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28:1 (January 1986)

Editorial Foreword,1-2.

The Development of Development

LEONARD BINDER,“The Natural History of Development Theory,”3-33.
GEORGE A. HUACO,“Ideology and General Theory: The Case of Sociological Functionalism,”34-54.
NICOS MOUZELIS,“On the Rise of Postwar Military Dictatorships Argentina, Chile, Greece,”55-80.

The Analysis of Administrative Elites

CARTER VAUGHN FINDLEY,“Economic Bases of Revolution and Repression in the Late Ottoman Empire,”81-106.
ROBERT WUTHNOW,“Processes of Early State Development. A Review Article,”107-113.
CHARLES TILLY,“The Replay of Politics. A Review Article,”114-118.

CSSH Discussion

SVEN-ERIC LIEDMAN,“Institutions and Ideas: Mandarins and Non-Mandarins in the German Academic Intelligentsia,”119-144.
FRITZ K. RINGER,“Differences and Cross-National Similarities among Mandarins,”145-164.
SVEN-ERIC LIEDMAN,“Reply,”165-168.
PHILIP BENEDICT,“Late Medieval and Early Modern Urban History a l'Anglaise. A Review Article,”169-180.
CSSH Notes:181-188.

28:2 (April 1986)

Editorial Foreword,189-190.

Peasant Workers

DOUGLAS R. HOLMES and JEAN QUATAERT,“An Approach to Modern Labor: Worker Peasantries in Historic Saxony and the Friuli Region Over Three Centuries,”191-216.
FRANCES ROTHSTEIN,“The New Proletarians: Third World Reality and First World Categories,”217-238.
LOUISE A. TILLY,“Rural England, Poverty, and the Institution of Service. A Review Article,”239-247.
ROBERT SCRIBNER,“Peasant Politics in Early Modern Europe. A Review Article,”248-254.

On Connecting Institutions to Social Class

ANTHONY J. LA VOPA,“Vocations, Careers, and Talent: Lutheran Pietism and Sponsored Mobility in Eighteenth-Century Germany,”255-286.
J. A. PERKINS,“Dualism in German Agrarian Historiography,”287-306.

The Ties that Bind

NICHOLAS B. DIRKS,“From Little King to Landlord: Property, Law, and the Gift under the Madras Permanent Settlement,”307-333.
CHARLES LINDHOLM,“Kinship Structure and Political Authority: The Middle East and Central Asia,”334-355.

CSSH Discussion

Theory in Anthropology, Essays
ARJUN APPADURAI, ULF HANNERZ, and ARAM A. YENGOYAN,356-374.
CSSH Notes:375-382.

28:3 (July 1986)

Editorial Foreword,383-384.

The Popular Culture of History

ERIC VAN YOUNG,“Millennium on the Northern Marches: The Mad Messiah of Durango and Popular Rebellion in Mexico,1800-1815,”385-413.
PAUL GREENOUGH,“The Death of an Uncrowned King - C. R. Das and Political Crisis in Twentieth-Century Bengal,”414-441.
MAJID HAYAT SIDDIQI,“History and Society in a Popular Rebellion: Mewat,1920-1933,”442-467.

The Achievements of Revolutions

TOM GARVIN,“The Anatomy of a Nationalist Revolution: Ireland: 1858-1928,”468-501.
SUSAN ECKSTEIN,“The Impact of the Cuban Revolution: A Comparative Perspective,”502-534.
JOHN M. GATES,“Toward a History of Revolution,”535-544.
DAVID LAW,“Revolutions Compared: Russia and China. A Review Article,”545-551.
JOEL BEININ,“Class and Politics in Middle Eastern Societies. A Review Article,”552-557.

CSSH Discussion

FRANK E. BROWN,“Continuity and Change in the Urban House: Developments in Domestic Space Organisation in Seventeenth-Century London,”558-590.
GALE STOKES,“How Is Nationalism Related to Capitalism? A Review Article,”591-598.

28:4 (October 1986)

Editorial Foreword,599-600.

Capitalist Transformations Of Agriculture

DAVID LEHMANN,“Two Paths of Agrarian Capitalism, or a Critique of Chayanovian Marxism,”601-627.
TIMOTHY KEEGAN,“The Dynamics of Rural Accumulation in South Africa: Comparative and Historical Perspectives,”628-650.
JANE L. COLLINS,“The Household and Relations of Production in Southern Peru,”651-671.
J. S. OTTO and N. E. ANDERSON,“Cattle Ranching in the Venezuelan Llamos and the Florida Flatwoods: A Problem in Comparative History,”672-683.
PETER McPHEE,“The Makings of Peasantries. A Review Article,”684-689.

Perspectives on the Position of Woman

SHARON H. NOLTE,“Women’s Rights and Society’s Needs: Japan’s 1931 Suffrage Bill,”690-714.
PHYLLIS MACK,“The History of Women in Early Modern Britain. A Review Article,”715-722.
MAXINE MOLYNEUX,“Women in Contemporary China: Change and Continuity. A Review Article,”723-728.

Slavery and Class

HOWARD JOHNSON,“‘A Modified Form of Slavery’:The Credit and Truck Systems in the Bahamas in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth-Centuries,”729-753.
DAVID KONSTAN,“Slavery and Class Analysis in the Ancient World. A Review Article,”767-777.
PETER KOLCHIN,“Some Recent Works on Slavery outside the United States: An American Perspective. A Review Article,” 767-777.

CSSH Discussion

JANET COLEMAN,“The Civic Culture of Contracts and Credit. A Review Article,”778-784.
RUDY KOSHAR,“Political Gangsters and Nazism: Some Comments on Richard Hamilton’s Theory of Fascism. A Review Article,”785-793.
CSSH Notes:794-798.