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HOU Jianxin | An Empirical Analysis of the Living Standards of Peasant Households in Republican-era Q...
    Abstract:According to field investigations and local archives from the 1930s, the living conditions of peasant households in Qingyuan on the North China Plain, can be reconstructed. The daily consumption levels of most peasants, including food, clothing...
  
GU Yanfang | Reexamining Urbanization in Medieval England: A Critique of Euro-American Scholars’ Mis...
    Abstract:By using population size and non-agricultural occupations as criteria, Euro-American scholars have classified settlements of a few hundred inhabitants as “small towns”, thereby broadening the definition of “medieval towns”. This approach ha...
LONG Xiuqing et al. | The Evolution of European Civilization: Popular Beliefs
    Editor: HOU Jianxin (Professor of IEC, TNU)Author: LONG Xiuqing (School of History and Archives, Yunnan University)Publisher: The Commercial Press, November 2025Introduction:Emerging in the 1950s, the social historiography research subverted the old vie...
  
LI Youdong: What Is the Nature of “Connection” in World History
    Abstract:To explain why world history exhibits a developmental trend from fragmentation to integration, global history centers its analytical logic on “connection” and introduces a series of new concepts and methods,including “contact,” “connection...
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Featured Collections of IEC Library
    Institute of European Civilization’s Library is a professional library of world history. Its special collections involve studies of European civilization’s process, European economic-social history, which is unique in China domestic co...
  
By Consent Alone: Marriage Law and German Romance, 1186–1210
    By Consent Alone reveals how medieval German literature responded to the evolving laws of marriage and consent in medieval Europe.The twelfth and early thirteenth centuries saw some of the most important changes to marriage laws in Europ...
Fragments, not prompts five principles for writing history in the age of AI
    This article offers five principles for historical writing in the age of generative AI—principles shaped not by fear of machines but by a confrontation with their fluency. As tools like ChatGPT increasingly saturate education, research,...
  
Felons’ chattels and English living standards in the later fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
    We use lists of household goods and chattels forfeited to the crown to investigate changes in material living standards in the later fourteenth and fourteenth centuries. We argue that the evidence shows relatively little change in this p...
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