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Hou Jianxin: Meta-Modes of the Medieval Society and the European Civilisation
    Abstract：As a logical extension of The Middle Ages and the Meta-Principles of European Chilisation, this article aims at tracing the generative path of the civilisational ‘ought’ (for example, the meta-principles) from the perspective of social ‘is...
  
GU Yanfang, LI Dangran: Daniel Defoe’s Ideas of City Policing and Experiment in London
    Abstract: Daniel Defoe was a significant figure in English literary history, best known worldwide for his novel “Robinson Crusoe”. As a social commentator and political thinker, Defoe offered profound reflections and critiques on the social issues of ...
HOU Jianxin: The Number of Displaced Villagers During the Tudor Enclosure A Study Based on Key Enclos...
    Abstract：This paper investigates the scale of the vagrant population during the Tudor Enclosure Movement from two perspectives. First, it analyzes the condition of vagrants by examining the scale of enclosure and the prevalence of illegal and violent e...
  
GENG Zhi: Establishment of U.S. Decision-Making and Action Mechanisms for the Control of Nuclear Mate...
    Abstract: During World War II, the US government attached great importance to the supply of nuclear materials, not only for the needs of the Manhattan Engineer District, but also forthe long-term strategic consideration of preemptively acquiring and con...
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Making Domesday: Intelligent Power in Conquered England
    Authors: Stephen Baxter, Julia Crick, C. P. LewisPublished: Oxford University Press, August 2025Abstract: Making Domesday presents a fresh interpretation of William the Conqueror’s survey of England, made possible by a major collaborati...
  
Law and Order in Exile Communities in Early Modern Norfolk
    In November 1565, Queen Elizabeth issued Letters Patent permitting thirty textile masters from the Low Countries to settle in Norwich and practice their trade. By early 1566, two language communities, one Dutch and the other French, had ...
When Did Growth Begin? New Estimates of Productivity Growth in England from 1250 to 1870
    Authors: 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 ac...
  
Governing flood risk in mid seventeenth-century England
    Author: Briony McDonagh, Hannah Worthen, Stewart MottramHighlights•The paper explores how early modern people responded to extraordinary flood events.•It reconstructs the causes, extent and impacts of a major Yorkshire flood of 1646/47...
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