Compiled by Lubna Qureshi, Stockholm University

The Journal of African History, Vol. 58, Issue 1 (March 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-african-history/issue/5B46C1BA8A1163D43C7687E8E7762FF0#

JAH Forum: E.P. Thompson in African History

“E.P. Thompson in African History,” 1. Peter Delius, “E.P. Thompson, ‘Social History’, and South African Historiography, 1970-90,” 3. John Higginson, “The Spinning Jenny and the Sorting Table: E.P. Thompson and Workers in Industrializing Europe and

Southern Africa,” 19. Derek R. Peterson, “Nonconformity in Africa’s Cultural History,” 35. Luise White, “Whigs and Hunters: The Path Not Taken,” 51.

An Ethiopian Catholic in the Early Modern African Diaspora

Matteo Salvadore, “African Cosmopolitanism in the Early Modern Mediterranean: The Diasporic Life of Yohannes, the Ethiopian Pilgrim Who Became a Counter-Reformation Bishop,” 61.

Disputing Political Power in Buganda

Jonathon L. Earle, “Dreams and Political Imagination in Colonial Buganda,” 85. Carol Summers, “All the Kabaka’s Wives: Marital Claims in Buganda’s 1953-5 Kabaka Crisis,” 107.

Surviving Secession in Nigeria

Samuel Fury Childs Daly, “The Survival Con: Fraud and Forgery in the Republic of Biafra, 1967-70,” 129.

Journal of American-East Asian Relations, Vol. 24, Issue 1 (2017) http://booksandjournals.brillonline.com/content/journals/18765610/24/1

Matthew D. Linton, “Any Enlightened Government,” 7. Poshek Fu, “Trans-Pacific Cultural Connections,” 27. Mao Lin, “More Than a Tacit Alliance,” 41.

The Journal of American History, Vol. 103, Issue 3 (December 2016) https://academic.oup.com/jah/issue/103/3

Gloria McCahon Whiting, “Power, Patriarchy, and Provision: African Families Negotiate Gender and Slavery in New England,” 583.

Julie A. Golia, “Courting Women, Courting Advertisers: The Woman’s Page and the Transformation of the American Newspaper, 1895-1935,” 606.

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Matthew Farish, “The Ordinary Cold War: The Ground Observer Corps and Midcentury Militarization in the United States,” 629.

Round Table

Matt Garcia, “Setting the Table: Historians, Popular Writers, and Food History,” 656. E. Melanie DuPuis, “Keeping It Complex,” 679. Madeline Y. Hsu, “On the Possibilities of Food Writing as a Bridge between the Popular and the Political, 682. Mark Padoongpatt, “Sitting at the Table: Food History as American History,” 686. Monica Perales, “The Food Historian’s Dilemma: Reconsidering the Role of Authenticity in Food Scholarship,” 690. Jeffrey M. Pilcher, “The Whole Enchilada: A Full Plate of Food History,” 694. Matt Garcia, “Final Thoughts on Food Studies,” 697.

The Journal of American History, Vol. 103, Issue 4 (March 2017) https://academic.oup.com/jah/issue/103/4

Matthew Rainbow Hale, “Regenerating the World: The French Revolution, Civic Festivals, and the Forging of Modern American Democracy, 1793-1795,” 891.

Robert Lee, “Accounting for Conquest: The Price of the Louisiana Purchase of Indian Country,” 921. Shin Aoki, “Singing Exoticism: A Historical Anthropology of the G.I. Songs ‘China Night’ and ‘Japanese Rumba’,” 943. Russell Rickford, “’We Can’t Grow Food on All This Concrete’: The Land Question, Agrarianism, and Black Nationalist

Thought in the Late 1960s and 1970s,” 956.

Textbooks and Teaching

Scott E. Casper and Laura M. Westhoff, “Globalizing the U.S. Survey,” 981. Carl J. Guarneri, “Globalizing the U.S. Survey-Course Textbook: Challenges, Choices, and Opportunities,” 983. Mary Ann Heiss, “Why I’m Trying to Bring the World In,” 993. Patrick Iber, “Debating Political Economy: An Approach to Teaching the United States and the World,” 997. Molly M. Wood, “’Spanning the Globe to Bring You the Constant Variety of Sports’: Teaching the United States and the

World in the Cold War,” 1004.

Journal of American Studies, Vol. 51, Issue 1 (February 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-american-studies/issue/9F45481FFBF93DF10E498DC23F967FAF

Holly Cade Brown, “Figuring Giorgio Agamben’s ‘Bare Life’ in the Post-Katrina Works of Jesmyn Ward and Kara Walker,” 1.

Christian Høgsbjerg, “’That Dreadful Country’: C.L.R. James’s Early Thoughts on American Civilization,” 21. Sam Lebovic, “’Here, There and Everywhere’: The Beatles, America, and Cultural Globalization, 1964-1968,” 43. Ying Zhu and Daniel Belgrad, “’This Cockeyed City is THEIRS’: Youth at Play in the Dances of West Side Story,” 67. Hugh Wilford, “American Friends of the Middle East: The CIA, US Citizens, and the Secret Battle for American Public

Opinion in the Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1947-1967,” 93. Tom Arnold-Forster, “Dr. Billy Taylor, ‘America’s Classical Music,’ and the Role of the Jazz Ambassador,” 117. Lee Spinks, “’The House of Your Church is Burning’: Race and Responsibility in the Marilynne Robinson’s Gilead,” 141. Peter Ferry, “The Beard, Masculinity, and Otherness in the Contemporary American Novel,” 163, D.L. Lemahieu, “Exchange Value: British ‘Scholarship Boys’ in Mid-Twentieth-Century America,” 183.

Getting Religion: A Forum on the Study of Religion and the US

Randall J. Stephens, “Introduction: Recent Developments in the Study of Religion in the US,” 205. Abram C. Van Engen, “Three Questions for American Literature and Religion,” 214.

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Paul Harvey, “The Bounds of Their Habitation: Race and Religion in American History,” 220. Sandra Scanlon, “Determining Cause and Effect: Religion in the Study of United States Foreign Relations,” 226. Matthew Avery Sutton, “New Trends in the Historiography of American Fundamentalism,” 235. Megan Hunt, “’Fictional Others’: Analyzing Hollywood’s Relationship with Evangelical Christianity,” 241. Uta Balbier, “Transnationalizing US Religious History and Revisiting the European Case,” 249.

Roundtable

Adam Kelly, Will Norman, Richard H. King, Robert Genter, and Daniel Horowitz, “Roundtable – Mark Greif, The Age of the Crisis of Man: Thought and Fiction in America, 1933-1973,” 255.

The Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 75, Issue 4 (November 2016) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-asian-studies/issue/CF9E338F708940CA2696C8ABB709D016

Julia Lovell, “From Beijing to Palestine: Zhang Chengzhi’s Journeys from Red Guard Radicalism to Global Islam,” 891. Sheldon Pollock, “Areas, Disciplines, and the Goals of Inquiry,” 913. Julia Adeney Thomas, Prasannan Parthasarathi, Rob Linrothe, Fa-ti Fan, Kenneth Pomeranz, and Amitav Ghosh, “JAS

Round Table on Amitav Ghosh, The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable,” 929. Timothy Brook, “Great States,” 957. Alfred W. McCoy, “Circles of Steel, Castles of Vanity: The Geopolitics of Military Bases on the South China Sea,” 975. Michael H. Bodden, “Making Circles of Steel and Castles of Vanity Possible: The Cold War in the Longue Durée of

‘Modernity’,” 1019. Shampa Biswas, “Stories of Hegemony: The Political Stakes of the Rise and Decline of US Power,” 1031. Michael Szonyi, “The Cold War on the Ground: Reflections from Jinmen,” 1041. Alfred W. McCoy, “A Rupture in Philippine-U.S. Relations: Geopolitical Implications,” 1049. Hwisang Cho, “The Epistolary Brush: Letter Writing and Power in Choson Korea,” 1055. Thomas Patton, “Buddhist Salvation Armies as Vanguards of the Sãsana: Sorcerer Societies in Twentieth-Century

Burma,” 1083.

The Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 76, Issue 1 (February 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-asian-studies/issue/9E75F512F1A45FF8AABF05348B0693AB

Ian Johnson, “Chasing the Yellow Demon,” 5. Jan Newberry, “’Anything Can Be Used to Stimulate Child Development’: Early Childhood Education and Development

in Indonesia as a Durable Assemblage,” 25. Robert P. Weller and Keping Wu, “On the Boundaries Between Good and Evil: Constructing Multiple Moralities in

China,” 47. Lisa J. Arensen, “The Dead in the Land: Encounters with Bodies, Bones, and Ghosts in Northwestern Cambodia,” 69. Angeliki Andrea Kanavou and Kosal Path, “The Lingering Effects of Thought Reform: The Khmer Rouge S-21 Prison

Personnel,” 87. Brian A. Hatcher, “Translation in the Zone of the Dubash: Colonial Mediations of Anuvãda,” 107. Phillip P. Marzluf, “Literacy under Authority: The Mongolian Cultural Campaigns,” 135. Daniel Koss, “Political Geography of Empire: Chinese Varieties of Local Government,” 159. Nicolai Volland, “Clandestine Cosmopolitanism: Foreign Literature in the People’s Republic of China, 1957-1977,” 185.

Journal of British Studies, Vol. 56, Issue 1 (January 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-british-studies/issue/8960466D1622488118286F2E970FD4E0

Mark S.R. Jenner, “Print Culture and the Rebuilding of London after the Fire: The Presumptuous Proposals of Valentine Knight,” 1.

Edward Legon, “Bound up with Meaning: The Politics and Memory of Ribbon Wearing in Restoration England and Scotland,” 27.

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Leah Orr, “John Bull and the American Revolution: The Transatlantic Afterlives of Arbuthnot’s Character,” 51. Josh Gibson, “The Chartists and the Constitution: Revisiting British Popular Constitutionalism,” 70. Emily Rutherford, “Arthur Sidgwick’s Greek Prose Composition: Gender, Affect, and Sociability in the Late-Victorian

University,” 91. Meredith Veldman, “’Dressed in an Angel’s Nightshirt’: Jesus and the BBC,” 117.

Journal of British Studies, Vol. 56, Issue 2 (April 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-british-studies/issue/67333E1278895610C7A5B64113662270

Gwilym Dodd, “Law, Legislation, and Consent in the Plantagenet Empire: Wales and Ireland, 1272-1461,” 225. Christopher Fletcher, “News, Noise, and the Nature of Politics in Late Medieval English Provincial Towns,” 250. Jeremy Fradkin, “Protestant Unity and Anti-Catholicism: The Irenicism and Philo-Semitism of John Dury in Context,”

273. Uri Erman, “The Operatic Voice of Leoni the Jew: Between the Synagogue and the Theater in Late Georgian Britain,”

295. James Epstein, “Among the Romantics: E.P. Thompson and the Poetics of Disenchantment,” 322. Mary Barton, “The British Empire and International Terrorism: India’s Separate Path at the League of Nations, 1934-

1937,” 351.

Journal of Cold War Studies, Vol. 18, Issue 4 (Fall 2016) http://www.mitpressjournals.org/toc/jcws/18/4

Thomas Fischer, Juhana Aunesluoma, and Aryo Makko, “Introduction: Neutrality and Nonalignment in World Politics during the Cold War,” 4.

Thomas Fischer and Daniel Möckli, “The Limits of Compensation: Swiss Neutrality Policy in the Cold War,” 12. Erwin A. Schmidl, “Lukewarm Neutrality in a Cold War? The Case of Austria,” 36. Juhana Aunesluoma and Johanna Rainio-Niemi, “Neutrality as Identity? Finland’s Quest for Security in the Cold

War,” 51. Aleksandar Zivotic and Jovan Cavoski, “On the Road to Belgrade: Yugoslavia, Third World Neutrals, and the Evolution

of Global Non-Alignment, 1954-1961,” 79. Lorenz M. Lüthi, “The Non-Aligned Movement and the Cold War, 1961-1973,” 98. Wolfgang Mueller, “The USSR and Permanent Neutrality in the Cold War,” 148.

Forum

George H. Quester, Patrick M. Morgan, Jeffrey S. Lantis, and Elli Lieberman, “Cold War Era-Deterrence and International Relations in the Middle East,” 180.

Journal of Conflict Resolution, Vol. 61, Issue 4 (April 2017) http://journals.sagepub.com/toc/jcrb/61/4

Bruce Bueno de Mesquita and Alastair Smith, “Political Succession: A Model of Coups, Revolution, Purges, and Everyday Politics,” 707.

Nils-Christian Bormann, Lars-Erik Cederman, and Manuel Vogt, “Language, Religion, and Ethnic Civil War,” 744. Mary-Kate Lizotte, “Gender Differences in Support for Torture,” 772. Richard C. Eichenberg and Richard J. Stoll, “The Acceptability of War and Support for Defense Spending: Evidence

from Fourteen Democracies, 2004-2013,” 788. Andrew W. Bausch, “Democracy and War Effort: An Experiment,” 814. Jesse Dillon Savage, “Military Size and the Effectiveness of Democracy Assistance,” 839. Michael T. Hoffman and Elizabeth R. Nugent, “Communal Religious Practice and Support for Armed Parties,” 869. Jay Goodliffe and Darren Hawkins, “Dependence Networks and the Diffusion of Domestic Political Institutions,” 903.

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Journal of Conflict Resolution, Vol. 61, Issue 5 (May 2017) http://journals.sagepub.com/toc/jcrb/61/5

Austin M. Strange, Axel Dreher, Andreas Fuchs, Bradley Parks, and Michael J. Tierney, “Tracking Underreported Financial Flows: China’s Development Finance and the Aid-Conflict Nexus Revisited,” 935.

Brett A. Casper, “IMF Programs and the Risk of a Coup d’état,” 964. Gustavo A. Flores-Macías and Sarah E. Kreps, “Borrowing Support for War: The Effect of War Finance on Public

Attitudes toward Conflict,” 997. Eric Keels, “Oil Wealth, Post-conflict Elections, and Postwar Peace Failure,” 1021. Ulrich Petersohn, “Private Military and Security Companies (PMSCs), Military Effectiveness, and Conflict Severity in

Weak States, 1990-2007,” 1046. Amy Pond, “Economic Sanctions and Demand for Protection,” 1073. Bradley E. Holland and Viridiana Rios, “Informally Governing Information: How Criminal Rivalry Leads to Violence

against the Press in Mexico,” 1095. Kristian S. Gleditsch and Mauricio Rivera, “The Diffusion of Nonviolent Campaigns,” 1120.

The Journal of Contemporary African Studies, Vol. 34, Issue 4 (2016) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjca20/34/4?nav=tocList

Carin Runciman, “The ‘ballot and the brick’: protest, voting, and non-voting in post-apartheid South Africa,” 419. Michael Bratton, “Violence, displacement, and democracy in post-conflict societies: evidence from Mali,” 437. Alena Thiel and Michael Stasik, “Market men and station women: changing significations of gendered space in Accra,

Ghana,” 459. Marthinus Conradie, “New South Africa Speak: race talk in an undergraduate debate on racialisation in post-

apartheid South Africa,” 479. Susanne Fredholm, “Assets in the age of tourism: the development of heritage planning in Ghanaian policy,” 498. Peter Albrecht, “Secrets, strangers, and order-making in rural Sierra Leone,” 519. Diana Sanchez Betancourt, “Exporting corporate social responsibility into Africa? The experiences of South African

companies in Swaziland,” 538.

The Journal of Contemporary African Studies, Vol. 35, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjca20/35/1?nav=tocList

Monageng Mogalakwe and Francis Nyamnjoh, “Botswana at 50: democratic deficit, elite corruption and poverty in the midst of plenty,” 1.

Nicola de Jager and David Sebudubudu, “Towards understanding Botswana and South Africa’s ambivalence to liberal democracy,” 15.

Catharina Groop, “Controlling the unruly agents – linkages between accountability and corruption within the executive structures of Botswana,” 34.

Christian John Makgala and Mokganedi Zara Botlhomilwe, “Elite interests and political participation in Botswana,” 73. Marianne S. Ulriksen, “Mineral wealth and limited redistribution: social transfers and taxation in Botswana,” 73. Joseph E. Mbaiwa, “Poverty or riches: who benefits from the booming tourism industry in Botswana?,” 93.

Afterword

Kenneth Good, “Democracy and development in Botswana,” 113.

Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol. 47, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rjoc20/47/2?nav=tocList

Nick Cheesman, “Introduction: Interpreting Communal Violence in Myanmar,” 335.

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Gerry van Klinken and Su Mon Thazin Aung, “The Contentious Politics of Anti-Muslim Scapegoating in Myanmar,” 353. Matt Schissler, Matthew J. Walton, and Phyu Phyu Thi, “Reconciling Contradictions: Buddhist-Muslim Violence,

Narrative Making, and Memory in Myanmar,” 376. Gerard McCarthy and Jacqueline Menager, “Gendered Rumours and the Muslim Scapegoat in Myanmar’s Transition,”

396. Chit Win and Thomas Kean, “Communal Conflict in Myanmar: The Legislature’s Response, 2012-2015,” 413. Lisa Brooten and Yola Verbruggen, “Producing the News: Reporting on Myanmar’s Rohingya Crisis,” 440. Nick Cheesman, “How in Myanmar ‘National Races’ Came to Surpass Citizenship and Exclude Rohingya,” 461.

Journal of Contemporary China, Vol. 26, Issue 104 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjcc20/26/104?nav=tocList

Chinese Nationalism Revisited

Jackson S. Woods and Bruce J. Dickson, “Victims and Patriots: Disaggregating Nationalism in Urban China,” 167. Patrick Gorman, “Red Guard 2.0: Nationalist Flesh Search in China,” 183. Licheng Qian, Bin Xu, and Dingding Chen, “Does History Education Promote Nationalism in China? A ‘Limited Effect’

Explanation,” 199.

Propaganda, Public Opinion, and Media in China (III)

Xuchuan Lei and Jie Lu, “Revisiting Political Wariness in China’s Public Opinion Surveys: Experimental Evidence on Responses to Politically Sensitive Questions,” 213.

Bing Guan, Ying Xia, and Gong Cheng, “Power Structure and Media Autonomy in China: The Case of Southern Weekend,” 233.

Jian Xu, “Shanzhai Media Culture: Failed Intervention to the Disingenuous Neoliberal Logic of Chinese Media,” 249.

Research Articles

Frank C.-S. Liu and Yitan Li, “Generation Matters: Taiwan’s Perceptions of Mainland China and Attitudes Towards Cross-Strait Trade Talks,” 263.

Jon Schmid and Fei-Ling Wang, “Beyond National Innovation Systems: Incentives and China’s Innovation Performance,” 280.

Wen-Hsuan Tsai and Xingmiu Liao, “Concentrating Power to Accomplish Big Things: The CCP’s Pishi System and Operation in Contemporary China,” 297.

Shaohua Guo, “Acting through the Camera Lens: The Global Imaginary and Middle Class Aspiration in Chinese Urban Cinema,” 311.

Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Vol. 25, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjea20/25/1?nav=tocList

Bastian A. Vollmer, “A Hermeneutical Approach to European Bordering,” 1. Andreas Fagerholm, “What is left for the radical left? A comparative examination of the policies of radical left parties

in western Europe before and after 1989,” 16. Daniel Stockemer, “The success of radical right-wing parties in Western European regions – new challenging

findings,” 41. Tuuli Lähdesmäki, “Narrativity and intertextuality in the making of a shared European memory,” 57. Frédéric Royall, “Registering austerity? The case of the Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed,” 73. Sabine Israel, Franziska Buttler, Cathrin Ingensiep, and Christian Reimann, “Connected Europe(ans): does economic

integration foster social interaction?,” 88.

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Rico Isaacs and Adam Molnar, “Island in the neoliberal stream: energy security and soft re-natiionalisation in Hungary,” 107.

Journal of Contemporary History, Vol. 52, Issue 1 (January 2017) http://journals.sagepub.com/toc/jcha/52/1

Valeska Huber, “Introduction: Global Histories of Social Planning,” 3. Samuël Coghe, “Reordering Colonial Society: Model Villages and Social Planning in Rural Angola, 1920-45,” 16. Moritz Feichtinger, “’A Great Reformatory’: Social Planning and Strategic Resettlement in Late Colonial Kenya and

Algeria, 1952-63,” 45. Muriam Haleh Davis, “’The Transformation of Man’ in French Algeria: Economic Planning and the Postwar Social

Sciences, 1958-62,” 73. Valeska Huber, “Planning Education and Manpower in the Middle East, 1950s-60s,” 95.

Symposium: Debate – Public Memory, Political Violence, and the Spanish Civil War

Richard J. Evans, “Introduction: Debate – Public Memory, Political Violence, and the Spanish Civil War,” 118. Angel Viñas, “On the 80th Anniversary of the Spanish Civil War,” 121. Peter Anderson, “Knowing and Acknowledging Spain’s Dark Civil War Past,” 129. Maria Thomas, “Political Violence in the Republican Zone of Spain during the Spanish Civil War: Evolving

Historiographical Perspectives,” 140. Julián Casanova, “Republic, Civil War, and Dictatorship: The Peculiarities of Spanish History,” 148. Jorge Marco, “Francoist Crimes: Denial and Invisibility, 1936-2016,” 157.

Journal of Contemporary History, Vol. 52, Issue 2 (April 2017) http://journals.sagepub.com/toc/jcha/52/2

Special Section: Absence in the Aftermath

Julie Kalman and Daniella Doron, “Absence in the Aftermath,” 197. Lisa Silverman, “Absent Jews and Invisible Antisemitism in Postwar Vienna: Der Prozeß (1948) and The Third Man

(1949),” 211. Julie Kalman, “Presence and Absence of the Shoah in Strasbourg – A Regional Narrative,” 229. Geneviève Zubrzycki, “The Politics of Jewish Absence in Contemporary Poland,” 250. Jan Lánícek, “After the Whirlwind: Jewish Absence in Postwar Czechoslovakia,” 278.

Articles

Peter Anderson, “The Struggle over the Evacuation to the United Kingdom and Repatriation of Basque Refugee Children in the Spanish Civil War: Symbols and Souls,” 297.

Peter Pirker, “British Subversive Politics towards Austria and Partisan Resistance in the Austrian-Slovene Borderland, 1938-45,” 319.

Xosé M. Núñez Seixas, “Russia and the Russians in the Eyes of the Spanish Blue Division soldiers, 1941-4,” 352. Rui Lopes, “An Oasis in Europe: Hollywood Depictions of Portugal during the Second World War,” 375. Tony Shaw, “Hollywood’s Changing Takes on Terrorism: Re-viewing John Huston’s We Were Strangers (1949),” 399. Robert Hornsby, “Soviet Youth on the March: The All-Union Tours of Military Glory, 1965-87,” 418.

Journal of the Early Republic, Vol. 37, No. 1 (Spring 2017) https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/35880

SHEAR Presidential Address

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Jan Ellen Lewis, “What Happened to the Three-Fifths Clause: The Relationship between Women and Slaves in Constitutional Thought, 1787-1866,” 1.

Articles

Peter Thompson, “David Walker’s Nationalism – and Thomas Jefferson’s,” 47. Tyson Reeder, “Liberty with the Sword: Jamaican Maroons, Haitian Revolutionaries, and American Liberty,” 81. Kabria Baumgartner, “Building the Future: White Women, Black Education, and Civic Inclusion in Antebellum Ohio,”

117.

Review Essay

Richard Wightman Fox, “The Mainstreaming of Visual Culture in U.S. History,” 147.

The Journal of Economic History, Vol. 77, Issue 1 (March 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-economic-history/issue/6928DB63A58849A6E76F754BD0A1486A

Laura Salisbury, “Women’s Income and Marriage Markets in the United States: Evidence from the Civil War Pension,” 1.

Michael Huberman, Christopher M. Meissner, and Kim Oosterlinck, “Technology and Geography in the Second Industrial Revolution: New Evidence from the Margins of Trade,” 39.

Gabriel Mathy and Nicolas L. Ziebarth, “How Much Does Political Uncertainty Matter? The Case of Louisiana under Huey Long,” 90.

Trevon D. Logan and John M. Parman, “The National Rise in Residential Segregation,” 127. Howard Bodenhorn, Timothy W. Guinnane, and Thomas A. Mroz, “Sample-Selection Biases and the Industrialization

Puzzle,” 171. Nadav Ben Zeev, Joel Mokyr, and Karine van der Beek, “Flexible Supply of Apprenticeship in the British Industrial

Revolution,” 208. Xavier Duran and Marcelo Bucheli, “Holding Up the Empire: Colombia, American Oil Interests, and the 1921 Urrutia-

Thomson Treaty,” 251. Daniel Waldenström, “Wealth-Income Ratios in a Small, Developing Economy: Sweden, 1810-2014,” 285. Guido Alfani and Tommy E. Murphy, “Plague and Lethal Epidemics in the Pre-Industrial World,” 314.

Journal of Genocide Research, Vol. 19, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjgr20/19/1?nav=tocList

Vladimir Solonari, “A conspiracy to murder: explaining the dynamics of Romanian ‘policy’ towards Jews in Transnistria,” 1.

Simon Lewis Sullam, “The Italian executioners: revisiting the role of Italians in the Holocaust,” 22. Ranabir Samaddar, “Policing a riot-torn city: Kolkata, 16-18 August 1946,” 39. Hollie Nyseth Brehm, “Re-examining risk factors of genocide,” 61. Matthew Krain, “The effect of economic sanctions on the severity of genocides or politicides,” 88. Shmuel Lederman, “A nation destroyed: an existential approach to the distinctive harm of genocide,” 112.

Book Forum: An American Genocide: The United States and the Californian Indian Catastrophe, 1846-1873 by Benjamin Madley

Karl Jacoby, “Golden State, genocide state,” 133. William Bauer, Jr., “Ghost dances, bears, and the legacies of genocide in California,” 137. Margaret D. Jacobs, “Bearing witness to California genocide,” 143. Jeffrey Ostler, “California and the American genocide debate,” 149.

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Benjamin Madley, “Genocide in the Golden State: a response to reviews by William Bauer, Jr., Margaret Jacobs, Karl Jacoby, and Jeffrey Ostler,” 154.

The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, Vol. 16, Issue 1 (January 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-the-gilded-age-and-progressive-era/issue/B7EA5AF7AF2D56581A8762EB308DDA48

Manfred Berg, “’He Kept Us Out of War!’: A Counterfactual Look at American History Without the First World War,” 2. Robin Henry, “’In Our Image, According to Our Likeness’: John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and Reconstructing Manhood in

Post-Ludlow Colorado,” 24. Jeffrey D. Broxmeyer, “Political Capitalism in the Gilded Age: The Tammany Bank Run of 1871,” 44. Cody Dodge Ewert, “Schools on Parade: Patriotism and the Transformation of Urban Education at the Dawn of the

Progressive Era,” 65.

Book Roundtable

“Seeds of Democracy” by Michael J. Lansing,” 82.

The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, Vol. 16, Issue 2 (April 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-the-gilded-age-and-progressive-era/issue/F275A927DF5638B65A7F280404999962

Matthew Schneirov, “Popular Magazines, New Liberal Discourse, and American Democracy, 1890s-1914,” 121. Brynnar Swenson, “Resistance to the Gilded Age: Robert Herrick’s Radical Middle Class,” 143. Emily Mieras, “In Search of a ‘A More Perfect Sympathy’: Harvard’s Phillips Brooks House Association and the

Challenges of Student Voluntarism,” 163. Scott M. Shubitz, “Liberal Intellectual Culture and Religious Faith: The Liberalism of the New York Liberal Club, 1869-

1877,” 183. Robert Galler, “Councils, Petitions, and Delegations: Crow Creek Activism and the Progressive Era in Central South

Dakota,” 206.

Journal of Global History, Vol. 12, Issue 1 (March 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-global-history/issue/0942C884B39E84BDF40956C2DE9E81EF

Barbara Watson Andaya, “Editorial – networks and individuals in international organizations,” 1. Tomoko Akami, “Imperial polities, intercolonialism, and the shaping of global governing norms: public health expert

networks in Asia and the League of Nations Health Organization, 1908-37,” 4. Matthias Schmelzer, “’Born in the corridors of the OECD’: the forgotten origins of the Club of Rome, transnational

networks, and the 1970s in global history,” 26. Agnieszka Sobocinska, “How to win friends and influence nations: the international history of Development

Volunteering,” 49. Lauren Benton and Adam Clulow, “Empires and protection: making interpolity law in the early modern world,” 74. Douglas Catterall, “Metropolitan locales, global commerce, and East Indies capital and credit in the eighteenth

century,” 93. Christoph Kalter, “From global to local and back: the ‘Third World’ concept and the new radical left in France,” 115. Pamela Crossley, “Gravity, compendia, and the always-postponed escape,” 137. Nigel Worden, “Writing the global Indian Ocean,” 145.

Journal of Global Security Studies, Vol. 2, Issue 1 (January 2017) https://academic.oup.com/jogss/issue

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Deborah Avant, Felix Berensköetter, Erica Chenoweth, Stuart Kaufman, and Kimberly Marten, “States, Non-State Actors, and Their Implications for Ethics,” 1.

Benjamin Zala, “Polarity Analysis and Collective Perceptions of Power: The Need for a New Approach,” 2. Ryan Grauer, “Uncertain Victory: Information Management and Military Power,” 18. Kirstin J.H. Brathwaite, “Boys Will Be Boys? The Normative Sources of Prostitution Policy in the German and

American Militaries During World War II,” 39. Kirssa Cline Ryckman and Mike Ryckman, “All Politics is Local: The Domestic Agenda of Terror Groups and the Study

of Transnational Attacks,” 55. Feryaz Ocakli and Matthew Scotch, “Oil-Fueled Insurgencies: Lootable Wealth and Political Order in Syria, Iraq, and

Nigeria,” 74. Susanna P. Campbell, “Ethics of Research in Conflict Environments,” 89.

Journal of the History of Economic Thought, Vol. 39, Issue 1 (March 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-the-history-of-economic-thought/issue/D7B59C0C9D26590FAC179A165A307A2E

Pascal Bridel and Muriel Dal Pont Legrand, “Combining Short-Run and Long-Run Analysis: Some Historical Perspectives,” 1.

Katia Caldári, “Dealing with Time in Economic Analysis: Some Marshallian Insights,” 5. Muriel Dal Pont Legrand and Harald Hagemann, “Business Cycles, Growth, and Economic Policy: Schumpeter and the

Great Depression,” 19. Pascal Bridel, “Robertson’s Industrial Fluctuation (1915): An Early Real Business Cycle-Like Approach,” 35. Hans-Michael Trautwein, “Some International Aspects of Business Cycles: Neisser, Haberler, and Modern Open

Economy Macroeconomics,” 47. Michaël Assous, Amitava Dutt, Paul Fourchard, and Antonin Pottier, “(In)-Stability in Kalecki’s Early

Macroeconomics,” 69. Roger E. Backhouse, “From Busines Cycle Theory to the Theory of Employment: Alvin Hansen and Paul Samuelson,”

89. Richard Arena, “Modern Structural Economic Dynamics in the Short and the Long Run,” 101.

Journal of Human Rights, Vol. 16, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjhr20/16/1?nav=tocList

Mahmood Monshipouri, Claude E. Welch, Jr., and Khashayar Nikazmrad, “Protecting human rights in the era of uncertainty: How not to lose the war against ISIS,” 1.

Wayne Sandholtz, “Domestic law and human rights treaty commitments: The Convention against Torture,” 25. Zack Bowersox, “Does social spending add substance to formal rights?,” 44. Hannah Miller, “Rejecting ‘rights-based approaches’ to development: Alternative engagements with human rights,”

61. Rachel Wahl, “The trouble with frames: Insights from India on the challenge of using collective action frames to

persuade state agents,” 79. Ryan M. Welch, “National Human Rights Institutions: Domestic implementation of international human rights law,”

96.

The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, Vol. 45, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fich20/45/1?nav=tocList

Peter Price, “Naturalising Subjects, Creating Citizens: Naturalisation Law and the Conditioning of ‘Citizenship’ in Canada, 1881-1914,” 1.

Ashley Wright, “Maintaining the Bar: Regulating European Barmaids in Colonial Calcutta and Rangoon,” 22. John M. Meyer, “The Royal Indian Navy Mutiny of 1946: Nationalist Competition and Civil-Military Relations in

Postwar India,” 46.

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Jonathan Stubbs, “Making Headlines in a State of Emergency: The Case of the Times of Cyprus, 1955-1960,” 70. John Kent, “The Neo-colonialism of Decolonisation: Kantangan Secession and the Bringing of the Cold War to the

Congo,” 93. Ian Scott, “Bridging the Gap: Hong Kong Senior Civil Servants and the 1966 Riots,” 131.

The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, Vol. 45, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fich20/45/2?nav=tocList

Lowri Ann Rees, “Welsh Sojourners in India: The East India Company, Networks, and Patronage, c. 1760-1840,” 165. Aaron Graham, “The Colonial Sinews of Imperial Power: The Political Economy of Jamaican Taxation, 1768-1838,”

188. Hao Gao, “Going to War Against the Middle Kingdom? Continuity and Change in British Attitudes towards Qing China

(1793-1840),” 210. Vineet Thakur, “Liberal, Liminal, and Lost: India’s First Diplomats and the Narrative of Foreign Policy,” 232. Jennifer Regan-Lefebvre, “John Bull’s Other Vineyard: Selling Australian Wine in Nineteenth-Century Britain,” 259. Saul Dubow, “The Commonwealth and South Africa: From Smuts to Mandela,” 284. Aidan Beatty, “Zionism and Irish Nationalism: Ideology and Identity on Borders of Europe,” 315. Mark Finnane and Andy Kaladelfos, “British Migrants, Criminality, and Deportation: Shaping the Australian Post-war

Approach,” 339.

The Journal of Interdisciplinary History, Vol. 47, Issue 4 (Spring 2017) http://www.mitpressjournals.org/toc/jinh/47/4

“Bruce Mazlish (1923-2016),” vii. Enric Tello, José Luis Martínez, Gabriel Jover-Avellà, José Ramón Olarieta, Roberto García-Ruiz, Manuel González de

Molina, Marc Badia-Miró, Verena Winiwarter, and Nikola Koepke, “The Onset of the English Agricultural Revolution: Climate Factors and Soil Nutrients,” 445.

Katie Jakobiec, “The Architecture of Benefaction: The Last Will and Testament of a Grain Merchant,” 475. Max Rånge and Mikael Sandberg, “Political Institutions and Regimes since 1600: A New Historical Data Set,” 495. Lisa A. Kirschenbaum, “The Meaning of Resilience: Soviet Children in World War II,” 521.

Journal of Latin American Studies, Vol. 49, Issue 2 (May 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-latin-american-studies/issue/D943909DA35280520CE39770EF08565B

Piero Gleijeses, “Clashing over Cuba: The United States, Spain, and Britain, 1853-55,” 215. Paolo Ricci and Jaqueline Porto Zulini, “The Meaning of Electoral Fraud in Oligarchic Regimes: Lessons from the

Brazilian Case (1899-1930),” 243. Diego Escolar and Leticia Saldi, “Making the Indigenous Desert from the European Oasis: The Ethnopolitics of Water

in Mendoza, Argentina,” 269. José Prada-Trigo, “Governance and Territorial Development in Ecuador: The Plan Nacional del Buen Vivir in Zaruma,

Piñas, and Portovelo,” 299. Mattias Borg Rasmussen, “Tactics of the Governed: Figures of Abandonment in Andean Peru,” 327. Juan Fernando and Velásquez Atehortúa, “Barrio Women and Energopower in Medellín, Colombia,” 355.

The Journal of Legal History, Vol. 38, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/flgh20/38/1?nav=tocList

Victoria Barnes and James Oldham, “Carlen v Drury (1812): The Origins of the Internal Management Debate in Corporate Law,” 1.

Alana Piper and Mark Finnane, “Defending the Accused: The Impact of Legal Representation on Criminal Trial Outcomes in Victoria, Australia 1861-1961,” 27.

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Caroline Derry, “’Female Husbands’, Community, and Courts in the Eighteenth Century,” 54. “Scottish Legal History Group Report 2016,” 80. Sir John Baker, “Migrations of Manuscripts 2016,” 84.

Journal of Military Ethics, Vol. 15, Issue 4 (2016) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/smil20/15/4?nav=tocList

Nicholas Parkin, “Non-violent Resistance and Last Resort,” 259. L.C.O. Klaus, “Accreditation Fraud in Brazilian Military Hospitals: Why ‘Tone at the Top’ Matters,” 275. Deane-Peter Baker, “Rebellion and African Ethics,” 288. Ross W. Bellaby, “Justifying Cyber-intelligence?,” 299.

Journal of Military History, Vol. 81, No. 2 (April 2017) http://www.smh-hq.org/jmh/jmhvols/812.html

David S. Bachrach and Bernard S. Bachrach, “Bruno of Merseburg’s Saxon War: A Study in Eleventh-Century German Military History,” 341.

Daniel S. Soucier, “’Where there was no Signs of any Human Being’: Navigating the Eastern Country Wilderness on Arnold’s March to Quebec, 1775,” 369.

Rory M. McGovern, “The School of Experience: George W. Goethals and the U.S. Army, 1876-1907,” 395. Alexander Nordlund, “’Done My Bit’: British Soldiers, the 1918 Armistice, and Understanding the First World War,”

425. Jerzy Borzecki, “Battle of Warsaw, 1920: Was Radio Intelligence the Key to Polish Victory over the Red Army?,” 447. Neville Wylie, “Allied Special Forces and Prisoner of War Recovery Operations in Europe, 1944-1945,” 469. Roger B. Jeans, Jr., “Ghost Guerrillas: The CIA and ‘Tiger General’ Li Zongren’s Third Force during the Early Cold

War,” 491. Lisa Lines, “Francisco Franco as Warrior: Is It Time for a Reassessment of His Military Leadership?,” 513. F.G. Hoffman, “To Drone or Not to Drone,” 535.

The Journal of Modern African Studies, Vol. 55, Issue 1 (March 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-modern-african-studies/issue/0D0732FF46F638CD1DD22AD0E31DE7FB

Judith Verweijen and Justine Brabant, “Cows and guns. Cattle-related conflict and armed violence in Fizi and Itombwe, eastern DR Congo,” 1.

Joseph Asunka, “Non-discretionary resource allocation as political investment: evidence from Ghana,” 29. Dina Refki, Diana Abbas, Bilge Avci, Eunhyoung Kim, Iris Berger, and Sue Faerman, “Erosion and transformation in the

ecology of gender: women’s political representation and gender relations in the Ugandan parliament,” 55. Jep Stockmans and Karen Büscher, “A spatial reading of urban political-religious conflict: contested urban landscapes

in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia,” 79. Heidi Brooks, “The mass movement and public policy: discourses of participatory democracy in post-1994 South

Africa,” 105. Mahir Saul, “The migrant in a plotted adventure: Self-realisation and moral obligation in African stories from

Istanbul,” 129.

The Journal of Modern History, Vol. 89, No. 1 (March 2017) http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/jmh/2017/89/1

Daniel Jütte, “Defenestration as Ritual Punishment: Windows, Power, and Political Culture in Early Modern Europe,” 1.

Faith Hilis, “The ‘Franco-Russian Marseillaise’: International Exchange and the Making of Antiliberal Politics in Fin de Siècle France,” 39.

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Stuart Finkel, “The ‘Political Red Cross’ and the Genealogy of Rights Discourse in Revolutionary Russia,” 79. Shaul Katzir, “Time Standards for the Twentieth Century: Telecommunication, Physics, and the Quartz Clock,” 119.

Journal of Modern Italian Studies, Vol. 22, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rmis20/22/1?nav=tocList

Marco Gervasoni and Giovannia Orsina, “Political delegitimation in republican Italy, 1945-2011,” 1. Giovanni Orsina, “Antifascism, anticommunism, antipolitics: delegitimation in Berlusconi’s Italy,” 7. Marco Gervasoni, “The misadventures of socialist anticommunism from the end of the war to the collapse of the

Berlin Wall,” 27. Giuseppe Parlato, “Delegitimation and anticommunism in Italian neofascism,” 43. Simona Colarizi and Guido Panvini, “From enemy to opponent: the politics of delegitimation in the Italian Chrisian

Democratic Party (1945-1992),” 57. Roberto Chiarini, “Delegitimation provided by the constitutional pact in the First Republic,” 71. Andrea Guiso, “From political enemy to profane reality: the ‘friend-enemy’ relation in the political ideology of Italian

communists,” 87.

Journal of Modern Italian Studies, Vol. 22, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rmis20/22/2?nav=tocList

Gianfranco Pasquino and Marco Valbruzzi, “Italy says no: the 2016 constitutional referendum and its consequences,” 145.

Paolo Mattera and Ilaria Pavan, “The Italian welfare state in a supranational perspective: history and debates,” 163. Ilaria Pavan, “’These new rights’: social security in the postwar Italian debate,” 175. Manfredi Alberti, “Italian welfare as seen from the standpoint of the International Labour Organization (1944-68),”

194. Paolo Borioni, “Nordic welfare in post-war Italy,” 212. Paolo Mattera, “Changes and turning points in welfare history. A case study: a comparison of France and Italy in the

1940s,” 232.

The Journal of Pacific History, Vol. 51, Issue 4 (2016) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cjph20/51/4?nav=tocList

Nicole Starbuck, “’Naturally Fearful’: Emotion, Race, and French-Papuan Encounters, 1818-30,” 357. Nicholas Halter, “Searching for the Land of the Golden Cocoa-Nut: Australian Travel Writing about Commercial

Enterprise in the Pacific Islands,” 375. Rowena Ward, “Repatriating the Japanese from New Caledonia, 1941-46,” 392. Christine Bryan, “From the Archives: Pacific Research Archives,” 409. Jon Fraenkel, “Ratu Joni Madraiwiwi,” 447. Adrian Muckle, Antoinette Burton, Helen Gardner, Keith L. Camacho, and Tracey Banivanua Mar,” 451.

Journal of Policy History, Vol. 29, Issue 2 (April 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-policy-history/issue/7CC6EBAFD957E7500C8A1C8CEBCA53BE

Paul A. Rahe, “Liberty and Property in Classical Antiquity,” 199. Henry C. Clark, “Is Political Liberty Necessary for Economic Prosperity? The Long Eighteenth Century,” 211. Jonathan Barth, “The Republican Paradox: Liberty, Prosperity, Virtue, and Vice in the American Founding,” 238. Adrian Brettle, “Struggling to Realize a Vast Future: The Civil War as a Contest over the Relative Priorities of Political

Liberty and Economic Prosperity,” 267. Brian Domitrovic, “Does Government Intervention Retard or Foster Economic Growth? The Case of Postwar

Prosperity,” 289. Steven Pincus, “The Rise and Fall of Empires: An Essay in Economic and Political Liberty,” 305.

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Journal of Political Science Education, Vol. 13, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/upse20/13/1?nav=tocList

Jeffrey K. Sosland and Diane J. Lowenthal, “The Forgotten Educator: Experiential Learning’s Internship Supervisor,” 1.

Steffen Blings and Sarah Maxey, “Teaching Students to Engage with Evidence: An Evaluation of Structured Writing and Classroom Discussion Strategies,” 15.

Ellen Claes and Marc Hooghe, “The Effect of Political Science Education on Political Trust and Interest: Results from a 5-year Panel Study,” 33.

Matthew C. Weidenfeld and Kenneth E. Fernandez, “Does Reacting to the Past Increase Student Engagement? An Empirical Evaluation of the Use of Historical Simulations in Teaching Political Theory,” 46.

Casey B.K. Dominguez, Keith W. Smith, and J. Michael Williams, “The Effects of Majoring in Political Science on Political Efficacy,” 62.

James Simeone and Greg M. Shaw, “Do Project Pedagogies Make a Difference?,” 75. Eric B. Hodges, “Does U.S. Marine Corps Recruit Training Constitute a Type of Civic Education?,” 91.

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, Vol. 27, Issue 2 (April 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-the-royal-asiatic-society/issue/6288152CCFCC97838953E586246E4DBC

Michael Hope, “’The Pillars of State’: Some Notes on the Qarachu Begs and the Kesikten in the Il-Khanate (1256-1335),” 181.

Sanping Chen and Victor H. Mair, “A ‘Black Cult’ in Early Medieval China: Iranian-Zoroastrian Influence in the Northern Dynasties,” 201.

Alireza Shomali, “A Theoretical Component of Political Inegalitarianism in Perso-Islamicate Thought,” 225. Samerchai Poolsuwan, “The Buddha’s Biography: Its Development in the Pagan Murals vs. the Later Vernacular

Literature, in the Theravadin Buddhist Context of Southeast Asia,” 255. Choong Mun-Keat, “A comparison of the Pali and Chinese versions of the Kassapa Samyutta, a collection of early

Buddhist discourses on the Venerable Kasyapa,” 295. James Harry Morris, “The Figures of Koho and Li-mi-i, and the Origins of the Case for a Christian Missionary

Presence in Tenpyo Era Japan,” 313.

Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Vol. 48, Issue 1 (February 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-southeast-asian-studies/issue/E2DF8ED91CFDB35783414903FB4D36E5

Gerard Sasges, “Drunken poets and new women: Consuming tradition and modernity in colonial Vietnam,” 6. Edward Aspinall and Noor Rohman, “Village head elections in Jaya: Money politics and brokerage in the remaking of

Indonesia’s rural elite,” 31. Elfie Shiosaki, “’We have resisted, now we must build’: Regionalism and nation-building in Timor-Leste,” 53. Edwin de Jong and Argo Twikromo, “Friction within harmony: Everyday dynamics and the negotiation of diversity in

Yogyakarta, Indonesia,” 71. Michael D. Pante, “Quezon’s City: Corruption and contradiction in Manila’s prewar suburbia, 1935-1941,” 91. Sophorntavy Vorng, “Wandering Dhamma and transnational fellowship: Addiction, aspiration, and belonging among

ethnic minorities on the northern Thai border,” 113. Edward Miller, “David Marr’s Vietnamese revolution,” 135.

Journal of Strategic Studies, Vol. 40, Issue 1-2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fjss20/40/1-2?nav=tocList

Amos Perlmutter Prize Essay

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Anit Mukherjee, “Fighting Separately: Jointness and Civil-Military Relations in India,” 6.

Articles

Avinash Paliwal, “India’s Taliban Dilemma: To Contain or to Engage?,” 35. Jacqueline L. Hazelton, “Drone Strikes and Grand Strategy: Toward a Political Understanding of the Uses of

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Attacks in US Security Policy,” 68. Uri Tor, “’Cumulative Deterrence’ as a New Paradigm for Cyber Deterrence,” 92. Paul Kallender and Christopher W. Hughes, “Japan’s Emerging Trajectory as a ‘Cyber Power’: From Securitization to

Militarization of Cyberspace,” 118. Yves-Heng Lim, “Expanding the Dragon’s Reach: The Rise of China’s Anti-access Naval Doctrine and Forces,” 146. Joel Wuthnow, “’A Brave New World for Chinese Joint Operations’,” 169. Stuart Griffin, “Military Innovation Studies: Multidisciplinary or Lacking Discipline?,” 196. Beatrice Heuser, “Regina Maris and the Command of the Sea: The Sixteenth Century Origins of Modern Maritime

Strategy,” 225.

Symposium: The Scholar-Strategist Gap

Lawrence Freedman, “Academics and Policy-making: Rules of Engagement,” 263. Francis J. Gavin, “Policy and the Publicly Minded Professor,” 269. Christopher Preble, “Bridging the Gap: Managing Expectations, Improving Communications,” 275. Jochem Wiers, “Building a Bridge or Nurturing the Gap?,” 283.

Review Essays

Robert Jervis, “The mother of all post-mortems,” 287. Michael Clarke and Anthony Ricketts, “Did Obama have a grand strategy?,” 295. Peter Feaver, “Civil-Military Relations and Policy: A Sampling of a New Wave of Scholarship,” 325.

Journal of Tourism History, Vol. 8, Issue 3 (2016) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rjth20/8/3?nav=tocList

Zhihong Chen, “Romance with the periphery: Chinese travel writing about the ‘frontier’ during the Nanjing Decade (1927-1937),” 215.

Heather Hause, “Fountains of youth: medical tourism in Green Cove Springs, Florida, 1845-1900,” 239. Hamish Bremner and Keri-Anne Wikitera, “Using history for tourism or using tourism for history? Examples from

Aotearoa/New Zealand,” 260. Metin Kozak and Nazmi Kozak, “Institutionalisation of tourism research and education: from the early 1900s to

2000s,” 275. Maria José Aurindo and Conceição Machado, “MUVITUR® (virtual museum of tourism): a new approach to tourism

history,” 300.

Journal of Transatlantic Studies, Vol. 15, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rjts20/15/1?nav=tocList

Mervyn J. Bain, “Russia, Cuba, and colonial legacies in the twenty-first century,” 1. Hamza Karcic, “An unlikely hawk: Congressman Frank McCloskey and the Bosnian War,” 18. Lukas Schemper, “Diasporas and American debates on German unification,” 41. Martin A. Smith, “How NATO survived George W. Bush: an institutionalist perspective,” 61. Ben Zdencanovic, “’The opposite of a European democracy’: the American real estate lobby, French and British social

housing, and the making of the postwar American welfare state, 1945-1949,” 77.

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Journal of Transatlantic Studies, Vol. 15, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rjts20/15/2?nav=tocList

Elizabeth Bomberg, “Fracking and framing in transatlantic perspective: a comparison of shale politics in the US and European Union,” 101.

Warren Chin, “Anglo American military cooperation in Afghanistan 2001-2014,” 121. Taylan Özgür Kaya, “The USA and the EU as a third party in Middle East peacemaking: an asymmetric division of

labour,” 143. Dominika Kunertova, “The Canadian politics of fair-share: the first burden-sharing debates about NATO,” 161. Jonathan Paquin, Justin Massie, and Philippe Beauregard, “Obama’s leadership style: enabling transatlantic allies in

Libya and Mali,” 184.

Journal of Vietnamese Studies, Vol. 12, No. 1 (Winter 2017) http://vs.ucpress.edu/content/12/1

Christina Schwenkel, “Vietnamese in Central Europe,” 1. Alena K. Alamgir, “From the Field to the Factory Floor: Vietnamese Government’s Defense of Migrant Workers’

Interests in State-Socialist Czechoslovakia,” 10. Grazyna Szymanska-Matusiwicz, “Remaking the State or Creating Civil Society? Vietnamese Migrant Associations in

Poland,” 42. Phi Hong Su, “’There’s No Solidarity’,” 73. Raia Apostolova, “Duty and Debt under the Ethos of Internationalism: The Case of the Vietnamese Workers in

Bulgaria,” 101. Gertrud Hüwelmeier, “Socialist Cosmopolitans in Postsocialist Europe: Transnational Ties among Vietnamese in the

Cold War Period and Thereafter,” 126.

Labor History, Vol. 58, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/clah20/58/1?nav=tocList

Catherine Bowman and Jennifer Bair, “From cultural sojourner to guestworker? The historical transformation and contemporary significance of the J-1 visa Summer Work Travel Program,” 1.

Linn Spross, “A dilemma for the welfare state: managing the cost for shorter working hours, 1919-2002,” 26. Rory Archer and Goran Music, “Approaching the socialist factory and its workforce: considerations from fieldwork in

(former) Yugoslavia,” 44. Peter Håkansson and Caroline Tovatt, “Networks and labor market entry – a historical perspective,” 67. Matteo Albanese, “LIP: a workers’ community facing globalization,” 91. Josep Maria Antentas, “Spain: from the indignados rebellion to regime crisis (2011-2016),” 106.

Labor History, Vol. 58, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/clah20/58/2?nav=tocList

Stefano Bellucci, “Wage labour and capital in Africa: a historical perspective,” 133. Joseph E. Inikori, “The development of capitalism in the Atlantic world: England, the Americas, and West Africa,

1450-1900,” 138. Stefano Bellucci, “Wage labour and capitalism: a comparative and historical analysis of Eritrea and Kenya,” 154. Miles Larmer, “Permanent precarity: capital and labour in the Central African copperbelt,” 170. E. Ann McDougall, “Colonial labour, Tawdenni, and ‘L’enfer du sel’: the struggle from slave to free labour in a Saharan

salt mine,” 185. Ismael M. Montana, “European capitalism and the effects of agricultural commercialization on slave labour in Tunisia,

1780s-1880s,” 201. Ian Phimster and Rory Pilossof, “Wage labour in historical perspective: a study of the deproletarianization of the

African working class in Zimbabwe, 1960-2010,” 215.

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Sarah Kunkel, “Africans on the go to make do: making local sense of global developments,” 228.

Labor Studies Journal, Vol. 42, Issue 1 (March 2017) http://journals.sagepub.com/toc/lsja/42/1

Cedric de Leon, “Black from White: How the Rights of White and Black Workers Became ‘Labor’ and ‘Civil’ Rights after the U.S. Civil War,” 10.

Tula Connell, “1950s Milwaukee: Race, Class, and a City Divided,” 27. Venise Wagner, “Living in the Red: Black Steelworkers and the Wealth Gap,” 52.

Mediterranean Historical Review, Vol. 30, Issue 2 (2016) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fmhr20/30/2?nav=tocList

Rachel Gottesman, “Periplous thinking: Herodotus’ Libyan logos and the Greek Mediterranean,” 81. Andrew D. Buck, “Between Byzantium and Jerusalem? The principality of Antioch, Renaud of Châtillon, and the

penance of Mamistra in 1158,” 107. Francisco Apellániz, “Florentine networks in the Middle East in the early Renaissance,” 125. Michael Drolet, “A nineteenth-century Mediterranean union: Michel Chevalier’s Système de la Méditerranée,” 147.

The Middle East Journal, Vol. 71, No. 1 (Winter 2017) http://muse.jhu.edu/issue/35780

Zvi Bar’el, “Tahrir Square, from Place to Space: The Geography of Representation,” 9. Limor Lavie, “The Idea of the Civil State in Egypt: Its Evolution and Political Impact following the 2011 Revolution,” 23. Ranj Alaaldin, “The Islamic Da’wa Party and the Mobilization of Iraq’s Shi’i Community, 1958-1965,” 45. Hesam Forozan and Afshin Shahi, “The Military and State in Iran: The Economic Rise of the Revolutionary Guards,”

67. Gil Merom, “The Logic and the Illogic of an Israeli Unilateral Preventive Strike on Iran,” 87. Richard A. Clarke, “Five Inauguration Days: The US and the Middle East,” 147.

Middle East Policy, Vol. 24, Issue 1 (Spring 2017) http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/mepo.2017.24.issue-1/issuetoc

Symposium

Derek Chollet, Jake Sullivan, Dimitri Simes, and Mary Beth Long, “U.S. Commitments in the Middle East: Advice to the Trump Administration,” 5.

Chatham House Special Section: Syria and Its Neighbors

Christopher Phillips, “Syria and Its Neighbors: Chatham House Special Section,” 35. Christopher Phillips, “Eyes Bigger than Stomachs: Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar in Syria,” 36. Denise Natali, “Syria’s Spillover on Iraq: State Resilience,” 48. Bassel F. Salloukh, “The Syrian War: Spillover Effects on Lebanon,” 62. Zeynep Kaya and Matthew Whiting, “Sowing Division: Kurds in the Syrian War,” 79. Samer Abboud, “Social Change, Network Formation, and Syria’s War Economies,” 92.

Original Articles

Stephen Deets, “Israel, Palestine, and Nonterritorial Governance: A Reconfigured Status Quo,” 108. Matthew Hedges and Giorgio Cafiero, “The GCC and the Muslim Brotherhood: What Does the Future Hold?,” 129.

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Steven Wright, “Qatar’s LNG: Impact of the Changing East-Asian Market,” 154.

Review Essay

Eamonn Gearon, “T.E. Lawrence,” 178.

Middle Eastern Studies, Vol. 53, Issue 3 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fmes20/53/3?nav=tocList

Asli Yigit Gülseven, “Rethinking Russian pan-Slavism in the Ottoman Balkans: N.P. Ignatiev and the Slavic Benevolent Committee (1856-77),” 332.

Tuba Ünlü Bilgiç and Bestami S. Bilgiç, “’Raising a moral generation’: The Republican People’s Party and religious instruction in Turkey, 1946-1949,” 349.

Sami E. Baroudi and Vahid Behmardi, “Sheikh Wahbah al-Zuhaili on international relations: the discourse of a prominent Islamist scholar (1932-2015),” 363.

Sena Hatip Dinçyürek, “Reading a bureaucratic career backwards: how did Hüseyin Hilmi Pasha become the Inspector-General of Rumelia?,” 386.

Pinar Ipek, “Oil and intra-state conflict in Iraq and Syria: sub-state actors and challenges for Turkey’s energy security,” 406.

Zahra Fanaei, Bahar Rahimzadeh, and S. Ali Mojabi, “An analytical and comparative study of male and female images in Qajar dynasty paintings during the reign of Fath-Ali Shah (1797-1834),” 420.

Waed Athamneh, “Women, writing, and politics in Sonallah Ibrahim’s That Smell and Notes from Prison,” 442. Aimee E. Barbeau, “Religious voluntarism, political individualism, and the secular: nineteenth-century evangelical

encounters in the Middle East,” 454. Yonca Köksal, “Local demands and state policies: general councils (Meclis-i Umumi) in the Edirne and Ankara

provinces (1867-1872),” 470. Olivier Bouquet, “Non-Muslim citizens as foreigners within: how Ecnebi became Yabanci from the Ottoman Empire to

the Turkish Republic,” 486.

Middle Eastern Studies, Vol. 53, Issue 4 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fmes20/53/4?nav=tocList

Jacob Abadi, “Tunisia and Israel: relations under stress,” 507. Deniz Dölek-Sever, “Policing the ‘suspects’: Ottoman Greeks and Armenians in Istanbul, 1914-18,” 533. Achim Rohde, “Echoes from below? Talking democracy in Ba’thist Iraq,” 551. Feryaz Ocakli, “Politics in the Kurdish periphery: clan networks and local party strategies in a comparative

perspective,” 571. Ella Trachtenberg, Alexandre Kedar, and Deborah Shmueli, “The reflection of the Israeli ‘incorporation regime’ in the

land allocation institution in Israel’s urban area, 1950-1960,” 585. Orna Almog and Aysegül Sever, “Hide and seek? Israeli-Turkish relations and the Baghdad pact,” 609. Dan Naor, “Divide and conquer: the consolidation of Hafiz al-Assad’s policy toward Lebanon – the early stages,” 624. Emre Öktem, “The legal notion of nationality in the Turkish Republic: From Ottoman legacy to modern aberrations,”

638. Tancred Bradshaw, “The hand of Glubb: the origins of the Trucial Oman Scouts, 1948-1956,” 656.

Modern Asian Studies, Vol. 51, Issue 2 (March 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/modern-asian-studies/issue/75C0B589FB862B35F52F107FC950E63B

Chris Baker and Pasuk Phongpaichit, “Early Modern Siam as a Mainly Urban Society,” 235. Muzaffar Alam and Sanjay Subrahmanyam, “A View from Mecca: Notes on Gujarat, the Red Sea, and the Ottomans,

1517-39/923-946 H.,” 268. David Ludden, “Country Politcs and Agrarian Systems: Land grab on Bengal frontiers, 1750-1800,” 319.

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Samira Sheikh, “Jibhabhu’s Rights to Ghee: Land control and vernacular capitalism in Gujarat, circa 1803-10,” 350. Claude Markovits, “The Indian Economy and the British Empire in the Company Period: Some additional reflections

around an essay by David Washbrook,” 375. Jon Wilson, “How Modernity Arrived to Godavari,” 399. Rosalind O’Hanlon, “Caste and its Histories in Colonial India: A reappraisal,” 432. Crispin Bates and Marina Carter, “Sirdars as Intermediaries in Nineteenth-century Indian Ocean Indentured Labour

Migration,” 462. Prasannan Parthasarathi, “Water and Agriculture in Nineteenth-century Tamilnad,” 485. Joya Chatterji, “On Being Stuck in Bengal: Immobility in the ‘age of migration’,” 511.

Modern & Contemporary France, Vol. 25, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cmcf20/25/1?nav=tocList

Alexandra Rachel Tolin Schultz, “’The purity of the blood’: Poncet de la Grave, pronatalism, and empire,” 1. Jonathan Paquette, Devin Beauregard, and Christopher Gunter, “Positivism as cultural policy: art and social change in

the works of Comte and Saint-Simon,” 15. Tim Palmer, “War and peace in the contemporary French film ecosystem: Valérie Donzelli’s La Guerre est déclarée,”

31. Samuel Thévoz, “Le déplacement des pôles du théâtre francophone: Malcolm de Chazal et l’arrière-scène tibétaine,”

49.

Actualités: What future for French politics in an age of terrorism?

Emile Chabal, “Introduction: the return of fear,” 67. Emile Chabal, “From the banlieue to the burkini: the many lives of French republicanism,” 68. Michael C. Behrent, “Twilight of the political? On the ideological disarray of French politics,” 75. Camille Robcis, “Debt, refugees, and the failure of the European project in 2015,” 82.

Le Monde Diplomatique (Feburary 2017) http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2017/02/

Serge Halimi, “Éditorial: ‘L’Amérique d’abord!’,” 1. François Denord and Paul Lagneau-Ymonet, “De qui François Fillon est-il le prête-nom?,” 1. François Denord and Paul Lagneau-Ymonet, “Les vieux habits de l’homme neuf,” 7. Pauline Perrenot and Vladimir Slonska-Malvaud, “Dans les villes rebelles espagnoles,” 1. Pierre Rimbert, “Un espion trop bavard,” 2. “John Berger, 1926-2017,” 2. Razmig Keucheyan, “Ce dont nous avons (vraiment) besoin,” 3. Martine Bulard, “Le Vietnam se rêve en atelier de la planète,” 4. Martine Bulard, “Un encombrant voisin et l’ami américain.” Francis Gendreau, “Agent orange, Monsanto en accusation.” Régis Genté, “Un grand barrage pour une petite nation,” 6. Régis Genté, “Face au ‘grand frère’ ouzbek,” 6. Régis Genté, “Un levier diplomatique pour Moscou,” 7. Cécile Marin, “En Asie centrale, une necessaire coopération énergétique.” Andrew Cockburn, “Au Pentagone, la peur pour carburant,” 10. Jordy Cummings, “Justin Trudeau, l’envers d’une icône,” 11. Anne Vigna, “Chaos pénitentiare au Brésil,” 12. Anne Vigna, “Portes ouvertes au secteur privé,” 13. Georgi Lazarevski, “Le supermarché du bout du monde,” 14. Olivier Cachard, “Ondes magnétiques, une pollution invisible,” 16. David Garcia, “Dans les Yvelines, le clientélisme au quotidien,” 18.

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Cédric Durand, “Les remèdes toxiques à la crise financière,” 20. Dominique Vidal, “Cisjordanie, de la colonisation à l’annexion,” 22. Hubert Prolongeau, “La volupté du sang,” 27. Pierre Rimbert, “Dégringolade,” 28.

Le Monde Diplomatique (March 2017) http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2017/03/

Serge Halimi, “Éditorial: Acharnement européen,” 1. Perry Anderson, “Bouillonnement antisystème en Europe et aux États-Unis,” 1. Hacène Belmessous, “En banlieue, autoentrepreneur faute de mieux,” 1. Pierre Rimbert, “Salades volantes,” 2. Bruno Amable, “Majorité sociale, minorité politique,” 3. Romain Pudal, “Les pompiers entre dévouement et amertume,” 4. Mona Chollet, “Revenu garanti, l’invité-surprise,” 6. François Denord and Paul Lagneau-Ymonet, “Les vieux habits de l’homme neuf,” 7. François Denord and Paul Lagneau-Ymonet, “De qui François Fillon est-il le prête-nom?,” 1. Akram Belkaïd, “Désenchantement des Maghrébins au Québec,” 8. Anne-Cécile Robert, “Parlements croupions,” 10. Olivier Cyran, “L’Allemagne et les réfugiés, deux ans après,” 12. Michel Le Bris, “Jack London ou la puissance indomptée,” 14. Frédéric Le Marcis, “Les maladies du Nord migrent en Afrique,” 16. Boubacar Boris Diop, “Qui a peur du wolof?,” 17. Korine Amacher, “Fêter une révolution sans donner des idées,” 18. Édouard Pflimlin, “Les Nations unies contre Terminator,” 19. Christophe Ventura, “Ces petites choses qui font gagner les élections,” 20. Christophe Ventura, “À la table de péronistes,” 20. Jean-Louis Rocca, “En Chine, la démocratie…quand le people sera mûr,” 22. Jean-Louis Rocca, “Vote au compte-gouttes,” 22. Léo De Boisgisson, “Pékin, scène rock,” 27. Alain Garrigou, “Le châtelain et la châtelaine,” 28.

Le Monde Diplomatique (April 2017) http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2017/04/

Jean Marcou, “Le président Erdogan signe la fin du ‘modèle turc’,” 1. Angela Nagle, “’Ce monstre anonyme, l’homme de la rue’,” 3. Zhang Zhulin, “Français d’origine chinoise, l’affirmation d’une communauté,” 4. Jordan Pouille, “Les oubliés de la Grande Guerre,” 4. Maxime Audinet, “La voix de Moscou trouble le concert de l’information internationale,” 6. Maxime Audinet, “De la guerre froide à l’invasion et l’Irak,” 6. Hélène Richard, “En Syrie, le contrepied de CNN,” 7. Jean Marcou, “La quête obessionnelle d’un pouvoir fort,” 8. Andrés Manuel López Obrador, “’Nous ne sommes pas un protectorat américain’,” 1. James M. Cypher, “Le piège de la dépendance se referme sur le Mexique,” 10. Anne Deysine, “La Constitution contre Donald Trump,” 12. Nicolas Escach, “Renaissance des déserts danois,” 21. Olivier Piot, “Les entreprises françaises défiées dans leur pré carré,” 22. Sylvie Aprile, “Aux origines du présidentialisme,” 27. Sophie Divry, “La mystérieuse affaire du style,” 28.

Dossier: Paysage avant la bataille électorale

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Serge Halimi, “Et cette fois encore, le piège du vote utile?,” 1. Allan Popelard, “La fin des partis politiques?,” 13. Benoît Bréville, “Embarras de la gauche sur l’immigration,” 14. Philippe Leymarie, “La canonnière, une passion française,” 16. Martine Bulard, “L’assurance-maladie universelle en questions,” 18. Martine Bulard, “La Sécurité sociale, une assistance ou un droit?” Evelyne Pieiller, “Sortilèges de la culture,” 20. Pierre Rimbert, “L’effet Matthieu.”

Le Monde Diplomatique – Manière de voir (February-March 2017) http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/mav/151/

Radicalisations: Religions, Convictions, Mobilisations

Pierre Rimbert, “Le mot qui tue.”

Foisonnement

Laurent Bonelli, “Sur les sentiers escarpés de la lutte armée,” Olivier Piot, “De l’indignation à la révolte.” Dan Tschirgi, “Islamistes et zapatistes, deux réponses à l’injustice.” Achille Mbembe, “Les sources culturelles de l’insoumission noire.” Cédric Gouverneur, “Les guérilleros de la cause animale.”

Radical gauche

Dominique Pinsolle, “Les aventures de Mam’zelle Cisaille.” Gérard Chaliand, “Former des cadres pour une Palestine socialiste.” Maurice Lemoine, “La Dame de fer et les hommes du charbon.” Naïké Desquesnes and Nicolas Jaoul, “En Inde, les intellectuels face au défi maoïste.” Serge Quadruppani, “’Agir en primitif, prévoir en stratège.” Pierre Rimbert, “Contester sans modération.”

Radical droite

Selma Belaala, “Misère et djihad au Maroc.” Laurent Bonelli, “Des meurtriers si ordinaires.” Charles Enderlin, “Israël à l’heure de l’Inquisition.” Jean-Marie Chauvier, “En Russie, le libéralisme au son du canon.” Yanis Varoufakis, “’Leur seul objectif était de nous humilier.’” Evelyne Pieiller, “Le beau Danube et le noir métal.”

Radical chic

Franck Poupeau, “Des gens formidables…” Alain Gresh, “L’Évangile selon Mandela.” Walter Benn Michaels, “La diversité contre l’égalité.” Serge Halimi, “Éternelle récupération de la dissidence.” Pierre Rimbert, “La pensée critique dans l’enclos universitaire.” Thomas Frank, “Un mouvement tombé amoureux de lui-même.”

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L’engrenage identitaire

Benoît Bréville, “Carnavals.”

Identités à la carte

Vincent Descombes, “Un problème de type ‘cumul des mandats.’” Maurice Lemoine, “La Pachamama et la Banque mondiale.” Gabriel Girard and Daniela Rojas Castro, “Combats pour la différence sexuelle.” Serge Halimi and John Seery, “Choc des histoires dans les lycées américains.” Owen Jones, “Rien n’empêche le mépris de classe.” Marcel Durand, “Partager la chaîne.” Bertolt Brecht, “Les Tchouques contre les Tchiches.” Matthieu Renault, “De la question noire à la révolution mondiale.” Vivek Chibber, “L’universalisme, une arme pour la gauche.”

Politiques de la diversité

Jane Burbank and Frederick Cooper, “De Rome à la Chine, les leçons des empires.” Alexia Eychenne, “Les castes s’exportent au Royaume-Uni.” Akram Belkaïd, “En Algérie, l’école au défi des langues.” Georges Corm, “Le conflit libanais n’était pas une guerre de religion.” Johann Rossouw, “L’Afrique du Sud dans le piège des quotas.” Warda Mohamed, “Persécution religieuse en Birmanie.” Paul Dirkx, “États en miettes dans l’Europe des régions.” Bertolt Brecht, “Petite histoire du passeport.”

Intégrations à la française

Gérard Noiriel, “Le mythe d’une France accueillante.” Michelle Perrot, “Une épée de Damoclès sur les salaires.” Zeev Sternhell, “Haro sur les Lumières.” Sylvie Braibant and Dominique Vidal, “Juifs de France en perte de repères.” Chantal Aubry, “Ces Tziganes dont personne ne vent.” Bertolt Brecht, “Islamophobie ou prolophobie?” Akram Belkaïd, “Binationaux, la suspsicion.” Emmanuelle Talon, “L’arabe, parent pauvre de l’éducation nationale.”

National Identities, Vol. 19, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cnid20/19/1?nav=tocList

Aline Sierp and Christian Karner, “National stereotypes in the context of the European crisis,” 1. Johanna Tuulia Vuorelma, “A narrative battle: debating Finland’s EU policy during the economic crisis,” 11. Elena Genova, “’Between a rock and a hard place’: Bulgarian highly skilled migrants’ experiences of external and

internal stereotypes in the context of the European crisis,” 33. Zinovia Lialiouti and Giorgos Bithymitris, “A nation under attack: perceptions of enmity and victimhood in the context

of the Greek crisis,” 53.

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Tereza Capelos and Theofanis Exadaktylos, “Feeling the pulse of the Greek debt crisis: affect on the web of blame,” 73.

Asimina Michailidou, “’The Germans are back’: Euroscepticism and anti-Germanism in crisis-stricken Greece,” 91. Horst-Alfred Heinrich and Bernhard Stahl, “Pictorial stereotypes and images in the Euro debt crisis,” 109. M. Van Hecke, “Imag(in)ing the eurocrisis: a comparative analysis of political cartoons,” 129.

Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, Vol. 23, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fnep20/23/1?nav=tocList

Arpad Szakolczai, Agnes Horvath, and Attila Z. Papp, “Individualization as Depersonalization: Minority Studies and Political Anthropology,” 1.

Attila Z. Papp, “Trickster Logics in the Hungarian Dual-Citizenship,” 18. James Kapaló, “’Liminal’ Orthodoxies on the Margins of Empire: Twentieth-Century ‘Home-Grown’ Religious

Movements in the Republic of Moldova,” 33. Marius Ion Benta, “Fluid Identity, Fluid Citizenship: The Problem of Ethnicity in Postcommunist Romania,” 52. Arvydas Grisinas, “Central Marginality: Minorities, Images, and Victimhood in Central-Eastern Europe,” 66. Jesenko Tesan, “Defending the Nation from her Nationalism(s),” 81. Duncan Morrow, “Reconciliation and After in Northern Ireland: The Search for a Political Order in an Ethnically

Divided Society,” 98. Vassos Argyrou, “’In the Margins of Europe’: Cypriot Nationalism, Liminality, and the Moral Economy of the Financial

Crisis,” 118.

Orbis, Vol. 61, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/00304387

David T. Burbach, “Gaining Trust While Losing Wars: Confidence in the U.S. Military after Iraq and Afghanistan,” 154. Leonard C. Robinson, “Just Terror: The Islamic State’s Use of Strategic ‘Framing’ to Recruit and Motivate,” 172. “Limits to the Islamic State,” 187. C. Alexander Ohlers, “Operation Inherent Resolve and the Islamic State: Assessing ‘Aggressive Containment’,” 195. R. Kim Cragin, “The November 2015 Paris Attacks: The Impact of Foreign Fighter Returnees,” 212. Brandon J. Weichert, “The High Ground: The Case for U.S. Space Dominance,” 227. Ren Xiao, “U.S. Rebalance to Asia and Responses from China’s Research Community,” 238. Edward A. McLellan, “Russia’s Strategic Beliefs Today: The Risk of War in the Future,” 255. James R. Holmes and Toshi Yoshihara, “Taking Stock of China’s Growing Navy: The Death and Life of Surface Fleets,”

269.

Pakistan Journal of Historical Studies, Vol. 1, No. 2 (Winter 2016) http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.2979/pakijhiststud.1.issue-2

Abel A. Alves, “Giving Voice to Sentience: Nonhuman Animals and the Spanish Empire, 1492-1826,” 1. Gregory Stephens and Janice Cools, “Living with Coyotes: Rethinking Human-Animal Relations, from Aesop to

Prodigal Summer,” 34. Morten Tønnessen, “Historicising the Cultural Semiotics of Wolf and Sheep,” 76. Priya Maholay-Jaradi, “The (Material) Surface and (Cultural) Depth of Animals in Indian Contemporary Art,” 102.

Passport: The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations Review, Vol. 47, No. 3 (January 2017) https://shafr.org/sites/default/files/passport-01-2017.pdf

Mary L. Dudziak, “Presidential Message: Finding SHAFR,” 8. Walter L. Hixson, Julia F. Irwin, Alan McPherson, Kurk Dorsey, Sandra Scanlon, Christopher Endy, M. Todd Bennett,

Frank Costigliola, and Michael J. Hogan, “A Roundtable on Frank Costigliola and Michael J. Hogan, eds., Explaining the History of American Foreign Relations, 3rd Edition,” 10.

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Jessica F. Gibbs, “Madam Secretary: A Case Study in the Media Representation of Female Foreign Policymakers,” 24. John Sbardellati, Neal M. Rosendorf, Bevan Sewell, Nicole L. Anslover, Grant Madsen, and Lori Clune, “A Roundtable

on Lori Clune, Executing the Rosenbergs: Death and Diplomacy in a Cold War World,” 29. James McKay, “Bringing Great Things to Pass: Changing the Pedagogical Paradigm in the Teaching of U.S. Foreign

Relations,” 40. Jean Bauer, Thomas I. Faith, Micki Kaufman, and Zoe LeBlanc, “Bridging the Two DHs: Digital History and Diplomatic

History,” 42. “Reflections on the 2016 Summer Institute,” 50. William Glenn Gray, “Declassified Breakthroughs in Germany: A Highly Organized Data Dump is Under Way,” 52.

Peace & Change, Vol. 42, Issue 1 (January 2017) http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pech.2017.42.issue-1/issuetoc

Elizabeth N. Agnew, “A Will to Peace: Jane Addams, World War I, and ‘Pacifism in Practice’,” 5. Seth S. Tannenbaum, “Activism without ‘Radicalism’: American Activism on Behalf of Conscientious Objectors during

World War I,” 32. Isaac Barnes May, “The Great Fight for Democracy, Religion, and the Home: The Committee to Oppose the

Conscription of Women and the Secularization Process, 1942-1944,” 64. Robert Shaffer, “The Christian Century: Protestants Protesting Harry Truman’s Cold War,” 93. Majken Jul Sørensen, “Laughing on the Way to Social Change: Humor and Nonviolent Action Theory,” 128.

Peace & Change, Vol. 42, Issue 2 (April 2017) http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pech.2017.42.issue-2/issuetoc

Prudence Moylan and Benjamin Peters, “Editors’ Introduction: Religion and Peace History,” 179. Leilah Danielson, “Supernaturalism and Peace Activism: Expanding the Boundaries of Peace History,” 185. Guy Aitken, “The American Friends Service Committee’s Mission to the Gestapo,” 209. Marian Mollin, “The Solidarity of Suffering: Gender, Cross-Cultural Contact, and the Foreign Mission Work of Sister

Ita Ford,” 232. Michael Baxter, “On the Front lines in ‘The Army of Peace’: The Life and Witness of Ben Salmon to a Church and a

World at War,” 253. Shelley E. Rose, “The Changing Landscape of Peace Research: Geographic, Archival, and Digital Spaces,” 277.

Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology, Vol. 23, Issue 1 (February 2017) http://psycnet.apa.org/journals/pac/23/1/

Michael G. Wessells, “Children and armed conflict: Interventions for supporting war-affected children,” 4. Cheryl Heykoop and Julieth Adoch, “Our stories, our own ways: Exploring alternatives for young people’s engagement

in truth commissions,” 14. Siobhan McEvoy-Levy, “The Hunger Games: Theorizing opportunities for peace education,” 23. Neil Boothby, “U.S. Government action plan on children in adversity: In pursuit in a coherent foreign assistance

framework for vulnerable children,” 31. Philip Cook, Elaina Mack, and Manuel Manrique, “Protecting young children from violence in Colombia: Linking

caregiver empathy with community child rights indicators as a pathway for peace in Medellin’s Comuna 13,” 38. Katie Maeve Murphy, Katherine Rodrigues, Jaime Costigan, and Jeannie Annan, “Raising children in conflict: An

integrative model of parenting in war,” 46. Angela Veale, Miranda Worthen, and Susan McKay, “Transformative spaces in the social reintegration of former child

soldier young mothers in Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Northern Uganda,” 58. Alastair Ager and Janna Metzler, “Where there is no intervention: Insights into processes of resilience supporting

war-affected children,” 67. Sofie Vindevogel, “Resilience in the context of war: A critical analysis of contemporary conceptions and interventions

to promote resilience among war-affected children and their surroundings,” 76.

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Loren Toussaint, Ani Kalayjian, and Dara Diakonova-Curtis, “Forgiveness makes sense: Forgiving others enhances the salutary associations of meaning-making with traumatic stress syndrome,” 85.

Eric D. Marcus, Morton Deutsch, and Yangyang Liu, “A study of willingness to participate in the development of a global human community,” 89.

Gabriel M. Velez, “Buildilng peace through postconflict youth: An exploratory analysis of the relationship between human rights and citizenship for Peruvian adolescents,” 93.

Valerie Rosoux, “Negotiating interpretations of the past,” 97. Tom Woodhouse, “Empowering peacemaking,” 98. Andrew Pilecki, “Promise versus process: Contact research in the context of intractable conflict,” 99. Sinisa Vukovic, “A ‘pracademic’ jewel,” 101.

Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice, Vol. 29, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cper20/29/1?nav=tocList

The Global Refugee Crisis

Stephen Zunes, “Europe’s Refugee Crisis, Terrorism, and Islamophobia,” 1. Vaughn M. John, “Understanding Displaced and Refugee Groups in South Africa,” 7. Jacqueline Mosselson, M. Mahboob Morshed, and Nyaradzai Changamire, “Education and Wellbeing for Refugee

Youth,” 15. Alejandro Olayo-Méndez, “Programa de la Frontera Sur and Interdiction,” 24. Kaveri, “Being Stateless and the Plight of Rohingyas,” 31. Kimberly Clair, “Art-Making as Social Justice in Za’atari and Calais,” 40. Anitta Kynsilehto, “Mobilities, Politics, and Solidarities,” 48. Ibtesam Al-Atiyat, “A Refugee by Other Means,” 55. Joseph Besigye Bazirake, “The Contemporary Global Refugee Crisis,” 61. Kyrie Kowalik, “Definining Refugees in Terms of Justice,” 68. Alex Otieno, “Transforming Refugee Discursive Practices,” 76. Shabnam Koirala and Malihe Eshghavi, “Intersectionality in the Iranian Refugee Community in the United States,” 85.

Other Features

Andrew Gonzales, “The Blind Spot, Variance in Education,” 90. Tom H. Hastings, “Three Challenges to Civil Resistance,” 96. Ernesto Rosen Velásquez, “Are Undocumented Migrantes Illegal?,” 104. Belinda F. Espiritu, “Peace Profile: Sebastiano D’Ambra,” 112.

Politique Étrangère (2017/1) https://www.cairn.info/revue-politique-etrangere-2017-1.htm

Décompositions Démocratiques

Laurence Nardon, “Trump et la crise de la démocratie américaine,” 1. Sabine Saurugger, “Crise de l’Union européenne ou crises de la démocratie?,” 23. Paul Gradvohl, “Orban et le souverainisme obsidional,” 35. Héloïse Nez and Pascale Dufour, “Un renouvellement de la démocratie par le bas? Les mouvements Indignés et

Occupy,” 47.

Contrechamps: Que faire avec la Russie?

Dominique David, “Vivre avec la Russie,” 61.

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Thorniké Gordadzé, “Faire face à la Russie,” 71.

Actualités

John Solal-Arouet and Denis Tersen, “Trump et l’avenir de la politique commerciale européenne,” 85. Michel Foucher, “L’Euro-Asie selon Pékin,” 99.

Repères

Max-Valentin Robert, “Le Tesbih et l’iPhone: islam politique et libéralisme et Turquie,” 117. Cédric Pène, Daniel Ramos, Ludivine Tamiotti, “Négociations climatiques et commerciales: itinéraires croisés,” 129. Frédéric Lasserre, “Arctique: le passage du Nord-Ouest sous tension,” 141. Grégory Boutherin, “L’Office of Net Assessment: plongée au coeur du think tank du Pentagone,” 155. Philippe Moreau Defarges, “Kissinger, ou le dernier diplomate,” 167.

Raisons Politiques (2017/1) https://www.cairn.info/revue-raisons-politiques.htm

Crystal Cordell, “´Éditorial: Émotions entre théories et pratiques,” 5.

Dossier

• Christophe Traïni, “Registres émotionnels et processus politiques,” 15. • Gil Delannoi, “Connaissance et passion: penser la causalité et la ‘bonne cause’ à partir des Lumières,” 31. • Félix Blanc, “La publicité des débats parlementaires: un triomphe pour l’argumentation?,” 49. • Crystal Cordell, “L’indignation entre pitié et dégoût: les ambiguïtés d’une émotion morale,” 67. • Paula Vásquez Lezama, “La tension entre l’autoritarisme et la compassion: le cas de Franklin Brito au

Venezuela,” 91. • Benjamin Brice, “Égalité ou supériorité?: La reconnaissance dans les relations internationales,” 107.

Regions and Cohesion, Vol. 7, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.berghahnjournals.com/view/journals/regions-and-cohesion/7/1/regions-and-cohesion.7.issue-1.xml

“Editors’ Note: On transcendental changes and a challenging beginning to 2017.” “In Memoriam: INECOL Senior Scientist Alejandro Yáñez-Arancibia 1944-2016.”

Leadership Forum

Alejandro Yáñez-Arancibia and John W. Day, “Water scarcity and sustainability in the arid area of North America.”

Articles

Itzel Moreno Vite and María del Pilar Fernández-Viader, “Sordera y el cuarto objetivo del desarrollo sostenible.” María Ángeles Piñar-Álvarez, Astrid Wojtarowski-Leal, and María Luisa Martínez-Vázquez, Gabriela De la Mora-De la Mora, “Policentrismo y su relevancia para en análisis socioterritorial.” Juan Manuel Sandoval Palacios, “The emergence of a Global Space for the expansion of transnational capital at the

US-Mexico Border States since the 1980s and 1990s, and its links with the US Military-Industry Complex.”

Renewal: A Journal of Social Democracy, Vol. 24, No. 4 (2016) http://www.renewal.org.uk/issues/vol-24-no-4-2016

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James Stafford and Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite, “After 2016.” Christine Berry, “Reforming the Banks: The Opportunity of Brexit.” Tim Bale, “Leaving Party: Theresa May’s Tories and Europe.” John Denham and Michael Kenny, “Labour and the National Question after Brexit.” Amina Lone, “Caught in the Headlights: Labour, Race, and the Referendum.” Christian Schemmel and David Owen, “Strength in Division: Left-Right Antagonism and the Practice of ‘Split

Leadership.’” Jake Watts, “Reorganising Labour: Constructing a New Politics.”

Renewal: A Journal of Social Democracy, Vol. 25, No. 1 (2017) http://renewal.org.uk/issues/vol-25-no-1-2017

Joe Guinan and Thomas Hanna, “Polanyi against the Whirlwind.” George Morris and Yasmine Nahlawi, “Syria: A Betrayal of Labour’s Internationalism and Solidarity.” Anna Skrzypek, Barry Colfer, Folke große Deters, Katrine Kielos, Lilia Giugni, Marina Prentoulis, and Renaud Thillaye,

“The European Left after Brexit.” Sean McDaniel, “French Socialism in Crisis: The Undoing of Hollande’s ‘Anti-Austerity’ Programme.” Alex Campsie, “Populism and Grassroots Politics: ‘New Left’ Critiques of Social Democracy, 1968-1994.” David Ellis, “On Taking (Back) Control: Lessons from Community Action in 1970s Britain.” Steve Iliffe and Richard Bourne, “The NHS: Not Back to Era 1 but Forward to Era 3.” Ewan Gibbs, “Who’s ‘Normal’? Class, Culture, and Labour Politics in a Fragmented Britain.” Lewis Coyne, “Owen Smith and Blue Labour’s Republicanism.”

Rethinking History: The Journal of Theory and Practice, Vol. 21, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rrhi20/21/1?nav=tocList

Gregory Rosenthal, “A storm in Samoa: an environmental microhistory,” 2. James T. Fisher, “The year of living supernaturally,” 28. Katy Morris, “’More reputation than she deserves’: remembering suffrage in Wyoming,” 48. Flavia Marcello, “Rome remembers fascism: the monument to the Fosse Ardeatine massacre as immersive historical

experience,” 67. Benjamin Klein, “Memories of the counterculture through the lens of Irwin Klein,” 91. Eric Sandweiss, “Lockridge family histories: looking for the raintree,” 103.

The Review of Faith & International Affairs, Vol. 15, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rfia20/15/1?nav=tocList

Daniel Philpott and Timothy Samuel Shah, “In Response to Persecution: Essays from the Under Caesar’s Sword Project,” 1.

Mindy Belz, “Christians’ Response to Persecution Under ISIS,” 12. Mariz Tadros, “Christians Coping with Insecurities in the Aftermath of the Arab Revolts: Converging and Diverging

Strategies,” 21. Robert Dowd, “Understanding How Christians Respond to Religious Persecution: Evidence from Kenya and Nigeria,”

31. Kathleen Collins, “Faith and Reason: Christian Strategies Under Post-Soviet Repression in Central Asia,” 43. Jekatyerina Dunajeva and Karrie J. Koesel, “’Us Versus Them’: The Politics of Religion in Contemporary Russia,” 56. Chad M. Bauman and James Ponniah, “Christian Responses to Discrimination and Violence in India and Sri Lanka:

Avoidance, Advocacy, and Interfaith Engagement,” 68. Fenggang Yang, “From Cooperation to Resistance: Christian Responses to Intensified Suppression in China Today,”

79. Robert W. Hefner, “Christians, Conflict, and Citizenship in Muslim-Majority Indonesia,” 91. Paul Marshall, “Western Christians’ Responses to Denials of Religious Freedom,” 102.

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Review of International Studies, Vol. 43, Issue 2 (April 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/review-of-international-studies/issue/9216E70C75F8933F2D317D8DAAC996E6

John G. Oates, “The fourth face of legitimacy: Constituent power and the constitutional legitimacy of international institutions,” 199.

John Stone, “George Orwell on politics and war,” 221. Dimitrios E. Akrivoulis, “Beyond the hermeneutics of suspicion in the critique of humanitarian intervention,” 240. Moya Lloyd, “Naming the dead and the politics of the ‘human’,” 260. Luis Cabrera, “Dalit cosmopolitans: Institutionally developmental global citizenship in struggles against caste

discrimination,” 280. Josh Brem-Wilson, “La Via Campesina and the UN Committee on World Food Security: Affected publics and

institutional dynamics in the nascent transnational public sphere,” 302. Ronnie Hjorth, “State Civil Disobedience and international society,” 330. Caterina Carta, “Gramsci and The Prince: Taking Machiavelli outside the realist courtyard,” 345. Benjamin Zala, “Great power management and ambiguous order in nineteenth-century international society,” 367.

Revista Brasileira de Política Internacional, Vol. 60, No. 1 (2017) http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_issuetoc&pid=0034-732920170001&lng=en&nrm=iso

Truong-Minh Vu, “International Leadership as a Process: The case of China in Southeast Asia.” Rafael Tavares Schleicher and Ana Flávia Platiau, “What is the relation between Brazilian Foreign Policy and the

implementation of bilateral technical cooperation projects in African countries? Lessons from a South-South cooperation project implemented by the Brazialian National School of Public Administration – ENAP (2009-2012).”

Maurício Santoro and Bruno Borges, “Brazilian Foreign Policy towards Internet Governance.” João Carlos Amoroso Botelho and Vinícius Silva Alves, “The weight of ideology on the attitude of Latin American

countries toward the United States.” Rubens de S. Duarte and Maria Regina Soares de Lima, “Politicising financial foreign policy: an analysis of Brazilian

foreign policy formulation for the financial sector (2003-2015).” Marcus Faro de Castro, “Monetary impacts and currency wars: a blind spot in the discourse about Transnational

Legal Orders.” Karina Pasquariello Mariano, Regiane Nitsch Bressan, and Bruno Theodoro Luciano, “A comparative reassessment of

regional parliaments in Latin America: Parlasur, Parladino, and Parlatino.” Miriam Gomes Saraiva, “The Brazil-European Union strategic partnership, from Lula to Dilma Rousseff: a shift of

focus.” Marcelo Santos, “Global justice and environmental governance: an analysis of the Paris Agreement.”

Revista de Historia Económica – Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History, Vol. 35, Issue 1 (March 2017) https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/revista-de-historia-economica-journal-of-iberian-and-latin-american-economic-history/issue/5A25ABE16719313DE4A19432D774C835

María-Isabel Ayuda and Javier Puche, “Biological Welfare and Nutritional Inequality in Rural Mediterranean Spain: The Irrigated Area of Valencia, 1959-1939,” 11.

Javier Rodríguez Weber, “La Erosión del Poder de la Élite en Chile entre 1913 y 1970. Una Approximación desde los Ingresos del 1%,” 49.

Tjeerd Menno Boonman, “The Economic Impact of Sovereign Defaults in Latin America 1870-2012,” 81. Luis Felipe Zegarra, “Private Lenders, Banks, and Mortgage Credit in Peru. Evidence from Notarised Loans,” 105. Mariano Bonialian, “La Seda China en Nueva España a Principios del Siglo XVII. Una Mirada Imperial en el Memorial

de Horacio Levanto,” 147.

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Revue d’histoire modern et contemporaine (2016/4) https://www.cairn.info/revue-d-histoire-moderne-et-contemporaine-2016-4.htm

L’Enjeu Foncier

Jean-Pierre Jessenne, Pablo F. Luna, and Nadine Vivier, “Les réformes agraires dans le monde: introduction,” 7.

La Matrice Européenne Libérale (XVIIIe-XIXe Siècles)

Jean-Pierre Jessenne and Nadine Vivier, “Libérer la terre! Une Europe des réformes agraires (vers 1750-1850)?,” 27.

Les Cent Fleurs de la Réforme Agraire (XXe Siècle)

Alejandro Tortolero Villaseñor, translated from the Spanish by Eva Touboul Tardieu, “Pionnière et discutée: la réforme agraire au Mexique depuis 1917,” 66.

Ricardo Robledo, translated from the Spanish by Canela Llecha Llop, “La réforme agraire sous la Seconde République espagnole (1931-1939),” 89.

Omar Bessaoud, “Les réformes agraires postcoloniales au Maghreb: un processus inachevé,” 115. Lucien Bianco, “Les politiques agraires de la Révolution chinoise,” 138.

La Terre Mondialisée?

Pablo F. Luna., “Le landgrabbing: une ‘contre-réforme’ agraire?,” 157.

Revue Française de Science Politique (2016/6) https://www.cairn.info/revue-francaise-de-science-politique-2016-6.htm

Ulrike Lepont, “Les experts les plus consultés auz États-Unis: L’hypothèse d’une péri-administration: Le cas des politiques de protection maladie (1970-2010),” 887.

Carole Sigman, “’Retour de l’État’ et forms de domination en Russie: Le cas de l’enseignement supérieur,” 915. Alessio Motta, “La bavure et l’émeute: Genèse d’un signe déclencheur type dans le Rhône (1979-2000),” 937. Elda Nasho Ah-Pine, “Quel sens pour l’intégration européenne? Une typologie du sense of community par groupe de

pays en Europe,” 963.

Revue Française de Science Politique (2017/1) https://www.cairn.info/revue-francaise-de-science-politique-2017-1.htm

Antonin Cohen, “Pour une socio-histoire de la science politique: Introduction,” 7. Brigitte Gaïti and Marie Scot, “Une science sans savants? Les paradoxes de l’émergence de la science politique en

France entre 1945 et 1968,” 13. Nicolas Guilhot, “’The French Connection’: Éléments pour une histoire des relations internationales en France,” 43. Antonin Cohen, “La structuration atlantique des European Studies: La Fondation Ford et l’institut de la Communauté

européenne pour les études universitaires dans la génération d’un ‘objet’,” 69. Francisco Roa Bastos, “Des partis paradigmatiques: ‘LaPalombra & Weiner’, ‘Lipset & Rokkan’ et la science normale

du politique dans les années 1960,” 97. Christelle Dormoy-Rajramanan and Laurent Jeanpierre, “Excentrée ou excentrique? Positions de l’Université de

Vincennes dans la science politique française des années 1970,” 121. François Buton, Frédéric Lebaron, and Nicolas Mariot, “Les docteurs en science politique croient-ils en leur titre?

Une cartographie dynamique de l’espace des docteurs en science politique des années 2000,” 145.

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Revue Internationale et Stratégique (2017/1) https://www.cairn.info/revue-internationale-et-strategique-2017-1.htm

Autre Regard

Interview with Nathalie Loiseau by Samuel Carcanague and Marc Verzeroli, “Rendre service,” 7.

Éclairages

John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen M. Walt, “Offshore balancing: une stratégie globale plus efficace pour les États-Unis,” 18.

Emmanuel Hache and Sandrine Rol, “Géopolitique et géoéconomie de la Chine: nouveau pacte du Quincy ou consensus de Beijing?,” 34.

Stéphane Dubois, “Mutations du marché international du lait: une erreur d’appréciation européenne?,” 46.

Dossier: Intérêt National

Robert Chaouad, “Le paradoxe de l’intérêt national,” 57. Christopher Hill, “L’intérêt national à l’ère identités transnationales,” 77. Jean-Marc Coicaud, “Éthique et intérêt national ne sont pas mutuellement exclusifs,” 87. Jean-Marc Siroën, “L’intérêt national dans les négociations internationales commerciales. La crise du ‘mercantilisme

libéral’,” 99. Anne Deighton, “L’intérêt national britannique de la Seconde Guerre mondiale au ‘Brexit’,” 111. Vincent Legrand and Vincent Eiffling, “L’intérêt national dans la politique étrangère de la République islamique d’Iran,

une justification religieuse de l’intérêt,” 121. Patrice Sartre, “La définition de l’intérêt national en France,” 131. Antoine Bondaz, “La définition de l’intérêt national en Chine: une réalité mouvante,” 141. Bastien Alex, “Intérêt national: l’ambivalence climatique,” 149. François-Bernard Huyghe, “Pouvoir numérique et perturbation 2.0: l’intérêt national face au droit à l’information à

l’ère d’Internet,” 159.

The Royal United Services Institute Journal, Vol. 162, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rusi20/162/1?nav=tocList

Trench Gascoigne Essay Prize Winner 2016

Rob Johnson, “The Changing Character of War,” 6.

Understanding Modern War

Peter Roberts, “Designing Conceptual Failure in Warfare,” 14. Magnus Nordenman, “Back to the Gap,” 24. Gary Schaub, Jr., Martin Murphy, and Frank G. Hoffman, “Hybrid Maritime Warfare,” 32. Ofer Fridman, “Hybrid Warfare or Gibridnaya Voyna?,” 42. Robert Seely, “Defining Contemporary Russian Warfare,” 50.

Defence Procurement

David Bangert, Neil Davies, and Ryan Watson, “Managing Defence Acquisition Cost Growth,” 60.

Anonymity and Crime Reporting

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Jennifer Cole and Alexandra Stickings, “The Future of Crime Reporting,” 68.

Scandia: Tidskrift för Historisk Forskning (2016/2) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rusi20/162/1?nav=tocList

Henrik Rosengren, “Redaktören har ordet.” Henrika Tandefelt, “’Pappas egen Ernst.’ Att fostras till man och adelsman i Finland kring sekelskiftet 1900.” Kajsa Brilkman, “När och hur inleddes reformationen i det svenska riket? Ett kulturhistoriskt perspektiv på ett

gammalt problem.” Christer Ahlberger, “Scandia utblick: Dunkla reflektioner i Sennefelts spegel.”

Scandinavian Economic History Review, Vol. 65, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rusi20/162/1?nav=tocList

Alfred Reckendrees, “Economic history in times of transition,” 1. Lars Fredrik Andersson and Liselotte Eriksson, “Sickness absence in compulsory and voluntary health insurance: the

case of Sweden at the turn of the twentieth century,” 6. Johannes Hagen, “Pension principles in the Swedish pension system,” 28. Lawrence Stryker, “The King’s currency: Gustav II Adolf and the copper standard (1619—1632),” 52. Mats Hallenberg and Magnus Linnarsson, “The quest for publicness: political conflict about the organisation of

tramways and telecommunication in Sweden, c. 1900-1920,” 70. Juha Sahi, “Most-favoured-nation treaty in service of trade? Case: early trade policy relations between Finland and

Japan and their impact on the sales networks of the Finnish forest industry,” 88.

Scandinavian Journal of History, Vol. 42, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/shis20/42/2?nav=tocList

Jakob Maliks, “Corsairs and Constitutions,” 125. Janne Kivivuori, “Veli Verkko as an Early Criminologist,” 144. Henrik Ågren, “Status, Estate, or Profession?,” 166. Henrik Åström Elmersjö, “Establishing an Ideologically Coherent History,” 193. Ian Peter Grohse, “Nativism in Late Medieval Norway,” 219.

Security Studies, Vol. 26, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fsst20/26/2?nav=tocList

Luis Simón, “Neorealism, Security Cooperation, and Europe’s Relative Gains Dilemma,” 185. Andrea L. Everett, “Mind the Gap: Civlian Protection and the Politics of Peace Operation Design,” 213. Manjeet S. Pardesi, “Region, System, and Order: The Mughal Empire in Islamicate Asia,” 249. Max Abrahms and Justin Conrad, “The Strategic Logic of Credit Claiming: A New Theory for Anonymous Terrorist

Attacks,” 279. Mary Beth Altier, Emma Leonard Boyle, Neil D. Shortland, and John G. Horgan, “Why They Leave: An Analysis of

Terrorist Disengagement Events from Eighty-seven Autobiographical Accounts,” 305. Sophie Panel, “Regime Instability, Leader’s Affiliation, and Organizational Culture: Why Are Military Dictatorships

More Likely to Initiate Militarized Interstate Disputes? An Empirical Analysis, 1975-2006,” 333.

Small Wars & Insurgencies, Vol. 28, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fswi20/28/1?nav=tocList

Shanthie Mariet D’Souza, “Countering Insurgencies, Terrorism, and Violent Extremism in South Asia,” 1. Antonio Giustozzi, “Counterinsurgency Challenge in Post-2001 Afghanistan,” 12.

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Marvin G. Weinbaum, “Insurgency and Violent Extremism in Pakistan,” 34. Bibhu Prasad Routray, “India: Fleeting Attachment to the Counterinsurgency Grand Strategy,” 57. Thomas A. Marks, “Terrorism as Method in Nepali Maoist Insurgency, 1996-2016,” 81. Sameer P. Lalwani, “Size Still Matters: Explaining Sri Lanka’s Counterinsurgency Victory over the Tamil Tigers,” 119. Anatol Lieven, “Counter-Insurgency in Pakistan: The Role of Legitimacy,” 166. Shahab Enam Khan, “Bangladesh: The Changing Dynamics of Violent Extremism and the Response of the State,” 191. Samir Puri, “Brinkmanship, not COIN, in Pakistan’s post-9/11 Internal War,” 218. Namrata Panwar, “From Nationalism to Factionalism: Faultlines in the Naga Insurgency,” 233.

Small Wars & Insurgencies, Vol. 28, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fswi20/28/2?nav=tocList

Allen Newton, “The Awakening Movement: A Narrative-level Study of Mobilization,” 267. Walid Jumblatt Abdullah, “Merits and Limits of Counter-ideological Work against Terrorism: A Critical Reappraisal,”

291. John P. Cann and José Manuel Correia, “An Unlikely Alliance: Portuguese and South African Airpower in Angola,

1968-1974,” 309. Jon Strandquist, “Governmental Re-organization in Counterinsurgency Context: Foreign Policy Transfer and Operation

Switchback in South Vietnam,” 337. Steven Paget, “’A Sledgehammer to Crack a Nut’? Naval Gunfire Support During the Malayan Emergency,” 361. Colin Robinson, “How might Democratisation Affect Military Professionalism in Africa? Reviewing the Literature,”

385.

Social Science Quarterly, Vol. 97, Issue 5 (November 2016) http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ssqu.2016.97.issue-5/issuetoc

Issues in Public Health and the Environment

Feng Hao, “A Panel Regression Study on Multiple Predictors of Environmental Concern for 82 Countries Across Seven Years,” 991.

Sverker C. Jagers, Johan Martinsson, and Simon Matti, “The Environmental Psychology of the Ecological Citizen: Comparing Competing Models of Pro-Environmental Behavior,” 1005.

Wanyun Shao, James C. Garand, Barry D. Keim, and Lawrence C. Hamilton, “Science, Scientists, and Local Weather: Understanding Mass Perceptions of Global Warming,” 1023.

Katherine E. Wullert and John B. Williamson, “Democracy, Hybrid Regimes, and Infant Mortality: A Cross-National Analysis of Sub-Saharan African Nations,” 1058.

Jay L. Zagorsky and Patricia K. Smith, “Does Asthma Impair Wealth Accumulation or Does Wealth Protect Against Asthma?,” 1070.

Xiaojie Zhang, Ke Zhao, and Edward T. Jennings, Jr., “Empirical Evidence and Determinants of Region-Based Environmental Injustice in China: Does Environmental Public Service Level Make a Difference,” 1082.

Politics

Anne E. Baker, “Getting Short-Changed? The Impact of Outside Money on District Representation,” 1096. Nicholas Pyeatt and Alixandra B. Yanus, “Shattering the Marble Ceiling: A Research Note on Women-Friendly State

Legislative Districts,” 1108. Matthew Reid Krell, “Fear-Driven Donations: Campaign Contributions as Mechanisms for Entrenching White

Supremacy,” 1119. Bryan T. Gervais and Jeffrey A. Taylor, “Subpartisan Cues and Ideological Distinctions: The Effect of the Tea Party

Label on Voter Perceptions of Congressional Candidates,” 1130. Anthony K. Fleming, Paul E. Rutledge, Gregory C. Nixon, and J. Salvador Peralta, “When the Smoke Clears: Focusing

Events, Issue Definition, Strategic Framing, and the Politics of Gun Control,” 1144.

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Troy Gibson and Christopher Hare, “Moral Epistemology and Ideological Conflict in American Political Behavior,” 1157.

Of General Interest

Sarah Schmitt-Wilson and Caitlin Faas, “Alignment of Educational and Occupational Expectations Influences on Young Adult Educational Attainment, Income, and Underemployment,” 1174.

Rose M. Kreider and Elizabeth Raleigh, “Residential Racial Diversity: Are Transracial Adoptive Families More Like Multiracial or White Families?,” 1189.

Dukhong Kim, “Labor Unions and Minority Group Members’ Voter Turnout,” 1208. David R. Johnson, Christopher P. Scheitle, and Elaine Howard Ecklund, “Conservative Protestantism and Anti-

Evolution Curricular Challenges Across States,” 1227. Tomeka Davis and Bobette Otto, “Juxtaposing the Black and White Gender Gap: Race and Gender Differentiation in

College Enrollment Predictors,” 1245. Frederick Solt, “The Standardized World Income Inequality Database,” 1267. Ignacio Lago, Carlos Lagos-Peñas, and Santiago Lago-Peñas, “Democracy and Football,” 1282. Luis F. Jiménez, “Politics at the Pitch: The Impact Political Regimes Have on FIFA World Cup Success at Younger and

Senior Levels,” 1295. Sehee Han, “The Association of Self-Esteem with Individual and Contextual Levels of Social Capital: Evidence from a

Multilevel Analysis,” 1315.

South African Historical Journal, Vol. 69, Issue 1 (2017) http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ssqu.2016.97.issue-5/issuetoc

Special Section

Cynthia Kros and David Wilkins, “Introduction: Repairing the Legacies of Harm,” 1. David Wilkins, “History, Truth Telling, and the Legacies of Slavery in South Africa,” 12. Cynthia Kros, “Teaching the Past in All Its ‘Messiness’: Slavery in the Grade 7 Curriculum,” 32. Siobhan Glanvill-Miller, “’Teaching Maths is Easier Than This!’: Pre-Service Educators Confront the Challenges and

Opportunities of Teaching Emotive and Contested Pasts in Post-Apartheid History and Social Science Classrooms,” 52. Nicola Cloete, “The Politics of Unspeakability in Yvette Christiansë’s Unconfessed,” 70. Samuel North, “Museums as Tools for Understanding Slavery and its Legacies in South Africa,” 82.

Articles

John Lambert, “’Welcome Home’: White English-speaking South Africans and the Royal Visit of 1947,” 101. Linda M. Chisholm, “’Fate Comes to the Mission Schools’: Fire at Bethel, 1953,” 121.

South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies, Vol. 40, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/csas20/40/1?nav=tocList

Sugata Ray, “Hydroaesthetics in the Little Ice Age: Theology, Artisitc Cultures, and Environmental Transformation in Early Modern Braj, c. 1560-70,” 1.

Jessica E.M. Patterson, “An Eighteenth-Century Account of Sati: John Zephaniah Holwell’s ‘Religious Tenets of the Gentoos’ and ‘Voluntary Sacrifice’ (1767),” 24.

Anantdeep Singh, “Women, Wealth, and Law: Anglo-Hindu and Anglo-Islamic Inheritance Law in British India,” 40. Roger McNamara, “Developing ‘A Fine Balance’: Secularism, Religion, and Minority Politics in Rohinton Mistry’s

Family Matters,” 54. Gyanendra Pandey, “The Drive for a Monolingual Order: Segregation and Democracy in Our Time,” 71.

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Osamu Note, “Multiple Faces of Democracy: The Construction of Public Perceptions in the Media Representations of the Anti-Nuclear Movement in Tamil Nadu,” 87.

Venera R. Khalikova, “The Ayurveda of Baba Ramdev: Biomoral Consumerism, National Duty, and the Biopolitics of ‘Homegrown’ Medicine in India,” 105.

Matthew Hill and Nishank Motwani, “Language, Identity, and (In)Security in India-Pakistan Relations: The Case of Kashmir,” 123.

Bert Suykens, “The Past, Present, and Future of Slum Property Regimes in Chittagong, Bangladesh,” 146. Iftekhar Iqbal, “A Genealogy of Society: Mapping the Relationship between Samaj and Civil Society in Bangladesh,”

162. Arvind Rajagopal, “On Media and Politics in India: An Interview with Paranjoy Guha Thakurta,” 175.

Obituary

Thomas Weber, “Allan Scarfe (1931-2016),” 191.

Strategic Analysis, Vol. 41, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rsan20/41/2?nav=tocList

Stein Tønnesson and Pavel K. Baev, “Stress-Test for Chinese Restraint: China Evaluates Russia’s Use of Force,” 139. Veasna Var, “Cambodia-Thailand Sovereignty Disputes: Implications for Cambodia’s Strategic Environment and

Defence Organization,” 152. Sanjay Badri-Maharaj, “Globalization of the Jihadist Threat: Case Study of Trinidad and Tobago,” 173. Reshmi Kazi, “Global Centre for Nuclear Energy Partnership: India’s Contribution to Strengthening Nuclear Security,”

190. Jagannath P. Panda, “UNSC Resolution 2321 and the DPRK,” 197.

Strategic Analysis, Vol. 41, Issue 3 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rsan20/41/3?nav=tocList

Jayanna Krupakar, “China’s Naval Base(s) in the Indian Ocean – Signs of a Maritime Grand Strategy?,” 207. Stephen R. Nagy, “Japan’s Proactive Pacifism: Investing in Multilateralization and Omnidirectional Hedging,” 223. Akshay Joshi, “Impact of Political Economy on Economic Strategy Making in India (1947-1991),” 236. Montgomery Blah, “India’s Stance and Renewed Commitment to UN Peacekeeping,” 257. Charles J. Sullivan, “State-Building in the Steppe: Challenges to Kazakhstan’s Modernizing Aspirations,” 273. Mohammed Nuruzzaman, “Conflicts in Sunni Political Islam and Their Implications,” 285.

Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Vol. 40, Issue 3 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/uter20/40/3?nav=tocList

Brandon Colas, “What Does Dabiq Do? ISIS Hermeneutics and Organizational Fractures within Dabiq Magazine?,” 173.

Lorne L. Dawson and Amarnath Amarasingam, “Talking to Foreign Fighters: Insights into the Motivations for Hijrah to Syria and Iraq,” 191.

Samuel Oyewole, “Making the Sky Relevant to Battle Strategy: Counterinsurgency and the Prospects of Air Power in Nigeria,” 211.

Benjamin Acosta and Kristen Ramos, “Introducing the 1993 Terrorism and Political Violence Dataset,” 232. Randy Borum and Robert Fein, “The Psychology of Foreign Fighters,” 248.

Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Vol. 40, Issue 4 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/uter20/40/4?nav=tocList

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John McCoy and W. Andy Knight, “Homegrown Violent Extremism in Trinidad and Tobago: Local Patterns, Global Trends,” 267.

Brian M. Perkins, “Yemen: Between Revolution and Regression,” 300. Innocent Chiluwa, “The Discourse of Terror Threats: Assessing Online Written Threats by Nigerian Terrorist

Groups,” 318. C. Christine Fair, Jacob S. Goldstein, and Ali Hamza, “Can Knowledge of Islam Explain Lack of Support for Terrorism?

Evidence from Pakistan,” 339.

Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Vol. 40, Issue 5 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/uter20/40/5?nav=tocList

Haroro J. Ingram, “An Analysis of Inspire and Dabiq: Lessons from AQAP and Islamic State’s Propaganda War,” 357. Ioana Emy Matesan and Ronit Berger, “Blunders and Blame: How Armed Non-State Actors React to Their Mistakes,”

376. Kevin M. Fitzpatrick, Jeff Gruenewald, Brent L. Smith, and Paxton Roberts, “A Community-Level Comparison of

Terrorism Movements in the United States,” 399. Arnim Langer, Amélie Godefroidt, and Bart Meuleman, “Killing People, Dividing a Nation? Analyzing Student

Perceptions of the Boko Haram Crisis in Nigeria,” 419.

Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, Vol. 40, Issue 6 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/uter20/40/5?nav=tocList

Simon Cottee, “’What ISIS Really Wants’ Revisited: Religion Matters in Jihadist Violence, but How?,” 439. Dina Esfandiary and Ariane M. Tabatabai, “A Comparative Study of U.S. and Iranian Counter-ISIS Strategies,” 455. Antony Field, “The Dynamics of Terrorism and Counterterrorism: Understanding the Domestic Security Dilemma,”

470. Pierre Losson, “Does the International Trafficking of Cultural Heritage Really Fuel Military Conflicts?,” 484. Eleanor Beevor, “Coercive Radicalization: Charismatic Authority and the Internal Strategies of ISIS and the Lord’s

Resistance Army,” 496.

Studies in Political Economy: A Socialist Review, Vol. 98, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rsor20/98/1?nav=tocList

Stephen McBride and Sorin Mitrea, “Austerity and constitutionalizing structural reform of labour in the European Union,” 1.

Ana Garcia, “BRICS investment agreements in Africa: more of the same?,” 24. David P. Thomas and Sharoni Mitra, “Global civil society and resistance to Canadian mining abroad: building and

enhancing the boomerang model,” 48. John M. Kirk, “Alternatives – The Cuban (alternative) approach to health care,” 71. Chris Walker and Emily J. Kirk, “Alternatives – Pitfalls of polarized internationalism: protest against Cuban medical

solidarity,” 82. Emily J. Kirk, “Alternatives – Dealing with the perfect storm: Cuban disaster management,” 93.

Survival: Global Politics and Strategy, Vol. 59, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/tsur20/59/1?nav=tocList

Is Putinism a Thing?

Olga Oliker, “Putinism, Populism, and the Defence of Liberal Democracy,” 7. Samuel Charap, John Drennan, and Pierre Noël, “Russia and China: A New Model of Great-Power Relations,” 25.

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Commentary

Beatrice Fihn, “The Logic of Banning Nuclear Weapons,” 43. Michael Pocalyko, “The Businessman President,” 51.

Practicing Jihad

Nelly Lahoud, “Can Women Be Soldiers of the Islamic State?,” 61. Aaron Brantly, “Innovation and Adaptation in Jihadist Digital Security,” 79.

Articles

Michael Fischerkeller, “Incorporating Offensive Cyber Operations into Conventional Deterrence Strategies,” 103. Paul Angelo, “The Colombian Peace Process: Trial and Error,” 135.

Review Essay

Russell Crandall, “America’s Path from Malaise to Primacy,” 149.

Survival: Global Politics and Strategy, Vol. 59, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/tsur20/59/2?nav=tocList

Commentary

François Heisbourg, “The Emperor vs. the Adults: Donald Trump and Wilhelm II,” 7. Ash Carter, “The Logic of American Strategy in the Middle East,” 13. Mark Fitzpatrick, “An Order of Priorities in Confronting Iran,” 25.

Great Powers and Small States

Alexey Arbatov, “Understanding the US-Russia Nuclear Schism,” 33. Hans Mouritzen, “Small States and Finlandisation in the Age of Trump,” 67. Robert Ayson and Manjeet S. Pardesi, “Asia’s Diplomacy of Violence: China-US Coercion and Regional Order,” 85.

Articles

Nina Kollars, “Genius and Mastery in Military Innovation,” 125. Wolfram Lacher, “Was Libya’s Collapse Predictable?,” 139. David Hannay and Thomas R. Pickering, “Building on the Iran Nuclear Agreement,” 153.

Review Essay

Naysan Rafati, “Iran’s Revolutionary Guards: Readying Strength,” 167.

Terrorism and Political Violence, Vol. 29, Issue 2 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ftpv20/29/2?nav=tocList

Henar Criado, “What Makes Terrorism Salient? Terrorist Strategies, Political Competition, and Public Opinion,” 197. Michael Becker, “Why Violence Abates: Imposed and Elective Declines in Terrorist Attacks,” 215. Zhen Jiang, “Confrontations on the Issue of Terrorism between Iran and the U.S. after 1979,” 236.

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Steven T. Zech, “Counter-Terrorizing: The Use of Torture in Peru’s Counterterrorism Campaign,” 254. Julie Chernov Hwang, “The Disengagement of Indonesian Jihadists: Understanding the Pathways,” 277. Neil T.N. Ferguson, “Just the Two of Us? Civil Conflicts, Pro-State Militants, and the Violence Premium,” 296. Sofia Pinero Kluch and Alan Vaux, “Culture and Terrorism: The Role of Cultural Factors in Worldwide Terrorism (1970-

2013),” 323. Lawrence P. Markowitz, “The Resource Curse Reconsidered: Cash Crops and Local Violence in Kyrgyzstan,” 342. Charles David Freilich, “Israel’s Counter-Terrorism Policy: How Effective?,” 359. Danielle Gilbert, “Organized Violence Between War and Peace,” 377.

Third World Quarterly, Vol. 38, Issue 1 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ctwq20/38/1?nav=tocList

Zeynep Gulsah Capan, “Decolonising International Relations?,” 1. Jane Briant Carant, “Unheard voices: a critical discourse analysis of the Millennium Development Goals’ evolution

into the Sustainable Development Goals,” 16. Isaac Odoom and Nathan Andrews, “What/who is still missing in International Relations scholarship? Situating

Africa as an agent in IR theorising,” 42. Valbona Muzaka, “A dialogic approach to understanding regime conflicts: the case of the development agenda,” 61. Robert Mason, “China’s impact on the landscape of African International Relations: implications for dependency

theory,” 84. Irene I. Hadiprayitno, “Who owns the right to food? Interlegality and competing interests in agricultural

modernisation in Papua, Indonesia,” 97. Jane Shamrock, Natalie Smith, Marion Gray, Melainie Cameron, and Florin Oprescu, “People with disabilities working

in the disability sector in Timor Leste: a study of ‘lived experience’ using PhotoVoice,” 117. Anne L. Buffardi, “Mediating multiple accountabilities: variation in formal and perceived accountability among

international and domestic actors in the health sector in Peru,” 134. Anna C. Revette, “This time it’s different: lithium extraction, cultural politics, and development in Bolivia,” 149. Guy Burton, “Building ties across the Green Line: The Palestinian 15 March youth movement in Israel and occupied

Palestinian territory in 2011,” 169. Maha Abdelrahman, “Policing neoliberalism in Egypt: the continuing rise of the ‘securocratic’ state,” 185. Tanja Kleibl and Ronaldo Munck, “Civil society in Mozambique: NGOs, religion, politics, and witchcraft,” 203. Maggie Dwyer, “Situating soldiers’ demands: mutinies and protests in Burkina Faso,” 219. Sabina S. Singh, “Beyond the nation: global democratisation in Uganda and the politics of dispensation,” 235.

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André Barrinha and Sarah da Mota, “Drones and the uninsurable security subjects,” 253. Samuel Spiegel, Hazel Grey, Barbara Bompani, Kevin Bardosh, and James Smith, “Decolonising online development

studies? Emancipatory aspirations and critical reflections – a case study,” 270. Timothy Donais and Erin McCandless, “International peace building and the emerging inclusivity norm,” 291. Nir Kshetri, “The economics of the Internet of Things in the Global South,” 311. Adrian Paylor, “The social-economic impact of shale gas extraction: a global perspective,” 340. Matthew Louis Bishop, Peter Clegg, and Rosemarijn Hoefte, “Hemispheric reconfigurations in Northern Amazonia: the

‘Three Guianas’ amid regional change and Brazilian hegemony,” 356. Hanna Laako, “Understanding contested women’s rights in development: the Latin American campaign for the

humanisation of birth and the challenge of midwifery in Mexico,” 379. Marylynn Steckley and Tony Weis, “Agriculture in and beyond the Haitian catastrophe,” 397. Linda Tabar, “From Third World internationalism to ‘the internationals’: the transformation of solidarity with

Palestine,” 414. Sibonginkosi Mazibuko, “The Freedom Charter: the contested South African land issue,” 436. Roos Haer, “The study of child soldiering: issues and consequences for DDR implementation,” 450.

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Hannes Baumann, “A failure of governmentality: why Transparency International underestimated corruption in Ben Ali’s Tunisia,” 467.

Iain Watson, “Resilience and disaster risk reduction: reclassifying diversity and national identity in post-earthquake Nepal,” 483.

Alina Sajed, “Peripheral modernity and anti-colonial nationalism in Java: economies of race and gender in the constitution of the Indonesian national teleology,” 505.

Third World Quarterly, Vol. 38, Issue 3 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ctwq20/38/3?nav=tocList

Trevor Parfitt, “Inhuman development? Technics as enframing or poiesis?,” 525. Tobias Ide, “Space, discourse, and environmental peacebuilding,” 544. Samuel R. Greene, “Pathological counterinsurgency: the failure of imposing legitimacy in El Salvador, Afghanistan,

and Iraq,” 563. Michelle A. Munroe and Damion K. Blake, “Governance and disorder: neoliberalism and violent change in Jamaica,”

580. Julia Maria Schöneberg, “NGO partnerships in Haiti: clashes of discourse and reality,” 604. Timothy M. Gill, “Unpacking the world cultural toolkit in socialist Venezuela: national sovereignty, human rights, and

anti-NGO legislation,” 621. Theodore J. Davis, “Good governance as a foundation for sustainable human development in sub-Saharan Africa,”

636. Hany Besada and Ben O’Bright, “Maturing Sino-Africa relations,” 655. Wei Shen and Marcus Power, “Africa and the export of China’s clean energy revolution,” 678. Tsegaye Moreda, “Large-scale land acquisitions, state authority, and indigenous local communities: insights from

Ethiopia,” 698. Maja Janmyr, “Human rights and Nubian mobilisation in Egypt: towards recognition of indigeneity,” 717. Elizabeth Pisani and Michael Buehler, “Why do Indonesian politicians promote shari’a laws? An analytic framework

for Muslim-majority democracies,” 734. Joseph Hanlon, “Following the donor-designed path to Mozambique’s US$2.2 billion secret debt deal,” 753.

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Stein Sundstøl Eriksen, “State effects and the effects of state building: institution building and the formation of state-centred societies,” 771.

Beth A. Bee and Bimbika Sijapati Basnett, “Engendering social and environmental safeguards in REDD+ : lessons from feminist and development research,” 787.

Marcin Wojciech Solarz and Malgorzata Wojtaszczyk, “Are the LDCs really the world’s least developed countries?,” 805.

Cory Blad, Samuel Oloruntoba, and Jon Shefner, “Course corrections and failed rationales: how comparative advantage and debt are used to legitimize austerity in Africa and Latin America,” 822.

John Childs and Julie Hearn, “’New’ nations: resource-based development imaginaries in Ghana and Ecuador,” 844. Simon Philpott, “Planet of the Australians: Indigenous athletes and Australian Football’s sports diplomacy,” 862. Jonas Wolff, “Negotiating interference: US democracy promotion, Bolivia, and the tale of a failed agreement,” 882. David Hirschmann, “Framing a fiscal/cultural micro-encounter: value added tax meets calypso in Dominica,” 900. Thomas F. Purcell, Nora Fernandez, and Estefania Martinez, “Rents, knowledge, and neo-structuralism: transforming

the productive matrix in Ecuador,” 918. Matthew Sabbi, “Strategic bureaucracies: transforming funding and mundane practices of Ghanaian local

governments,” 939. Charlotte Mertens and Maree Pardy, “’Sexurity’ and its effects in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo,” 956. Shahram Akbarzadeh and James Barry, “Iran and Turkey: not quite enemies but less than friends,” 980.

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Danyel Reiche, “Why developing countries are just spectators in the ‘Gold War’: the case of Lebanon at the Olympic Games,” 996.

Enika Abazi and Albert Doja, “The past in the present: time and narrative of Balkan wars in media industry and international politics,” 1012.

Twentieth Century British History, Vol. 28, Issue 1 (March 2017) https://academic.oup.com/tcbh/issue/27/5

James Southern, “A Lady ‘in Proper Proportions’? Feminism, Lytton Strachey, and Florence Nightingale’s Reputation, 1918-39,” 1.

Kate Imy, “Kidnapping and a ‘Confirmed Sodomite’: An Intimate Enemy on the Northwest Frontier of India, 1915-1925,” 29.

Don Leggett, “Restoring Victor: Naval Heritage, Identity, and Memory in Interwar Britain,” 57. Roberta Bivins, “Picturing Race in the British National Health Service, 1948-1988,” 83. Stephen Brooke, “Space, Emotions, and the Everyday: The Affective Ecology of 1980s London,” 110.

Vingtième Siècle (2017/1) https://www.cairn.info/revue-vingtieme-siecle-revue-d-histoire-2017-1.htm

Alban Jacquemart, “Une histoire genrée des mouvements suffragistes,” 3. Laurent Erbs, “Travail et assignations de genre en sortie de guerre: Emplois féminins en Moselle (1945-1946),” 15. Alain Monchablon, “Les années Front populaire des étudiants de Paris,” 27. Hugo Melchior, “Le militantisme révolutionnaire à l’heure de la clandestinité dans les années 1968: Le cas du Parti

communiste marxiste-léniniste de France,” 39. Louise Devaine, “Genèse des théâtres de banlieue rouge et paradoxes du communisme municipal: Le cas de Malakoff,

le tournant des années 1960-1970,” 55. Mathieu Fulla, “Des élus godillots? Les députés socialistes face aux nationalisations de 1981-1982,” 71 Alexandre Saintin, “Des intellectuels français à la rencontre du Duce et du Führer,” 83. David Serfass, “Le dilemme de Nankin: Tergiversations autour de la reconnaissance du gouvernement de

collaboration chinois (1940-1945),” 99. Sébastien Ledoux, “Le mémoire, mauvais objet de l’historien?,” 113. Sylvain Doussot, “Recherches historiques, recherches didactiques et formation à l’enseignement de l’histoire,” 129.

The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 74, No. 1 (January 2017) https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5309/willmaryquar.74.issue-1

Edward E. Andrews, “Tranquebar: Charting the Protestant International in the British Atlantic and Beyond,” 3.

Forum: Quakers and the Lived Politics of Early America

Geoffrey Plank, “Quakers as Political Players in Early America,” 35. Adrian Chastain Weimer, “Elizabeth Hooton and the Lived Politics of Toleration in Massachusetts Bay,” 43. Benjamin L. Carp, “’Fix’d almost amongst Strangers’: Charleston’s Quaker Merchants and the Limits of

Cosmopolitanism,” 77. Nicholas P. Wood, “A ‘class of Citizens’: The Earliest Black Petitioners to Congress and Their Quaker Allies,” 109.

Women’s History Review, Vol. 26, Issue 3 (2017) http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rwhr20/26/3?nav=tocList

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Kristen Brill, “’I Had the Men from the Start’: General Benjamin Butler’s occupation of New Orleans,” 319. N.C. Fleming, “Women and Lancashire Conservatism between the Wars,” 329. Stephanie Green, “The Public Life of Charlotte Carmichael Stopes,” 350. Sumita Mukherjee, “The All-Asian Women’s Conference 1931: Indian women and their leadership of a pan-Asian

feminist organisation,” 363. Adrian Williamson, “The Law and Politics of Marital Rape in England, 1945-1994,” 382. Beth Ann Williams, “’Call Us Ms.’: Viva and arguments for Kenyan women’s respectable citizenship 1975-80,” 414. Leanne Calvert, “’Do not forget your bit wife’: love, marriage, and the negotiation of patriarchy in Irish Presbyterian

marriages, c. 1780-1850,” 433. Tamar Hager, “Justice, Morality, or Politics: why did the British legal system execute Selina Wadge?,” 455. Mina Roces, “Filipino Elite Women and Public Health in the American Colonial Era, 1906-1940,” 477.

World Policy Journal, Vol. 34, No. 1 (Spring 2017) http://wpj.dukejournals.org/content/34/1.toc

Fascism Rising

Christopher Shay, “Editor’s Note: All Else Follows,” 1. Natasha Bluth, Melody Chan, J. Olaf Kleist, Antony Loewenstein, Dominique Trudel, Ekaterina Zabrovskaya, and

Sydette Harry, “The Big Question: What Role Does the Media Play in Driving Xenophobia?/Germany:Two Faces of Refugee Reporting/Fairness>Objectivity/Ruptures Across the Body Politic/Russia: What We Focus on/An Illusion of Diversity,” 3.

Sarah Kendzior, “From Andijon to Bowling Green: Fabricated Terrorism in Uzbekistan and the United States,” 9. Enzo Traverso, “Trump’s Savage Capitalism: The Nightmare is Real,” 13. Cole Stangler, “The Left Restored is Mightier than Le Pen,” 18. “Map Room: C’est L’économie, Stupide?,” 24. Terri E. Givens, “How the Left can Right Itself,” 26. “Antatomy: Rise of the Far Right in Europe,” 30. Asher Schechter, “’We’ve Won’: How Trump Empowers Israel’s Far Right,” 33. Ian Bateson, “A People without a History Won’t Fight: The Battle to Control Ukraine’s Past,” 42. Maria Snegovaya, “It is Time to Drop the F-Bomb on Russia? Why Putin is Almost a Fascist,” 48.

Conversation

“Stay Outraged: A Conversation with Masha Gessen,” 55.

Portfolio

Alejandro Cegarra, “Total Collapse: Venezuela after Chávez,” 60.

Feature

Robbie Corey-Boulet, “Emboldened by Outsiders, Restricted at Home: How Sexism Holds Back Queer Women in West and Central Africa,” 75.

Omar G. Encarnación, “The Patriarchy’s Revenge: How Retro-Macho Politics Doomed Dilma Rousseff,” 82. Laleh Khalili, “The Roads to Power: The Infrastructure of Counterinsurgency,” 93. Alex Eliseev, “Trials and Errors: The Promises and Pitfalls of South Africa’s Criminal Justice System,” 100. Thomas Graham, Rajan Menon, and Jack Snyder, “Ukraine Between Russia and the West: Buffer or Flashpoint?,”

107. Stephanie A. Limoncelli, “Legal Limits: Ending Human Trafficking in Supply Chains,” 119. “Infographic: #Populism,” 126.

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