Dangerous Women or Women in Danger? Women and Properties of Extinct Households in Late Imperial China by Sun Jiahong, Luca Gabbiani

“…Over its evolution, imperial China’s legal tradition has produced as series of laws and regulations on the issue of vacant successions, which were supplemented by a host of local practices or “customs”. …”
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FAMILY AND PRO-FAMILY POLITICS IN ANCIENT ROME by Marlena Mazur

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Kin and culture: clan, household and family formation in late antique Armenia by Alford, D

“…Analysis explicitly through the lens of family and family practices has implications for our understandings of late antique Armenian culture, society and law.</p>…”

Hunger in war and peace: an analysis of the nutritional status of women and children in Germany, 1914-1924 by Cox, M, Mary Cox

Femmes africaines, hommes portugais et familles coloniales soutenant un empire : histoires du Minas Gerais au XVIIIe siècle by Mariana L. R. Dantas

“…The resulting population of mixed European and indigenous or African descent, who were encouraged or forced to embrace Portuguese laws and practices when conducting their affairs, created the political and cultural coherence that supported Portugal’s imperial claims and aspirations. …”
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