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Society for Comparative Studies in Society and History
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ADMINISTRATION (Field) James W. Fesler, French Field Administration: the Beginnings, V: 76-111. cf. Colonialism
AFRICA
cf. Immigrants, Political Parties, Political Systems, Religion ALIEN ENCLAVES
R. Bayly Winder, The Lebanese in West Africa, IV: 296-333. cf. Colonialism
ARISTOCRACIES
Otto Forst de Battaglia, The European Nobility in the Middle Ages, V: 60-75. L. Genicot, La Noblesse au Moyen Age dans I'ancienne "Francie": une Solutioni
V: 52-9. Charles Gibson, The Aztec Aristocracy in Colonial Mexico, II: 169-96. Leslie H. Palmier, The Javanese Nobility under the Dutch, II: 197-227. Lawrence Stone, Marriage among the English Nobility in the 16th and 17th Centuries,
III: 182-206, with comment by William J. Goode, III: 207-14. cf. Bureaucracy
ASSOCIATIONS
Maurice Freedman, Immigrants and Associations: Chinese in Nineteenth-Century Singapore, III: 25-48.
--, Overseas Chinese Associations: A Comment, III: 478-80. Marjorie Topley, The Emergence and Social Function of Chinese Religious Associa-
tions in Singapore, III: 289-314. Tsien Tche-Hao, La vie sociale des chinois a Madagascar, III: 170-81. cf. Immigrants
BUDDHISM
cf. Monasticism BUREAUCRACY
S. N. Eisenstadt, Internal Contradictions in Bureaucratic Polities (Egyptian, Chinese, Roman, Byzantine, Spanish American Empires, Sassanid Persia, ancien regime France), I: 58-75.
BURMA
cf. Frontiers, Religion CAMBODIA
cf. Cities (Coe) CHINESE
cf. Associations, Intellectuals CITIES
Michael D. Coe, Social Typology and Tropical Forest Civilizations, IV: 65-85. John Friedmann, Cities in Social Transformation, IV: 86-103. Richard M. Morse, Latin American Cities: Aspects of Function and Structure, IV:
473-93.
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Gideon Sjoberg, comment on The Creativity of Cities, V: 115-18. Sylvia L. Thrupp, The Creativity of Cities (review article), IV: 53-64. cf. Social Mobility, Political Philosophy and Parties
COLONIALISM
J. A. Barnes, Indigenous Politics and Colonial Administration with special reference to Australia, II: 133-49.
Bernard S. Cohn, The British in Benares: A Nineteenth Century Colonial Society, IV: 169-99.
Robert Eric Frykenberg, British Society in Guntur during the Early Nineteenth Centu- ry, IV: 200-08.
Hyman Kublin, The Evolution of Japanese Colonialism, II: 67-84. Martin Deming Lewis, One Hundred Million Frenchmen: the 'Assimilation' Theory in
French Colonial Policy, IV: 129-53. cf. Political Opposition
COMPARATIVE STUDY
Sigmund Neumann, The Comparative Study of Politics, I: 105-12. Sylvia L. Thrupp, Editorial, I: 1-4.
-, Our Objectives, V: 118-20.
COMPARATIVE STUDY IN AMERICAN HISTORY
Harry V. Jaffa, Conflicts within the Idea of the Liberal Tradition, V: 274-78. Leonard Krieger, A View from the Farther Shore, V: 269-73. Marvin Meyers, Louis Hartz, The Liberal Tradition in America: An Appraisal, V:
261-69. Louis Hartz, Comment, V: 279-84. cf. Historiography
CONFERENCES, reports on Everett C. Hughes, Sociology in Moscow, I: 102-4.
- , Social Sciences in Prague, I: 288-90. A. R. Lewis, The Second International Congress of the United States and Mexico, I:
400-1. W. B. Watson, Climate and History, V: 361-62.
CONSTITUTION MAKING
Russell H. Fitzgibbon, The Process of Constitution Making in Latin America, III: 1-11.
COURTLY LOVE
Herbert Moller, The Social Causation of the Courtly Love Complex, I: 137-63.
CULTURE Marshall S. Hodgson, The Interrelations of Societies in History, V: 227-50. J. Kritzeck, Moslem-Christian Understanding in Medieval Times (review article), IV:
387-401. Robert E. F. Smith, Russian History and the Soviet Union, IV: 375-87. Mary C. Wright, Revolution from Without? (A commentary on T. H. von Laue's
Imperial Russia at the Turn of the Century), IV: 247-52. cf. Language and Communications, Modernization
CYCLES
A. L. Kroeber, Comments on the Gray's Four Hundred Year Cycle in Human Ability, I: 230-41.
DACOITS
cf. Venality
DEMOGRAPHY
Richard A. Easterlin, Implications of the Demographic History of Developed Coun- tries for Present-day Underdeveloped Nations, II: 374-8.
John T. Krause, On the Possibility of Increasing Fertility in the Underdeveloped Na- tions, II: 485-88.
SUBJECT INDEX 483
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- , Some Implications of Recent Work in Historical Demography, (England, Ire- land, French Canada, Scandinavia, India), 1: 164-88.
cf. Social Mobility
DIFFUSION OF IDEAS Harold Schiffrin and Pow-Key Sohn, Henry George on Two Continents: A Compara-
tive Study in the Diffusion of Ideas, II: 85-109.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Rondo E. Cameron, Comparative Economic Progress (Review article), III: 231-9. Thomas J. Orsagh, Progress in Iron and Steel, 1870-1913, III: 216-30. cf. Monasticism
FEUDALISM John W. Hall, Japanese Feudalism: A Reassessment, V: 15-51. Lawrence Krader, Feudalism and the Tatar Policy of the Middle Ages, I: 76-99.
FRANCE
cf. Political Philosophy and Parties
FRONTIERS John S. Galbraith, The "Turbulent Frontier" as a Factor in British Expansion, II: 150-
68. Dietrich Gerhard, The Frontier in Comparative View, I: 206-29. A. N. J. den Hollander, The Great Hungarian Plain: a Frontier Area, III: 74-88, III:
155-69. Edmund Leach, The Frontiers of "Burma", III: 49-68, with comment by Isidore Dyern
III: 69-73. HISTORIOGRAPHY
Louis Hartz, American Historiography and Comparative Analysis: Further Reflections, V: 365-77.
J. G. A. Pocock, "History and Theory" (review article), IV: 525-35. --, The Origins of Study of the Past: A Comparative Approach, IV: 209-46. cf. Comparative Study, Culture, State
HISTORY, SENSE OF John T. Marcus, Time and the Sense of History: West and East, III: 123-39. Bernard Cohn, The Pasts of an Indian Village, III: 241-9.
HUNGARY
cf. Frontiers IMMIGRANTS
W. T. Morrill, The Ibo in Twentieth Century Calabar, V: 424-48. cf. Associations, Cities
INDIA
cf. Law, Religion, Venality
INTELLECTUALS E. A. Kracke, Jr., The Changing Role of the Chinese Intellectual: An Introductory
Note, I: 23-5. Vladimir C. Nahirny, The Russian Intelligentsia: from Men of Ideas to Men of Con-
victions, IV: 403-35. Edward Shils, The Intellectuals and the Powers: Some Perspectives for Comparative
Analysis, I: 5-22. Traian Stoianovich, The Pattern of Serbian Intellectual Evolution, 1830-1880,1:242-72. Earl Swisher, Chinese Intellectuals and the Western Impact, 1838-1900, I: 26-37. cf. Westernization
484 SUBJECT INDEX
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Rene Millon, Clara Hall and May Diaz, Conflict in the Modern Teotihuacan Irriga- tion System, IV: 494-524.
ISLAM Leonard Binder, The Islamic Tradition and Politics, II: 250-56. Clifford Geertz, The Javanese Kijaji: The Changing Role of a Cultural Broker, II:
228-49. White, Hayden V., Ibn Khaldin in World Philosophy of History (review article), II:
110-25. cf. Religion, State
ITALY
cf. Labor, Peasantry, Political Systems
JAPAN
cf. Feudalism, Social Mobility. JAVA
cf. Aristocracies, Religion LABOR
Pierfrancesco Bandettini, The Employment of Women in Italy, 1881-1951, II: 369-74. Sidney Mintz, Labor and Sugar in Puerto Rico and Jamaica, 1800-1850, I: 273-80,
with comment by Elsa V. Goveia, I: 281-3. Morris David Morris, The Recruitment of an Industrial Labor Force in India, with
British and American Comparisons, II: 305-28. John Leddy Phelan, Free versus Compulsory Labor: Mexico and the Philippines,
1540-1648, I: 189-201. Gaston V. Rimlinger, The Legitimation of Protest: A Comparative Study in Labor
History, II: 329-43.
LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS
E. de Dampierre, Note sur "Culture" et "Civilisations", III: 328-40. Serif Mardin, Some Notes on An Early Phase in the Modernization of Communica-
tions in Turkey, III: 250-71, with comment by Robert F. Spencer, III: 272-6. Douglas Taylor, New Languages for Old in the West Indies, III: 277-88.
LATIN AMERICA
cf. Aristocracies, Cities, Constitution Making LAW
J. Duncan M. Derrett, The Administration of Hindu Law by the British, IV: 10-52. Asaf A. A. Fyzee, Muhammadan Law in India, V: 401-15. A. St. J. Hannigan, The Imposition of Western Law Forms Upon Primitive Societies,
IV: 1-9. Brian Tierney, "The Prince is Not Bound by the Laws." Accursius and the Origins of
the Modern State, V: 378-400.
LITERACY
Jack Goody and Ian Watt, The Consequences of Literacy, V: 304-45.
MARRIAGE
cf. Aristocracy MAYA CIVILIZATION
cf. Cities (Coe) MELANESIA and POLYNESIA
cf. Political Systems
MESSIANISM, MILLENARISM
cf. Religion, Utopianism
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Serif Mardin and Robert F. Spencer, Debate on the Modernization of Turkey, IV: 125-8.
cf. Culture
MONARCHY
cf. Bureaucracy, Law
MONASTICISM
Andre Bareau, Indian and Ancient Chinese Buddhism: Institutions Analogous to the Jisa, III: 443-51.
Robert J. Miller, Buddhist Monastic Economy: the Jisa Mechanism, III: 427-38, with comment by George Murphy, III: 439-42.
J. A. Raftis, Western Monasticism and Economic Organization, III: 452-69.
NATIONALISM
Nikki Keddie, Religion and Irreligion in Early Iranian Nationalism, IV: 265-95. Hans Rogger, Nationalism and the State: A Russian Dilemma, IV: 253-64.
NETHERLANDS
cf. Revolution
NEW NATIONS
cf. Political Parties
ORDER, SOCIAL AND LEGAL
Max Rheinstein, Epistemology and Social Order, review of F. S. C. Northrop, The Complexity of Legal and Ethical Experience, III: 12-24.
cf. Constitution Making
PEASANTRY
Folke Dovring, Peasantry, Land Use, and Change (review article), IV: 364-74. D. Kumar, Caste and Landlessness in South India, IV: 337-63. Eric R. Wolf, Cultural Dissonance in the Italian Alps, V: 1-14.
POLITICAL OPPOSITION
D. E. Apter, Some Reflections on the Role of Political Opposition in New Nations, IV: 154-68.
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND PARTIES
William 0. Aydelotte, Voting Patterns in the British House of Commons in the 1840s, V: 134-63.
Phillips Cutright, Nonpartisan Electoral Systems in American Cities, V: 212-26. Robert F. Gray, Political Parties in New African Nations, V: 449-61 with comment
by L. P. Mair, V: 462-5. Duncan MacRae, Jr., Intraparty Divisions and Cabinet Coalitions in the Fourth
French Republic, V: 164-211. Ali Al'Amin Mazrui, Edmund Burke and Reflections in the Congo, V: 121-33.
POLITICAL SYSTEMS
Hans Baron, The Social Background of Political Liberty in the Early Italian Renais- sance, II: 440-51.
Marvin Becker, Some Aspects of Oligarchical, Dictatorial and Popular Signorie in Florence, 1282-1382, II: 421-39.
L. A. Fallers, Despotism, Status Culture and Social Mobility in an African Kingdom, II: 11-32.
David L. Hicks, Sienese Society in the Renaissance, II: 412-20. Marshall D. Sahlins, Poor Man, Rich Man, Big-Man, Chief: Political Types in Mela-
nesia and Polynesia, V: 283-301. Edward Shils, Political Development of the New States (1 and II), II: 265-92, 379-411. Francis X. Sutton, Representation and the Nature of Political Systems, II: 1-10. cf. Colonialism, Islam, Revolution
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POVERTY, attitudes to relief of Robert Bremner, Modern Attitudes toward Charity and Relief, I: 377-82. Brian Tierney, The Decretists and the "Deserving Poor", I: 360-73, with comment by
Brian Rodgers, I: 374-6, and by Robert Bremner, I: 377-82.
PROJECTS, international Jacques Bousquet, An Enquiry into the Organization of Historical Research, I: 100-02. Silvio Zavala, International Collaboration in the History of America, I: 284-7. cf. Conferences
RELIGION L. P. Mair, Independent Religious Movements in Three Continents, (Africa, Mela-
nesia, North America), I: 113-36, with comment by Margaret Mead, I: 324-9. Justus M. van der Kroef, Javanese Messianic Expectations: their Origin and Cultural
Context, I: 299-323. George O. Totten, Buddhism and Socialism in Japan and Burma, II: 293-304. Ernst Werner, Popular Ideologies in Late Medieval Europe: Taborite Chiliasm and its
Antecedents, II: 344-63. cf. Islam, State
RELIGIOUS CONCEPTS AND POLITICAL ATTITUDES
Joseph R. Levenson, Confucian and Taiping 'Heaven': the Political Implications of Clashing Religious Concepts, IV: 436-53.
cf. Nationalism
REVOLUTION
Gordon Griffiths, The Revolutionary Character of the Revolt of the Netherlands, II: 452-72.
Theodore H. von Laue, Imperial Russia at the Turn of the Century: the Cultural Slope and the Revolution from Without, III: 353-67.
George Nadel, The Logic of the "Anatomy of Revolution" with reference to the Netherlands Revolt, II: 473-84.
I. Schoffer, "The Dutch Revolt Anatomized": Some Comments, III: 470-77. C. C. Wrigley, The Christian Revolution in Buganda, II: 33-48. cf. Political Systems, Religion
RUSSIA
cf. Culture, Intellectuals, Nationalism SLAVERY
Carl N. Degler, Slavery and the Genesis of American Race Prejudice, II: 49-66 and Letter to Editor, II: 492-6.
Oscar and Mary F. Handlin, Letter to Editor, II: 489-91.
SOCIAL MOBILITY
Vernon K. Dibble and Ping-ti Ho, Debate: the Comparative Study of Social Mobility, III: 315-27.
Ping-ti Ho, Aspects of Social Mobility in China, 1368-1911, I: 330-59. Robert J. Smith, Aspects of Mobility in Pre-Industrial Japanese Cities, V: 416-24. Sylvia L. Thrupp, Hierarchy, Illusion and Social Mobility, II: 126-8. cf. Courtly Love, Political Systems
SOCIAL SECURITY
Gaston V. Rimlinger, Social Security, Incentives and Controls in the U.S. and U.S.S.R., IV: 104-24.
SOCIALISM
cf. Religion STATE
Peter Charanis, The Transfer of Population as a Policy in the Byzantine Empire, III: 140-54.
487
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Rushton Coulborn, The State and Religion: Iran, India and China, I: 44-57. - ,The State and Religion: Reply to the Critics, I: 387-93. Joseph R. Strayer, The State and Religion: an Exploratory Comparison in Different
Cultures (Greece, Rome, the West, Islam), I: 38-43. James H. Nichols, The State and Religion: a Comment, I: 383-5. J. van Buitenen, The State and Religion: a Comment (India), I: 385-7. cf. Bureaucracy, Feudalism, Law
STYLE
Frangois Bucher, Cistercian Arcitectural Purism, III: 89-105. Anthony Garvan, The New England Plain Style, III: 106-22.
TURKEY
cf. Modernization UTOPIANISM
Ernest Tuveson, The Power of Believing (review article), V: 466-77. VENALITY
George A. Floris, A Note on Dacoits in India, IV: 467-72. Robert M. Marsh, The Venality of Provincial Office in China and in Comparative
Perspective, IV: 454-66. WESTERNIZATION
Shanti S. Tangri, Intellectuals and Society in nineteenth-Century India, III: 368-94. Y. C. Wang, Intellectuals and Society in China 1860-1949, III: 395-426. cf. Revolution
BOOK REVIEWS
Benda, Harry J., The Crescent and the Rising Sun, Reviewed by Amry Vandenbosch, II: 257-61.
Bendix, Reinhard, Max Weber, an Intellectual Portrait, Reviewed by Everett C. Hughes, III: 341-8.
Bruck, Eberhard, Kirchenvater und soziales Erbrecht, Reviewed by Max Rheinstein, III: 348-50.
Eliade, Mircea, Patterns of Comparative Religion, Reviewed by Howard D. Smith, I: 291-5.
Ho, Ping-ti, Studies on the Population of China, 1368-1953, Reviewed by J. J. Spengler, V: 112-14.
Kantorowicz, Ernst H., The King's Two Bodies, Reviewed by John A. Wilson, I: 394-6. La Regalita sacra. Contributi al tema dell' VIII Congresso internazionale di storia delle
reliogioni (Roma, Aprile 1955), Reviewed by Percy Ernst Schramm, V: 357-60. Mandrou, Robert, Introduction a la France moderne: essai de psychologie historique,
1500-1640, Reviewed by Felix Gilbert, V: 251-3; Julian Pitt-Rivers, V: 253-8. Moraze, Charles, Les bourgeois conquerants, Reviewed by S. G. Checkland, I: 295-8. van Niewenhuijze, C. A. O., Aspects of Islam in Post-Colonial Indonesia, Reviewed by
Amry Vandenbosch, II: 257-61. Plessner, Helmuth, Untersuchungen zur Lage der deutschen Hochschullehrer, Reviewed
by Everett C. Hughes, I: 202-4. Recuils de la Societe Jean Bodin. No X. L'Etranger. Reviewed by Max Rheinstein, II:
364-8.
Rosenberg, Hans, Bureaucracy, Aristocracy, and Autocracy-The Prussian Experience 1660-1815, Reviewed by Marc Raeff, I: 396-9.
Taeger, Fritz, Charisma: Studien zur Geschichte der antiken Herrscherkultes, Reviewed by Percy Ernst Schramm, V: 357-60.
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Armytage, W. H. G., Heavens Below: Utopian Experiments in England, 1560-1960, V: 466-77.
Daniel, Norman, Islam and the West: The Making of an Image, IV: 388-401. Firey, Walter, Man, Mind and Land. A Theory of Resource Use, IV: 364-74. Khaldun, Ibn, The Muqaddimah, An Introduction to History, translated by Franz Ro-
senthal, II: 110-25.
Kraeling, Carl H. and Robert M. Adams (editors), City Invincible. A Symposium on Urbanization and Cultural Development in the Ancient Near East, IV: 53-64.
Mumford, Lewis, The City in History, its Origins, its Transformations, and its Prospects, IV: 53-64.
Nadel, George H. (editor), History and Theory: Studies in the Philosophy of History, IV: 525-35.
Northrop, F. S. C., The Complexity of Legal and Ethical Experience, III: 12-24. Rostow, W. W., The Stages of Economic Growth: A Non-Communist Manifesto, III:
231-9. Sanford, Charles L., The Quest for Paradise: Europe and the American Moral Imagina-
tion, V: 466-77.
Sjoberg, Gideon, The Preindustrial City, Past and Present, IV: 53-64.
Youngson, A. J., Possibilities of Economic Progress, III: 231-9.
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