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26:1 (January 1984)

Editorial Foreword,1-2.

Imperialism

ROBERT J. HIND,“‘We Have No Colonies,’ Similarities within the British Colonial Experience,”3-35. WILLIAM Y. ADAMS,“The First Colonial Empire: Egypt in Nubia. 3200-1200 B.C.,”36-71.
GAVIN KITCHING,“Imperialism: The Past in the Present. A Review Article,”72-82.

Abolition

REBECCA J. SCOTT,“Explaining Abolition: Contradiction, Adaptation, and Challenge in Cuban Slave Society, 1860-1886,”83-111.
WILLIAM A. GREEN,“The Perils of Comparative History: Belize and the British Sugar Colonies after Slavery,”112-119.
O. NIGEL BOLLAND,“Reply to William A. Green's ‘The Perils of Comparative History’,”120-125.

CSSH Discussion

SHERRY B. ORTNER,“Theory in Anthropology since the Sixties,”126-166.
JAMES A. GILLESPIE,“Class in Urban History. A Review Article,”167-173.

CSSH Notes:174-190.

26:2 (April 1984)

Editorial Foreword,191-192.

Local Culture and World Economy

CAROL A. SMITH,“Local History in Global Context: Social and Economic Transitions in Western Guatemala,”193-228.
RICHARD ROBERTS,“Women's Work and Women's Property: Household Social Relations in the Maraka Textile Industry of the Nineteenth Century,”229-250.

Demographic and Dowry: Family and Land

EDUARDO ARCHETTI,“Rural Families and Demographic Behaviour: Some Latin American Analogies,”251-279.
RICHARD BREEN,“ Dowry Payments and the Irish Case,”280-296.
KENNETH LOCKRIDGE,“Brilliance and Whiggery. A Review Article,”297-304.

Migration

BEVERLY LOZANO,“The Andalucia-Hawaii-Califomia Migration: A Study in Macrostructure and Microhistory,”305-324.
BARBARA SCHMITTER,“Sending States and Immigrant Minorities- The Case of Italy,”325-334.

CSSH Discussion

Nature versus Nature: The Genesis of Language. A Review Article. WILLIAM A. FOLEY, 335-344.
Life Histories and the Creation of New Ways of Doing Sociology. A Review Article. LOUIS KUTER, 345-351.
Fusion and Faction in Modern Ireland. A Review Article. NICHOLAS CANNY, 352-365.
CSSH Notes:366-376.

26:3 (July 1984)

Editorial Foreword,377-378.

Law and Religion

JOHN M. INGHAM,“Human Sacrifice at Tenochtitlan,”379-400.
STEVEN KEMPER,“The Buddhist Monkhood, the Law, and the State in Colonial Sri Lanka,”401-427.
LEONARD MARS,“What Was Onan’s Crime?”429-439.
PIOTR MICHALOWSKI,“Moses among the Anthropologists. A Note,”440-441.

Space and Ethnic Distinctions

CHARLES J. HALPERIN,“The Ideology of Silence: Prejudice and Pragmatism on the Medieval Religious Frontier,”442-466.
MICHAEL TAUSSIG,“Culture of Terror-Space of Death. Roger Casement's Putumayo Report and the Explanation of Torture,”467-497.
DAVID A. GERBER,“The Pathos of Exile: Old Lutheran Refugees in the United States and South Australia,”498-522.

Facets of Colonialism

GAIL P. KELLY,“The Presentation of Indigenous Society in the Schools of French West Africa and Indochina,1918 to 1938.”523-538.
ROBERT J. HIND,“The Internal Colonial Concept,”543-568.

26:4 (October 1984)

Editorial Foreword,569-570.

Culture, Technology, and Power

RICHARD B. DU BOFF,“The Telegraph in Nineteenth-Century America: Technology and Monopoly,”571-586.
THOMAS C. SMITH,“The Right to Benevolence: Dignity and Japanese Workers, 1890-1920.”587-613.
SUSAN MANN,“Brokers as Entrepreneurs in Presocialist China,”614-636.

Reflections on Political Theory

RICHARD ASHCRAFT,“Marx and Political Theory,”637-671.
ROBERT KELLEY,“Comparing the Incomparable:Politics and Ideas in the United States and the Soviet Union,”672-708.

CSSH Discussion

NIKKI R. KEDDIE,“Material Culture and Geography: Toward a Holistic Comparative History of the Middle East,”709-735.
CSSH Notes,736-749.