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19:1 (January 1977)
Editorial Forword,1.
Society and the Shape of Armies
GAYL D. NESS and WILLIAM STAHL,“Western Imperialist Armies
in Asia,”2.
DON R. BOWEN,“Guerrilla War in Western Missouri, 1862-1865.
Historical Extensions of the Relative Deprivation Hvpothesis,”30.
H. EDWARD PRICE, JR.,“The Strategy and Tactics of Revolutionary
Terrorism,”52.
Migration and Stratification
MARY E. WILKIE,“Colonials, Marginals and Immigrants: Contributions
to a Theory of Ethnic Stratification,”67.
BRIAN L. MOORE,“The Retention of Caste Notions Among the
Indian Immigrants in British Guiana during the Nineteenth Century,”96.
ALEXANDER GERSCHENKRON,“Europecentrism and Other Horrors.
A Review Article,”108.
CSSH Notes:124.
19:2 (April 1977)
Editorial Foreword,129.
The Accommodation to Capitalism in Peasant Societies
MICHAEL TAUSSIG,“The Genesis of Capitalism amongst a South
American Peasantry: Devil's Labor and the Baptism of Money,”130-155.
B. MARIE PERINBAM.“Homo Africanus: Antiquus or Oeconomicus?
Some Interpretations of African Economic History,”156-178.
A. TERRY RAMBO,“Closed Corporate and Open Peasant Communities:
Reopening a Hastily Shut Case,”179-188.
Social Stereotypes and Popular Politics
ALI A. MAZRUI,“Boxer Muhammad Ali and Soldier Idi Amin
as International Political Symbols: The Bio-economics of Sport
and War,”189-215.
CHARLES PRESS,“The Georgian Political Print and Democratic
Institutions,”216-238.
Universities and Social Change
FRITZ K. RINGER,“Problems in the History of Higher Education:
A Review Article,”239-255.
LAWRENCE STONE,“Comment,”256-257.
FRITZ K. RINGER,“Counter-comment,”258.
CSSH Notes:259-260.
19:3 (July 1977)
Editorial Foreword,261.
Theory and Practice of Medicine
KARL FIGLIO,“The Historiographv of Scientific Medicine:
An Invitation to the Human Sciences,”262-286.
GEORGE SUSSMAN,“The Glut of Doctors in Mid-Nineteenth Century
France,”287-305.
The Urban-Rural Connection
M. I. FINLEY,“The Ancient City: From Fustel de Coulanges
to Max Weber and Beyond,”305-327.
JOEL S. MIGDAL,“Urbanization and Political Change: The Impact
of Foreign Rule,”328-349.
Religion and Revolutionary Minorities
PHILIP A. KUHN,“Origins of the Taiping Vision: Cross-Cultural
Dimensions of a Chinese Rebellion,”350-366.
HENRY J. TOBIAS and CHARLES E. WOODHOUSE,“Political Reaction
and Revolutionary Careers: The Jewish Bundists in Defeat. 1907-10,”367-396.
19:4 (October 1977)
Editorial Review of Volume 19,397-398.
Social Structure and Politics in Two Modern Societies
RONALD ROGOWSKI,“The Gauleiter and the Social Origins of
Fascism,”399-430.
DAVID E. SUMLER,“Subcultural Persistence and Political Cleavage
in the Third French Republic,”431-453.
Race and Status in Two Colonial Mexican Cities
JOHN K. CHANCE and WILLIAM B. TAYLOR,“Estate and Class
in a Colonial City: Oaxaca in 1792,”454-487.
PATRICK J. CARROLL,“Mandinga: The Evolution of a Mexican
Runaway Slave Community: 1735-1827,”488-505.
Response and Review
RONALD SKELDON,“Regional Associations: A Note on Opposed
Interpretations,”506-510.
THOMAS N. TENTLER,“Death and Dying in Many Disciplines:
A Review Article,”511-522.
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