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Stähle, 631-

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from Wuxi County,” by James Kai-Sing Kung, 675-

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“The Soviet Union and detente of the 1970s,” by Vladislav Zubok, 427-

“Joining the conservative brotherhood: Israel, President Nixon, and the politicalconsolidation of the ‘special relationship, 1969-73,” by Noam Kochavi, 449-

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“Detente and human rights: American and West European perspectives on internationalchange,” by Jeremi Suri, 527-

Cold War International History Project Bulletin No.16 (Spring 2008)http://www.wilsoncenter.org/index.cfm?topic_id=1409&fuseaction=topics.publications&group_id=404244

Inside China’s Cold War

“Editor’s Introduction: Archival Thaw in China,” by Christian F. Ostermann

The Geneva Conference of 1954 - Part 1 “New Evidence from the Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s

Republic of China,” Introduction by Chen Jian and Shen Zhihua

“The Declassification of Chinese Foreign Ministry Archival Documents, A BriefIntroduction,” by Zhang Sulin

“Russian Documents on the 1954 Geneva Conference,” Introduction by Paul Wingrove

New Evidence on Chinese-Soviet Relations - Part 2 “To the Summit via Proxy-Summits: New Evidence from Soviet and Chinese Archives on

Mao’s Long March to Moscow, 1949,” by Sergey Radchenko and David Wolff

New Evidence on Sino-Albanian Relations - Part 3 “‘Albania is not Cuba’: Sino-Albanian Summits and the Sino-Soviet Split,” edited,

annotated and introduced by Ana Lalaj, Christian F. Ostermann, and Ryan Gage

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SergeyRadchenko

“Twenty-Four Soviet-Bloc Documents on Vietnam and the Sino-Soviet Split, 1964–1966,”

Annotation and Introduction by Lorenz M. Luthi

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“The History of North Korean Attitudes toward Nuclear Weapons and Efforts to AcquireNuclear Capability” by Balasz Szalontai (excerpt from CWIHP e-Dossier No. 14)

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Bipolar Confrontation, Villa Medicea ‘La Ferdinanda’ (Artimino, Italy) 27-29 April2006,” by Duccio Basosi, Matteo Gerlini, and Angela Romano

The 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq War: A CWIHP Critical Oral History Conference

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Special Issue: Freedoms at Midnight

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balancing’ and ‘soft bandwagoning,’” by Alexandru Grigorescu, 281-

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“‘State administration’ vs. self-government in the Slovak and Czech Republics,” byPhillip J. Bryson, 339-

“Decline and revitalization in post-communist urban context: A case of the Polish city—Gdansk,” by Dominika Polanska, 359-

“Local governance in post-Soviet Armenia: Leadership, local development andaccountability,” by Babken V. Babajanian, 375-

Contemporary British History, Vol.22, No.3 (2008)http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=g902659424~db=all

Articles “A Weak Sister? Macmillan, Suez and the British Economy, July to November, 1956,” by

Robert Cooper, 297-

“‘Saturated with Biological Metaphors’: Professor John Macmurray (1891-1976) and thePolitics of the Organic Movement,” by Philip Conford, 317-

“Protests Against the Vietnam War in 1960s Britain: The Relationship betweenProtesters and the Press,” by Nick Thomas, 335-

“Hollowing Out the State: Public Choice Theory and the Critique of Keynesian SocialDemocracy,” by Noel Thompson, 355-

“‘Dispute’, ‘Battle’, ‘Siege’, ‘Farce’? Grunwick 30 Years On,” by Jack McGowan, 383-

“Who's Afraid of Saddam Hussein? Re-examining the 'September Dossier' Affair,” bySteven Kettell, 407-

Contemporary European History, Vol.17, No.4 (November 2008)http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayIssue?jid=CEH&volumeId=17&issueId=04

Articles

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“Franco-British Relations and the Question of Conscription in Britain, 1938–1939,” byDaniel Hucker, 437-

“Did the German Occupation (1940–1945) Ruin Dutch Industry?” by Hein A. M.Klemann, 457-

“‘Only the Best British Brides’: Regulating the Relationship between US Servicemen andBritish Women in the Early Cold War,” by Giora Goodman, 483-

“Conflicts over the State Monopoly of Education in Slovakia, 1945–1948: Catholics,Communists and Democrats,” by James Ramon Felak, 505-

“In Search of a Greater Economic Entity: Norway and the Sterling Area Episode of theEarly 1950s Reconsidered,” by Lars Fredrik Øksendal, 523-

“Negotiating Credibility: Britain and the International Monetary Fund, 1956–1976,by Ben Clift and Jim Tomlinson, 545-

Review Articles “Perspectives on War in the Twentieth Century,” by Stefanie Schüler-Springorum, 567-

“From a Culture for Youth to a Culture of Youth: Recent Trends in the Historiography ofWestern Youth Cultures,” by Oded Heilbronner, 575-

Cooperation and Conflict, Vol. 43, No.3 (September2008)http://cac.sagepub.com/content/vol43/issue3/

“Chief Executive Organization and Advisory Arrangements for Foreign Affairs: The Caseof Sweden,” by Karl Magnus Johansson, 267-

“Mikhail Gorbachev, the Murmansk Initiative, and the Desecuritization of InterstateRelations in the Arctic,” by Kristian Åtland, 289-

“Africa's Evolving Security Architecture and the Concept of Multilayered SecurityCommunities,” by Benedikt Franke, 313-

Review Essay Back-To-Back Review: Ontological Investigations: Colin Wight, Agents, Structures, and

International Relations. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006. By PatrickThaddeus Jackson, 341-

Back-To-Back Review: Motives, Essentialism and Defending the West Pole: PatrickJackson, Civilizing the Enemy: German Reconstruction and the Invention of the West.

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Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Press, 2006. By Colin Wight, 347-

“Pragmatic, Not Dogmatic, Ontology: A Reply to Colin Wight,” by Patrick ThaddeusJackson, 354-

“Living with Hume's Problem: Reply to Patrick Jackson,” by Colin Wight, 357-

Diplomacy & Statecraft, Vol.19, No.3 (September 2008)http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=g902388715~db=all

Editorial “An Appreciation of Erik Goldstein, Editor, Diplomacy & Statecraft, 1989-2007,” by B. J.

C. McKercher, 381-

Articles “Introduction: Appeasement: Rethinking the Policy and the Policy-Makers,” by Michael

Roi, 383-

“National Security and Imperial Defence: British Grand Strategy and Appeasement,1930-1939,” by B. J. C. McKercher, 391-

“Appeasement: Before and After Revisionism,” by Sidney Aster, 443-

“The Spirit of Ulysses? Ideology and British Appeasement in the 1930s,” by G. BruceStrang , 481-

“Now that the Milk is Spilt : Appeasement and the Archive on Intelligence,” by John R.Ferris, 527-

“Appeasement in the Late Third Republic,” by Martin Thomas, 566-

Diplomatic History, Vol.32, No.3 (June 2008)http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/118503844/toc

Forum; Biography after the Cultural Turn “Broken Circle: The Isolation of Franklin D. Roosevelt in World War II,” by Frank ‘

Costigliola, 677

“Henry Kissinger, the American Dream, and the Jewish Immigrant Experience in theCold War,” by Jeremi Suri, 719-

Conflicted Hegemon: LBJ and the Dominican Republic,” by Randall B. Woods, 749-

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Commentary “‘Thick Description’: An Assessment of FDR, LBJ, and Henry Kissinger,” by Petra Goedde,

767-

“Foreign Relations Biography and the Cultural Turn,” by Andrew Rotter, 773-

Articles “‘A Messiah that Will Never Come’: A New Look at Saratoga, Independence, and

Revolutionary War Diplomacy,” by Chris Tudda, 779- “Diplomats in Turmoil: Creating a Middle Ground in Post-Anschluss Austria,” by Melissa

Jane Taylor, 811-

“A Perfect (Free-Market) World? Economics, the Eisenhower Administration, and theSoviet Economic Offensive in Latin America,” by Bevan Sewell, 841-

“The Aesthetic of Analysis: National Intelligence Estimates and Other AmericanAppraisals of the Cold War Triangular Relationship,” by Sulmaan Wasif Khan, 869

“Winning Hearts and Minds: U.S. Psychological Warfare Operations in Singapore, 1955–1961,” by S. R. Joey Long, 899-

The Engendering of Anticommunism and Fear in Chile's 1964 Presidential Election,” byMargaret Power, 931-

“Space-Strike Weapons" and the Soviet Response to SDI,” by Peter J. Westwick, 955-

English Historical Review, Vol.CXXIII, No. 503 (August 2008)http://ehr.oxfordjournals.org/content/volCXXIII/issue503/index.dtl

Articles “Master Stephen Langton, Future Archbishop of Canterbury: The Paris Schools and

Magna Carta,” by John W. Baldwin, 811-

“Thomas More on Inquisitorial Due Process,” by Henry Ansgar Kelly, 847-

“The Road to Farndon Field: Explaining the Massacre of the Royalist Women at Naseby,”by Mark Stoyle, 895-

“Gender and the Development of Forensic Science: A Case Study,” by Julia Rudolph, 924-

“The British Government and the South African Neutrality Crisis, 1938–39,” by AndrewStewart, 947-

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Review Article “Consolidating the Empire: New Views on Ottoman History, 1453–1839,” by Christine

Woodhead, 973-

English Historical Review, Vol.CXXIII, No. 504 (October 2008)http://ehr.oxfordjournals.org/content/volCXXIII/issue504/index.dtl

Articles “The Unoriginality of Tito Livio Frulovisi's Vita Henrici Quinti,” by David Rundle, 1109-

“Catholic Loyalism in Early Stuart England,” by Michael Questier., 1132-

“The Pirate, the Governor and the Secretary of State: Aliens, Police and Surveillance inEarly Nineteenth-Century Gibraltar,” by Stephen Constantine, 1166-

“‘Local Self-Government Is True Socialism’: Joshua Toulmin Smith, the State andCharacter Formation,” by Ben Weinstein, 1193-

“Industry, Class and Society: A Historiographic Reinterpretation of Michel Chevalier,” byMichael Drolet, 1229-

Review Article “Between the Bear and the Dragon: Nixon, Kissinger and U.S. Foreign Policy in the Era of

Détente,” by Matthew Jones, 1272-

European History Quarterly, Vol.33, No.4 (October 2008)http://ehq.sagepub.com/content/vol38/issue4/

“The Social and Religious Meaning of Nationalism: The Case of Prussian Conservatism1815-1871,” by Doron Avraham, 525-

“The Religionspolitik of Emperor Ferdinand I (1521-1564): Tyrol and the Holy RomanEmpire,” by M.A. Chisholm, 551-

“International History, Religious History, Catholic History: Perspectives for Cross-Fertilization (1830-1914),” by Vincent Viaene, 578

“Theorizing the Political in Germany, 1890-1945: Max Weber, Carl Schmitt, FranzNeumann,” by Christian H. Emden, 608-

“Man, Myth and Monuments: The Legacy of Otto von Bismarck (1866-1998),”by Frank Lorenz Müller, 626-

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European Journal of East Asian Studies, Vol. 7, No. 1 (June 2008)http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/brill/eeas/2008/00000007/00000001

“Introduction: Understanding the Rise of the Individual in China,” by Yunxiang Yan, 1-

“'He Is He, and I Am I': Individual and Collective among China's Rural Elderly,” by StigThøgersen and Ni Anru, 11-

“Individualisation and Politics in China: The Political Identity and Agency of PrivateBusiness People,” by Jørgen Delman and Xiaoqing Yin, 39-

“Me and My Family: Perceptions of Individual and Collective among Young RuralChinese,” by Mette Halskov Hansen and Cuiming Pang, 75-

“A Collective of Their Own: Young Volunteers at the Fringes of the Party Realm,” byUnn Målfrid H. Rolandsen, 101-

“Critiquing the Idea of Japanese Exceptionalism: Japan and the Coordination of NorthKorea Policy,” by Linus Hagström, 131

European Journal of International Relations, Vol.14, No.3 (September 2008)http://ejt.sagepub.com/content/vol14/issue3/

“Security: Collective Good or Commodity?” by Elke Krahmann, 379-

“The Mystery of Modern Wealth: Mercantilism, Value, and the Social Foundations ofLiberal International Order,” by Chris Boyle, 405-

“A Quest for Inspiration in the Liberal Peace Paradigm: Back to Bentham?” by TomasBaum, 431-

“Cross-National Policy Networks and the State: EU Social Policy Transfer to Poland andHungary,” by Beate Sissenich, 455-

“Institutional Balancing and International Relations Theory: EconomicInterdependence and Balance of Power Strategies in Southeast Asia,” by Kai He,489-

“Geostrategies of the European Neighbourhood Policy,” by Christopher S. Browningand Pertti Joenniemi, 519-

The European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms, Vol.13, No.5 (August 2008)http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=g901620669~db=all

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Special Issue: The Language of the Sciences and Humanities

Articles “Epistemic Virtues and Leibnizian Dreams: On the Shifting Boundaries between Science,

Humanities and Faith,” by Oren Harman and Peter L. Galison, 551-

“Disciplinary Distinctions before the ‘Two Cultures,’” by Ann Blair, 577-

“The Two Cultures and Systems Biology: How Philosophy Starts Where Science Ends,”

by Yanay Ofran, 589-

“Taking the Linguistic Turn Seriously,” by Menachem Fisch, 605-

“Cultural Darwinism,” by Nathaniel Comfort, 623-

Reviews “Genesis and Nature in Early Greek Philosophy,” by Darryl J. Murphey, 639-

“Still Looking for the Image in French Philosophy,” by Michael Berman, 645-

“'And What Was Kierkegaard's Weapon? But a Pen!'” by Jacob Golomb, 651-

The European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms, Vol.13, No.6 (October 2008)http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=g903099025~db=all

Articles “Practical Reasonableness, Theory, and the Science of Self-Understanding,” by Jason

Robinson, 687-

“Agnes Heller's Existential Ethics and Bare Life,” by John Grumley, 703-

“Robinson Crusoe's Illness: Literature and Medicine,” by Fernando Dias de Avila-Pires,715-

“Revisionism in the Twentieth Century: A Bankrupt Concept or Permanent Practice?” byEvi Gkotzaridis, 725-

Reviews “A New Political Economy of Ancient Greece?” by Hans Derks, 743-

“As the Romans Did,” by Victory Castellani, 747-

“Paris as a Great Functional Space: Spatial Urbanism and Plug-In Architecture in the1960s,” by Wayne Anderson, 753-

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European Review of History: Revue Europeenne d'Histoire, Vol.15, No.5 (October2008)http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=g902564379~db=all

“Marché foncier et systèmes de production agricoles au XIXe siècle: le cas dudépartement de Brescia (Lombardie orientale),” by Paolo Tedeschi, 459-

“The nation as seen from below: Rome in 1870,” by Dora Dumont, 479-

“Uncontrolled urban housing in interwar Greece: the rise of the city in urban andnational politics,” by Georgios Kritikos, 497-

“Revolution, uprising, civil war: the conceptual dilemmas of 1956,” by Gbor Gyni, 519-

“Spain's and Poland's Road to NATO: the problem of continuity and change in theforeign policy of a democratising state,” by Beata Wojna, 533-

Europe-Asia Studies, Vol.60, No.7 (September 2008)http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=g901701157~db=all

“The Internet and Anti-military Activism in Russia,” by Markku Lonkila, 1125-

“Minority Political Inclusion in Mikheil Saakashvili's Georgia,” by Julie A. George, 1151-

“Manipulating Politics: Domestic Investors in Ukrainian Privatisation Auctions 2000-2004,” by Heiko Pleines, 1177-

“The Internationalisation of the Russian-Chechen Conflict: Myths and Reality,” by EmilSouleimanov and Ondrej Ditrych, 1199-

“Stalinist Public or Communitarian Project? Housing Organisations and Self-ManagedCanteens in Moscow's Frunze Raion,” by Yasuhiro Matsui, 1223-

“The Partition of Khorezm and the Positions of Turkestanis on Razmezhevanie,” byHasan Ali Karasar , 1247-

Europe-Asia Studies, Vol.60, No.8 (October 2008)http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=g902438837~db=all

Articles “Social Capital and Community Participation in Post-Soviet Armenia: Implications for

Policy and Practice,” by Babken V. Babajanian, 1299-

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“Catching the 'Shanghai Spirit': How the Shanghai Cooperation Organization PromotesAuthoritarian Norms in Central Asia,” by Thomas Ambrosio, 1321-

“Generational Differences in Russian Attitudes towards Democracy and the Economy,”by Jeffrey W. Hahn and Igor Logvinenko, 1345-

“Technical Efficiency, Allocative Efficiency and Profitability in Hungarian Small andMedium-Sized Enterprises: A Model with Frontier Functions,” by Ivan Major, 1371-

“Scientific, Institutional and Personal Rivalries among Soviet Geographers in the LateStalin Era,” by Denis J. B. Shaw and Jonathan D. Oldfield, 1397-

“The National Ideology and the Basis of the Lukashenka Regime in Belarus,” by NataliaLeshchenko, 1419-

Europe-Asia Studies, Vol.60, No.9 (November 2008)http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=g904098577~db=all

Special Section: Temporary Migration and Community Cohesion: The Nature and Impact ofMigration from East-Central to Western Europe

“Editor's Introduction,” by Anne White, 1463-

“Polish 'Temporary' Migration: The Formation and Significance of Social Networks,” byAnne White and Louise Ryan, 1467-

“The Influence of Migration on Origin Communities: Insights from Polish Migrations tothe West,” by Tim Elrick, 1503-

“The Contested Terrain of the Parallel Society: The Other Natives in ContemporaryGreece and Germany,” by Christin Hess, 1519-

Articles “Under the Kremlin's Thumb: Does Increased State Control in the Russian Gas Sector

Endanger European Energy Security?” by Andreas Heinrich, 1539-

“Which Minority is Appeased? Coalition Potential and Redistribution in Latvia andUkraine,” by Stephen Bloom, 1575-

Discussion Article “The European Union as a Regional Normative Hegemon: The Case of European

Neighbourhood Policy,” by Hiski Haukkala, 1601-

Review Article

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“Putin's Russia and the 'New Cold War': Interpreting Myth and Reality,” by David J.Galbreath, 1623-

Foreign Affairs, Vol. 87, No.5 (September/October 2008)http://www.foreignaffairs.org/2008/5.html

Essays “The Next President,” by Richard Holbrooke

“The September 12 Paradigm,” by Robert Kagan

“How to Leave a Stable Iraq,” by Stephen Biddle, Michael E. O'Hanlon, and Kenneth M.Pollack

“Containing Climate Change,” by Carter F. Bales and Richard D. Duke

“Millions Uprooted,” by António Guterres

“Making Intervention Work,” by Morton Abramowitz and Thomas Pickering

“Keeping up with Asia,” by Yoichi Funabashi

“Morning in Latin America,” by Jorge G. Castañeda

“The Land of Hope Again?” by Dominique Moïsi

Reviews and Responses “A War to Start All Wars” by Shlomo Ben-Ami

“Just Cause,” by Christopher Hitchens

“There Will Be Blood,” By Nicholas Shaxson

“Mirrors and Smoke,” by Stephen R. Graubard

“American Oligarchs,” by Katrina vanden Heuvel

Foreign Affairs, Vol. 87, No.6 (November/December 2008)http://www.foreignaffairs.org/2008/6.html

Essays “The Five Day War,” by Charles King

“What Has Moscow Done?” by Stephen Sestanovich

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“From Great Game to Grand Bargain,” by Barnett R. Rubin and Ahmed Rashid

“The Latter-Day Sultan,” by Akbar Ganji

“The Politics of Hunger,” by Paul Collier

“The Logic of Zero,” by Ivo Daalder and Jan Lodal

“Minor League, Major Problems,” by Charles A. Kupchan

“Brazil’s Big Moment,” by Juan de Onis

“Arrested Development,” by J. Brian Atwood, M. Peter McPherson, and Andrew Natsios

“Freight Pain,” by Marc Levinson

“After the Crash,” by James Grant

Reviews and Responses “Political Disorders” by Sherwin D. Nuland

“Politics First,” by Marc Lynch

“Rice’s Record,” by Steven L. Hall

“Rethinking the Embargo,” by Rens Lee

Foreign Policy, Issue 169 (November/December 2008)http://www.foreignpolicy.com/resources/directory.php

Cover Story “America’s Hard Sell,” by Bruce W. Jentleson and Steven Weber

Prime Numbers “Change is in the Air,” by William Swellbar

Essays “Think Again: The Catholic Church ,” by John L. Allen Jr.

“The Dream Team”

“The Lie We Love,” by E. J. Graff

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“The Global Cities Index”

“Power to the People,” by Eric Werker

Missing Links “After the Fall,” By Moisés Naím

Foreign Policy Analysis, Vol.4, No.4 (October 2008)http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/118509067/issueyear?year=2008

“The History of Imposed Democracy and the Future of Iraq and Afghanistan,” byAndrew J. Enterline and J. Michael Greig, 321-

“Congress, Presidential Approval, and U.S. Dispute Initiation,” by David J. Brulé, 349-

“A Political Theory of Economic Statecraft,” by Jean-Marc F. Blanchard and Norrin M.Ripsman, 371-

“International Media's Role on U.S.–Small State Relations: The Case of Nepal,”by Jason Miklian, 399-

“‘Comfort to Our Adversaries’? Partisan Ideology, Domestic Vulnerability, and StrategicTargeting,” by Dennis M. Foster, 419-

“Managing Controversy: U.S. Stability Seeking and the Birth of the Macedonian State,”by Jonathan Paquin,437-

French Historical Studies, Vol.31, No.2http://fhs.umn.edu/

Special Issue; War, Society and Culture

Introduction, by David A. Bell and Martha Hanna

“The Experience and Culture of War in the Eighteenth Century: The British Raids on theBreton Coast, 1758,” by David Hopkin, Yann Lagadec and Stéphane Perréon

“War and Terror: The Law of Nations from Grotius to the French Revolution,” by DanEdelstein

“In the Land of Joan of Arc: The Civic Education of Girls and the Prospect of War inFrance, 1871-1914,” by Margaret H. Darrow

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“The Consumers' War: Paris, 1914-1918,” by Tyler Stovall

“‘They are Undesirables’: Local and National Responses to Gypsies during World WarII,” by Shannon L. Fogg

French History, Vol.22, No.3 (September 2008)http://fh.oxfordjournals.org/content/vol22/issue3/

“The conversion of infidels and heretics: baptism and confessional allegiance in Nantesduring the early wars of religion (1550–1570),” by Elizabeth C. Tingle, 255-

“Much ado about nothing? The intendant, the gentilshommes and the investigationsinto nobility in Burgundy (1664–1670),” by Jérôme Loiseau, 275-

“The bric-a-brac of the old regime: collecting and cultural history in post-revolutionaryFrance,” by Tom Stammers, 295-

“A ‘theatre of rule’? Domestic service in aristocratic households under the ThirdRepublic,” by Elizabeth C. MacKnight, 316-

“Selbstmord or Euthanasia? Who killed the Ligue des droits de l'homme?” by NormanIngram, 337-

French Politics, Culture & Society, Vol. 26, No.2 (Summer 2009)http://berghahn.publisher.ingentaconnect.com/content/berghahn/fpcs/2008/00000026/00000002

Articles “Tocqueville, Comparative History, and Immigration in Two Democracies,” by Nancy L.

Green, 1- “A Brief Comment on Nancy Green's Essay,” by Arthur Goldhammer, 13-

“The Lithographic Conspiracy: How Satire Framed Liberal Political Debate inNineteenth-Century France,” by Amy Wiese Forbes, 16-

“Pierre Goldman: From Souvenirs obscurs to Lieu de memoire,” by Donald Reid, 51-

“Apology and the Past in Contemporary France,” by Julie Fette, 78-

“La naissance d'un geant: Arcelor-Mittal (1948-2006),” by Eric Godelier, 114-

German History, Vol.26, No.4 (October 2008)http://gh.oxfordjournals.org/content/vol26/issue3/index.dtl

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Preface “Imagining Germany from Abroad: The View from Britain and the United States: A Joint

Preface,” by Paul Betts, Maiken Umback and Ken Ledford, 455-

Articles “Britain and Germany: A Love-Hate Relationship?” by Patrick Major, 457-

“Fleet Street and the Kaiser: British Public Opinion and Wilhelm II,” by LotharReinermann, 469-

“England and German Christmas Festlichkeit, c.1800–1914,” by Neil Armstrong, 486-

The ‘Mein Kampf Ramp’: Emily Overend Lorimer and Hitler Translations in Britain,” byDan Stone, 504-

“‘Our Friend Rommel’: The Wehrmacht as ‘Worthy Enemy’ in Postwar British PopularCulture,” by Patrick Major, 520-]

“In Search of Antifascism: The British Left's Response to the German DemocraticRepublic during the Cold War,” by Stefan Berger and Norman LaPorte, 536-

Review Articles “New Perspectives in Anglo–German Comparative History,” by Andreas Fahrmeir, 553-

“Atlantic Transfers: Recent Work on the German-American Exchange,” by H. GlennPenny, 563-

German Politics & Society, Vol. 26, No. 2 (Summer 2008)http://berghahn.publisher.ingentaconnect.com/content/berghahn/gerpol/2008/00000026/00000002

Articles “Migration and Cultural Interaction across the Centuries: German History in a European

Perspective,” by Dirk Hoerder, 1-

“New Places, New Identities: The (Ever) Changing Concept of Heimat,” by Uta Larkey,24-

“We Acted as Though We Were in a Movie: Memories of an East German Subculture,” byLutz Kube, 45-

“When the Son Is Older than the Father: Dominik Graf's Denk ich an DeutschlandTelevision Film,” by Margit Sinka, 56-

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Forum “Transport Infrastructure in Shrinking (East) Germany,” by Weert Canzler, 79-

German Studies Review, Vol.31, No.3 (October 2008)http://www.people.carleton.edu/~dprowe/GSR.Current.html

“Instrumentalization of Volksdeutschen in German Propaganda in 1939: Replacing/Erasing Poles, Jews, and Other Victims,” by Doris L. Bergan, 447-

“The Trials of Herschel Grynszpan: Anti-Jewish Policy and German Propaganda, 1938–1942,” by Alan E. Steinweis, 471-

“Holocaust and Resistance in Vilnius: Rescuers in Wehrmacht Uniforms,” by Karl-HeinzSchoeps, 489-

“Gegen den Bürger, für das (Er-)Leben: Raoul Hausmann und der Berliner Dadaismusgegen die ‘Weimarische Lebensauffassung,’” by Ricardo Bavag, 513-

“Returning to America: German Prisoners of War and the American Experience,” byBarbara Schmitter-Heisler, 537-

Dealing with the GDR Past in Today’s Germany: The Lives of Others: “Stasiploitation—Why Not? The Scriptwriter’s Historical Creativity in The Lives of

Others,” by Thomas Lindenberger, 557-

“Stasi with a Human Face? Ambiguity in Das Leben der Anderen,” by Mary Beth Stein,567-

“Stasi Goes to Hollywood: Donnersmarcks The Lives of Others und die Grenzen derAuthentizität,” by Jens Gieseke, 580-

Fiktion oder erlebte Geschichte? Zur Frage der Glaubwürdigkeit des Films Das Lebender Anderen,” by Manfred Wilke, 589-

“The Humanization of the Stasi in Das Leben der Anderen,” by Cherly Dueck, 599-

The Historian, Vol.70, No.3 (Fall 2008)http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/117959161/toc

“Henry Le Waleys: London Merchant and Royal Servant,” by Boyd Breslow, 431-

“Controlling the Butchers in Late Medieval English Towns,” by David R. Carr, 450-

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“Retaliatory Raids as an Accelerating Factor Leading to the Six-Day War,” by Moshe Gat,462-

“Ethnohistory: From Inception to Postmodernism and Beyond,” by Kelly K. Chaves, 486-

The Historical Journal, Vol.51, No.3 (June 2008)http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayIssue?jid=HIS&volumeId=51&issueId=03

Articles “Latitudinarianism And Apocalyptic History In The Worldview Of Gilbert Burnet, 1643–

1715,” by Tony Claydon, 577-

“Anglo-Moroccan Relations And The Embassy Of Ahmad Qardanash, 1706–1708,” byJ. A. O. C. Brown, 599-

“Parliamentary Enclosure, Property, Population, And The Decline Of ClassicalRepublicanism In Eighteenth-Century Britain,” by S. J. Thompson, 621-

“Thomas Carlyle, ‘Young Ireland’ And The ‘Condition Of Ireland Question,’” by JohnMorrow, 643-

“British Representatives And The Surveillance Of Italian Affairs, 1860–70,” by O. J.Wright, 669-

“Archimandrite Mikhail (Semenov) And Russian Christian Socialism,” by Simon Dixon,689-

“Province, Metropolis, and the Literary Career of Phyllis Bentley in the 1930s,” by DaveRussel, 719-

Historiographical Reviews “Recent Work In British Naval History, 1750–1815,” by N. A. M. Rodger, 741-

Review Essays “World And Global History,” by Marnie Hughes-Warrington, 753-

“James II, The Glorious Revolution, and the Destiny of Britain,” by Tim Harris, 763-

“Image Matters” by Ludmilla Jordanova, 777-

“Liberty And Nationalism In Ireland, 1798–1922,” by Eugenio F. Biagini, 793-

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Historical Reflections Vol.34, No.1 (Spring 2008)http://berghahn.publisher.ingentaconnect.com/content/berghahn/hisref

Special Issue: Emotional Latitudes: The Ambiguities of Colonial and Post-ColonialSentiment

“Emotional Latitudes: The Ambiguities of Colonial and Post-Colonial Sentimen,” by MattMatsuda and Alice Bullard, 1-

“The Anti-Empire of General de Boigne: Sentimentalism, Love, and Cultural Differencein the Eighteenth Century,” by William M. Reddy, 4-

“‘Et Plus Si Affinités’: Malagasy Marriage, Shifting Post-Colonial Hierarchies, andPolicing New Boundaries,” by Jennifer Cole, 26-

“Race and Sex, Fear and Loathing in France during the Great War,” by Richard S.Fogarty, 50-

“Surviving Slavery: Sexuality and Female Agency in Late Nineteenth and EarlyTwentieth-Century Morocco,” by Chouki El Hamel, 73-

“On Photography, History, and Affect: Re-Narrating the Political Life of a LaotianSubject,” by Panivong Norindr, 89-

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