The Western Mediterranean Kingdoms_ The Struggle for Dominion, 1200-1500

FURTHER READING

of California, Los Angeles (New Haven, Conn., 1979),
pp. 131-67.
C. E. Dufourcq, L 1bbie chretienne et le Maghreb, Xlle-XVe siecles
(London, 1990), for a selection of the research of a not-
able scholar.
C.E. Dufourcg, La vie quotidienne dans les ports mediterraneens
au Moyen Age (Paris, 1975), for an overview based on a
close reading of the sources.
David Abulafia and Blanca Gari, eds, En las costas del Mediter-
nineo occidental (Barcelona, 1997), for studies of Barcelona,
Perpignan, Valencia, Almeria, etc.

The rise of the Angevins, 1266-1309

S. Runciman, The Sicilian Vespers. A history of the Mediterranean

world in the thirteenth century (Cambridge, 1958).

P. Herde, Karl I. von Anjou (Stuttgart, 1979).

G. Galasso, Il Regno di Napoli. Il Mezzogiorno angioino e aragonese

(1266-1494) (UTET Storia d'Italia, Turin, 1992) is a mass-

ive survey of all aspects of the history of southern Italy,

political, social and economic.

L. Cadier, Essai sur ['administration du Royaume angevin de

Sicile (Paris, 1891); new Italian ed. prepared by F. Giunta,

L'amministrazione della Sicilia angioina (Palermo, 1974).

N. Housley, The Italian Crusades. The papal-Angevin alliance

and the Crusades against Christian lay powers, 1254-1343

(Oxford, 1982).

E. Jordan, Les origines de la domination angevine en Italie (Paris,

, 1909; repr. in 2 vols, New York, 1960).

E. Leonard, Les Angevins de Naples (Paris, 1954); Italian edi-

tion, Gli Angioini di Napoli (Milan, 1967).

D.M. Nicol, 'The relations of Charles of Anjou with

Nikephoros of Epiros', Byzantinische Forschungen,^4 (1972)

is invaluable.

A. Ducellier, La ja(:ade maritime de l'Albanie au Moyen Age.

Durazzo et Valona du Xle au XVe siecle (Thessalonika, 1981)

is invaluable.

DJ. Geanakoplos, Michael VIII Palaeologus and the West, 1258-

1282 (Cambridge, MA, 1959).

H. Wieruszowski, Politics and Culture in medieval Spain and

Italy (Rome, 1971).