Past & Present

Papers
(The TQCC of Past & Present is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Languages of History, Histories of Language26
The Cult of Gay Relics and Queer Medievalism in 1980s Sydney12
Enduring Medical Knowledge in the Age of Slavery11
Pathology, Heredity, and the Varieties of Man, 1650–18007
Homosociality, Sexual Misconduct and Gendered Violence in England’s Pre-Modern Legal Profession6
Alcohol Diplomacy, Gender and Power in the Late Seventeenth-Century Gold Coast Slaving Complex6
Firearms and the State in Sixteenth-Century Italy: Gun Proliferation and Gun Control5
Adrift in the Andaman Sea: 
Law, Archipelagos and the Making of Maritime Sovereignty4
Reckoning and Economic Life in Late Medieval England4
Prize court politics and regional ordering in the Caribbean4
Believing in Belief: Gibbon, Latour and the Social History of Religion4
UNRRA in North Africa: A Late Colonial History of Refugee Encampment4
The Transformation of Smallpox Inoculation in the Early Modern Atlantic World4
Mutiny on Trial: Law and Order among Seventeenth-Century Seafarers4
Veiling and Head-Covering in Late Antiquity: Between Ideology, Aesthetics and Practicality4
The New History of Old Inequality4
All That Is Solid Bursts into Flame: Capitalism and Fire in the Nineteenth-Century United States4
Caravaggio’s Rumore: Fact, Fiction and Authority in Giovanni Baglione’s Lives of the Painters, Sculptors and Architects4
The Origins of Modern Public Health in Anglo-Caribbean Slavery, 1764–17904
Feminism, reproductive labour, and the gendered welfare state in Britain’s National Insurance Act of 19114
Shaking Hands and the Politics of Touch in Early Modern England3
The migration–innovation nexus in the early modern world3
From Surveying to Surveillance: Maritime Cartography and Naval (Self-)Tracking in the Long Nineteenth Century3
Solitude and Soul in Restoration Britain3
The Promises and Perils of Periodization in Global History: Lessons from the Inter-War Era3
Rethinking Literacy in Rural England, 1550–17003
Machines in the Hands of Capitalists: Power and Profit in Late Eighteenth-Century Cornish Copper Mines3
The Atmosphere in Spatial History: Digital Evidence and Visual Argument3
Abandoned Land: Muslim Refugees’ Property in the Post-Ottoman Balkans2
Givens, pleasures and imaginings2
By Whom Were Early Christians Persecuted?2
Spanish Pistolerismo and Labour Violence in Post-War Europe, 1917–19232
Reply: Out of the West — and neither East, nor North, nor South2
The Uprooting of Indigenous Women’s Horticultural Practices in Brazil, 1500–16502
Fiction and Disinformation in Early Modern Europe: An Introduction2
Secularizing Strategies in the Early Middle Ages and the History of Pre-Modern Religion2
Writing the Paris Commune in the Warsaw Ghetto2
The National Negro Business League and the Economic Life of Black Entrepreneurs2
Orality, State Power, and the Labour of Policing in Colonial Bengal, c .1850–19472
Jewish Networks Between The Persian Gulf and Palestine, 1820–19142
Dame Janet L. Nelson (28 March 1942 – 14 October 2024)2
Rumour, Public Opinion and Print in Istanbul, 1780s–1830s1
The Many Values of Night Soil in Wartime China1
Papyrus Economies and the Experience of Early Medieval Papal Documents1
CONFISCATION AS GOVERNANCE IN THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 1750–18391
Indentured Indian workers and the politics of race, caste, and sanitation at sea and in colonial South Africa, c .1860–19111
Colonial world-making and global knowledges at the early modern Cape of Good Hope1
Gold Rushes, Universities and Globalization, 1840–19101
PRESENTISM AND THE POLITICS OF HISTORY: REVISITING THE 2022 JAMES SWEET AFFAIR1
Plague Correspondence, Rumour, and Mistrust in the Late Medieval Crown of Aragon1
The Political Crisis of British Keynesianism, 1973–19831
The Indian Muslim Salariat and the Moral and Political Economies of Usury Laws in Colonial India, 1855–19141
Conceptualizing ‘Liberated Africans’ and Slave Trade Abolition: Government Schemes to Indenture Enslaved People Captured from Slavery, 1800–19201
Timescapes, subjectivity and emotions after the India–Tibet earthquake, 19501
The Impossible Reformation: Protestant Europe and the Greek Orthodox Church1
Dams and the Deep Earth: The 1967 Koyna Earthquake and Human Agency in the Anthropocene1
Medicine, Race, and Slavery in the Transatlantic World, 1600–18501
Trans Liminality and the Nazi State1
AIDS and the End of the Soviet Union1
Left to their own devices: Radio, radiomen and radio stations in the making of Tibet’s modern political landscape1
A revisionist history of the United Nations1
Assembling India’s Constitution: Towards a New History1
Inter-Urban Alliances and the Archives of Legitimacy in the Southern Low Countries, 1250–14501
State, crime, and violence in Mexico, 1920–2000: Arbiters of impunity, agents of coercion1
‘The Shipwreck of the Turks’: Sovereignty, Barbarism and Civilization in the Legal Order of the Eighteenth-Century Mediterranean1
Unruly Singing and Shouting: Listening to Labourers’ Work Songs in Modern Shanghai1
Is paradise a democracy? The heavenly city as political paradigm, c .1145–551
Healing, Mobility, and Belonging: ‘María Phelipa de Color Negro’, A Black Woman Healer Navigating the Canary Islands, 1712–17291
Company-State at Home: The East India Company and the Fiscal System in Eighteenth-Century Britain1
Ordering the Oceans, Ordering the World: Law, Violence, and European Empires1
Correction to: ‘Where Are the Proxenoi?’ Social Network Analysis, Connectivity and the Greek Poleis1
Air Travel, Statelessness, and the Rights Claims of Ugandan Asians, c.19731
Agricultural Workers, Tenant Farmers, and the Midcentury U.S. Welfare State: A View from the Lower Mississippi Valley1
Saving, Inheritance and Future-Making in 1940s Kenya1
Making Friends and Making ‘Asia’: Sino-Indian Friendship, 1947–19571
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