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Journal of Historical Sociology Vol. 13 No. 4 December 2000 ISSN 0952-1909 The Journal of Historical Sociology at Index to Volume 13*, 2000 *All articles, whether they are Review, Schools and Scholars or Issues and Agendas pieces, are arranged alphabetically according to authors last names. If the article is jointly authored, the article will be cited twice. The numbers 13.1 refer to Volume and Issue. Remembrances of Love Past AOKI DOUGLAS SADAO (13.1) Modernism and the Machine Farmer BANTJES Rop (13.2) Why were the 1980s “Millenarian”? Style, Repertoire, Space and Authority in South Africa’s Black Cities Bozzoui BELINDA (13.1) ‘Making us do the things we ought to do’: Constructing Teacher Identity in Alberta Normal Schools HOo.uman K. A. (13.2) Life Insurance, the Medical Examination and Cultural Values JUREIDINI RAY AND KEVIN WHITE (13.2) Between Description and Explanation in State Theory: Rethinking Marx and Weber KELLY DUNCAN (13.2) “The World's Against Me as A Black Man”: Charles Mingus and Segregated America Kine DESMOND (13.1) “Launched into Eternity:” Sympathetic Interaction as a Response to Public Executions in Canada West, 1847-1869 LANNING ROBERT (13.3) Inventing Mastery: Patriarchal Precedents and the Legal Status of Indigenous People in Australia MILLER PAVLA (13.3) © Blackwell Publishers Ltd 2000. Published by Blackwell Publishers, 108 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1JF, UK and 350 Main Street, Malden, MA 02148, USA. Journal of Historical Sociology Vol. 13 No. 4 December 2000 ISSN 0952-1909 The Journal of Historical Sociology at Index to Volume 13*, 2000 *All articles, whether they are Review, Schools and Scholars or Issues and Agendas pieces, are arranged alphabetically according to authors last names. If the article is jointly authored, the article will be cited twice. The numbers 13.1 refer to Volume and Issue. Remembrances of Love Past AOKI DOUGLAS SADAO (13.1) Modernism and the Machine Farmer BANTJES Rop (13.2) Why were the 1980s “Millenarian”? Style, Repertoire, Space and Authority in South Africa’s Black Cities Bozzoui BELINDA (13.1) ‘Making us do the things we ought to do’: Constructing Teacher Identity in Alberta Normal Schools HOo.uman K. A. (13.2) Life Insurance, the Medical Examination and Cultural Values JUREIDINI RAY AND KEVIN WHITE (13.2) Between Description and Explanation in State Theory: Rethinking Marx and Weber KELLY DUNCAN (13.2) “The World's Against Me as A Black Man”: Charles Mingus and Segregated America Kine DESMOND (13.1) “Launched into Eternity:” Sympathetic Interaction as a Response to Public Executions in Canada West, 1847-1869 LANNING ROBERT (13.3) Inventing Mastery: Patriarchal Precedents and the Legal Status of Indigenous People in Australia MILLER PAVLA (13.3) © Blackwell Publishers Ltd 2000. Published by Blackwell Publishers, 108 Cowley Road, Oxford OX4 1JF, UK and 350 Main Street, Malden, MA 02148, USA. Index to Volume 13, 2000 The Pagan Bulgars and Byzantine Christianity in the Eighth and Ninth Centuries NIKOLOV STEPHAN (13.3) “Kana sora ratswa ngaritswe”: African Nationalists and Black Workers - The 1948 General Strike in Colonial Zimbabwe PHIMISTER IAN AND BRIAN RAFTOPOULOS (13.3) The Survivors: My Last Sixty-Six Long-Playing Records - For Ray Smith and Bob Glass RICHMOND COLIN (13.1) A Synopsis for a Book on Cricket in Twenty-Four Parts RICHMOND COLIN (13.4) Plexus Solaris PAVLOVIC SRDJA (13.4) “Kana sora ratswa ngaritswe”: African Nationalists and Black Workers - The 1948 General Strike in Colonial Zimbabwe RAFTOPOULOS BRIAN AND IAN PHIMISTER (13.3) Exhibiting the Museum PROCHASKA DAVID (13.4) Culture and History in the Halfway House: Ethnography, Tradition and the Rural Middle Class in the West of Ireland Saris JAMIE A. (13.1) From Kolkhoz to Holding Company: A Hungarian Agricultural Producer Co-operative in Transition Swaln NIGEL (13.2) Life Insurance, the Medical Examination and Cultural Values WHITE KEVIN AND Ray JUREIDINI (13.2) Reported Speech and other Kinds of Testimony VAUGHAN MEGAN (13.3) Roman Frontiers and European Perceptions WHITTAKER C. R. (13.4) Further Remarks on Goldhagen’s Hitler’s Willing Executioners ZAYARNYUK ANDRIY (13.1) © Blackwell Publishers Ltd 2000.