Mediaevalia Lovaniensia
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The longstanding, peer-reviewed book series Mediaevalia Lovaniensia. Studies in Medieval History, Society, and Culture publishes high-quality scholarship on the history and culture of the Middle Ages (c. 500–1550). Topics of particular interest to the series include, but are not limited to, social behaviour and power relations in medieval society, processes of identity formation, religious and urban culture, medieval thought and literature, and gender history. The series focuses on Europe and the wider Mediterranean world and is particularly rich in interdisciplinary approaches. By means of monographs and edited volumes, the series explores thematic frontiers and embraces innovative methodological approaches in historical and philological scholarship that is based on an in-depth source-based study.
Mediaevalia Lovaniensia accepts monographs as well as thematically coherent volumes in English. Moreover, it offers scholars the possibility to publish critical editions of primary texts with broader relevance to the understanding of medieval culture and society. The series aspires to publish books that have the potential to become reference works in the field of Medieval Studies.
We encourage early career (postdoctoral) researchers to submit a reworked version of their PhD thesis to this series. Leuven University Press provides authors with two publishing scenarios: traditional (non-Open Access) and the option to publish in Open Access (including language editing).
Editorial Board
Jelle Haemers (KU Leuven)
Jeroen Deploige (Ghent University)
Brigitte Meijns (KU Leuven)
Chanelle Delameillieure (KU Leuven – KULAK)
Baudouin Van den Abeele (UCLouvain)
Proposals
Proposals and enquiries can be sent to one of the editorial board members. Please send a short abstract. Upon approval of the proposal, the full manuscript will be submitted to international blind peer review by two (external) experts. The editors strive towards completing the review of proposals within one month and of complete manuscripts within five months after submission. Manuscripts should preferably be (+/-) 80.000 to 120.000 words in length.
Please make use of the submission form to present your manuscript or proposal to our board.
Authors interested in Open Access can consult the available funding options.
Links & Resources
Aristotle’s Problemata in Different Times and Tongues
Pieter De Leemans (Editor), Michele Goyens (Editor),
December 2006
The Use and Abuse of Sacred Places in Late Medieval Towns
Paul Trio (Editor), Marjan Smet (Editor),
June 2006
Medieval Manuscripts in Transition
Werner Verbeke (Editor), Geert H.M. Claassens (Author),
January 2006
Les chartes de Gérard Ier, Liébert et Gérard II, évêques de Cambrai et d’Arras, comtes du Cambrésis (1012-1092/93)
Erik Van Mingroot (Author),
December 2005
Medieval Narrative Sources
Ludo Milis (Author), Werner Verbeke (Author), Jean Goossens (Author),
June 2005
The Dawn of the Written Vernacular in Western Europe
Michele Goyens (Author), Werner Verbeke (Author),
October 2003
Die Distinktionstechnik in der Kanonistik des 12. Jahrhunderts
Christoph H.F. Meyer (Author),
March 2001
