Lucie Laumonier

Dr. Lucie Laumonier (she/her) is a historian specializing in late medieval France, particularly focusing on Languedoc and Montpellier. Holding a PhD from Université de Sherbrooke & Université Montpellier 3 (2013), she completed postdoctoral fellowships at Concordia University (2015-2016) and University of Minnesota - Twin Cities (2014-2015). Her research spans gender roles, family structures, fiscal systems, and religious practices in urban medieval contexts.

• 2020: Graduate Diploma in Journalism, Concordia University
• 2015-2016: FRQSC Postdoctoral Fellow, Concordia University
• 2014-2015: FRQSC Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
• 2013: PhD in History, Université de Sherbrooke & Université Montpellier 3

Her publication record (2010-present) demonstrates expertise in medieval urban economies, gendered labor dynamics, inheritance systems, and religious institutions. Recent works (2024) on "Women and Work" and "Women in Trade" highlight her ongoing analysis of economic participation in medieval societies. Earlier studies examine tax policies, childcare practices, and family networks across 14th-15th century France.

Scientific contributions include fellowships from the Fonds de recherche du Québec – Société et culture. Her email address lucie.laumonier@concordia.ca indicates continued affiliation with Concordia University. While specific laboratory or team affiliations aren't detailed in available records, her collaborative editorial work (e.g., co-editing Montpellier au Moyen Âge) suggests interdisciplinary engagement.