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Economic and Social History Review of IEC was nominated f...
    On December 20, 2023, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and the Chinese Academy of History held the Guo Moruo Chinese History Award Meeting in Beijing. ...[详细]
  
Faculty Members Won the 18th Tianjin Outstanding Achievem...
    The 18th Tianjin Social Sciences Outstanding Achievement Award was recently announced, and three achievements in the discipline of world history of TNU were ...[详细]
Professor Rao Benzhong’s Project Won Grants of Tianjin 2...
    Tianjin 2023 Annual Project of Philosophy and Social Science was recently announced. Professor Rao Benzhong’s project A Study on Jewish Kibbutz Movement was...[详细]
  
Professor Yuan Zhihui’s Project Won Grant of 2023 Projec...
    Ministry of Education of China recently announced 2023 Projects in Humanities and Social Science. Professor Yuan Zhihui’s project On the Governance of Egypt...[详细]
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HOU Jianxin: Social Problems and Countermeasures Caused by British Land Ownership Refor...
    Abstract：Enclosure movement is an unprecedented reform of land property rights, which will inevitably lead to complex social contradictions and conflicts. The violent resistance of the poor peasants has a deterrent effect on the illegal enclosure, but their idea of returning ...[详细]
  
LIU Xuefei-Reexamination on “Customary Law” and “Personality” of Leges Barbarorum B...
    Abstract：Since 19th century, many scholars have considered the law of Leges Barbarorum of early Middle Ages were customary law, coexisting in opposition to Roman statute law.Both have applicable groups, so the law presents “personal”.The law of the Burgundian Kingdom used t...[详细]
LIU Yingqi-The British Censorship and War Reporting of The Associated Newspaper in WWI
    Abstract：After the outbreak of the First World War, the British Parliament passed the law of censorship, which was implemented by the Press Bureau and Military Officers. The military imposed strict restrictions on reporters' coverage of front-line battles. The Associated News...[详细]
  
WANG Yuantian: The Origin and Transition of Copyholders in England
    Abstract：After the Norman Conquest, the identity of majority peasants changed continuously in Medieval England. From the 12th to 16th century, their collective identity changed several times: villagers, villein tenants, copyholders, and finally developed towards leaseholders ...[详细]
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Jane Kershaw & Stephen Merkel: International Trade in Outland Resources the Mining and Export of Lead in Early Medieval England in Light of New Isotope Data From York
    AbstractTHE PROCUREMENT AND TRADE OF VALUABLE ‘outland’ resources was fundamental to the early medieval economy, linking upland, forested and coastal regions with emerging urban markets. Recent research has detailed the increased exploitation and production of raw materials,...[详细]
  
The Architecture of Politics and the Politics of Architecture A Comparative Approach to Parish Church Building and Civic Government in Late-Medieval Europe
    AuthorGabriel Byng, University of Vienna, Vienna, AUT Email: gabriel.byng@univie.ac.atAbstractChurch construction was one of the most challenging, and most political, tasks undertaken by medieval cities. Comparing examples from across Europe reveals profound differences, howev...[详细]
Toby Purser: No Country for Old Men? Late Medieval Gentry‘Communities of the Mind’in the County of Hampshire
    Toby Purser is Senior Lecturer at the University of Northampton and Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.AbstractThis article examines the armigerous gentry (knights and esquires) that operated in and around the county of Hampshire in the late-fourteenth to mid-fifteenth cen...[详细]
  
Special Forum: Handwriting and Power in Early Stuart England Introduction
    Extract:Early Stuart England was awash in handwriting. Handwriting was the medium of property records, law, account books, and scholarly note taking. A large share of government was conducted through handwritten policy briefs, registers, and circular letters. Equally, it was t...[详细]
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