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期刊名称：JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY ISSN： 0022-1953 出版频率： Quarterly 出版社： MIT PRESS, ONE ROGERS ST, CAMBRIDGE, USA, MA, 02142-1209   出版社网址： http://mitpress.mit.edu/main/home/default.asp 期刊网址： http://www.mitpressjournals.org/loi/jinh 主题范畴： HISTORY 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal   The Journal of Interdisciplinary History features substantive articles, research notes, review essays, and book reviews relating historical research and work in applied fields-such as economics and demographics. Spanning all geographical areas and periods of history, topics include: social history demographic history psychohistory political history family history economic history cultural history technological history Instructions to Authors Submission GuidelinesThe editors invite the submission of methodological and substantive articles devoted to the application of other disciplines and branches of learning to research in history, without geographical or chronological limits. The Journal also publishes research notes (which generally introduce or discuss methodological innovations in the writing of history), as well as occasional, brief bibliographical notes and critical comments (under the rubrique, "Comment and Controversy") on topics of special interest to historians and other social scientists. Journal of Interdisciplinary History publishes review articles and short book reviews by invitation only. JIH arranges with selected scholars to review books of importance to the growth of history and historical research, whether published originally as history or as psychology, political science, sociology, anthropology, numismatics, and so on. JIH accepts no unsolicited reviews or review essays and takes no responsibility for them. Manuscripts should be submitted in triplicate, to: 1.     Ed Freedman         147 North Street         Norfolk, MA 02056-1535 2.     Myron P. Gutmann         Director         Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research         PO Box 1248         Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1248 3.     Reed Ueda         Department of History         Tufts University         Medford, MA 02155 This JIH informational page explains the goals and profiles the editors of the journal in greater detail. BRIEF STYLE SHEET Articles, Research Notes, and Comments 1. Type or print the article on a good grade of bond (not erasable or legal-size), and restrict the length to no more than 30 pages, including double-spaced text, notes, tables, and figures. 2. Double-space everything, including extracts, notes, and tables. 3. Consolidate note numbers at the end of paragraphs. For example, a string of citations and remarks in the first paragraph would all be collected as note 1, with the note number in superscript at the end of the paragraph. 4. If a name appears only in the text, cite it in full at the first mention -- by first name, not just first initial -- no matter how familiar it may be, and by last name thereafter. If a name occurs both in text and note, use the last name in text and provide the full name in the note. Never include such titles as Professor, Dr., Sir, Ms., and the like. Use identifying phrases sparingly (if at all) and always in apposition after the name. 5. For editorial convenience, use endnotes in the manuscript; they will be set as footnotes when published. When citing books, please give author's full name (first and last), the complete title (including subtitle), the city and date of publication (but not the publisher), and any relevant page numbers. Do not use "p." or "pp." before page references. When citing articles, supply author's full name, complete title, name of periodical, volume number (in roman numerals), year of publication, and page numbers. Do not include series information, issue numbers, or months. For all subsequent references to books or articles, cite author's last name, a shortened title, and pages, using ibid. and idem when applicable, but not op.cit. or loc.cit.   Book Reviews and Review Essays Book reviewers are asked to keep JIH's goals in mind. Please convey an appreciation of the coverage, content, and conclusions of the book under review, and pay strict attention to its methodology, particularly its use of research techniques from more than one academic discipline. JIH's readers are concerned less with advances in a single field or specialty than with the general lessons to be learned from various approaches to historical problems. Thus, research design should be the cornerstone of each review, even if a book's inadequacies in that area, or its indifference to interdisciplinary methods, should thereby become the predominant issue. A review essay is an opportunity to discuss a general subject from a macroscopic point of view. However, a review essay need not always discuss the books under review in any kind of detail. The first two or three paragraphs set the stage; they offer the framework within which the book(s) belong(s). As the essay proceeds, a larger perspective may supervene and inform the subject matter. In the end, the essayist draws conclusions about the review book(s) with regard to the larger discourse undertaken. For example, a review essay based on a book about a particular environmental issue might serve as an occasion for a more extended treatment of pollution. 1. Book reviews should be two pages long and review essays twelve pages long. 2. Double-space all elements in the review -- extracts, notes, tables, etc. 3. Please employ the following form (double-spaced) for the heading of reviews and review essays: The Economy of Europe in an Age of Crisis, 1600-1750. By Jan de Vries (New York, Cambridge University Press, 1976) 284 pp. $14.95 (cloth), $4.95 (paper) 4. If a book under review is a collection of conference papers, it is not necessary to discuss, or even name, the conference. 5. The citation of names in reviews follows the same style as in articles, except that the full names of review-book authors appear only in the main heading. 6. When using quotations from review books -- however brief they may be -- put the page numbers in parentheses before the period at the end of the sentence. 7. The style for notes in reviews is the same as that for articles, except that the notes in reviews need not be consolidated at the end of paragraphs with a single superscript number. 8. The name and affiliation of reviewers goes at the end of the review, flush right. Editorial Board Editorial Address       Ed Freedman, Managing Editor     The Journal of Interdisciplinary History     147 North Street     Norfolk, MA 02056-1535     tel/fax: 508-520-0120     edtyct@comcast.net     Editors Robert I. Rotberg Theodore K. Rabb Associate Editors   Myron Gutmann Reed Ueda Board of Editors   Jeremy I. Adelman George Alter Joyce Appleby Sugata Bose W. Dean Burnham Ann G. Carmichael Peter A. Coclanis Steven A. Epstein Claudia Goldin Andrew Gordon Raymond Grew Erich S. Gruen Timothy W. Guinnane Anne Hardy Philip S. Khoury J. Morgan Kousser Edward Muir Steven Ruggles Miles F. Shore Peter Temin Editors Emeritus Bernard Bailyn Allan G. Bogue Natalie Z. Davis Stanley N. Katz Bruce Mazlish Henry Rosovsky Thomas E. Skidmore Stephan Thernstrom Charles Tilly Richard H. Ullman Sir Tony Wrigley Managing Editor   Ed Freedman