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43:1 (January 2001)

Editorial Foreword, 1-3

Milk Relations

Peter Parkes Alternative Social Structures and Foster Relations in the Hindu Kush: Milk Kinship Allegiance in Former Mountain Kingdoms of Northern Pakistan, 4-36

Reading Religions

Bronwen Douglas Encounters with the Enemy? Academic Readings of Missionary Narratives on Melanesians, 37-64
David Ownby Imperial Fantasies: the Chinese Communists and Peasant Rebellions, 65-91
Laurent Dubois Vodou and History, 92-100

Reconstructing Women’s Worlds

Asiya Siddiqi Ayesha’s World: A Butcher’s Family in Nineteenth-Century Bombay, 101-129
Hill Gates Footloose in Fujian: Economic Correlates of Footbinding, 130-148

Frames of Mind

Karin Rosemblatt “What We Can Reclaim of the Old Values of the Past”: Sexual Morality and Politics in Twentieth-century Chile, 149-180
Patricia Spyer Photography’s Framings and Unframings. A Review Article, 181-192

Foucault On the Farm

Peter Triantafillou Governing Agricultural Progress: A Genealogy of the Politics of Pest Control in Malaysia, 193-222

43:2 (April 2001)

Editorial Foreword, 223-224

Rural Economies

Dick Whittaker and Jack Goody Rural Manufacturing in the Rouergue from Antiquity to the Present: the Examples of Pottery and Cheese, 225-245
James C. McCann Maize and Grace: History, Corn, and Africa’s New Landscapes, 1500–1999, 246-272
Michael Donovan The Intimate Geography of Family Farms, 273-297

Improving the Natives at Home and Abroad

Albert Schrauwers The “Benevolent” Colonies of Johannes van den Bosch: Continuities in the Administration of Poverty in the Netherlands and Indonesia, 298-328

Competing Histories

Sabine MacCormack History, Historical Record and Ceremonial Action: Incas and Spaniards in Cuzco, 329-363
Alev Çinar National History as a Contested Site: the Conquest of Istanbul and Islamist Negotiations of the Nation, 364-391

Epitaph for a Literature

Sheldon Pollock The Death of Sanskrit, 392-426

CSSH Notes, 427-432

43:3 (July 2001)

Editorial Foreword, 635-637

Globalizations

Andreas Wimmer Globalizations Avant la Lettre: A Comparative View of Isomorphization in an Inter-Connecting World, 435-436
Bill Maurer Islands in the Net: Rewiring Technological and Financial Circuits in the “Offshore” Caribbean, 467-501

Christanities

David Maxwell “Sacred History, Social History”: Traditions and Texts in the Making of a Southern African Transnational Religious Movement, 502-524
Joel Robbins Secrecy and the Sense of an Ending: Narrative, Time and Everyday Millenarianism in Paua New Guinea and in Christian Fundamentalism, 525-551

Meditation Modernized

Alan Klima The Telegraphic Abject: Buddhist Meditation and the Redemption of Mechanical Reproduction, 552-582

Virtue and the Nation

Rebecca Bryant An Aesthetics of Self: Moral Remaking and Cypriot Education, 583-614

CSSH Discussion

Paolo Squatriti How the Irish Sea (May Have) Saved Irish Civilization. A Review Article, 615-630
Barbara Walker (Still) Searching for a Soviet Society: Personalized Political and Economic Ties in Recent Soviet Historiography. A Review Article., 631-642

CSSH Notes, 643-647

43:4 (October 2001)

Editorial Foreword, 649-650

Postcolonial Remediation

Mahmood Mamdani Beyond Settler and Native as Political Identities: Overcoming the Political Legacy of Colonialism, 651-664

Group Talk

Charles L. Briggs Modernity, Cultural Reasoning, and the Institutionalization of Social Inequality: Racializing Death in a Venezuelan Cholera Epidemic, 665-700
Dennis Sweeney Corporatist Discourse and Heavy Industry in Wilhelmine Germany: Factory Culture and Employer Politics in the Saar, 701-734

Coin of the Realm

Michael Lambek The Value of Coins in Sakalava Polity: Money, Death, and Historicity in Mahajanga, Madagascar, 735-762
Wambui Mwangi Of Coins and Conquest: the East African Currency Board, the Rupee Crisis, and the Problem of Colonialism in the East African Protectorate, 763-787

Counting People

David Darrow From Commune to Household: Statistics and the Social Construction of Chaianov’s Theory of Peasant Economy, 788-818
Norbert Peabody Cents, Sense, Census: Human Inventories in Late Precolonial and Early Colonial India, 819-850

CSSH Discussion

Philip S. Gorski Beyond Marx and Hintze? Third-Wave Theories of Early Modern State Formation, 851-861

CSSH Notes, 862-864