Happy Holidays, everyone! I have a new publication out ;).
Full reference: Olaia, Inês. “Assessing the income of Queen Isabel of Castile and Aragon (1490-1498): between taxation and natural resource management”, Chronica Mundi 19 (2025): 238-266.
My thesis is now available in Open Access!
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This last week has been a busy queenly one! Started in Nottingham with @teachmedwomen.bsky.social Then a conference in Paris celebrating Kathleen Wilson-Chevalier + Worth exhibition at the Petit Palais. Ended by examining at a virtual viva in Lisbon, congratulations to Dr @inesolaia.bsky.social!
Fresh out of #KQ14, I want to give thanks to all who made the conference possible: first and foremost, the other members of the organising committee. I run around to keep everything working, an impossible task without the Center for History secretariat backing us and all volunteers.
Thank you so much for all your effort and work too! We did the best we could to ensure everyone had a great time in Lisbon. It wouldn't have been possible without the collective effort of the organising committee, research centre staff... our amazing team of volunteers and all speakers and chairs!
Hi ! Apparently I have gathered over 200 followers over here. I hope you enjoy my very irregular posts, on academia, history and whatever is freaking me out at the moment! :)