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Volume 46 Number 1 January 2004
Editorial Foreword, 1-3
Performing History
BERARDINO PALUMBO “The War of the Saints”: Religion,
Politics, and the Poetics of Time in a Sicilian Town, 4-34
ANDREW SHRYOCK The New Jordanian Hospitality: House, Host, and
Guest in the Culture of Public Display, 35-62
DAVID GORDON The Cultural Politics of a Traditional Ceremony:
Mutomboko and the Performance of History on the Luapula (Zambia),
63-83
Comparative Eugenics
ALBERTO SPEKTROWSKI The Eugenic Temptation in Socialism: Sweden,
Germany, and the Soviet Union, 84-106
Empire and Identity
SAUL DUBOW Earth History, Natural History, and Prehistory at the
Cape, 1860–1875, 107-133
TARAK BARKAWI Peoples, Homelands, and Wars?: Ethnicity, the Military,
and Battle among British Imperial Forces in the War against Japan,
134-163
ROBERT CRIBB and LI NARANGOA Orphans of Empire: Divided Peoples,
Dilemmas of Identity, and Old Imperial Borders in East and Southeast
Asia, 164-187
CSSH Discussion
REBECCA EMIGH [The] Transition(s) to Capitalism(s)? A Review Essay,
188-198
CSSH Notes, 199-205
Volume 46 Number 2 April 2004
Editorial Foreword, 207-209
Empire in the Looking Glass
ENGSENG HO Empire through Diasporic Eyes: A View from the Other
Boat, 210-246
FREDERICK COOPER Empire Multiplied. A Review Essay, 247-272
Mustard See Cosmos
FRANCISCO VAZ DA SILVA The Madonna and the Cuckoo: An Exploration
in European Symbolic Conceptions, 273-299
PAUL MANNING. Owning and Belonging: A Semiotic Investigation
of the Affective Categories of Bourgeois Society, 300-325
Border Crossings
BELINDA BOZZOLI The Taming of the Illicit: Bounded Rebellion in
South Africa, 1986, 326-353
ERIC TAGLIACOZZO Ambiguous Commodities, Unstable Frontiers: The
Case of Burma, Siam, and Imperial Britain, 1800–1900, 354-377
Classics Revisited
MOHAMMAD NAFISSI Class, Embeddedness, and the Modernity of Ancient
Athens, 378-410
ARAM YENGOYAN Whatever Happened to the Soul? A Review Essay,
411-417
CSSH Discussion
CSSH Notes, 418-423
Volume 46 Number 3 July 2004
Editorial Foreword, 425-427
Social Histories of Food
JOHN D’ARMS The Culinary Reality of Roman Upper-Class Convivia:
Integrating Texts and Images, 428-450
STUART BORSCH Environment and Population: The Collapse of Large
Irrigation Systems Reconsidered, 451-468
LAUREN MORRIS MACLEAN Empire of the Young: The Legacies of State Agricultural
Policy on Local Capitalism and Social Support Networks in Ghana
and Cote d’Ivoire, 469-496
Clubmen
ANDREW ALTER Indian Clubs and Colonialism: Hindu Masculinity and
Muscular Christianity
Ideologies of Measurement, 497-534
Ideologies of Measurement
ROBERTO PATRICIO KORZENIEWICZ, ANGELA STACH, VRUSHALI PATIL, AND
TIMOTHY
PATRICK. MORAN Measuring National Income: A Critical Assessment, 535-586
Descent and Alliance
PETER PARKES When Milk is Thicker than Blood, 587-615
MARGARET BROWN Reclaiming Lost Ancestors and Acknowledging Slave
Descent: Insights from Madagascar, 616-651
CSSH Discussion
CSSH Notes, 646-651
Volume 46 Number 4 October 2004
Editorial Foreword, 653-655
Becoming Nationalists
ULBE BOSMA Critizens of Empire: Some Comparative Observations
on the Evolution of Creole Nationalism in Colonial Indonesia, 656-681
MARC BAER The Conversion of the Donme of Salonika to Turkish
Secular Nationalism, 1908-1944, 682-708
Frontier Patrol
CHARLES JEDREJ The southern Funj of the Sudan as a frontier
society, 1920-1980, 709-729
MILEN PETROV Everyday Forms of Compliance: Subaltern Commentaries
on Ottoman Reform, 1864-1868, 730-759
SHARAD CHARI Provincializing Capital: The Work of an Agrarian
Past in South Indian Industry, 760-785
Culture Nation
HORN-LUEN WANG National Culture and Its Discontents: The Politics
of Heritage and Language in Taiwan 1949-2003, 786-815
Indian Giving
NATASHA EATON Between Mimesis and Alterity: Art, Gift and Diplomacy
in Colonial India, 816-844
CSSH Discussion
CRISCA BIERWERT Post-Colonial Studies of Native America: A Review Essay, 845-853.
CSSH Notes
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