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JOURNAL WATCH, J to Z
H-Diplo Journal and Periodical Review
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Third Quarter 2011

18 July 2011

Compiled by Lubna Qureshi, Independent Scholar

The Journal of African History, Vol. 52, Issue 1 (March 2011)
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David Wheat, “The First Great Waves: African Provenance Zones for the
• Transatlantic Slave Trade to Cartagena de Indias, 1570-1640,” 1.

Jan-Bart Gewald, “On Becoming a Chief in the Kaokoveld, Colonial Namibia, 1916-
• 1925,” 23.

Molly McCullers, “’We Did It so that We Will Be Men’: Masculinity Politics in Colonial
• Namibia, 1915-49,” 43.

Adam Mohr, “Capitalism, Chaos, and Christian Healing: Faith Tabernacle
• Congregation in Southern Colonial Ghana, 1918-26,” 63.

Roger Gocking, “The Adjudication of Homicide in Colonial Ghana: The Impact of the
• Knowles Murder Case,” 85.

Øystein H. Rolandsen, “A False Start: Between War and Peace in the Southern Sudan,
1956-62,” 105.

Journal of American-East Asian Relations, Vol. 18, No. 1 (2011)

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Charles W. Hayford, “Film Across the Pacific: Crossing the Ocean of Cultures and
• RXiivaeorfesi o Wf Tainmge.”

, “Movies Without Mercy: Race, War, and Images of Japanese People in
• American Films, 1942-1945.”

Michael C. Wall, “Censorship and Sovereignty: Shanghai and the Struggle to Regulate
• Film Content in the International Settlement.”

Ramona Curry, “Benjamin Brodsky (1877-1960): The Transpacific American Film
• Entrepreneur Part One: Making ‘A Trip Thru China’.”

Peter J. Vernezze, “We’ll Always Have Chengdu: East Meets West on the Silver
Screen.”

The Journal of American History, Vol. 98, No. 1 (June 2011)

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David A. Hollinger, “After Cloven Tongues of Fire: Ecumenical Protestantism and the
• Modern American Encounter with Diversity,” 21.

Kevin J. Mumford, “The Trouble with Gay Rights: Race and the Politics of Sexual
Round TOarbielentation in Philadelphia, 1969-1982,” 49.

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• Beverly Gage, “Terrorism and the American Experience: A State of the Field,” 73.
Dipak K. Gupta, “Terrorism, History, and Historians: A View from a Social Scientist,”
• 95.

• Jeffrey Kaplan, “History and Terrorism,” 101.

Ann Larabee, “Why Historians Should Exercise Caution When Using the Word
• ‘Terrorism’,” 106.

D.J. Mulloy, “Is There a ‘Field’? And if There Isn’t, Should We Be Worried about It?,”
• 111.

David. C. Rapoport, “Reflections on ‘Terrorism and the American Experience’,” 115.

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Jeremy Varon, “A History of Violence and the Myth of American Exceptionalism,”
• 121.

Beverly Gage, “A Response,” 125.

Journal of American Studies, Vol. 45, Issue 2 (May 2011)

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Steven James Gambardella, “Absent Bodies: The AIDS Memorial Quilt as
Soci•a l Melancholia,” 213.

Laurie A. Rodrigues, “’SAMO© as an Escape Clause’: Jean-Michel Basquiat’s
• Engagement with a Commodified American Africanism,” 227.

Aaron S. Lecklider, “Inventing the Egghead: The Paradoxes of Brainpower in Cold
• War American Culture,” 245.

• Andrew Menard, “Striking a Line through the Great American Desert,” 267.

Euan Hague and Edward H. Sebesta, “The Jefferson Davis Highway: Contesting the
• Confederacy in the Pacific Northwest,” 281.

Viviane Serfaty, “Passionate Intensity: Political Blogs and the American Journalistic
• Tradition,” 303.

Jungkun Seo, “The Party Politics of ‘Guns versus Butter’ in Post-Vietnam America,”
• 317

James Graham Wilson, “Jack Benny and America’s Mission after World War II:
• Openness, Pluralism, Internationalism, and Supreme Confidence,” 337.

• Ian Davidson, “The Languages of Charles Reznikoff,” 355.

John A. Gronbeck-Tedesco, “Diaspora in the Americas: Transnational American
Studies in Practice,” 371.

The Journal of Asian Studies, Vol. 70, Issue 2 (May 2011)

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So Young Kim, “Public Perceptions of Climate Change and Support for Climate
Policies in Asia: Evidence from Recent Polls,” 319.
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Robert Oppenheim, “Introduction to the JAS Mini-Forum ‘Regarding North Korea’,”
• 333.

• Nan Kim, “Korea on the Brink: Reading the Ynp’yng Shelling and its Aftermath,” 337.

• Charles K. Armstrong, “Trends in the Study of North Korea,” 357.

Yufeng Mao, “A Muslim Vision for the Chinese Nation: Chinese Pilgrimage Missions
• to Mecca during World War II,” 373.

Haiyan Lee, “The Charisma of Power and the Military Sublime in Tianamen Square,”
• 397.

Dong Guoqiang and Andrew G. Walder, “Local Politics and the Chinese Cultural
• Revolution: Nanjing Under Military Control,” 425.

• C. Fred Blake, “Lampooning the Paper Money Custom in Contemporary China,” 449.

Mitch Numark, “Translating Dharma: Scottish Missionary-Orientalists and the
Politics of Religious Understanding in Nineteenth-Century Bombay,” 471.

Journal of Cold War Studies, Vol. 13, Issue 2 (Spring 2011)

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Jesse Ferris, “Guns for Cotton? Aid, Trade, and the Soviet Quest for Base Rights in
• Egypt, 1964-1966,” 4.

Kristina Spohr Readman, “Conflict and Cooperation in Intra-Alliance Nuclear
Politics: Western Europe, the United States, and the Genesis of NATO’s Dual-Track
• Decision, 1977-1979,” 39.

• Nikolaj Petersen, “SAC at Thule: Greenland in U.S. Polar Strategy,” 90.

Thorsten Borring Olesen, “Tango for Thule: The Dilemmas and Limits of the ‘Neither
• Confirm nor Deny’ Doctrine in Danish-American Relations, 1957-1968,” 116.

Kristine Midtgaard, “National Security and the Choice of International Humanitarian
• Aid: Denmark and the Korean War, 1950-1953,” 148.

Richard Pipes, “Polish Sovietology in the Lead-up to the Cold War,” 175.

Journal of Contemporary African Studies, Vol. 29, Issue 2 (2011)

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Dominik Kopinski, Andrzej Polus, and Ian Taylor, “Contextualising Chinese
• engagement in Africa,” 129.

Wu Zhengyu and Ian Taylor, “From refusal to engagement: Chinese contributions to
• peacekeeping in Africa,” 137.

Péter Marton and Tamás Matura, “The ‘voracious dragon’, the ‘scramble’, and the
• ‘honey pot’: Conceptions of conflict over Africa’s natural resources,” 155.

• Lucy Corkin, “Uneasy allies: China’s evolving relations with Angola,” 169.

Dominik Kopinski and Andrzej Polus, “Sino-Zambian relations: ‘An all-weather
• friendship’ weathering the storm,” 181.

Karolina Wysoczanska, “Sino-Indian co-operation in Africa: Joint efforts in the oil
• sector,” 193.

Maurizio Carbone, “The European Union and China’s rise in Africa: Competing
• visions, external coherence and trilateral cooperation,” 203.

Lukasz Fijalkowski, “China’s ‘soft power’ in Africa?,” 223.

Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol. 41, Issue 2 (2011)

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Caroline Hughes, “Soldiers, Monks, Borders: Violence and Contestation in the
• Greater Mekong Sub-region,” 181.

Daniel H. Unger and Patcharee Siroros, “Trying to Make Decisions Stick: Natural
• Resource Policy Making in Thailand,” 206.

Meredith L. Weiss and Michele Ford, “Temporary Transnationals: Southeast Asian
• Students in Australia,” 229.

Juyoung Park and Jai S. Mah, “Neo-liberal Reform and Bipolarisation of Income in
• Korea,” 249. Zenrin kyokai

James Boyd, “Japanese Cultural Diplomacy in Action: The in Inner
• Mongolia, 1933-45,” 266.

Robert Tierney, “The Class Context of Temporary Immigration, Racism and Civic
Nationalism in Taiwan,” 289.
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• Waikeung Tam, “China’s Debate on Health Care Reform, 2005-09,” 315.

Kerry Brown, “China and the Battle with Modernity,” 324.
Journal of Contemporary Asia, Vol. 41, Issue 3 (2011)

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Benny Hari Juliawan, “Street-level Politics: Labour Protests in Post-authoritarian
• Indonesia,” 349.

Meghan L. Eberle and Ian Holliday, “Precarity and Political Immobilisation: Migrants
• from Burma in Chiang Mai, Thailand,” 371.

Hing Ai Yun and Lee Kiat Jin, “Embeddedness and Restructuring: Case Studies from
• Singapore,” 393.

Mikyoung Kim, “Gender, Work and Resistance: South Korean Textile Industry in the
• 1970s,” 411.

Ranjith Appuhami, Sujatha Perera, and Hector Perera, “Coercive Policy Diffusion in a
• Developing Country: The Case of Public-Private Partnerships in Sri Lanka,” 431.

Revti Raman and Doren Chadee, “A Comparative Assessment of the Information
• Technology Services Sector in India and China,” 452.

• Shahram Akbarzadeh, “Democracy Promotion versus Engagement with Iran,” 470.

James Petras, “Washington Faces the Arab Revolts: Sacrificing Dictators to Save the
• State,” 483.

Geoffrey C. Gunn, “French Indochina: Ambiguous Colonisation – Unambiguous
Nationalism,” 491.

Journal of Contemporary China, Vol. 20, Issue 70 (2011)

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Kilkon Ko and Cuifen Weng, “Critical Review of Conceptual Definitions of Chinese
• Corruption: a formal-legal perspective,” 359.

Hou Shumei and Ron Keith, “The Defense Lawyer in the Scales of Chinese Criminal
Justice,” 379.

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Jan P. Voon and John K. Voon, “Impacts of Financial Crisis on Family Units in China:
• the role of family law,” 397.

Huiyao Wang, David Zweig, and Xiaohua Lin, “Returnee Entrepreneurs: impact on
• China’s globalization process,” 413.

Hong Qu, “Religious Policy in the People’s Republic of China: an alternative
• perspective,” 433.

Qingxin K. Wang, “The Rise of Neoclassical Economics and China’s WTO Agreement
• with the United States in 1999,” 449.

Stephen Thomas and Ji Chen, “China’s Sovereign Wealth Funds: origins,
• development, and future roles,” 467.

• Kaisa Oksanen, “Framing the Democracy Debate in Hong Kong,” 479.

Chor-Yung Cheung, “How Political Accountability Undermines Public Service Ethics:
• the case of Hong Kong,” 499.

Bruce Gilley, “Paradigms of Chinese Politics: kicking society back out,” 517.

Journal of Contemporary European Studies, Vol. 19, Issue 1 (2011)

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• Marica Frangakis, “The Rising Public Debt in the EU: Implications for Policy,” 7.

Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer, “The Design Faults of the Economic and
• Monetary Union,” 21.

• Stavros Tombazos, “Centrifugal Tendencies in the Euro Area,” 33.

Stefan A. Schirm, “Varieties of Strategies: Societal Influences on British and German
• Responses to the Global Economic Crisis,” 47.

Eladio Febrero and Jorge Uxó, “Constraints and Alternatives for Employment and
• Output Growth: Spain during the Great Recession,” 63.

Friederike Maier, “Will the Crisis Change Gender Relations in Labour Markets and
• Society?,” 83.

Manuela Moschella, “Searching for a Fix for International Financial Markets: The
European Union and Domestic Politico-Economic Changes,” 97.

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Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués and Ann-Kristin Jonasson, “Turkey, Its Changing
National Identity and EU Accession: Explaining the Ups and Downs in the Turkish
Democratization Reforms,” 113.

Journal of Contemporary History, 46:2 (April 2011)
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Jan Nelis, “The Clerical Response to a Totalitarian Political Religion: La Civiltà
• Cattolica and Italian Fascism,” 245.

• Robert James, “Popular Film-going in Britain in the Early 1930s,” 271.

Brett Holman, “The Air Panic of 1935: British Press Opinion between Disarmament
• and Rearmament,” 288.

Ilker Aytürk, “The Racist Critics of Atatürk and Kemalism, from the 1930s to the
• 1960s,” 308.

Christoph Mick, “Incompatible Experiences: Poles, Ukrainians and Jews in Lviv
• under Soviet and German Occupation, 1939-44,” 336.

Hester Vaizey, “Parents and Children in Second World War Germany: An Inter-
• generational Perspective on Wartime Separation,” 364.

Derek R. Mallett, “Western Allied Intelligence and the German Military Document
• Section, 1945-6,” 383.

Anja Hense, “Limitation of Economic Damages as a ‘Humanitarian Gesture’: The
• German Foundation ‘Remembrance, Responsibility and the Future’,” 407.

John A. Kirk, “Review Article: The Long and the Short of It: New Perspectives in Civil
Rights Studies,” 425.

The Journal of Economic History, Vol. 71, Issue 2 (June 2011)

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• Naomi R. Lamoreaux, “The Mystery of Property Rights: A U.S. Perspective,” 275.

Charles Courtemanche and Kenneth Snowden, “Repairing a Mortgage Crisis: HOLC
Lending and Its Impact on Local Housing Markets,” 307.

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John A. James and David F. Weiman, “The National Banking Acts and the
• Transformation of New York City Banking During the Civil War Era,” 338.

Petra Moser, “Do Patents Weaken the Localization of Innovations? Evidence from
• World’s Fairs,” 363.

Jérôme Bourdieu, Lionel Kesztenbaum, and Gilles Postel-Vinay, “Thrifty Pensioners:
• Pensions and Savings in France at the Turn of the Twentieth Century,” 383.

Tim Leunig, Chris Minns, and Patrick Wallis, “Networks in the Premodern
• Economy: The Market for London Apprenticeships, 1600-1749,” 413.

Jason E. Taylor, Bharati Basu, and Steven McLean, “Net Exports and the Avoidance
• of High Unemployment During Reconversion, 1945-1947,” 444.

Ugo Gragnolati, Daniele Moschella, and Emanuele Pugliese, “The Spinning Jenny
• and the Industrial Revolution: A Reappraisal,” 455.

Robert C. Allen, “The Spinning Jenny: A Fresh Look,” 461.

Journal of Genocide Research, Vol. 13, Issue 1-2 (2011)

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Jürgen Zimmerer, “Beyond Gaddafi: sustainable prevention in the face of
• environmental injustice,” v.

• Robin May Scott, “War rape, natality and genocide,” 5.

Ned Curthoys, “Ernst Cassirer, Hannah Arendt, and the twentieth century revival of
• philosophical anthropology,” 23.

Ichiro Takayoshi, “Can philosophy explain Nazi violence? Giorgio Agamben and the
• problem of the ‘historico-philosophical’ method,” 47.
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Paolo Giaccaria and Claudio Minca, “Nazi biopolitics and the dark geographies of the
• ,” 67.

Martin Woessner, “Reconsidering the slaughter bench of history: genocide, theodicy,
and the philosophy of history,” 85.

Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, Vol. 10, Issue 3 (July 2011)

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Brent Ruswick, “Just Poor Enough: Gilded Age Charity Applicants Respond to
• Charity Investigators,” 265.

• David Monod, “The Eyes of Anna Held: Sex and Sight in the Progressive Era,” 289.

• Glen Gendzel, “What the Progressives Had in Common,” 331.

• Jørn Brøndal, “The Ethnic and Racial Side of Robert M. La Follette Sr.,” 340.

Nancy C. Unger, “La Follette’s Autobiography: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, and the
• Glorious,” 354.

Matthew Rothschild, “Fighting Bob La Follette: Visionary American Leftist,” 362.

Journal of Global Ethics, Vol. 7, Issue 1 (2011)

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Hannes Gerhardt, “Giorgio Agamben’s lessons and limitations in confronting the
• problem of genocide,” 5.

Scott Wisor, “Against shallow ponds: an argument against Singer’s approach to
• global poverty,” 19.

• Shmuel Nili, “Humanitarian disintervention,” 33.

Teppo Eskelinen, “Global basic structure and institutions: The WTO as a practical
• example,” 47.

Kristy A. Belton, “The neglected non-citizen: statelessness and liberal political
• theory,” 59.

Ingo Pies and Stefan Hielscher, “The international provision of pharmaceuticals: a
• comparison of two alternative argumentative strategies for global ethics,” 73.

Paul Bellaby, Rob Flynn, and Miriam Ricci, “Substituting ‘H2 for C’ and reducing
• global inequalities in health,” 91.

Aaron Baker and Gavin Phillipson, “Policing, profiling and discrimination law: US
and European approaches compared,” 105.

Journal of Global History, Vol. 6, Issue 2 (July 2011)
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