New technologies applied to family history: a particular case of southern Europe in the eighteenth century [0.03%]
应用于家族史的新技术：十八世纪南欧的一个特例
Manuel Pérez García
Manuel Pérez García
In this article, the author explains how the support of new technologies has helped historians to develop their research over the last few decades. The author, therefore, summarizes the application of both database and genealogical programs...
Herlihy's thesis revisited: some notes on investment in children in Medieval Muslim societies [0.03%]
略论中世纪伊斯兰社会的儿童投资——对赫尔利HYPERLINK"https://www.amazon.com/Herlihy-1985-Thesis-Revisited-Investment/dp/0691054663"HYPERLINK"https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=7235671975172564190&hl=en&as_sdt=0,5"_HYPERLINK"https://www.amazon.com/Her尔吉理论的再思考
Avner Giladi
Avner Giladi
David Herlihy proposed "that we seek to evaluate, and on occasion even to measure, the psychological and economic investment which families and societies in the past were willing to make in their children" and suggested an alternative to bo...
Ready, willing, and able to divorce: an economic and cultural history of divorce in twentieth-century Sweden [0.03%]
准备、愿意和能够离婚：二十世纪瑞典离婚的经济与文化史
Per Simonsson,Glenn Sandström
Per Simonsson
This study outlines a long history of divorce in Sweden, recognizing the importance of considering both economic and cultural factors in the analysis of marital dissolution. Following Ansley Coale, the authors examine how a framework of mul...
Freedom to divorce or protection of marriage? The divorce laws in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden in the early twentieth century [0.03%]
离婚的权利还是保护婚姻？二十世纪初丹麦、挪威和瑞典的离婚法律
Nathalie Le Bouteillec,Zara Bersbo,Patrick Festy
Nathalie Le Bouteillec
In the period 1909-1927, new laws concerning divorce and marriage were enacted by the Scandinavian countries. Both at the time and more recently, these laws were considered as "liberal" as they promoted greater freedom to divorce based on i...
They would if they could: class, gender, and popular representation of English divorce litigation, 1858-1908 [0.03%]
他们如果能够的话：阶级、性别以及英国离婚诉讼的大众诠释（1858-1908）
Gail Savage
Gail Savage
A systematic sample of the petitions presented to the English Divorce Court from 1858 through 1908 makes it possible to assess the differential contribution of discrete social and economic subgroups to the litigation the Court oversaw. An e...
Divorce and social class during the early stages of the divorce revolution: evidence from Flanders and the Netherlands [0.03%]
离婚与社会阶层：来自弗拉芒和荷兰的证据
Matthijs Kalmijn,Sofie Vanassche,Koenraad Matthijs
Matthijs Kalmijn
In times of low divorce rates (such as the nineteenth century and early twentieth century), the authors expect higher social strata to have the highest divorce chances as they are better equipped to break existing barriers to divorce. In th...
U.S. marital disruptions and their economic and social correlates, 1860-1948 [0.03%]
美国婚姻解体及其经济和社会关联（1860～1948）
Tomas Cvrcek
Tomas Cvrcek
A new estimate of U.S. marital disruptions shows an increase in desertions relative to divorces after 1900. Desertions were the more volatile component of marital disruptions because of their greater responsiveness to general economic condi...
Divorce in early modern rural Japan: household and individual life course in northeastern villages, 1716-1870 [0.03%]
早期现代日本农村的离婚问题：东北地区村庄的家庭和个人生活历程（1716—1870）
Satomi Kurosu
Satomi Kurosu
Drawing data from the local population registers in two northeastern agricultural villages, this study examines the patterns and factors associated with divorce in preindustrial Japan. Divorce was easy and common during this period. More th...
Sarah Moreels,Koen Matthijs
Sarah Moreels
Economic, social, political, and demographic processes changed Western European cities strongly during the nineteenth century. Especially during this time, the northern part of Belgium (Flanders) became highly urbanized. Investigating the l...
Social status, race, and the timing of marriage in Cuba's first constitutional era, 1902-1940 [0.03%]
社会地位、种族与古巴第一个宪法时代(1902—1940年)的结婚时机
Enid Lynette Logan
Enid Lynette Logan
This article examines the practice of marriage among whites, "mestizos," blacks, Cubans, and Spaniards during the first constitutional era, focusing upon the reported ages of brides and grooms. The study consists of a quantitative examinati...