RITUAL AND CULTURE
N. Ross Crumrine, Ritual Drama and Culture Change, p. 361

URBAN AND NON-URBAN TRADITION (AFRICA)
Frederick C. Gamst, Peasantries and Elites Without Urbanism: The Civilization of Ethiopia, p. 373
Paul Wheatley, The Significance of Traditional Yoruba Urbanism, p. 393

MILLENNIALISM
Kitsiri Malalgoda, Millennialism in Relation to Buddhism, p. 424

WAR AND DEMOGRAPHY
John Lukacs, The Transmission of Life: Certain Generalizations about the Demography of Europe’s Nations in 1939-41, p. 442

REVIEW ARTICLES
Rondo Cameron, p. 452
Berenice A. Carroll, p. 462
Sidney Ratner, p. 466

Letters to the editors, p. 473
Editorial comment on volume 12, p. 475
Books received, p. 479

Editorial Foreword, p. 241

SECULARIZATION
Kees W. Bolle, Secularization as a Problem for the History of Religions, p. 242
Shlomo A. Deshen, On Religious Change: The Situational Analysis of Symbolic Action, p. 260

MEDICINE IN CHINA AND INDIA
Ralph C. Croizier, Medicine, Modernization, and Cultural Crisis in China and India, p. 275
Gananath Obeyesekere, Ayurveda and Mental Illness, p. 292

OPEN DIPLOMACY
Donald S. Birn, Open Diplomacy at the Washington Conference of 1921-22: The British and French Experience, p. 297
J. David Singer, Popular Diplomacy and Policy Effectiveness: A Note on the Mechanisms and Consequences (Comment on Birn), p. 320

ITALIAN PEASANT PROBLEMS
Sydel Silverman, ‘Exploitation’ in Rural Central Italy: Structure and Ideology in Stratification Study, p. 327
John Davis, Morals and Backwardness. A Comment on the Moral Basis of a Backward Society, p. 340
Edward Banfield, Reply to J. Davis, p. 354

Books received, p. 360

Editorial Foreword, p. 113

REVOLUTION
Jose Moreno, Che Guevara on Guerrilla Warfare: Doctrine, Practice and Evaluation, p. 114
Edward Friedman, Neither Mao, Nor Che: The Practical Evolution of Revolutionary Theory. A Comment on J. Moreno’s ‘Che Guevara on Guerrilla Warfare’, p. 134

POLITICAL EMIGRATION
Robert C. Williams, European Political Emigration: A Lost Subject, p. 140

BUREAUCRACY
J. De Vere Allen, The Malayan Civil Service, 1874-1941: Colonial Bureaucracy/Malayan Elite, p. 149
Gayl D. Ness, The Malayan Bureaucracy and its Occupational Communities. A Comment on J. de Vere Allen’s ‘The Malayan Civil Service, 1874-1941’, p. 179

PEASANTRY
Shepard Forman, Joyce F. Riegelhaupt, Market Place and Marketing System: toward a Theory of Peasant Economic Integration, p. 188

REVIEW ARTICLES
Frederick C. Turner, Protestantism and Politics in Chile and Brazil, p. 213
Jacob M. Price, Money and Credit in Early Industrialization: Some Methodological Problems in Comparative Analysis (Review Article), p. 229
H. S. Morris, Review Article, p. 233

Books received, p. 237

COMMUNITIES
Nancie L. Gonzalez, The Neoteric Society, p. 1

MYTH AND MIDDLE CLASSES
Amos Perlmutter, The Myth of the Myth of the New Middle Class: Some Lessons in Social and Political Theory, p. 14
Manfred Halpern, The Problem of Becoming Conscious of a Salaried New Middle Class, p. 27
Emilio Willems, Social Differentiation in Colonial Brazil, p. 31

TRADITION AND CHANGE
Leonard Kasdan, Jon H. Appleton, Tradition and Change: The Case of Music, p. 50
Richard G. Fox, Avatars of Indian Research. Review Article, p. 59

MEDIEVAL SOCIETY
R. T. Lenaghan, Chaucer’s General Prologue as History and Literature, p. 73
Dorothy C. Wertz, Mankind as a Type-Figure on the Popular Religious Stage, p. 83

COMPARATIVE METHODS
Conrad Phillip Kottak, Towards a Comparative Science of Society (Review Article), p. 92

Book received, p. 110

SPECIAL ISSUE ON CULTURAL INNOVATION
Raymond Grew, Introduction, p. 369
James S. Ackerman, The Demise of the Avant Garde: Notes on the Sociology of Recent American Art, p. 371
E. M. Hafner, The New Reality in Art and Science, p. 385
George Kubler, Comment, p. 398
Thomas S. Kuhn, Comment, p. 403
Folke Dovring, The Principle of Acceleration: a Non-Dialectical Theory of Progress, p. 413
Thomas S. Kuhn, Comment, p. 426
Folke Dovring, Counter-Comment, p. 431
R. P. Dore, The Modernizer as a Special Case: Japanese Factory Legislation, 1882-1911, p. 433
S. N. Eisenstadt, Some Observations on the Dynamics of Tradition, p. 451
Eric R. Wolf, Editorial, p. 476
Sylvia L. Thrupp, Ian Weinberg 1938-69, p. 480

IDEOLOGY
Carter Jefferson, Communism and the French Intellectuals, 1919-23, p. 241

SOCIETIES AND CULTURES
Serif Mardin, Power, Civil Society and Culture in the Ottoman Empire, p. 258
W. E. Willmott, Congregations and Associations: The Political Structure of the Chinese Community in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, p. 282
Raymond C. Miller, The Dockworker Subculture and Some Problems in Cross-cultural and Cross-time Generalizations, p. 302

POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT
James C. Scott, The Analysis of Corruption in Developing Nations, p. 315
Edward J. Williams, Comparative Political Development: Latin America and Afro-Asia, p. 342

REVIEW ARTICLE
Raymond Grew, On Reading Six Books in Search of Another. Review Article, p. 355

Books received, p. 365

URBANISM
Anion Blok, South Italian Agro-towns, p. 121

CULTURE CONTACT
Thomas F. Glick, Oriol Pi-Sunyer, Acculturation as an Explanatory Concept in Spanish History, p. 136

CHARISMA
Johannes Fabian, Charisma and Cultural Change: The Case of the Jamaa Movement in Katanga (Congo Republic), p. 155

HEALING RITUALS
Gananath Obeyesekere, The Ritual Drama of the Sanni Demons: Collective Representations of Disease in Ceylon, p. 174
Jerrold E. Levy, Some Comments upon the Ritual of the Sanni Demons, p. 217

TWO REVIEW ARTICLES
Folke Dovring, The Case for a Static Society. Review Article, p. 227
J. A. Raftis, Peasant Studies. Review Article, p. 234

IDEOLOGY IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
Ian Weinberg, The Problem of the Convergence of Industrial Societies: a Critical Look at the State of a Theory, p. 1
Joel M. Halpern, E. A. Hammel, Observations on the Intellectual History of Ethnology and other Social Sciences in Yugoslavia, p. 17

IDEOLOGY AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION
Richard G. Fox, Varna Schemes and Ideological Integration in Indian Society, p. 27

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ‘FEUDAL’ SOCIETIES
Archibald R. Lewis, The Midi, Buwayhid Iraq, and Japan: Some Aspects of Comparative Feudalisms, A.D. 946-1055, p. 47

INHERITANCE AND DESCENT
Jack Goody, Adoption in Cross-Cultural Perspective, p. 55

DEBATE
W. A. Coupe, Observations on a Theory of Political Caricature, p. 79
Manfred Halpern, Egypt and the New Middle Class: Reaffirmations and New Explorations, p. 97

BOOKS
Kenneth E. Boulding, Review of Morton Fried, Marion Harris and Robert Murphy, eds., War: The Anthropology of Armed Conflict and Aggression, p. 109
Lawrence H. Streicher, Review of Morton Keller, The Art and Politics of Thomas Nast, p. 113

Books received, p. 115

Alex Weingrod, Patrons, Patronage and Political Parties, p. 377
George M. Wilson, A New Look at the Problem of “Japanese Fascism”, p. 401
Chandra Jayawardena, Ideology and Conflict in Lower-Class Communities, p. 413
P. Biskup, White-Aboriginal Relations in Western Australia: An Overview, p. 447
David M. Nicholas, Town and Countryside: Social and Economic Tensions in Fourteenth-Century Flanders, p. 458
William J. Bouwsma, Swanson’s Reformation (Review Article), p. 486
John T. Flint, A Handbook for Historical Sociologists (Review Article), p. 492

Herbert Moller, Youth as a force in the modern world, p. 237
Nuria Sales De Bohigas, Some Opinions on Exemption from Military Service in Nineteenth-Century Europe, p. 261
Lenore O’Boyle, The Image of the Journalist in France, Germany, and England, 1815-1848, p. 290
June Nash, The Passion Play in Maya Indian Communities, p. 318
James L. Peacock, Ritual, Entertainment and Modernization: A Javanese Case, p. 328
Robert R. Jay, Comment on June Nash, “The Passion Play in Maya Indian Communities” and on James L. Peacock, “Ritual, Entertainment, and Modernization”, p. 335
Stephen P. Cohen, Issue, Role and Personality: The Kitchner-Curzon Dispute, p. 337
Rushton Coulborn, Feudalism., Brahminism and the Intrusion of Islam upon Indian History(Review Article), p. 356

J. D. Y. Peel, Syncretism and Religious Change, p. 121
Roger K. Tangri, The Rise of Nationalism in Colonial Africa: The Case of Colonial Malawi, p. 142
Stephen Thernstrom, Notes on the Historical Study of Social Mobility, p. 162
Stein Rokkan, The Structuring of Mass Politics in the Smaller European Democracies: A Developmental Typology, p. 173
Saul Engelbourg, The Applicability of the American Model for Developing Countries, p. 211
John M. O’Brien, Jews and Cathari in Medieval France, p. 215
Morris Bornstein, Communist Chinese Society in Soviet Perspective (Review Article), p. 221
Charles Gibson, Review of A. P. Thornton, Doctrines of Imperialism, p. 230

I. F. Clarke, Forecasts of War fare in Fiction, 1803-1914, p. 1
Martin Schwartz, Comment on I. F. Clarke, “Forecasts of Warfare in Fiction, 1803-1914″, p. 26
Maragaret Woodward, Ronald F. Inglehart, Language Conflicts and Political Community, p. 27
Amos Perlmuiter, Egypt and the Myth of the New Middle Clas: A Comparative Analysis, p. 46
David R. Segal, Classes, Strata, and Parties in West Germany and the United States, p. 66
T. K. Oommen, Charisma, Social Structure, and Social Change, p. 85
Charles Tilly, The State of Urbanization (Review Article), p. 100
R. S. Bryce, M. G. Laporte, Smith’s Version of Pluralism – The Questions it Raises(Review Article), p. 114

CULTURAL IDEALISM
E. M. McClelland, Sidelights on Universal Benevolence, p. 349

COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN THE TYPING OF CULTURES: THE OLD SOUTH
A. N. J. Den Hollander, Countries Far Away – Cognition at a Distance, p. 362
Theodore R. Marmor, Anti-industrialism and the Old South: The Agrarian Perspective of John C. Calhoun, p. 377

URBANIZATION
Pauline D. Milone, Indische Culture and its Relationship to Urban Life, p. 407

DEBATE: POLITICAL CARTOONING
Lawrence H. Streicher, On a Theory of Political Caricature, p. 427

REVIEW ARTICLE
Eric R. Wolf, Understading Civilizations (A Review Article), p. 446

THE ROLE OF THE MILITARY
Moshe Lissak, Modernization and Role Expansion of the Military in Developing Countries, p. 233

RELIGION AND ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR
Philip Shashko, Nikolai Alexandrovich Mel’gunov on the Reformation and the Work Ethic, p. 256
Reinhard Bendix, Comment: The Protestant Ethic – Revisited, p. 266
Ali A. Mazrui, Islam, Political Leadership and Economic Radicalism in Africa, p. 274

MODERNIZATION
Reinhard Bendix, Tradition and Moderny Reconsidered, p. 292

Books received, p. 347

POLITICAL CARTOONING: MEXICO AND GERMANY
Victor Alba, The Mexican Revolution and the cartoon, p. 121
W. A. Coupe, The German Cartoon and the Revolution of 1848, p. 137

POLITICAL STRUCTURES: LATIN AMERICA
Eric R. Wolf, Edward C. Hansen, Caudillo Politics: A Structural Analysis, p. 168

SOCIOLOGY IN ASIA AND THE WEST
W. F. Wertheim, Sociology between Yesterday and tomorrow, p. 180

HEALING RITUALS: MALAY SPIRIT MEDIUMSHIP
Raymond Firth, Ritual and Drama in Malay Spirit Mediumship, p. 190

EDUCATION AND MODERNIZATION: JAPAN AND ENGLAND
Marius B. Jansen, Lawrence Stone, Education and Modernization in Japan and England (Review Article), p. 208

CHARISMA
Claude Ake, Charismatic Legitimation and Political Integration, p. 1

RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS
E. M. McClelland, The Experiment in Communal Living at Aiyetoro, p. 14
George Shepperson, Comment, p. 29
Sheila Kitzinger, The Rastafarian Brethren of Jamaica, p. 33
A. H. Johns, From Buddhism to Islam: An Interpretation of the Javanese Literature of the Transition, p. 40

SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
James R. Hooker, Welfare Associations and other Instruments of Accommodation in the Rhodesias between the World Wars, p. 51
Wolfram Fisher, Social Tensions at Early Stages of Industrialization, p. 64

USURY
Bernard J. Meislin, Parallels between talmudic and New York Usury Laws, p. 84

DEBATE: THE ROLE OF THE MILITARY
Joseph R. Strayer, Empires – Some Reflections on Roman and Modern Imperialism, p. 101

REVIEW ARTICLE
Aram A. Yengoyan, Ecological Analysis and Agriculture, p. 105

Books received, p. 118

URBANIZATION
Remi Clignet, Urbanization and Family Structure in the Ivory Coast, p. 385

DEBATE
Janet Abu-Lughod, Debate: Reply to Gerald Breese, p. 402

CIVILIZATION CHANGE
Rushton Coulborn, Structure and Process in the Rise and Fall of Civilized Societies, p. 404

HEALTH AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Mark Perlman, Introduction, p. 432
Mark Perlman, On Health and Economic Development, p. 433
Robin Barlow, Comment on Mark Perlman’s Paper “On Health and Economic Development”, p. 449
Charles E. Rosenberg, Cholera in Nineteenth-Century Europe: A tool for Social and Economic Analysis, p. 452
J. C. Russell, Effects of Pestilence and Plague, 1315-85, p. 464
Sylvia L. Thrupp, Plague Effects in Medieval Europe, p. 474

Books received, p. 484

COMPARATIVE METHODS
Kenneth E. Bock, The Comparative Method of Anthropology, p. 269
H. W. Turner, A Metholology for Modern African Religious Movements, p. 281

SLAVERY
Herbert S. Klein, Anglicanism, Catholicism, and the Negro Slave, p. 295
Elsa V. Goveia, Comment, p. 328

CIVIC IDENTITY
Charles E. Woodhouse, Henry J. Tobias, Primordial Ties and Political Process in Pre-Revolutionary Russia: the Case of the Jewish Bund, p. 331

PSYCHO-ANALISIS AND HISTORY
Alan C. Beckman, Hidden Themes in the Frontier Thesis: an Application of Psycho-analysis to Historiography, p. 361

Books received, p. 383

RECEPTION OF IDEAS
Quentin Skinner, Thomas Hobbes and his Disciples in France and England, p. 153

URBAN POLITICS
Matthew Holden, Jr., Ethnic Accommodation in a Historical Case, p. 168
Herbert H. Werlin, The Nairobi City Council: a Study in Comparative Local Government, p. 181
J. David Greenstone, Corruption and Self Interest in Kampala and Nairobi: a Comment on Local Politics in East Africa, p. 199

CULTURAL CHANGE AMONG INDIAN MIGRANTS
Chandra Jayawardena, Religious Belief and Social change: Aspects of the Development of Hinduism in British Guiana, p. 211
K. Hazareesingh, The Religion and Culture of Indian Immigrants in Mauritius and the Effect of Social Change, p. 241

INDICATORS OF DEVELOPMENT
Raymond Grew, Sylvia L. Thrupp, Horizontal History in Search of Vertical Dimensions (Review Article), p. 258

Books received, p. 265

POLITICAL CARICATURE
Lawrence H. Strbicher, David Low and the Sociology of Caricature, p. 1

LEGAL CULTURES AND SOCIAL CHANGE
Lloyd I. Rudolph, Susanne Hoeber Rudolph, Barristers and Brahmans in India: Legal Cultures and Social Change, p. 24
Paul Stirling, Comment on the Legal Situation in Indonesia, p. 50
R. S. Sharma, Usury in Early Mediaeval India (A. D. 400-1200), p. 56

MILLENNIAL OVERTONES IN REBELLION
Renée C. Fox, Willy De Craemer, Jean-Marie Ribeaucourt, “The Second Independence”: a Case Study of the Kwilu Rebellion in the Congo, p. 78

URBANISM
Susan Floess Lowenstein, Urban Images of Roman Authors, p. 110

CONTRACEPTION
Keith Hopkins, Contraception in the Roman Empire, p. 124

Books received, p. 152

THE MAKING OF ENTREPRENEURS
Leonard Kasdan, Family Structure, Migration and the Entrepreneur, p. 345

TWO PATTERNS IN THE HISTORY OF BUREAUCRACY
Cho-Yun Hsu, The Changing Relationship between Local Society and the Central Political Power in Former Han: 206 B. C. – 8 A. D., p. 358
Alan B. Spitzer, The Bureaucrat as Proconsul: The Restoration Prefect and the police générale, p. 371

STATES AND SOCIETIES
Kare W. Deutsch, Hermann Weilenmann, The Swiss City Cariton: A Political Invention, p. 393
Aharon Ben-Ami, Institutional Lag and Neofunctions: the Case of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem, p.

A Dual City
Janet Abu-Lughod, A Tale of Two Cities: the Origins of Modern Cairo, p. 429
Gerald Breese, Some Notes on a Case Study of European Urban “Transplants” in Cairo, p. 458

SACRAL KINGSHIP
B. G. Haycock, The Kingship of Cush in the Sudan, p. 461

Hanry J. Benda, Political Elites in Colonial Southeast Asia: an Historical Analysis, p. 233

REVOLUTION AND THE RULE OF LAW
M. A. Jaspan, In Quest of New Law: The Perplexity of Legal Syncretism in Indonesia, p. 252

EMPIRES
P. A. Brunt, Reflections on British and Roman Imperialism, p. 267

SLAVERY AND BONDAGE
Arnold A. Sio, Interpretations of Slavery: The Slave Status in the Americas, p. 289
Folke Dovring, Bondage, Tenure, and Progress: Reflections on the Economics of Forced Labor(Review Article), p. 309

ARISTOCRACIES
Robert Forster, R. Burr Litchfield, Four Nobilities of the Old Regime (Review Article), p. 324

STYLE
Louis Menashe, Historians Define the Baroque: Notes on a Problem of Art and Social History, p. 333

Books received, p. 343

DEBATE: ACCOUNTING FOR CHANGE
Kenneth Keniston, Accounting for Change, p. 117
Robert Jay Lifton, On Psychology and History: Further Comment, p. 127

DEBATE: SECULARISM EAST AND WEST
Marc Galanter, Secularism, East and West(A review of Donald Eugene Smith, India as a Secular State, Princeton, 1963), p. 133
John T. Flint, India as a Secularizing State (A review of the same), p. 160
Donald E. Smith, Secularism in India: a Rejoinder, p. 166

REVOLUTION AND THE RULE OF LAW
Daniel S. Lev, The Politics of Judicial Development in Indonesia, p. 173
Arthur Taylor von Mehren, Comment on “The Politics of Judicial Development in Indonesia”, p. 200
Daniel S. Lev, Rejoinder, p. 202

SOCIAL MOBILITY AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION
Gary B. Nash, The Philadelphia Bench and Bar, 1800-1861, p. 203

NATIONALIST MOVEMENTS
Konstantin Symmons-Symonolewicz, Nationalist Movements: an Attempt at a Comparative Typology, p. 221
International Congress of Economic History, Munich (23-27 August 1965), p. 231

COMPARISON OF CIVILIZATIONS
Oroon K. Ghosh, Some Theories of Universal History, p. 1

AFRICA IN TRANSFORMATION
D. A. Low, Studyng the Transformation of Africa (Review Article), p. 21
Harold K. Schneider, A Model of African Indigenous Economy and Society, p. 37

COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Jan Bazant, Evolution of the Textile Industry of Puebla: 1544-1845, p. 56
Carter Goodrich, Argentina as a New Country, p. 70

PREHISTORY
Eric Hirshler, Prehistory and the Birth of Civilization (Review Article), p. 89

GENERALIZATION
Sylvia L. Thrupp, Some Historians on Generalization (Review), p. 98

COMPARATIVE STUDY IN TEACHING
George Pasti, Jr., Comparative Studies of East Asian and West European History: Some topics and Problems, p. 102

Books received, p. 114

PSYCHOLOGY AND EXPLANATION OF HISTORICAL CHANGE
Robert Jay Lifton, Individual Patterns in Historical Change: Imagery of Japanese Youth, p. 369
Frederick Wyatt, In Quest of Change: Comments on Robert Jay Lifton’s “Individual Patterns in Historical Change”, p. 384

THE PROBLEM OF USURY
Irfan Habib, Usury in Medieval India, p. 393
Joseph J. Spengler, Comment on “Usury in Medieval India”, p. 420

POPULISM AND NATIONALISM
D. A. Low, The Advent of Populism in Buganda, p. 424
Lloyd A. Fallers, Populism and Nationalism: a Comment on D. A. Low’s “The Advent of Populism in Buganda”, p. 445

KINSHIP AND VILLAGE ORGANIZATION
John B. Cornell, Dozoku: an Example of Evolution and Transition in Japanese Village Society, p. 449

SOCIAL MOBILITY
S. N. Eisenstadt, Sociological Analysis of Historical Societies (Review Article), p. 481

METHOD IN HISTORY
Thomas Skidmore, Gilberto Freyre and the Early Brazilian Republic: Some Notes on Methodology, p. 490

Books received, p. 506

SLAVERY
M. I. Finley, Between Slavery and Freedom, p. 233

ECONOMIC IDEAS
Bernard J. Meislin, Morris L. Cohen, Backgrounds of the Biblical Law against Usury, p. 250
Joseph H. Spengler, Economic Thought of Islam: Ibn Khaldün, p. 268

STATES
A. Marongiu, A Model State in the Middle Ages: The Norman and Swabian Kingdom of Sicily, p. 307
J. R. Strayer, Comment, p. 321

SECULARIZATION
John T. Flint, The Secularization of Norwegian Society, p. 325

WORKER EDUCATION
Carter Jefferson, Worker Education in England and France, 1800-1914, p. 345

REVIEW
Daniel Bell, ed., The Radical Right. The New American Right, rev. ed. Reviewed by Everett C. Hughes, p. 367

KARL MARX IN RETROSPECT
Gerald Runkle, Karl Marx and the American Civil War, p. 117
Bert F. Hoselitz, Karl Marx on Secular Economic and Social Development, p. 142

POLITICAL CORRUPTION
M. G. Smith, Historical and Cultural Conditions of Political Corruption among the Hausa, p. 164
J. J. van Klaveren, Comment on the above, p. 195

WAR AND PEACE
Stephen P. Cohen, Rulers and Priests: a Study in Cultural Control, p. 199
Kenneth E. Boulding, Review of La Paix, p. 217

ISLAM
R. K. Ramazani, Cultural Change and Intellectual Response in Algerie, Tunisia and Iran (Review Article), p. 219

DEBATE
Robert F. Gray, Political Parties in New African States: a Reply to Lucy Mair, p. 230

CITIES
Francisco Benet, Sociology Uncertain: the Ideology of the Rural-Urban Continuum, p. 1

KINSHIP
Raymond T. Smith, Culture and Social Structure in the Caribbean: Some Recent Work on Family and Kinship Studies (Review Article), p. 24

AGRARIAN REFORM, IRRIGATION, AND DEVELOPMENT
Elias H. Tuma, Agrarian Reform in Historical Perspective, p. 47
Robert A. Fernea, Conflict in Irrigation, p. 76
Sylvia L. Thrupp, Tradition and Development: a Choice of Views (Review Article), p. 84

MILLENNIAL MOVEMENTS
Bryan A. Wilson, Millennialism in Comparative Perspective (Review Article), p. 93

Books received, p. 115

AMERICA AND EUROPE
Louis Hartz, American Historiography and Comparative Analysis: Further Reflections, p. 365

THE LAWS
Brian Tierney, “The Prince Is Not Bound by the Laws.” Accursius and the Origins of the Modern State, p. 378
Asaf A. A. Fyzee, Muhammadan Law in India, p. 401

SOCIAL MOBILITY
Robert J. Smith, Aspects of Mobility in Pre-Industrial Japanese Cities, p. 416

IMMIGRANTS AND ASSOCIATIONS
W. T. Morrill, The Ibo in Twentieth Century Calabar, p. 424

DEBATE
Robert F. Gray, Political Parties in New African Nations, p. 449
L. P. Mair, Comment on the above, p. 462

UTOPIAS
Ernest Tuveson, The Power of Believing (Review Article), p. 466

SHORT NOTICE
C. P. R. I., Peace Research, p. 478

Books received, p. 479
Obituary Notice Melville J. Herskovits(Eric R. Wolf), p. 480

COMPARATIVE STUDY IN AMERICAN HISTORY
Marvin Meyers, Louis Hartz, The Liberal Tradition in America: An Appraisal, p. 261
Leonard Krieger, A View from the Farther Shore, p. 269
Harry V. Jaffa, Conflicts within the Idea of the Liberal Tradition, p. 274
Louis Hartz, Comment, p. 279

POLITICAL TYPES
Marshall D. Sahlins, Poor Man, Rich Man, Big-man, Chief: Political Types in Melanesia and Polynesia, p. 285

LITERACY AND SOCIETY
Jack Goody, Ian Watt, The Consequences of Literacy, p. 304

SHORT NOTES AND REVIEWS
Walther Kirchner, Emigration some Eighteenth-Century Considerations, p. 346
Percy Ernst Schramm, Sacral Kingship and Charlsma (Review), p. 357
W. B. Watson, Climata and History (Conference Notice), p. 361

Books received, p. 363

Ali Al’Amin Mazrui, Edmund Burke and Reflections on the Revolution in the Congo, p. 121
William O. Aydelotte, Voting Patterns in the British House of Commons in the 1840s, p. 134
Ducan Macrae, Jr., Intraparty Division and Cabinet Coalitions in the Fourth French Republic, p. 164
Phillips Cutright, Nonpartisan Electoral Systems in American Cities, p. 212
Marshall G. S. Hodgson, The Interrelations of Societies in History, p. 227

Robert Mandrou, Introduction à la France Moderne: essai de psychologie historique, 1500-1640, reviewed by Felix Gilbert, Julian Pittrivers, p. 251

Eric R. Wolf, Cultural Dissonance in the Italian Alps, p. 1
John W. Hall, Feudalism in Japan – a Reassessment, p. 15
L. Genicot, La Noblesse au Moyen Âge dans l’ancienne “Francie”: Continuité, Rupture ou Evolution?, p. 52
Otto Forst De Battaglia, The Nobility in the European Middle Ages, p. 60
James W. Fesler, French Field Administration: The Beginnings, p. 76
Ping-ti Ho, Studies on the Population of China, 1368-1953, reviewed by J. J. Spengler, p. 112
Gideon Sjoberg, Sylvia L. Thrupp, Our Objectives, p. 115

Vladimir C. Nahirny, The Russian Untelligentsia: from Men Ideas to Men of Convictions, p. 403
Joseph R. Levenson, Confucian and Taiping ‘Heaven’: the Political Implications of Clashing Religious Concepts, p. 436
Robert M. Marsh, The Venality of Provincial Office in China and in Comparative Perspective, p. 454
George A. Floris, A note on Dacoits in India, p. 467
Richard M. Morse, Latin American Cities: Aspects of Function and Structure, p. 473
Rene Millon, Clara Hall, May Diaz, Conflict in the Modern Teotihuacan Irrigation System, p. 494
J. G. A. Pocock, “History and Theory” (Review Article), p. 525

Books received, p. 536

Hans Rogger, Nationalism and the State: a Russian Dilemma, p. 253
Nikki Keddie, Religion and Irreligion in Early Iranian Nationalism, p. 265
R. Bayly Winder, The Lebanese in West Africa, p. 296
L. A. Fallers, Comment, p. 334
D. Kumar, Caste and Landlessness in South India, p. 337
Folke Dovring, Peasantry, Land Use, and Change (Review Article), p. 364
Robert E. F. Smith, Russian History and the Soviet Union, p. 375
J. Kritzeck, Moslem-Christian Understanding in Mediaeval Times (Review Article), p. 388
J. Bousquet, Obituary: Enrique Gomez Arboleya, p. 402

Martin Deming Lewis, One Hundred Million Frenchmen: the “Assimilation” Theory in French Colonial Policy, p. 129
D. E. Apter, Some Reflections on the Role of a Political Opposition in New Nations, p. 154
Bernard S. Cohn, The British in Benares: a Nineteenth Century Colonial Society, p. 169
Robert Eric Frykenberg, British Society in Guntur during the Early Nineteenth Century, p. 200
J. G. A. Pocock, The origins of Study of the Past: a Comparative Approach, p. 209

DEBATE
Mary C. Wright, Revolution from Whithout? (A Commentary on “Imperial Russia at the Turn of the Century: the Cultural Slope and the Revolution from Without”), p. 247

A. St. J. Hannigan, The Imposition of Western Law Forms upon Primitive Societies, p. 1
J. Duncan M. Derrett, The Administration of Hindu Law by the British, p. 10
Sylvia L. Thrupp, The Creativity of Cities. A Review Article, p. 53
Michael D. Coe, Social Typology and the Tropical Forest Civilizations, p. 65
John Friedmann, Cities in Social Transformation, p. 86
Gaston V. Rimlinger, Social Security, Incentives and Controls in the U.S. and U.S.S.R., p. 104

Letters to the Editor, p. 125

Theodore H. von Laue, Imperial Russia at the Turn of the Century: the Cultural Slope and the Revolution from Without, p. 353
Shanti S. Tangri, Intellectuals and Society in nineteenth-century India, p. 368
Y. C. Wang, Intellectuals and Society in China 1860-1949, p. 395
Robert J. Miller, Buddhist Monastic Economy: the Jisa Mechanism, p. 427
George Murphy, Comment, p. 439
Andre Bareau, Indian and Ancient Chinese Buddhism: Institutions Analagous to the Jisa, p. 443
J. A. Raftis, Western Monasticism and Economic Organization, p. 452
I. Schoffer, “The Dutch Revolt Anatomized”: Some Comments, p. 470
Maurice Freedman, Overseas Chinese Associations: A Comments, p. 478
Dietrich Gerhard, Sylvia L. Thrupp, Comparative Study at Stockholm, p. 481

Books received, of Value in Comparative Study, p. 484

Bernard S. Cohn, The Pasts of an Indian Village, p. 241
Serif Mardin, Some Notes on an Early Phase in the Modernization of Communications in Turkey, p. 250
Robert F. Spencer, Comment, p. 272
Douglas Taylor, New Languages for Old in the West Indies, p. 277
Marjorie Topley, The Emergence and Social Function of Chinese Religious Associations in Singapore, p. 289
Vernon K. Dibble, Ping-Ti Ho, The Comparative Study of Social Mobility (Debate), p. 315
E. De Dampierre, Note sur “Culture” et “Civilisation“, p. 328

Reviews, p. 341

OBITUARY
Alfred Kroeber (by Sylvia L. Thrupp), p. 351

John T. Marcus, Time and the Sense of History West and East, p. 123
Peter Charanis, The Transfer of Population as a Policy in the Byzantine Empire, p. 140
A. N. J. Den Hollander, The Great Hungarian Plain: a European Frontier Area (II), p. 155
Tsien Tche-Hao, La vie sociale des Chinois à Madagascar, p. 170
Lawrence Stone, Marriage among the English Nobility in the 16th and 17th centuries, p. 187
William J. Goode, Comment, p. 207
Lawrence Stone, Counter-comment, p. 215
Thomas J. Orsagh, Progress in Iron and Steel: 1870-1913, p. 216
Rondo E. Cameron, Comparative Economic Progress (Review Article), p. 231

Books received, p. 240

Russell H. Fitzgibbon, The Process of Constitution Making in Latin America, p. 1
Max Rheinstein, Epistemology and Social Order (Review Article), p. 12
Maurice Freedman, Immigrants and Associations: Chinese in nineteenth-century Singapore, p. 25
Edmund Leach, The Frontiers of “Burma”, p. 49
Isidore Dyen, Comment on The Frontiers of “Burma”, p. 69
A. N. J. Den Hollander, The Great Hungarian Plain: a European Frontier Area, p. 74
François Bucher, Cistercian Architectural Purism, p. 89
Anthony Garvan, The New England Plain Style, p. 106