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YANG Songtao: Village Elites and Grassroots Law Enforcement in Early Modern England
    The cosntable, being the grassroots official responsible for collecting taxes and policing, played an important role in state formation of early modern England. They were mainly composed of a group of village elites who had advantages in terms of proper...
  
LIU Tao,XU Bin: The Monopoly and Institutional Changes of Guilds in Early Modern Europe
    The European guilds underwent some new changes in the early modern period. Geographically, guilds in different regions showed varying degrees of development momentum; the guilds in the Netherlands and England declined earlier, while those in other parts...
YANG Songtao,ZHOU Xingyu: Juries of Matrons and Patriarchal Justice in Medieval England
    Abstract：The male-dominated justice of medieval England showed compassion towards women, primarily reflected in the right of female offenders of “pleas of the belly” and the resulting establishment of juries of matrons. Previously, some Western schol...
  
LI Youdong: An Analysis of the View of ‘Historical Progress’ in Modern Western Historical Theory
    Abstract: After the beginning of the twentieth century, the European intellectual view of "historical progress" was disintegrated, which led to the crisis of speculative historical philosophy. Now, a hundred years later, Western intellectuals have begun...
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When Did Growth Begin? New Estimates of Productivity Growth in England from 1250 to 1870
    Author: Paul Bouscasse, Emi Nakamura, Jón SteinssonAbstract:We estimate productivity growth in England from 1250 to 1870. Real wages over this period were heavily influenced by plague-induced swings in the population. Our estimates accou...
  
Constructing History across the Norman Conquest: Worcester, c.1050–c.1150
    An investigation into the hugely significant works produced by the Worcester foundation at a period of turmoil and change.
Renaissance Self-Fashioning after 44 Years Hybridity, Conversos, Individuation, and littérature totale
    While Stephen Greenblatt’s 1980 book, Renaissance self-fashioning: from More to Shakespeare, was methodologically innovative within the field of literary criticism, his work also grew from the roots of Jacob Burckhardt’s old cultural h...
  
Back to the future: How economic history can gain more relevance by abandoning modernization thinking
    Economic history has built a solid scientific foundation over the past decades but runs a risk of becoming marginalized. This paper suggests various ways to enhance its academic and societal relevance. It proposes taking pressing societa...
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