Conference : 'Borders and the Norman Wo... St. Andrews Institute of Medieval Studies is hosting a three-day online conference, 'Borders and the Norman World', from 25 - 27 March 2021. Events include: March 25: 1:40pm (GMT) : Keynote lecture "Anjou and its Neighbours, 1189-1204" by Stephen Church. 2:50pm (GMT) : Keynote lecture "Controlling an Unstable Boundary: the Normans and their Continental Border Areas" by Astrid Lemoine-Descourtieux. 3:40pm (GMT) : Keynote lecture "Neighbours and Border Relations in English and Welsh Histories, 1066-1200" by Emily Winkler. March 26: 1:40pm (GMT) : Keynote lecture "The Cross-Channel World of the Bayeux Tapestry" by David Bates. 2:40pm (GMT) : Panel: "Ecclesiastical Boundaries In and Around the Norman World", chaired by Stephen Marritt. 4:10pm (GMT) : Publishing Questions and Answers with Caroline Palmer 4:40pm (GMT) : Keynote lecture "On the Road Again: Clerical Mobility and its Uses in the Norman World" by William Aird. March 27: 11:00am (GMT) : Panel: "Legal Boundaries and the Norman World", chaired by Emanuele Conte 1:00pm (GMT) : Panel: "Borderlands of the Norman World", chaired by John Hudson 2:30pm (GMT) : Keynote Lecture: "Y a-t-il une historiographie 'normande' de la conquete de l'Italie du Sud?" by Marie-Agnes Lucas-Avenel 3:50pm (GMT) : Pane: "Borders in Sicily - A Case Study" Interested persons may register at: https://bit.ly/2MCoeTd