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2025, Volume 130, Issue 3

• Climate and migration in historical perspective

  Lukáš Dolák, Rudolf Brázdil, Sam White, Qing Pei, Dominik Collet

  pp. 221-250
• (Im)mobile Vikings? Environmental stress, adaptation, and the decision not to leave Iceland

  Carina Damm

  pp. 251-269
• Digital innovations in historical climatology: Classifying weather and climatic extremes and their impacts on societies using machine learning on written documents

  Michael Kahle, Rüdiger Glaser

  pp. 271-297
• Climate change and migration across the Great Wall of China during the Little Ice Age

  Xiaoran Bu, Yuran Su, Lingyu Fan, Qing Pei, Pi-Ling Pai, Dongmei Jiang

  pp. 299-320
• Drought in 1628 CE and the beginning of massive migration from the Chinese mainland to Taiwan

  Jie Fei, Qing Pei

  pp. 321-337
• Drought, hunger, and migration: A retrospect of North China from the mid-18^th century to the early 20^th century

  Diyang Zhang, Siyu Chen, Rüdiger Glaser, Xiuqi Fang

  pp. 339-368
• Solar radiation, rice prices, and migration in northeastern Japan during the 18^th and 19^th centuries

  Mika Ichino, Satomi Kurosu, Kooiti Masuda

  pp. 369-388