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Accounts and Accountability in Late Medieval Europe. Records, Procedures, and Socio-Political Impact
, Brepols, 2020 Hardback, vii + 303 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:5 b/w, 14 tables b/w., 3 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503588537.
Summary Accounts and Accountability in Late Medieval Europe traces the momentous transformation of institutions and administration under the impact of accounting records and procedures, c. 1250-1500. The volume's focus on the materiality and organising logic of a range of accounts is complemented by close attention to the socio-political contexts in which they functioned and the agency of central and local officials. The volume is divided into three parts: the role of financial accountability in the political designs of late medieval states, the uses of accounts auditing and information management as tools for governance, and their impact on the everyday life of local communities. Covering both the centre and the periphery of medieval Europe, from England and the Papal curia to Savoy and Transylvania, the case studies evince the difficult passage from the early experiments with financial accounts towards an accountability of office. TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgements From the Auditing of Accounts to Institutional Accountability in Late Medieval Europe - IONUT EPURESCU-PASCOVICI Part One: Financial Accountability and Late Medieval Politics The English Exchequer, the King, and the Counties from Reform to Civil War, 1258-1264 - RICHARD CASSIDY Military Recruitment and Funding in Savoy: Piedmont and Chablais, Late-Thirteenth to Mid-Fourteenth Century - ROBERTO BIOLZI Accountability in Building Projects in Piedmont under Philip of Savoy-Achaea: Administrative Experimentation and Political Consolidation - VITTORIA BUFANIO Part Two: The Tools of Governance: Auditing, Information Management, and Budgeting Auditing of Accounts as an Instrument of Royal Power in Catalonia (1318-1419) - ESTHER TELLO HERN NDEZ From Auditing to Budgeting in Late Medieval Sicily: Institutions, Administrators, and Information Management - ALESSANDRO SILVESTRI From Administrative Control to Fighting Corruption? The Procedural Steps of Accounts Auditing in the Papal State (Thirteenth to Sixteenth Century) - ARMAND JAMME A Codicological Approach to the Auditing Process: the Duke of Burgundy's Household Accounts during the Swiss Campaign (1476) - EKATERINA NOSOVA The Rolls, the Prince, and their Depositories: The Archiving of Late Medieval Financial Accounts Reconsidered (Savoy, Mid-Fourteenth to Mid-Fifteenth Century) - GUIDO CASTELNUOVO Part Three: Financial Accounts and Local Communities Local Communities and Fiscal Reform in Late Medieval Savoy: Lords, Peasants, and Subsidies - NICOLAS CARRIER A Century of Insults, Adultery, and Fight: Justice and its Administration in the Accounting Records of the Castellany of Pont-de-Vaux (Savoyard Bresse, 1274-1375) - AUDE WIRTH-JAILLARD From Chirograph to Roll: The Records of Thirteenth-Century Anglo-Jewish Moneylending - DEAN A. IRWIN Churchwardens and their Accounts in Transylvania, Fourteenth to Sixteenth Centuries: A Preliminary Assessment - ADINEL C. DINC List of Contributors
Accountability in Late Medieval Europe. Households, Communities, and Institutions
, Brepols, 2025 Hardback, x + 264 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:16 b/w, 4 tables b/w., Language: English.*new ISBN 9782503616704.
Summary This volume brings together studies of late medieval accountability in both the domestic and the public realms. It traces practices of accountability across the social spectrum, from households to small businesses to communal and regnal administrations, highlighting the intersections between competing conceptions of personal and institutional responsibility. Focusing on France and Italy from the thirteenth to the early sixteenth centuries, the case studies follow territorial officers, consular agents, and town notables co-opted into local governance from Avignon and Marseille to Tuscany and the Venetian and Genoese overseas territories. The studies explore both personal and institutional accounting registers, as well as records of a textual nature, such as rulebooks and inquests, in an effort to reflect the range of records and procedures relied on to achieve a measure of accountability in late medieval Europe. TABLE OF CONTENTS Current Perspectives on Personal and Institutional Accountability in Late Medieval Europe IONU? EPURESCU-PASCOVICI Accountability or Culpability? Territorial Officers Facing the French Monarchy, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries MARIE DEJOUX Private Accounting in Curial Avignon: The Ledgers of Pierre Boyer, Papal Servant under Urban V, Gregory XI, and Clement VII ARMAND JAMME A Book of One's Own: Private Records and Accountability through a Gendered Perspective in Late Medieval Florence SERENA GALASSO Accounting and Corruption in the Fifteenth-Century Kingdom of Sicily ALESSANDRO SILVESTRI The Municipal Accountability of Fourteenth-Century Marseille FRAN OIS OTCHAKOVSKY-LAURENS The Venetian Counts of Late Medieval Dalmatia: Institutional Responsibilities and Accountability Mechanisms DANA-SILVIA CACIUR-ANDREESCU The Venetian and Genoese Black Sea Agents: Accountability and Institutional Dialogue with the Metropolis (Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries) ALESSANDRO FLAVIO DUMITRA?CU Reddere Rationem: Financial Management in the Mendicant Orders (Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries) EMANUELE CARLETTI Indirect Taxation, Liability, and 'Semi-Public' Records: The Accounting Practices of the Gabellers of the Commune of Bologna (Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries) MARCO CONTI Urban Measurements and Accountability in Late Medieval Florence ANNA POMIERNY-W?SI?SKA Artisans and Small Merchants as Accountants of Tuscan Institutions (Fourteenth to Sixteenth Centuries) PAOLA PINELLI Contributors
