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Nathan van Kleij is a lecturer in medieval history at the University of Amsterdam and a researcher at the Amsterdam Centre for Urban History. His primary research interests include social, cultural, and urban history with a focus on the fifteenth century. He has delved into topics related to public spaces, the built environment, violence, conflicts, crime and punishment, communication, and civic governance. Nathan completed his PhD at the Amsterdam School of Historical Studies in 2021, with a dissertation titled 'Façade: Town Halls, Publicity, Urban Society in the Fifteenth-Century Low Countries,' which examined the multifaceted public use of late medieval town halls. His current projects include a public history book on medieval stereotypes and a study on ‘stone donations’ or fines levied by urban governments ostensibly used for urban infrastructure. With a background that includes teaching roles at both the University of Amsterdam and Leiden University, Nathan is also involved in the development of educational curricula focused on urban history and medieval studies.
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