Review Fernand Braudel Center 2001: Vol 24 Index

3 Pages·2001·0.26 MB·English

INDEX
TO
REVIEW
Volume XXIV
Number 1, Winter 2001, 1-218
Number 2, Spring 2001, 219-342
Number 3, Summer 2001, 343-472
Number 4, Fall 2001, 473-580
Carlos A. Aguirre Braudel in Latin America and the
Rojas U.S.: A Different Reception
Giovanni Arrighi Braudel, Capitalism, and the New
Economic Sociology
aa Maurice Aymard One Braudel or Several? 13-24
Amiya Kumar Bagchi Fluctuations and Turbulence of the 253-99
World-Economy
Shelley Feldman Intersecting and Contesting Positions:
Postcolonialism, Feminism, and
World-Systems Theory
Giuliana Gemelli U.S. Foundations and Braudel’s
Institution Building
Jean Heffer Is the Longue Durée Un-American?
Ho-fung8 Hung8 ImpIe rial China and Capiptla list EuropIe in the
Eighteenth-Century Global Economy
José Itzigsohn World-Systems and Institutional Analysis— 439-68
Tensions and Complementarities:
The Cases of Costa Rica and the
Dominican Republic
Steven Kaplan The 1960's: Was Braudel a Turning-Point? 185-210
Jonathan Leitner Red Metal in the Age of Capital: 373-437
The Political Ecology of Copper
in the Nineteenth-Century
World-Economy
Anthony Molho Like Ships Passing in the Dark:
Reflections on the Reception of
La Méditerranée in the U.S.
Khaldoun Samman The Limits of the Classical
Comparative Method
Heinz R. Sonntag, Development as Modernization
Miguel A. Contreras and Modernity in Latin America
& Javier Biardeau
Boris Stremlin Bounding Historical Systems:
The Wallerstein-Frank Debate and the
Role of Knowledge in World History
Susan Mosher Stuard A Capital Idea: Pursuing Demand 163-83
F. X. Sutton The Ford Foundation’s Transatlantic 77-104
Role and Purposes, 1951-81
Mohammad H. Open the Antisystemic Movements: 301-38
Tamdgidi The Book, the Concept, and the Reality
Immanuel Wallerstein Braudel and Interscience:
A Preacher to Empty Pews?