HOME-欧洲文明研究院

Events

Workshop in IEC Library: British Catholics’Obtaining Equal Civil Rights in the Early 19th Centur...



Symposium between Editorial Board of History Teaching and Economic and Social History Review Held...

Professor LIU Zhangcai Won Grant of Popular Academic Readings Project



Faculty Members Attended 2024 Annual Academic Conference of China’s British History Association

Workshop in IEC Library: How to Conduct Research Using British Manor Court Rolls



Conference on Mutual Learning of European and Asian Civilization Launched

Prof. Hou Jianxin’s Article Won Ninth National Outstanding Achievement Award



Total48   1/7
Previous12 3 4 5 6 7 Next

Research

SHEN Jian,LIU Xuefei | The Evolution of European Civilization: Origins of the Nations

This volume aims to explore the evolution of main nations that have shaped European history from ancient times to the present. Covering ancient times, antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the modern era, the book traces the origins of today's diverse Europea...

LIU Zhangcai: A Research and Interpretation of the History of Tea’s Spread to Europe in The Book of ...

The Book of Tea by Japanese thinker Okakura Kakuzo was noted for its significant impact. However, it was critiqued for various omissions regarding the transmission of tea to Europe. Issues such as the earliest European accounts of tea, whether Marco Pol...

CHEN Lijun:The Rise and Development of Market Garden in Early Modern England and its Impact on Agricu...

The rise of market garden is the important foundation for England to get rid of traditional agriculture and to realize the link between agriculture and the market economy in the early modern period. Its rise and development is the result of many factors...

YANG Songtao: The Expansion of Arrest Power in Criminal Prosecution and Its Impact in Eighteenth Cent...

In British history, criminal justice heavily involved public participation, with the arrest of suspects primarily carried out by ordinary individuals, while official policing forces played a supporting role. From the late 17th to early 18th centuries, t...

Total140 1/35

Previous12 3 4 5 6..35 Next

Economic and Social History Review

·	Contents and Summaries No.2 June 2025	·	Contents and Summaries No.1 February 2025
·	Contents and Summaries No.4 November 2024	·	Contents and Summaries No.3 September 2024
·	Contents and Summaries No.2 June 2024	·	Contents and Summaries No.1 February 2024
·	WU Leman: The Sterling Crisis and the Origin of t...	·	SONG Chen: The City of London and the Eurodollar ...
·	YUE Wei: The Transformation of Prussian Rural Gov...	·	NI Zhengchun: Principles of Land Compensation in ...

Resources

The Transformation of Aristocratic Landownership in the Eastern Netherlands,c.1750-1850

The Batavian Revolution of 1795 put an end to officeholding in the provinces of Gelderland and Overijssel, as afforded to noblemen through possession of a noble estate.

Limits to the Power of Economic Elites Wealth, Authority and Inequality in Eastern English Villages, c.1350-c.1550

Author: Spike GibbsAbstractThis article investigates the impact of local political institutions on inequality in eastern England between c. 1350 and c. 1550. Specifically, it examines the extent to which wealthier individuals controlled ...

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.

Total217 2/55

Previous 123 4 5 6..55 Next

Copyright@Institute of European Civilization. All Rights Reserved

393 Binshui West Street, Tianjin Normal University