Various Information Pages

A) META-SITES

A.1) MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY SPECIFICALLY

• IPM Monthly: all sort of news and reflections about the medieval philsoophy field today.
• Islamic Philosophy Online: contains a Dictionary of Islamic Philosophy, resources on philosophers, online articles, news, etc.
• Medieval Logic and Philosophy: P. V. Spade’s pionneer site is unfortunately no longer updated since March 9, 2007. Still very useful though: contains a lot of different materials to download.
• Menestrel: section “Philosophie Médiévale”.
• Nexus Interretiales: on E. Alarcon’s site, “Corpus Thomisticum”, mostly centered on Aquinas.

A.2) MIDDLE AGES IN GENERAL

• Byzantium: Byzantine Studies on the Internet, by P. Halssal.
• CARMEN: Co-operative for the Advancement of Research through a Medieval European Network
• Canon law: the links page of the Stephan Kuttner Institute of Medieval Canon Law (Ludw.-Maxim. Univ., München).  
• Inter Libros: an interactive research guide for classics and medieval studies research, created by Harvard University librarians.
• Labyrinth: sponsored by Georgetown University; a bit uneven.
• Mediaevum.de: a very comprehensive site.
• Medieval Digital Resources: a curated guide and database by the Medieval Academy of America.
• The Medieval Science Page, by James McNelis, of Wilmington College, Ohio (last updated in 2008).
• Menestrel: créé et maintenu par un réseau d’institutions françaises.
• NetSerf: various ressources on many aspects of medieval civilization.
• ORB (Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies): bibliographies, online articles, e-texts, teaching resources, links, etc. Does not seem to be accessible at the present (Dec. 2017). The old site (pre-2004) can still be found here.
• Reti Medievali: information, secondary litterature online, bibliographies, and many more…
• Society for Late Antiquity: this is a permalink, but the site that it directs to, http://www.sc.edu/ltantsoc/, does not work at the present (Dec. 2017).
• The Medieval Page:  Sources for Medieval Studies on the WWW, site created and maintained by Adrienne DeAngelis.
• The WWW Virtual Library, History Index, Medieval Europe: maintained by The Michigan State University Graduate Student Medieval and Renaissance Consortium.

A.3) HUMANITIES

• Electronic Resources for Classicists: a very comprehensive portal created by Maria C Pantelia (Univ. of California, Irvine).
• Online Arabic Books or Downloadable Arabic Books: a useful page on the University of Georgia site.

B) RESEARCH CENTERS

• Albertus Magnus Institut, Bonn  
• Centre De Wulf-Mansion, Université Catholique de Louvain.
• Center for the History of Philosophy and Science, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen.
• Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, University of California, Los Angeles.
• Center for Medieval Studies, University of Toronto
• Center for Medieval Studies, Fordham University.
• Centre d’Histoire des Sciences et des Philosophies Arabes et Médiévales, Paris (CNRS/Paris VII/EPHE).
• Centre d’Etudes Supérieures de la Renaissance, CNRS/Université de Tours.
• Centre d’Etude des Textes Médiévaux, université de Rennes 2.
• Centre Jean Pépin, Paris (CNRS: “L’année philologique”, “Histoire des Doctrines de l’Antiquité et Moyen-Age”, “Philosophie arabe”).
• Centre Pierre Abélard, Université Paris IV – Sorbonne
• Centro di Studi GRAL (GReco Arabo Latino) Incontro di culture, Università di Pisa.
• Centro Interdipartimentale di Ricerca di Filosofia Medievale Carlon Giacon, Università di Padova.
• De Wulf-Mansion Centre for Ancient, Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy, Katoliek Universiteit Leuven.
• Equipe de Recherches sur les Mystiques Rhénans (universités de Metz, Strasbourg, Bruxelles et Lyon).
• Franciscan Institute, St Bonaventure University (USA).
• Gramata: Groupe de Recherches Antiquité, Moyen-Age, Transmission Arabe (Université de Paris I)
• Institut d’Etudes Médiévales, Université de Fribourg (Suisse)
• Institut des Traditions Textuelles, Paris.
• Institut für Cusanus-Forschung, Universität Trier.
• Institute of Islamic Studies, McGill University, Montréal.
• Institute of Medieval and Early Modern Studies, Durham University (UK).
• Institute for Medieval Studies, University of Leeds.
• Laboratoire d’Etudes sur les Monothéismes, Paris (CNRS/EPHE/Sorbonne): entité regroupant le Centre d’Etudes des Religions du Livre, la Nouvelle Gallia Judaica et l’Institut d’Etudes Augustiniennes.
• Lessico intellettuale europeo, Roma.
• The Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo.
• The Medieval Institute, University of Notre-Dame.
• Medieval Studies Institute, Indiana University, Bloomington.
• Mediävistisches Institut, Universität Freiburg
• Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, Toronto.
• Raimundus-Lullus Institut, Universität Freiburg.
• Saxo Institute – Department of Greek and Latin, University of Copenhagen.
• Thomas-Institut der Universität zu Köln.
• Thomas Instituut te Utrecht.
• The Thomistic Institute, Warszawa.
• The Warburg Institute. 

C) RESEARCH PROJECTS

• Aquinas and the Arabs (R. Taylor, Marquette Univ.)
• Aristoteles Latinus: medieval translations of Aristotle, by the De Wulf-Mansion Center.
• Averroes Edition: a project at the university of Cologne.
• Conimbricenses: aims at providing a large collection of information, accurate entries, updated bibliographies, and direct links to the digital version of the most important documents related to the Jesuit college of Coimbra.
• Glossae.net: aims at producing a full-text digital edition of the Glosa ordinaria to the Bible.
• Greek into Arabic (philosophical concepts and linguistic bridges): this project, supported by the European Research Council, will produce the critical edition of the pseudo-Theology of Aristotle.
• Henry of Ghent: critical edition of the Complete Works by the De Wulf-Mansion Center, KUL, and the Univ. of North Carolina.
• Petrus Aureolus: edition project of his Scriptum, by an international team.
• Petrus de Alvernia: critical editions of Peter’s two commentaries on Aristotle’s “Politics”.
• Rational Sciences in Islam: Global project made up of three components: the Islamic Scientific Manuscripts Initiative (ISMI), the Post-classical Islamic Philosophy Database Initiative (PIPDI), and Scientific Traditions in Islamic Societies (STIS) project.
• Research Group John Duns Scotus, founded by A. Vos, Utrecht.
• Sophismata Project, université de Genève (A. de Libera).
• Thomas de Aquino Byzantinus: critical editions of Greek translations of, and commentaries on, various works by Thomas Aquinas composed by Byzantine scholars and theologians between the late thirteenth and fifteenth centuries.

D) SOCIETIES

• American Cusanus Society  
• Commission on History of Science and Technology in Islamic Societies
• FIDEM (Fédération Internationale des Instituts d’Etudes Médiévales)  
• International Boethius Society
• International Society For Neoplatonic Studies
• International Society for the History of Arabic and Islamic Science and Philosophy
• The Medieval Academy of America  
• Meister-Eckhart-Gesellschaft
• Middle East Medievalists
• The Renaissance Society of America
• SISMEL (Società Internazionale per lo Studio del Medioevo Latino)
• SIEPM (Société Internationale pour l’Etude de la Philosophie Médiévale)
• Society for Medieval Logic and Metaphysics: publishes online the proceedings of its meetings.
• Society for Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy