Social Science History

Papers
(The TQCC of Social Science History 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
Religion and Child Death in Ireland’s Industrial Capital: Belfast 191124
The Appalachian Regional Commission and the Articulation of the Coal Consensus9
The Interstitial Emergence of Labor NGO Activism in China and Its Contradicting Institutionalization, 1996–20208
SSH volume 47 issue 4 Cover and Back matter8
Visualizing Victorian Manchester: Granular Geocoding for Demographic Analysis8
What was the Cold War? Theorizing a Medium Durée: Introduction to a special issue of Social Science History, ‘What Was the Cold War?’6
Introduction to the Special Issue6
The economic consequences of U.S. mobilization for the Second World War: Reflections on the symposium6
An Eventful Critique of Crisis Language in Historical Sociology5
Setting Empire in Stone: Commemoration and the Crisis of Historical Subjectivity5
The Cold War as a label, meaning, and referent5
The inherent normativity of “the Cold War,” or why it matters that the Cold War has no end5
Comments on Alexander Field: The Economic Consequences of Mobilization for the Second World War4
Finding home in Irish and German migrant letters: A comparative analysis4
From dreadful shame to manageable incident: How post-mortem cleaning workers’ narratives change the feeling rules about “lonely deaths” in Japan4
Wealth and Child Mortality in the Nineteenth-Century United States: Evidence from Three Panels of American Couples, 1850–18804
Migration, Kinship and Child Mortality in Early Twentieth-Century North America4
The Same Different?: Group Discrimination in the United States and Japan4
Electoral Participation During an Early Period of Democratization: Chile 1932–19504
Why so antisocial? Football ultras, crowd modalities, and atmospherics of discontent in public space3
Disgust and the duel: Aristocratic violence, the scienza cavalleresca, and feeling rules in early modern Italy3
“Probably tomorrow I’ll become a war criminal”: The State as Process in Space and Time3
Women and Guilds in a Growing Economy: The Case of Lima, Peru3
Pride, prejudice, and working-class furniture – A history of Gelsenkirchener Barock3
Driving Toward Nuclear War: Interinstitutional Dynamics in the Cuban Missile Crisis and What we Might Learn From Them3
SSH volume 47 issue 3 Cover and Front matter2
Political Centralization, Federalism, and Urbanization: Evidence from Australia2
Recurrent Mechanisms, Evolving Practices, and the Past-Present Link in World History2
Calamitous States: War, Health, and Crisis in Mandate Palestine2
The Politics of Time: The Political Origins of Working-Time Regulation2
Ugly ambition: “Sportsgirls” and the German press in the 1920s2
The Great War and the Warfare–Welfare Nexus in British and French West African Colonies2
Wages of Men, Women, and All the Others: Comparisons of the Standard of Living Based on Welfare Ratios Must Consider Household Complexity2
Explaining geopolitical inventiveness: Late colonialism, decolonization, and the Cold War (1945–1970)2
Unsettling the Slave Master: Resistance and Transgressive Behavior in a Caribbean Slave Colony2
The Evolution of Social Caging in the Rice Cultivation System: How Ecology–Crop–Human Interactions Discouraged Exit Options in East Asia2
Resisting Global Competition: Delegitimizing the Third Parties of the International Gymnastics Festival in Stockholm 18912
Effects of Strangeness in the Production and Reception of Social Scientific Knowledge1
Feeling the rules: Historical and contemporary perspectives on emotional norms and social distinction1
Visions of deliverance: Social scientization, functionalism, and the expansive purposiveness of state schooling in nineteenth-century British parliamentary politics1
The Diffusion of Knowledge during the British Industrial Revolution1
The view from outer space: Science fiction and political fantasy in the Cold War United States1
A macroscope of English print culture, 1530–1700, applied to the coevolution of ideas on religion, science, and institutions1
‘I don’t trust you’: American Response to US Census Bureau Privacy and Disclosure Control, 1960–19701
SSH volume 47 issue 3 Cover and Back matter1
Power and alterity: Depictions of the Vascones from antiquity to the middle ages1
Vision and method in global historical sociology1
State servants, cash, and credit market modernizations in early modern Stockholm1
The Rise of Modern Police Forces in the United Kingdom: Tracking Legislative Debates Around Police Reform (1803–1945)1
Democracy, Petitions, and Legitimation1
SSH volume 48 issue 1 Cover and Front matter1
Consumption and living standards in early modern rural households: Probate evidence from Southern Sweden, c. 1670–18601
Reconstructing Colonial Sociology1
The Last Nationwide Smallpox Epidemic in the Netherlands: Infectious Disease and Social Inequalities in Amsterdam, 1870–18721
Legal Boundaries, Organizational Fields, and Trade Union Politics: The Development of Railway Unions in the US and the UK1
The Cold War and Its Consequences: Introduction to the Cold War Special Issue of Social Science History1
SSH volume 48 issue 3 Cover and Back matter1
“Ministering at the Altar of Slavery”: Religious slavery conflict and social movement repression1
U.S. Animal Disease Policies and Human Health Debates1
Jewish Occupational Attainment in the Antebellum USA: Filling a Gap in the Literature1
SSH volume 47 issue 1 Cover and Front matter1
Levels of Legibility: Roles and the Flow of State Information in French Morocco1
Mosaic Database: Consolidation, Innovation, and Challenges in the Comparative Family Demography of Historical Europe1
Daniel Carpenter’s Democracy by Petition: A Symposium Introduction1
From Religious Conversion to Political Revolution: Women’s Christian Missions in Colonial Korea1
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