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Lecturer
Dr. CAO Junhao
October 8, 2026  

Junhao Cao


Junhao Cao obtained PhD in Economic History from Utrecht University, he is now Assistant Professor at Institute of European Civilization, Tianjin Normal University, China

E-mail: j.cao2022@outlook.com

Academia: https://tjnu.academia.edu/JunhaoCao


Research Fields

Economic and Social History, Dutch History, British History


Education

2026 PhD, Economic History, Utrecht University, the Netherlands

Supervisors: Bas van Bavel, Jessica Dijkman

 Thesis title: Property Rights and Agricultural Growth in Northwestern Europe, 1300–1800

2017 MA, World History, Tianjin Normal University, China

Supervisor: Prof. dr. Jianxin Hou

Thesis title: Capitalist Agriculture in the Golden-Age Netherlands

2013 BA, World History, Tianjin Normal University, China

Supervisor: Prof. dr. Litian Sun

Thesis title: The Villain’s Identity in Medieval England


Articles

Junhao Cao (2026) “Trajectories and Drivers of Agricultural Development in Holland, 1348–1800”, Economic and Social History Review, 2, 84–104. (曹君豪:《1348–1800年荷兰农业发展的轨迹与动力》,《经济社会史评论》,2026年第2期,第84–104页。)

Junhao Cao (2025) “An Assessment of Long-Term Agricultural Development in England, 1290–1850”, Economic and Social History Review, 3, 50–63. (曹君豪:《英国农业长期发展评估(1290–1850年)》,《经济社会史评论》,2025年第3期,第50–63页。)

Junhao Cao (2017) “An Analysis on Villein’s Identity in Medieval England”, Journal of Lingnan Normal University, 38 (5), 130–135. (曹君豪:《英国中世纪维兰的身份变迁》,《岭南师范学院学报》,2017年,第5期,第130–135页。)


Working Papers

Junhao Cao (2026) “Inland and Coastal Patterns of Agricultural development in Flanders, 1348–1800”.

Rui Wang, Junhao Cao, Xiaoning Wang, Zipeng Zhang (2026) “State Capacity in Qing China: Structure, Logic, and Reassessment”.


Translations

Campbell, P. R. (2018), trans. Cao, J., ‘Rethinking the Origins of the French Revolution’, trans. Cao, J. and Liu, H., Economic and Social History Review, 1, 4-20. (皮特·R. 坎贝尔: “法国大革命起源再认识”,曹君豪, 刘合波译,《 经济社会史评论》, 2018年第1期,第4-20页。)

Van Bavel, B (2021), trans. Cao, J., ‘The market economy and the open society: inseparable or incompatible? A historical analysis’, International Social Science Journal, 3, 29-48. (巴斯·范巴维尔:“相辅相成还是互不相容——市场经济与开放社会的历史考察”,曹君豪译,《国际社会科学杂志》,2021年第3期,第29-48页。)

Schefold, B. (2023), trans. Jiang, H., Cao, J., 'Marx, Sombart, Weber and the Debate about the Genesis of Modern Capitalism', Economic and Social History Review, 3, 4-21. (波特伦·谢弗德:《马克思、桑巴特、韦伯与现代资本主义起源争论》,姜宏、曹君豪译,《经济社会史评论》,2023年第4期,第4-21页。)


Presentations

Workshop “The Rise and Decline of the Major Powers in the History”, Chinese Academy of History, Beijing, China, October 2026.

Annual Symposium on Quantitative History, Central Chinese Normal University, Wuhan, China, July 2026.

Workshop “The Evolution of Property Rights in Comparative Perspective”, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, June 2026.

European Historical Economics Society Conference, Groningen University, Netherlands, June 2022.

RHI Seminar, Rural and Environmental History Group, Wageningen University, Netherlands, December 2020.

Posthumus Annual Conference, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, October 2020.

Graduate Seminar, History and Art History Department, Utrecht University, Netherlands, April 2020.

European Rural History Conference, Ecole des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris, France, September 2019.

European Historical Economics Society Conference, Paris, France, August 2019.

Summer School for Quantitative Historical Research, Yantai, China, July 2019.

Posthumus Annual Conference, Ghent University, Belgium, May 2019.

Graduate Seminar, History and Art History Department, Utrecht University, Netherlands, March 2019.

ESTER Research Design Course, European University Institute, Florence, Italy, October 2018.

Posthumus Training Program, Seminar 2, Antwerp University, Belgium, April 2018.

Posthumus Training Program, Seminar 1, Free University Brussels, Belgium, December 2017.


   

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