims to explore how the idea of «Ownership Regime» can help organize a different way of observing the relations between people and land that moves away from traditional perspectives centered on royal laws, legal doctrine, and theories of property. While the traditional focus on legal categories […]

This first colloquium dealt with essential concepts in the history of law and its usefulness for land studies in the Iberian world.