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VOLUME
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CONTENTS
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VOLUME 2, Number 1 JANUARY 1998 |
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Kate Currie (UK) • Gender, Subaltern Studies and the Invisibility of Women 1-8
Robert J. Gregory (New Zealand) • The "Vietnam Mamas": Predecessors of Corporate Rule 9-16
Jan Brouwer (India) • Nomenclative Expressions of Thought. Place Names and Other Name Related to Artisans and their work in Karnataka 17-29
Deepak Kumar Behera and Ranju H. Sahu (India) • Neighbourhood Relations of the Telugu Speaking Immigrants of Rural Western Orissa 31-37
Atul K. Pandy and S.L. Malik (India) • Mortality and Opportunity of Selection in Idu and Digaru Mishmis of Arunachal Pradesh 39-44
Mohammad Taghi Skeykhi (Iran) • Urbanization and Youths' Problems with Special Reference to Asia: Causes, Consequences and Remedies 45-51
Angello J. Mwilawa, Nashon K.R. Musimba and Rashid S, Kidunada (Tanzania) • Traditional Range Resource Utilization. Experience Gained Among the Pastoralists of Tanzania 53-57
K. Sheela and Shashikala Puttaraj (India) • The Effect of Commercialization of Subsistence Agriculture on the Living Standards of the Farming Families 59-71
Veena Bhasin (India) • Ecology, Economy and Society: Their Interaction Amongst the Gaddis of Himachal Pradesh 73-82
Book Reviews 83-89
VOLUME 2, Number 2-3 (SPECIAL ISSUE) APRIL & JULY 1998
Open-Ended History: Dangers and Dilemmas of Transition FATOS TARIFA (Guest Editor)
Fatos Tarifa (USA) • Disparities and Uncertainties: Reflections on Communist and Post-Communist Eastern Europe 91-103
Wolf Heydebrand (USA) • On the Transformation of "Unresponsive" Societies: The Case of State Socialism 105-115
Steven Peaff (USA) • The Theory of Civil Society and the East German Revolution: Movements, Protest, and the Process of Political Change 117-133
Christiane Lemake (Germany) • Contentious Actions in Comparative Perspective: Is East Germany a Special Case? 135-142
Barbara Heyns (USA) • Meaning and Measurement in the Post-Communist Labor Market: Employment and Unemployment in Poland, 1992-1996 143-157
Lynne Haney (USA) • The Creation of a Discretionary Welfare State: Professionalization and the Politics of Welfare Reform in Hungary 159-172
Georg Vobruba (Germany) • The Social Dynamic of Welfare Gaps: Prolegomena to the Transnationalization of Sociology 173-183
Ken Palmer (USA) • Post-Communist Barriers to Democracy and Democratic Political Culture: The Case of Poland 185-193
Anthony Oberschall (USA) • Collective Violence in Bosnia 195-209
Fatos Tarifa and Bas De Gaay Fortman (1. USA, 2. The Netherlands) • Vulnerable Democracies: The Challenge of Legitimacy of Post-Communist Systems 211-219
VOLUME 2, Number 4 OCTOBER 1998
Peter J.M. Nas and Antonia J. Houweling (The Netherlands) • The Network Metaphor: An Assessment of Castells' Network Society Paradigm 221-232
Jan Brouwer (India) • The Indigenous Concept of Development. As Analysed in Artisans' Oral Tradition in Karnataka 233-239
Robert J. Gregory (New Zeland) • A Conceptual Frame Work or Process Model for Community Psychology 241-243
Shanti Balda, Kym Irving and Donna Berthelsen (India, Australia) • Maternal Disciplinary Techniques in Australia and India 245-251
Rajib Acharya (India) • Gender Disparity, Development and Fertility Transition in India: An Inter- State Analysis 253-263
K.S. Babu (India) • The Educational Status of the Child Labourers and the Special Schools in Gem Polishing Industry of Jaipur 265-271
Subha Ray (India) • Health-Seeking Behaviour of Two Squatter Groups of Calcutta City: A "Case Study" Approach 273-279
T.J. Kamalanabhan (India) • Youth and Media- Its Implications 281-287
Book Review 289
Index
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