Li Jiang

PhD History, University of Exeter. My research interest focuses on wage workers and living standards in early modern England.

[Economic History Society @EcHistSoc]

Application deadline 16 September!
The EHS Residential Training Course for Postgrad Students will take place 27–30 November 2024, with 12 part-funded places.
Attendees will present a paper based on their thesis, chair and act as a respondent.
More info:
https://t.co/Qnef5Y30aX

[CAMPOP @CamUniCampop]

What do you know about marriage in the middle ages?
Chris Briggs has a fascinating new blog post explaining what we know, and how we know it...
https://t.co/yKFJfDuXyR
#twitterstorians #medievalists

[Charmian Mansell ([email protected]) @charmianmansell]

Looking forward to talking (online) about my new book Female Servants in Early Modern England with @TheNACBS in conversation with Prof Julie Hardwick @DrJulieHardwick and Prof Steve Hindle. Join us! Sign up below👇
📆 Thurs 30 May
⏰9am PT/noon EDT/5pm BST
https://t.co/ZB5dOLCLdn

[Economic History Review @EcHistSocReview]

Now on Early View: 'Swedish income inequality in 1613'.
By Martin Andersson and Jakob Molinder.
@martinhist @Jakobmolinder @_SLU @UU_University
https://t.co/6j3wY1LR75

[Economic History Review @EcHistSocReview]

Now on Early View: 'Putting women back into the early modern economy: Work, occupations, and economic development'.
By Jane Whittle.
@jcwhittle1 @UniofExeter
https://t.co/ORT24Naa7C

[Judy Stephenson @judyzara]

https://t.co/Uy9v8NdCFC this Friday online, on zoom, I am putting forward a theory about wage determination before Industrialisation.. join us 5.30-7pm if you can @UCL_BSSC @edward_gillin @mmpaker @benmschneider @womensworkexe

[Li Jiang @LiJiang02]

@charmianmansell @HistoricalJnl Congratulations, Charmian! Will add it to my reading list!

[Charmian Mansell ([email protected]) @charmianmansell]

My new article ‘Reconstructing the Labour of Care in Early Modern England’ is out now in @HistoricalJnl #labour #care #earlymodern
I really enjoyed researching this microhistory - read for free (open access) here!👇
https://t.co/tcqY8A9dhh

[Judy Stephenson @judyzara]

I know we (I) have taken a long time with this but I am delighted to announce @mmpaker @phwallis and I have a new WP on monopsony in early modern labour markets https://t.co/nJgHX1Fxpa

[Economic History Society @EcHistSoc]

The EHS Annual Conference 2024 call for papers is now open!
https://t.co/zZhvJPb5aQ

[Alex Shepard @AlexShepard10]

A gender-inclusive history of work! The fruits of a most enjoyable collaboration, made possible by an International Network Grant from the @LeverhulmeTrust

[Li Jiang @LiJiang02]

@LancsArchives Yep!

[Li Jiang @LiJiang02]

Last day at @LancsArchives
Thank you all for your help! ❤️

[Li Jiang @LiJiang02]

@RachelPollitt @LancsArchives Hi Rachel, hope you are doing well! I am really happy to be back.

[Lancashire Museums @LancsMuseums]

#OTD 1795 Victorian architect Sir Charles Barry was born, most famous for work on Houses of Parliament he also renovated #GawthorpeHall in 1850s. Here is one of over 400 drawings held by @LancsArchives of the work he did.
#CharlesBarry @NTGawthorpe

[Li Jiang @LiJiang02]

RIP

[Li Jiang @LiJiang02]

Went to visit Killerton House this morning and found this special ceiling - it includes four agricultural seasons!

[Forms of Labour @womensworkexe]

📌NEW BLOG SERIES

We begin the new year with the publication of our 'Freedom & Work in Western Europe (c.1250-1750)' conference blog series!

We present 23 short pieces written by presenters at our conference in July 2022, plus summaries and reflections:

https://t.co/JAycrdrFD8

[Li Jiang @LiJiang02]

@jt_swain Thank you, John! The documents you shared with me are very helpful. Hope you are doing well.

[Li Jiang @LiJiang02]

I am very delighted to share the news that I passed my viva with minor corrections last Friday!
Thanks to my supervisors @jcwhittle1 @FreyjaCoxJensen for your enormous help and support during the last four years! (1/2)

[Li Jiang @LiJiang02]

@jcwhittle1 Thank you, Jane! 😊