Publishing
The CMS is home to two academic imprints. It works closely with Brepols Publishers to publish the series Studies in the Middle Ages and with Boydell and Brewer, of which York Medieval Press is an imprint.
Studies in the Early Middle Ages (SEMA)
SEMA publishes works of history, literature, archaeology, art history and religious studies from across Western Europe. The series aims to bring together current scholarship on early medieval Britain with scholarship on western mainland Europe and Viking Scandinavia, more traditionally studied separately or in terms of the interaction of discrete cultures and areas.
The editorial board is under the aegis of the CMS and comprises Ross Balzaretti (University of Nottingham), Julian Richards (York) and Elizabeth Tyler (York).
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York Medieval Press
This imprint aims to promote innovative scholarship and fresh criticism in all fields relating to the study of the Middle Ages.Its particular commitment to interdisciplinary study is informed by the Centre's belief that the future of medieval studies lies in areas in which its major disciplines at once inform and challenge one another. The editorial board is under the aegis of the CMS, and currently comprises:
- Tim Ayers
- Peter Biller (General Editor)
- James Binns
- Helen Fulton
- Kate Giles
- Linne Mooney (Consultant on Manuscript Publications)
- Christopher Norton
- Mark Ormrod
- Jocelyn Wogan-Browne (Fordham University)
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