Contents: 1. Introduction: 'Early Modern' Europe and the Idea of Early Modernity, Hamish Scott. 2. The Early Modern Emergence of 'Europe'?, Valerie Kivelson. 3. Weather, Climate, and the Environment, Christian Pfister. 4. Disease and Medicine, Mary Lindemann. 5. Demography, Anne McCants. 6. Time, Gerhard Dohrn-van Rossum. 7. Travel and Communications, Wolfgang Behringer. 8. Print and Printedness, James R. Raven. 9. Languages and Literacy, Fania Oz-Salzberger. 10. A Revolution in Information?, Ann Blair and Devin Fitzgerald. 11. Economic and Social Trends, Regina Grafe. 12. The Social Order, Andreas Gestrich. 13. Families and Households, Mikolaj Szoltysek. 14. Sexual Identity and the Family, Margaret R. Hunt. 15. Consumption and Material Life, Janine Maegraith and Craig Muldrew. 16. The Agrarian West, Tom Scott. 17. The Agrarian East, Edgar Melton. 18. Country and Town in Mediterranean Europe, James S. Amelang. 19. Towns and Urbanisation, Rab Houston. 20. Manufacturing, Markus Kupker. 21. The Christian Church, 1370-1550, David J. Collins, SJ. 22. Protestantism and Its Adherents, Ulinka Rublack. 23. Early Modern Catholicism, Nicholas Terpstra. 24. The World of Orthodoxy, Nikolaos Chrissidis. 25. The Transformations of Judaism, David B. Ruderman. 26. Islam within Europe, Tijana Krstic. 27. The Culture of Peoples, Caroline Castiglione. 28. Belief and its Limits, Mack Holt. (Oxford Handbooks ^Available September 2015^)

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