| Americana: The Journal of American Popular Culture (1900-present): A peer-reviewed, academic e-journal dedicated to the study of popular and mass culture. Current table of contents, advisory board members, call for papers, and endowment information. |
| An Essay On the History of Civil Society: Online paper written by Adam Ferguson in 1767 as an attempt to reclaim the tradition of citizenship and apply it to the modern state. |
| Experiencing Unfreedom: Contours of a Peasant Discourse on Serfdom in the Black Forest, 1660-1745: An analysis of the language that seventeenth and eighteenth century German peasants used to talk about serfdom and how they began to equate it with slavery by David Martin Luebke, University of Oregon. |
| History Magazine: A consumer magazine covering social history, in particular the day-to-day life of ordinary people. Sample articles, past issues, and subscription information. |
| International Labor and Working-Class History: Explores topics from globalization and workers' rights to class and consumption, labor movements, class identity, unions and working-class politics, with editorial, submission and subscription information. Published by the Cambridge University Press. |
| International Review of Social History: Attempts to combine theoretical innovation with thorough research. |
| International Review of Social History: Provides articles, suggestions and debates, review essays, book reviews, and abstracts and includes ability for searches. |
| Journal of Social History: Publishes articles on social history and sociohistorical analysis from all parts of the world. Information for contributors and online contents from 1999 to present. |
| Slavery and Abolition: A Journal of Slave and Post-Slave Studies: Journal devoted to a discussion of the demographic, socio-economic, historical and psychological aspects of human bondage from the ancient period to the present. |
| The Choice for Land: Resources about the Landless Peasant Movement in Brazil. |
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