Introduction: Writing the Borders of the Norman World Dan Armstrong and Áron Kecskés PART I: Borders In and Around the Norman World 1. Ireland and the Anglo-Normans within the Irish Sea World: Rebels, Mercenaries, Allies 1066-1169 Caitlin Ellis 2. The Northern Limits of Norman Power: Border Policies in Northumbria, c. 1050-1100 Chelsea Shields-Más and Charles C. Rozier 3. Controlling an Unstable Boundary: The Normans and their Continental Border Areas, 911-1135 Astrid Lemoine-Descourtieux 4. Boundary-making in the Beneventano in the early Twelfth Century Áron Kecskés PART II: Ecclesiastical Borders 5. Alexander II and the Normans: Borders as Instruments of Dialogue and Compromise Maria Vezzoni 6.

Gregory VII, Lanfranc, and Ireland: Papal Relations at the Periphery Dan Armstrong 7. ". a mari Barensi usque ad mare Bononiense ": Crossing Borders. The Travels of Archbishop Anselm of Canterbury, libertas ecclesiae , and the Uses of Clerical Mobility in an Age of Reform William M. Aird 8. Temporal and Spiritual Power in Norman Sicily: An Unreal Border? Ignazio Alessi 9. The Crossing of Borders: The Legations of John of Crema, 1124-1125 Callum A. Jamieson PART III: Conceptual Boundaries 10.

The Very Idea of a Border in Britain Emily A. Winkler and Nia Wyn Jones 11. Norman Borders in the Work of William of Jumièges and Orderic Vitalis, c. 1057-1141 Mark Hagger 12. Is there a 'Norman' Historiography of the Conquest of Southern Italy? Marie-Agnès Lucas-Avenel 13. The Lion, the Camel, and the Cassa of Terracina: Transfer and Exchange on the Borders of Norman Italy John Aspinwall Afterword: Borders, Landscapes, and Seascapes Leonie V. Hicks Select Bibliography Index.