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i I the Question of Ownership and Property Rights, ed. Chen Shenshen; Remaking the Economic Institutions of Socialism: Index China and Eastern Europe, ed Victor Nee and David Stark, with Mark Selden; and Resistance to Change in the Soviet Eco¬ 1993: Volume 25, Numbers 1-4 nomic System: A Property Rights Approach, by Jan Winiecki / review essay James D. Seymour: “Toward an East Asian Confederation of In¬ dependent States?”; China's Minority Nationalities, ed. Ma Yin; Lianbang Zhongguo Guoxiang, by Yan Jiaqi; A/us/im Chinese: Ethnic Nationalism in the People's Republic, by Dm C. Gladney; Muslims in Central Asia: Expressions of Identity Vol. 25, No. 1 / Jan.-Mar.1992 and Change, ed. Jo-Ann Gross; and Xianjiang: The Land and Ngo Tak-wing: “Civil Society and Political Liberation in Taiwan” the People / review essay C. L. Chiou: “The 1990 National Affairs Conference and the Future of Robert B. Stauffer: Postcolonial Industrialization and NIC-dom— Democracy in Taiwan” Myths and Lessons from East and Southeast Asia; Developmental Linda Gail Arrigo: “A Brief Report on Taiwan’s National Legislative States in East Asia, ed. Gordon White; Driving a Bargain: Automo¬ Yuan Elections, 19 December 1992” bile Industrialization and Japanese Firms in Southeast Asia, by Bill Mihalopoulos: “The Making of Prostitutes: The Karayuki-san" Richard F. Doner, Japan s New Imperialism, by Rob Steven; Labour Kashiwagi Hirosuke: Hayashi Kyoko’s “Processionon a Cloudy Day” and Industry in AS^N, by Peter Limqueco, Bmce McFarlane, and (Kumoribi no koshin) / translation Jan Odhnoff; and Pathways from the Periphery: The Politics of Linda Gail Arrigo: Women in Taman Politics: Overcoming Barriers to Growth in Newly Industrializing Countries, by Stephen Haggard / re¬ Women's Participation in a Modernizing Society, by Chou Bih-er, view essay Cal Clark, and Janet Clark; The Chosen Women in Korean Politics: W. Randall Ireson: “New Perspectives on Laos”; Historical Dictionary An Anthropological Study, by Soh Chung-Hee / review essay of Laos, by Martin Stuart-Fox and Mary Kooyman; Hmong: History Charles W. Lindsey: A Contract for Underdevelopment: Subcontract- of a People, by Keith Quincy; In a Little Kingdom, by Perry Stieglitz; ingfor Multinationals in the Philippines Semiconductor and Gar¬ Lao Peasants under Socialism, by Grant Evans; Laos: Beyond the ment Industries, by Cornelia H. Aldana / review Revolution, ed. Joseph J. Zasloff and Leonard Unger; Le Laos: Notes from the Field Strategies d’un Etat-Tampon, by Christian Taillard; Political Strug¬ Charles Scheiner: East Timor Update gles in Laos, 1930-1954, by Geoffrey C. Gunn; and Rebellion in Laos: Peasants and Politics in a Colonial Backwater, by Geoffrey C. Vol. 25, No. 2 / Apr.-June 1993 Gunn / review essay Notes from the Field Jim Taylor: “Social Activism and Resistance on the Thai Frontier: Linda Gail Arrigo: “A View of the United Nations Conference on The Case of Phra Prajak Khuttajitto” Human Rights, Vienna, June 1993” Saskia E. Wieringa: “Two Indonesian Women’s Organizations: Ger- Gregory FeecAt; “Development, Regional Equity, and Political wani and the PKK” Change in China” Robert T. Robinson: ‘“The Greenery of Well-Engineered Fac¬ tory Complexes’: Fiji’s Garment-Led Export Industrialization Strategy” Vol. 25, No. 4 / Oct-Dec. 1993 John DeFrancis: “Writing Reform: Back to the Future” Special Issue on Women and Religious Nationalism in India Kurt Jacobsen: “WGBH Makes History” Amrita Basu: “Women and Religious Nationalsim in India: An Intro¬ Douglas Kellner: War and Television, by Bruce Cumings / review duction” Nick Knight: “Mao Zedong’s Thought and Chinese Marxism; Recent Zoya Hasan: “Communalism, State Policy, and the Question of Documents and Interpretations: The Thought of Mao Tse-tung, by Women’s Rights in Contempoary India” Stuart Schram; Philosopohy and Politics in China: The Controversy Tanika Sarkar: “The Women of the Hindutva Brigade” over Dialectical Materialism in the 1930s, by Werner Meissner; The Amrita Basu: “Feminism Inverted: The Real Women and Gendered Im¬ Secret Speeches of Chairman Mao: From the Hundred Flowers to agery of Hindu Nationalism” the Great Leap Forward, ed. Roderick MacFarquhar, Timothy Paola Bacchetta: “All Our Goddesses Are Armed: Religion, Resis¬ Cheek, and Eugene Wu; Report from Xunwu, by Mao Zedong / re¬ tance, and Revenge in the Life of a Militant Hindu Nationalist view essay Woman” Edward Friedman: “Mythmakers and Manicheans on China”; China Anthony P. D’Costa: India and the World-System”; India and the Sch Misperceived: American Illusions and Chinese Reality, by Steven viet Union: Trade and Technology Transfer, by Santosh Mehrotra; Mosher/rev/ew South Asia and World Capitalism, ed. Sugata Bose / review essay Third World Resources: “Asia and the Pacific: Resources for Educa¬ Notes from the Field: Anticommunalism in South Asia tion and Action” Sampradayikta Virodhi Andolan: On the Struggle against Commu¬ Notes from the Field nalism “Amerasian Children—Living Legacy in the Philippines” Association of Indian Progressive Study Groups: Political implica¬ tions of the Demolition of the Babri Mosque Vol. 25, No. 3 / July-Sept 1993 Indian Citizens in India: An Appeal To All Our Brothers and Sisters in Southern California, U. S. A., to Place Facts, Not Pseudofacts, before Zhu Ling and Mark Selden: “Agricultural Cooperation and the Family Real Indians Who Live In (Not Just Visit) This Great Country of Ours Farm in China” AnTonia J, Shouse: “Environmental Alert on the Tibetan Plateau” SAHMAT Performance and Exhibit for Cultural Understanding Re¬ Kenneth J. Ruoff: “Mr. Tomino Goes to City Hall: Grass-Roots De¬ sults in Criminal Chai;ges: A Selection of Accounts mocracy in Zushi City, Japan” Meredith Tax, International PEN Writers’ Committee: Taslima Harry Williams: “Words Not Spoken—Recent Writings on Nasrin: A Background Paper Property and Change in China”; Chinese State Enterprises: A Radhika Lai: A Report on the Concerned South Asians Coalition: One Regional Property Rights Approach, by David Granick; On Year after Ayodhy a