World History Studies

World History Studies (WHS) is sponsored by the Institute of World History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in cooperation with the Social Sciences Academic Press, which is founded in 2014. The journal is biannual and will be globally circulated. It is designed to build a new platform for academic exchanges between Chinese historians and their international counterparts. 

WHS encourages academic innovation and publishes articles，pathfinders and book reviews reflecting the latest achievements of domestic and foreign historical scholarship. WHS publishes papers on world history mainly by Chinese experts, but also welcomes contributions by international historians. The contents of issues are divided into the following sections, 1) the history of individual countries and regions, 2) ancient and medieval civilizations, 3) global history, 4) history of international relations, 5) China and the world in historical context, 6) review of scholarship of world history studies in China, 7) review of the latest Chinese monographs on world history, 8) introduction of influential Chinese and occassionally foreign historians of world history in a comparative perspective.

The full texts of all articles in World History Studies can be downloaded freely at http://www.nssd.org/journal/cn/72130x/, http:www.ncpssd.org and http://iwh.cssn.cn/xsqk/xsqk_ world_history_studies/.

2021（01）

1. Terror of War in Diodorus Siculus' Bibliotheke

2. Jeremy Bentham and Robert Peel in the Context of Legal Reform Movement (1826-1832)

3. The Anglo-American Limited Competition around Economic Aid to Myanmar (1949-1953)

4. Atimia: Interpretation of Honor and Disgrace and Political Ethics in Ancient Greece

5. The 2021 Conference of the China Research Society of the USSR and East European History

6. Qi Wenying's American History Studies

7. Wang Jinhu, The History of American Slaveholders

8. Guo Qiuping, ed., A Compilation of Archives and Document of the Jews in Harbin (15 volumes)

9. Pang Guanqun, Justice and Royalty: The Parlements under the Absolute Monarchy in France

10. Tian Qingli, The Construction of Post-War Japanese National Identity