Prof Christine Carpenter

Foretitle(s): Prof
Surname: CARPENTER
Style: Prof Christine Carpenter
Recreations: music (concerts and opera), theatre, film, visiting art galleries, exhibitions and buildings and places of historical and artistic interest, reading, watching football, walking

Career: Univ of Cambridge: freelance tutor and lectr various colls and Faculty of History 1976-79, fell and coll lectr New Hall 1979-2005, univ asst lectr 1983-88, univ lectr 1988-95, reader in medieval English history 1995-2005, prof of medieval English history 2005-, professorial fell New Hall 2005-08, Faculty of History rep for the Prince's Teaching Inst; assoc ed Oxford DNB 1994-2002; James Ford special lectr Univ of Oxford 1996, guest lectr Moscow State Univ 2006; memb Editorial Bd The Fifteenth Century, memb Medieval Sources Advsy Panel TNA (now discontinued), memb Bd of Dirs Anglo American Legal Tradition (AALT), memb AHRC Review Panel; co-ed Cambridge Univ Press Studies in Medieval Life and Thought; Royal Historical Soc Whitfield Prize 1992; Br Acad Leverhulme sr research fell 2002-03; AHRC maj research grants 1999-2008; memb Cncl Francis Holland Schs; FRHistS (1982)

Books and Publications: Locality and Polity: a study of Warwickshire landed society 1401-1499 (1992), Kingsford's Stonor Letters and Papers 1290-1483 (ed,1996), The Wars of the Roses: politics and the constitution in England c1437-1509 (1997 and repeat edns), The Armburgh Papers (ed, 1998), Calendars of Inquisitions Post Mortem XXII-XXVI (gen ed and dir of project, 2003-10), Political Culture in Late Medieval Britain (ed with L Clark, 2004), various articles, reviews and chapters in books