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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



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Research

LIU Jinghua: Regions and cities in the Process of Britain’s Rise

Regions and cities in the Process of Britain’s Rise provides explanation of the rise of Britain and transformation of social economy by combining regional variation with national integration. The first part of this volume outlines questions related to...

HA Quan'an: The History of Iran

Based on decades study on Iranian history, Ha Quan-an has written a comprehensive history of Iran with reliable archive and abundant historical illustrations. This study traces the history from Persian Empire to modern Islamic Republic of Iran and explo...

LIU Jinghua: A Teaching for China: The Experience of Rural Urbanization in Europe

Abstract：The experience of rural urbanization in Europe can bring some enlightenments for the urbanization of China in act. Firstly, China rural urbanization can learn from Europe and strive to achieve coordination and balance in three aspects, that is...

HA Quan’an: From Heterogeneous Diversity to a Community of Shared Future:Geographical Plate and Hist...

AbstractAsia consists of three continents:East Asia,South Asia and West Asia.The ethnic composition of Asia has an obvious diversity,and the pattern of civilization is a three-pronged situation.In terms of ideology,East Asian civilization has long maint...

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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

Featured Collections of IEC Library

Excavations at Rendlesham, Suffolk, 2021–2023: Investigating an Early-Medieval Royal Settlement

EXCAVATIONS ON THE SITE OF THE EARLY-MEDIEVAL SETTLEMENT complex at Rendlesham in 2021–2023 were undertaken to test and enhance interpretations drawn from survey data, in particular to investigate the physical structures and built envir...

Peasantry in the Cheb City-State in the Late Middle Ages: Socioeconomic Mobility and Migration

A reassessment of fundamental scholarship on the Middle Ages, based on previously unknown medieval written source material.The medieval peasantry represents a particularly compelling unknown for historians, as it holds the key to underst...

Merchants' agents and the process of bottom-up harmonization between European towns, fourteenth to sixteenth centuries

Since merchants typically traded between towns, they had to cross legal boundaries on a regular basis. This article discusses one of the instruments they used in order to deal with the challenges of legal pluralism, namely the instalment...

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