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中国近代社会史研究是近年来海内外学术界共同关注的学术课题。特别是20世纪80年代以来,学人视角已不再局限于政治史、经济史、军事史、文化史等传统的学术框架,而开始热心探讨更具“草根”色彩的社会史问题,并且在理论方法的探索和学科体系的建构方面,取得了积极的成果。但大陆学界对于中国近代社会史的研究毕竟起步为晚,方法创新、体系完善、史料发掘等项工作任务尚重,路还很长,尤其需要加强与海外学界的交流与互动。为此,我刊在2005年8月青岛“首届近代中国社会史国际学术研讨会”上,约请几位在中国社会史研究领域造诣颇深,又长期生活在海外的华人学者,就他们所处的学术环境,以独具的文化视角发表见解,以期促进这一富有生命力的学术话题深入发展。
The study of social history in modern China is an academic issue that has drawn common attention from academics both at home and abroad in recent years. Especially since the 1980s, the scholar’s perspective is no longer limited to the traditional academic frameworks such as political history, economic history, military history and cultural history, but also enthusiastically explores more “grassroots” social history issues. The exploration of theoretical methods and the construction of disciplinary system have yielded positive results. However, mainland scholars’ studies on the social history of modern China are, after all, late in their development. Their methodological innovations, system improvements, historical excavations and other tasks are still heavy and have a long way to go. In particular, there is a need to strengthen exchanges and interactions with overseas academic circles. To this end, I published in the First International Symposium on Social History of Modern China in August 2005 in Qingdao, and invited several Chinese scholars who have profound accomplishments in Chinese social history research and who have lived overseas for a long time. Academic environment, with a unique perspective on the cultural perspective, with a view to promoting this in-depth development of academic topics of vitality.