Nottingham Medieval Studies

Editors
Rob Lutton, Department of History, Nottingham
Natasha Hodgson, Department of History, Nottingham Trent University

Editorial Board
Nicola Royan (chair), School of English, Nottingham
Christopher King (secretary), Department of Archaeology, Nottingham
Ross Balzaretti, Department of History, Nottingham
Helen Barr, University of Oxford
Julia Barrow, University of Leeds
Chris Callow, University of Birmingham
Jayne Carroll, School of English, Nottingham
Catherine Cubitt, University of York
Peter Darby, Department of History, Nottingham
Gwilym Dodd, Department of History, Nottingham
Richard Goddard, Department of History, Nottingham
Natasha Hodgson (editor), Nottingham Trent University
Judith Jesch, School of English, Nottingham
Mike Jones, School of English, Nottingham
Richard Jones, University of Leicester
Christina Lee, School of English, Nottingham
Doug Lee, Department of Classics, Nottingham
Christopher Loveluck, Department of Archaeology, Nottingham
Rob Lutton (editor), Department of History, Nottingham
Joanna Martin, School of English, Nottingham
Gabriele Neher, Department of Art History, Nottingham
Sarah Semple, Durham University
Claire Taylor, Department of History, Nottingham
Jan Vanderburie, University of Leicester
Monica White, School of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies, Nottingham
Emily Wingfield, University of Birmingham
Simon Yarrow, University of Birmingham

NMS welcomes submissions dealing with all aspects of the middle ages, from the Late Antique period to the Reformation. The main language of the journal is English, but work in French or German can also be accepted. Papers can be of any length between 4000 and 15000 words, inclusive of references, though occasionally longer pieces can be considered; papers consisting of or including editions of short texts are welcomed. Submissions are double-blind peer-reviewed. In preparing manuscripts for review, authors should avoid revealing their identity within their essays and should follow the Author Guidelines available on this webpage (or upon request from the editors or publishing manager).

Submissions
Submissions should be sent to Dr Rob Lutton (Rob.Lutton.[at].nottingham.ac.uk), and Dr Natasha Hodgson (natasha.hodgson[at]ntu.ac.uk).

Peer Review Procedure
Each article is read double-blind by at least one, but normally by two external specialists chosen by the editors; in choosing readers the editors take the advice of members of the editorial board as appropriate. Articles may be read by members of the editorial board as well as by external specialists.

Guidelines for Authors
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Licencing & Copyright
This journal offers different licence options. A standard licence gives Brepols the exclusive copyright for all published content. Gold Open Access articles will be published under a CC BY-NC 4.0 Licence. For these articles the copyright remains with the authors. Please discuss with your Publishing Manager if you or your funding body require an alternative CC-licence.

Open Access Options
When you opt for publishing in Gold Open Access, we charge an APC of 1250 EUR (+ VAT, if applicable), which is designed to cover the cost of our publishing services. This consists of dedicated editorial support; qualitative, rigorous peer review; manuscript editing and professional typesetting; high-quality printing and digital publishing on BrepolsOnline and other leading platforms; guaranteed permanent access; worldwide physical distribution and online dissemination; and worldwide specialized marketing and targeted commercial initiatives.
Researchers from low- and middle-income countries, early career scholars, independent researchers, and other authors who do not have the resources to pay the APC are invited to contact the editor-in-chief.
See our dedicated webpages for further details on our open access options at https://www.brepols.net/open-access/journals, and our self-archiving policies at https://www.brepols.net/open-access/self-archiving-policy.

Ethics, Malpractice and Authorship Statement
https://www.brepols.net/ethics

Archival
All articles are digitally archived in Portico

Bibliography of British and Irish History

ERIH PLUS - European Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences

Index religiosus

International Bibliography of Humanism and the Renaissance

International Medieval Bibliography

Iter

L'Année philologique

MLA International Bibliography

Periodicals Contents Index

RILM: Répertoire International de Littérature Musicale

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ANVUR Area 11 – Scientific

CIRC (A Classification in human sciences & C Social Sciences Classification)

Excellence of Research in Australia (ERA) journal list 2018, ARC