Search Results - "Journal of social history"

The Emmet's Inch: Small History in a Digital Age by Laite, Julia

“…Abstract Digitization has usually been considered a facilitator of what has been called “big” history. While digital history projects increasingly make good…”
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From Bondage to Precariousness? New Perspectives on Labor and Social History by De Vito, Christian G, Schiel, Juliane, van Rossum, Matthias

“…Abstract This article pursues two goals. First, it reviews recent literature calling for a revised and extended history of work. Based on that review, it then…”
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From Bondage to Precariousness? New Perspectives on Labor and Social History by De Vito, Christian G, Schiel, Juliane, Rossum, Matthias van

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The Paradoxical Development of Liberal Governance: International Adoption Policy and Professional Social Work in Authoritarian South Korea, 1953–1976 by Koo, Youngeun

“…Abstract This article explores the development of international adoption policy in post-liberation South Korea, emphasizing the roles of American and Korean…”
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Archaism and Actuality: Japan and the Global Fascist Imaginary , Harry Harootunian by Murthy, Viren

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Entangled Emancipation: Women’s Rights in Cold War Germany . By Alexandria N. Ruble by Huneke, Samuel Clowes

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Vigilance, Popular Control and Neighborhood Surveillance in Besieged Paris (1589–1591) by Roussel, Diane

“…Abstract Surveillance studies often recall that Michel Foucault had identified the health crises of the plagues of the Ancien Régime as precursory moments in…”
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The Ambiguities and Vagaries of Popular Control: Trust and Parochial Corruption in Early Modern England by Knights, Mark

“…Abstract Over the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and across Britain’s empire, the idea took hold that a public office was a fiduciary trust, with…”
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Popular Control through Public Accountability in Iberia (Thirteenth to Sixteenth Centuries) by Romera, María Ángeles Martín

“…Abstract This article analyzes the participation of the people in the Castilian procedure of accountability called juicio de residencia (comparable to the…”
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The Boundaries of Popular Control in Late Medieval English Towns by Hartrich, Eliza

“…Abstract Scholarship on pre-modern popular politics often focuses on speech, identifying the ways in which people outside the elite could have a “voice” in…”
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Rege Ribaldum: Participatory Punishment in the Pursuit of Urban Justice in Late Medieval Southern France by Turning, Patricia

“…Abstract Utilizing the lens of popular control to assess criminal sentences highlights the significance of effective public agency in the later Middle Ages,…”
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Popular Control of Taxation, Accountability, and the Redefinition of Political Subordination (Germany, Seventeenth–Eighteenth Centuries) Get access Arrow by Renault, Rachel

“…Taxation is a well-known major instrument in the control of populations by powers, and in the collection of information about them. Starting from early modern…”
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Radical Thought and Political Practice: Officeholding and Accountability in Seventeenth-Century Britain by Peacey, Jason

“…Abstract This article connects changes in administrative and bureaucratic processes that historians associate with state formation in early modern Britain with…”
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Introduction to Popular Control in Pre-modern Europe by Martín Romera, María Ángeles, Sabapathy, John

“…Abstract This introduction to a special issue on popular control in pre-modern Europe reviews both the contemporary resonance of the term in an era of reviving…”
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Through Violence to Eternal Kingdom: Revolutionary Avengers, Suburban Violence, and the Crisis of Imperial Governance in post-1905 Russian Poland by Porayski-Pomsta, Antoni

“…Abstract This article studies the case of a notorious criminal group, the Revolutionary Avengers (Rewolucjoniści Mściciele), to explore the “theatre of…”
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Multiracial Britishness: Global Networks in Hong Kong, 1910–45. By Vivian Kong by Shin, Leo K

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The Riviera, Exposed: An Ecohistory of Postwar Tourism and North African Labor. By Stephen L. Harp by Duffy, Andrea E

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Lazaretto: How Philadelphia Used an Unpopular Quarantine Based on Disputed Science to Accommodate Immigrants and Prevent Epidemics . By David Barnes by Smith, Sean Morey

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Midwives of Invention: Black Healers and Reconciling Worldviews of Wellness in American Emancipation by Cooper, Abigail J

“…Abstract Of all the transformations that an enslaved woman hoped for in coming into a refugee camp during the American Civil War, foremost in her mind was…”
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Harlem in Disorder: A Spatial History of How Racial Violence Changed in 1935 . By Stephen Robertson by Kelly, Bridget Laramie

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