The Journal of Interdisciplinary History 1998 - 1999: Vol 29 Table of Contents

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The Journal
of
Interdisciplinary History
Contents, Volume XXIX, 1998-1999
Number 1, Summer 1998
ARTICLES
Electing Popes: Approval Balloting and
Qualified-Majority Rule Josep M. Colomer and
lain McLean
Ground Rents against Populist Historiography:
Mid-Atlantic Land Tenure, 1750-1820 Robert E. Wright
REVIEW ESSAYS
Reason and Passion in the Public Sphere:
Habermas and the Cultural Historians John L. Brooke
“Ordinary Germans” before Hitler:
A Critique of the Goldhagen Thesis Gustav Jahoda
REVIEWS
Number 2, Autumn 1998
ARTICLES
Marriage Strategy among the German Nobility,
1400-1699 Judith J. Hurwich
Commerce and Conversation in the
Eighteenth-Century Atlantic: The Invention of
Madeira Wine David Hancock
Scottish Ilegitimacy: Social Adjustment or Moral
Economy? Andrew Blaikie
Differing Evaluations of Vietnamization Scott Sigmund Gartner
REVIEW ESSAYS
Town, Countryside, and Proto-Industrialization in
Early Modern Europe John Theibault
The Cliometricians Pursue Leviathan Lee A. Craig
REVIEWS
Number 3, Winter 1999
Patterns of Social Capital: Stability and Change
in Comparative Perspective: Part I
INTRODUCTION
Social Capital and Political Culture in Africa, America,
Australasia, and Europe Robert I. Rotberg
ARTICLES
Civic Traditions in Premodern Italy Gene Brucker
The Sources of Civil Society in Italy Edward Muir
Finding Social Capital:
The French Revolution in Italy Raymond Grew
Social Capital in the Early Industrial
Revolution Leonard N. Rosenband
The Diversity of Social Capital in English
Communities, 1300-1640 (with a
Glance at Modern Nigeria) Marjorie K. McIntosh
Social and Cultural Capital in Colonial British
America: A Case Study Jack P. Greene
Number 4, Spring 1999
Patterns of Social Capital: Stability and Change
in Comparative Perspective: Part II
ARTICLES
The Growth of Voluntary Associations
in America, 1840-1940 Gerald Gamm and
Robert Putnam
Civil Society as Democratic Practice:
North American Cities during the
Nineteenth Century Mary P. Ryan
To Advance the “Practice of Thrift and Economy”:
Fraternal Societies and Social Capital, 1890-1920 David T. Beito
Securing Political Returns to Social Capital:
Women’s Associations in the United States,
1 880s-1920s Elisabeth S. Clemens
Associations in Australian History:
Their Contribution to Social Capital Susan Keen
Second-Generation Civic America: Education,
Citizenship, and the Children of Immigrants Reed Ueda
Human Capital and Social Capital: The Rise of
Secondary Schooling in America, 1910-1940 Claudia Goldin and
Lawrence F. Katz
From Local to National Political Cultures:
Social Capital and Civic Organization
in the Great Plains Myron P. Gutmann and
Sara M. Pullum
Civility, Social Capital, and Civil Society:
Three Powerful Concepts for Explaining Asia Lucian W. Pye