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Chen Lijun

E-mail: Chenlj01@126.com

Research Interests

I am mainly engaged in western European medieval history and British history. He is particularly interested in the economic and social history of medieval Western Europe and the history ofthe English countryside. From the perspective of the development and change of rural society, this paper discusses the transformation of Western Europe from middle century to modern society through the study of medieval agriculture, countryside and peasants. I has successively presided over the national social science foundation project"research on rural grassroots organizations of England in the social transition period" andthe social science foundation project of the Ministry of Education "research on western European village community".I am currently studying credit in the late medieval countryside and the economic history of countryside in England before the black death.The published papers have been reprinted by xinhua digest, Chinese social science digest, China University Academic Abstracts, and China Social Science Excellence.

Education

From 1996 to 2000, I studied in the history department of shanxi normal university and received a bachelor's degree in history education. From 2003 to 2006, I studied in the institute of middle age of world of northeast normal university and obtained a master's degree in world history. From 2008 to 2012, I studied in the institute of middle age of world of northeast normal university and obtained a doctor's degree in world history.

Professional Experience

Visiting scholar, the faculty of history , university of Cambridge, 2018-19

Teaching

I mainly teach courses such as ancient history of the world, middle age history of the world, general history of the world and social life in England to undergraduates. A history of the English countryside and a social andeconomic history of Europe are now offered to graduate students.

·Undergraduate

Ancient World History; Social History in England

·Postgraduate

History of Agrarian Society in England; Seminars on Economic and Social History

Funded Research Projects

Ⅰ.Project supported by the National Social Science Foundation of China

“Study on Rural Grassroots Organizations of England in Transition Era”, Project supported by the National Social Science Foundation of China in 2014(GrantNo.14BSS025).

Ⅱ.Project supported by Science Foundation of Ministry of Education of China

“Studyon Village of Western Europe”, project Supported by Science Foundation of Ministry of Education of Chinain 2012(Grant No.12YJC770009).

Ⅲ.Projects supported byothers

“Study on the Common Rights and Village Community of England”, project supported by Tianjin Normal University in 2016.

Key Publications

Monograph

“Research on rural grassroots organizations of England in the social transition period”, People's PublishingHouse, 2018.

Articles

1.“Village Community in Historical Context: An Analysis and Definition of the Concept”, HistoriographyQuarterly,No.2,2015 (CSSCI).

2.“Thinking about the Warden in the Village of the Medieval England”, History Teaching,No.1,2011 (CSSCI). The article is reprinted by Information Center for Social Sciences, the World History,Vol.5.

3.“The Early By-Laws of the Middle Ages in the Western Europe”, Journal of Northeast Normal University(Philosophy and Social Sciences),No.1,2011(CSSCI).The article is indexed by Information Center for Social Sciences, The World History,2011,Vol.5.

4.“Study on the Social Functions of Village in Medieval England”, History Teaching Question,No.1,2013 (CSSCI).

5.“Study on the Village of Western Europe under the Feudalism crisis” ,History Teaching Question, No.6,2014(CSSCI).

6. “An analysis of the Villager Congress and Manor Court during the Manor Era”, GuiZhou Social Sciences,No.2,2015(CSSCI).

7."Research on the Causes of the Decline of British Village Community", Journal of Central South University(Social Science),No.4,2017(CSSCI).

8.“The combination of common rights andcommon obligations——Study on the formation of village community in England”,History Teaching,No.7,2018(CSSCI).

9.“An analysis of rural population mobility in England from Fifteen to sixteenth Century”, The Northern Forum,No.4,2018(PKU,ISSN:1000-3541)

10. “The Fight of Customary rights and Private property rights—dispute over the right to the gleaning in Early Moderntimes”, Economic and Social History Review,No.4,2018(ISSN:2095-9842) The article is reprinted by Information Center for Social Sciences, The WorldHistory,2018,vol.7.

11. “The accumulation of Medieval thought and discourse: on the formation of the Theory of the Rights of the Poorin Western Europe”, The Journal of Ancient Civilizations,( ISSN 1004-9371)2019. No.4.(CSSCI)

Conferences

1.“The internal relations between by-laws and village communities”,presented at the Medieval History academy, Shanghai, China,2011.

2.“Comment on the Medieval Village Official System in England”, presented at the Medieval History academy, Jiangsu, China,2015.

3.“Debate on the glean right in the early modern”, presented at the Medieval History academy, Chengdu,China,2017.

Professional Membership:

Member of the Middle age Studies Association of China

Honors:

2012-2013, Having been conferred honor of “Excellent Teacher” in Mudanjiang Normal College.

2013-2014, Having been conferred honor of “Excellent Teacher” in Mudanjiang Normal College.

2012 Mudanjiang Social Science Outstanding Scientific Research Awards, Second Prize.

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