England on the eve of the Black Death : an atlas of lay lordship, land and wealth, 1300-49
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England on the eve of the Black Death : an atlas of lay lordship, land and wealth, 1300-49
Manchester University Press, 2006
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This book addresses one of the greatest challenges of post-modern democracy: how to bridge the perceived gap between citizens and democratic institutions. It examines internet-mediated multi-stakeholder processes of international and regional organisations - the European Union and United Nations - which aim to democratise decision-making processes in an attempt to counter criticisms of a 'democratic deficit'.
The book evaluates two multi-stakeholder consultation processes where the internet played an important mediating role. It critically evaluates multi-stakeholderism as well as the potentials and constraints of the internet in terms of mediating or facilitating such consultation processes at international and regional levels of governance. It also addresses the perceived impact of civil society organisations on decision-making processes beyond the nation-state and, in turn, the impact of such participatory experiments on civil society itself. -- .
Table of Contents
- Frontispiece
- Contents
- List of Tables
- List of Graphs
- List of Maps
- 1. Preface
- 2. How the maps have been created
- 3. The IPMs as a source
- 4. Regional traits
- 5. Common rights
- 6. Estates, manors, and demesnes
- 7. The demesne: messuages and buildings
- 8. The demesne: minor land-uses and food sources
- 9. The demesne: major land-uses
- 10. The demesne: unit land values
- 11. The demesne: land-use types
- 12. The demesne: husbandry types
- 13. The demesne: agricultural types
- 14. Rents and services
- 15. Seigniorial courts and their revenues
- 16. Mills
- 17. Commerce and trade
- 18. Lay wealth and taxpayers in 1327, 1332, and 1334
- Appendix 1: 1327 and 1332 lay subsidies: documentary reference numbers, Public Record Office, London
- Appendix 2: Coding scheme of IPM database
- Endnotes
- Index of people and places
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