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November 2000, Volume 572, Issue 1
- 29-32 Political Discussion in Primary States
by Paul Waldman - 33-49 Dynamics of the 2000 Republican Primaries
by Michael G. Hagen & Richard Johnston & Kathleen Hall Jamieson & David Dutwin & Kate Kenski - 50-52 The Hole in the Doughnut: Center Cities and Sprawl
by Lawrence W. Sherman - 53-65 Urban Poverty: Scientific and Ethical Considerations
by Felton Earls - 66-77 The Federal Role in Curbing Sprawl
by Bruce Katz - 78-89 Jobs, Cities, and Suburbs in the Global Economy
by Janice Fanning Madden - 90-90 Preface
by Matthew Miller - 91-97 Introduction
by N/A - 98-114 The Pro-Voucher Left and the Pro-Equity Right
by John E. Coons & Lisa Graham Keegan & T. Willard Fair - 115-135 Is a Grand Bargain Between Left and Right Possible?
by Lamar Alexander & Clint Bolick & Andrew Rotherham & Sandra Feldman - 136-141 Don't Knock the Folks on the Bus
by E.J. Dionne JR - 142-147 The Black Hole of American Politics: Foreign Policy
by Charles Krauthammer - 148-152 Big Issues Missing from the Presidential Campaign
by Matthew Miller - 153-153 Youth Development
by Bobby Austin - 154-155 Old Habits and Old Myths
by Seymour Martin Lipset - 156-156 Religion and Politics
by Martin E. Marty - 157-158 Religion and a World Rule of Law
by Richard D. Schwartz - 159-160 Racism
by Roger Wilkins - 161-161 Utopia and Campaign Spending
by Oliver Williamson - 162-194 Book Department
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September 2000, Volume 571, Issue 1
- 8-13 Preface
by Christine L. Williams - 14-29 Traversing Lines of Control: Feminist Anthropology Today
by Ravina Aggarwal - 30-41 Feminism and Federally Funded Social Science: Notes from Inside
by Judith D. Auerbach - 42-56 Feminism and Family Studies for a New Century
by Maxine Baca Zinn - 57-76 Feminism in Criminology: Engendering the Outlaw
by Dana M. Britton - 77-88 From Pornography to Sadomasochism: Reconciling Feminist Differences
by Lynn S. Chancer - 89-106 Feminist Scholarship in Archaeology
by Kelley Hays-Gilpin - 107-120 Feminism and Migration
by Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo - 121-134 The State of Gender Studies in Political Science
by Gretchen Ritter & Nicole Mellow - 135-150 Spaces for Feminism in Geography
by Lynn A. Staeheli & Patricia M. Martin - 151-166 Feminist Media Criticism and Feminist Media Practices
by S. Craig Watkins & Rana A. Emerson - 167-182 Feminism at Work
by Amy S. Wharton - 183-196 Feminism in Psychology: Revolution or Evolution?
by Judith Worell - 198-199 Report of the Board of Directors
by N/A - 200-237 Book Department
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July 2000, Volume 570, Issue 1
- 8-18 Preface
by Jay R. Mandle & Louis Ferleger - 19-31 Globalization: The Product of a Knowledge-Based Economy
by Lester C. Thurow - 32-48 The Globalization of Human Development
by Richard A. Easterlin - 49-64 Globalization in Southeast Asia
by Peter A. Coclanis & Tilak Doshi - 65-77 Regulating Immigration in a Global Age: A New Policy Landscape
by Saskia Sassen - 78-91 Labor Versus Globalization
by George Ross - 92-103 The Student Anti-Sweatshop Movement: Limits and Potential
by Jay R. Mandle - 104-114 The Bark Is Worse Than the Bite: New WTO Law and Late Industrialization
by Alice H. Amsden & Takashi Hikino - 115-125 Coping with Globalization: A Suggested Policy Package for Small Countries
by Frank B. Rampersad - 126-139 Globalization and Justice
by Jon Mandle - 140-152 Globalization's Cultural Consequences
by Robert Holton - 153-172 Corporate Governance and Globalization
by Mary O'Sullivan - 173-185 Sustainable Economic Development in Rural America
by Adam S. Weinberg - 186-216 Book Department
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May 2000, Volume 569, Issue 1
- 8-9 Preface
by Jacob U. Gordon - 10-28 The Role of African American Males in Politics and Government
by Tracy D. Snipe - 29-41 African American Males in Foreign Affairs
by Jake C. Miller - 42-55 Black Males in the Civil Rights Movement
by Jacob U. Gordon - 56-70 A Reform for Troubled Times: Takeovers of Urban Schools
by Robert L. Green & Bradley R. Carl - 71-85 African American Males in Dance, Music, Theater, and Film
by I. Peter Ukpokodu - 86-101 Incarcerated African American Men and Their Children: A Case Study
by Garry A. Mendez JR - 102-119 African American Men in the American West, 1528-1990
by Quintard Taylor - 120-134 The Media and the Black Response
by Lewis Diuguid & Adrienne Rivers - 135-148 Foreign-Born African American Males: Turning Barriers into Opportunities
by Festus E. Obiakor & Sunday O. Obi & Patrick Grant - 149-159 The Health of African American Men
by John A. Rich - 160-175 The Black Male and the U.S. Economy
by Susan Williams McElroy & Leon T. Andrews JR - 176-197 Book Department
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March 2000, Volume 568, Issue 1
- 7-8 Preface
by Elijah Anderson - 9-12 Introduction: The Study of African American Problems
by Tukufu Zuberi - 13-27 The Study of the Negro Problems
by W.E. Burghardt Du Bois - 28-40 Black Feminists and Du Bois: Respectability, Protection, and Beyond
by Farah Jasmine Griffin - 41-53 Gender, Black Feminism, and Black Political Economy
by Patricia Hill Collins - 54-77 The Emerging Philadelphia African American Class Structure
by Elijah Anderson - 78-99 Rising Inequality and the Case for Coalition Politics
by William Julius Wilson - 100-110 Du Bois as Social Activist: Why We Are Not Saved
by Mary Frances Berry - 111-127 Race, Poverty, and Welfare: Du Bois's Legacy for Policy
by Michael B. Katz - 128-139 Identity and Economic Performance
by Gerald D. Jaynes - 140-153 Anthropology: From Bones to the Human Genome
by James E. Bowman - 154-171 Anthropological Measurement: The Mismeasure of African Americans
by Fatimah L.C. Jackson - 172-185 Deracializing Social Statistics: Problems in the Quantification of Race
by Tukufu Zuberi - 186-202 Reclaiming a Du Boisian Perspective on Racial Attitudes
by Lawrence D. Bobo - 203-219 W.E.B. Du Bois and the Encyclopedia Africana, 1909-63
by Henry Louis Gates JR - 220-234 Being an African in the World: The Du Boisian Epistemology
by Anthony Monteiro - 235-249 W.E.B. Du Bois and "The Negro Church"
by Barbara Dianne Savage - 250-264 Romancing the Body Politic: Du Bois's Propaganda of the Dark World
by Herman Beavers - 265-280 Du Bois's Humanistic Philosophy of Human Sciences
by Lewis R. Gordon - 281-297 W.E.B. Du Bois on the Study of Social Problems
by Lucius T. Outlaw JR - 298-313 The Washington and Du Bois Leadership Paradigms Reconsidered
by Martin Kilson
January 2000, Volume 567, Issue 1
- 8-15 Preface
by William G. Hinkle & Stuart Henry - 16-29 What Is School Violence?
by Stuart Henry - 30-41 Violence in Schools
by J. Scott Staples - 42-53 Listening to What the Streets Say
by Ralph Cintron - 54-71 School Violence
by Douglas E. Thompkins - 72-87 Drugs in Schools
by Peter J. Venturelli - 88-107 The Effects of School Climate on School Disorder
by Wayne N. Welsh - 108-122 School Tracking and Student Violence
by Lissa J. Yogan - 123-139 Poverty, Inequality, and Youth Violence
by Ronald C. Kramer - 140-156 The Status of School Discipline and Violence
by A. Troy Adams - 157-169 Educating for Peace
by Hal Pepinsky - 170-185 Creating Peaceable Schools
by Susan L. Caulfield - 186-197 Reconciliations: Prevention of and Recovery from School Violence
by Jane Nicholson - 198-208 Juvenile Corrections in Indiana
by Edward L. Cohn & William G. Hinkle - 209-242 Book Department
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November 1999, Volume 566, Issue 1
- 8-12 Preface
by Paul Lopes & Mary Durfee - 13-24 Diffusion Models and Fashion: A Reassessment
by Diana Crane - 25-36 Diffusion and Syncretism: The Modern Jazz Tradition
by Paul Lopes - 37-54 The Social Capital of Opinion Leaders
by Ronald S. Burt - 55-67 Accelerating the Diffusion of Innovations Using Opinion Leaders
by Thomas W. Valente & Rebecca L. Davis - 68-79 Diffusion of Tobacco Control in North America
by Donley T. Studlar - 80-92 Morality Policy Reinvention: State Death Penalties
by Christopher Z. Mooney & Mei-Hsien Lee - 93-107 Human Rights Media Coverage in Chinese East Asia
by David P. Fan & Jennifer Ostini - 108-119 Diffusion of Pollution Prevention Policy
by Mary Durfee - 120-131 The Diffusion of an Unsuccessful Innovation
by Sarah A. Soule - 132-143 From the Streets to the Internet: The Cyber-Diffusion of Contention
by Jeffrey M. Ayres - 144-155 Theorizing Diffusion: Tarde and Sorokin Revisited
by Elihu Katz - 159-194 Book Department
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September 1999, Volume 565, Issue 1
- 7-14 Preface
by Isidro Morales & Guillermo De Los Reyes & Paul Rich - 15-34 American Voluntarism, Social Capital, and Political Culture
by Paul Rich - 35-65 NAFTA: The Governance of Economic Openness
by Isidro Morales - 66-78 Civil Society and European Integration
by Finn Laursen - 79-90 The Autonomy and Democracy of Indigenous Peoples in Canada and Mexico
by José L. GarcÃa-Aguilar - 91-112 Development and Civil Society in Latin America and Asia
by William Ratliff - 113-125 Civil Society and NAFTA: Initial Results
by John S. Robey - 126-141 Civil Society and Political Elections: A Culture of Distrust?
by Andreas Schedler - 142-147 Civil Society and Attitudes: The Virtues of Character
by Armando CÃntora - 148-161 Entrepreneurs in Emerging Economies: Creating Trust, Social Capital, and Civil Society
by M.B. Neace - 162-175 The Aztec States-Society: Roots of Civil Society and Social Capital
by Marco A. Almazán - 176-192 Religion and Civic Engagement: A Comparative Analysis
by Corwin Smidt - 193-206 Death and Civil Society
by Lorena Melton Young Otero - 207-217 Ritual and Community Networks Among Laborer Groups in Mexico
by Olga Lazcano & Gustavo Barrientos - 218-224 Civil Society and Volunteerism: Lodges in Mining Communities
by Guillermo De Los Reyes & Antonio Lara - 225-236 Book Department
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July 1999, Volume 564, Issue 1
- 8-9 Preface
by Ira M. Schwartz - 10-27 The Honest Politician's Guide to Juvenile Justice in the Twenty-First Century
by Barry C. Feld - 28-36 Is There a Jurisprudential Future for the Juvenile Court?
by Katherine Hunt Federle - 37-55 Shackled in the Land of Liberty: No Rights for Children
by Wanda Mohr & Richard J. Gelles & Ira M. Schwartz - 56-80 Delinquency and Desert
by Stephen J. Morse - 81-108 The Fork in the Road to Juvenile Court Reform
by Gordon Bazemore - 109-125 (Un)equal Justice: Juvenile Court Abolition and African Americans
by John Johnson Kerbs - 126-141 Myopic Justice? The Juvenile Court and Child Welfare Systems
by Ira M. Schwartz & Neil Alan Weiner & Guy Enosh - 142-166 Can Intervention Rehabilitate Serious Delinquents?
by Mark W. Lipsey - 167-184 Get-Tough Juvenile Justice Reforms: The Florida Experience
by Charles E. Frazier & Donna M. Bishop & Lonn Lanza-Kaduce - 185-202 Challenging Girls' Invisibility in Juvenile Court
by Meda Chesney-Lind - 203-214 The Attack on Juvenile Justice
by Russell K. Van Vleet - 215-230 Book Department
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May 1999, Volume 563, Issue 1
- 8-19 Preface
by Suzanne W. Helburn - 20-38 Child Care, Maternal Employment, and Public Policy
by Sandra L. Hofferth - 39-55 Defining and Assessing Early Childhood Program Quality
by Debby Cryer - 56-72 The Kellogg Child Development Center: High-Quality Child Care
by Lorna Kellogg - 73-97 Child Care Experiences and Developmental Outcomes
by Margaret R. Burchinal - 98-115 Families and Child Care: Divergent Viewpoints
by Susan D. Holloway & Bruce Fuller - 116-129 Regulating Child Care Quality
by William Gormley JR - 130-145 Market Constraints on Child Care Quality
by John R. Morris - 146-161 Child Care Workers: High Demand, Low Wages
by Marcy Whitebook - 162-174 Hiring a Nanny: The Limits of Private Solutions to Public Problems
by Julia Wrigley - 175-193 Current Trends in European Early Child Care and Education
by Wolfgang Tietze & Debby Cryer - 194-207 Who Should Pay for the Kids?
by Paula England & Nancy Folbre - 208-219 Making Child Care "Affordable" in the United States
by Barbara R. Bergmann - 220-237 Book Department
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March 1999, Volume 562, Issue 1
- 8-15 Preface
by Marcie Pitt-Catsouphes & Bradley K. Googins - 16-31 Working to Place Family at the Center of Life: Dual-Earner and Single-Parent Strategies
by Rosanna Hertz - 32-46 Work-Family Backlash: Begging the Question, What's Fair?
by Mary B. Young - 47-65 Restructured Families: Issues of Equality and Need
by Maureen Scully & W.E. Douglas Creed - 66-82 The Impact of Family on Job Displacement and Recovery
by Paul Attewell - 83-97 Young Europeans' Orientations to Families and Work
by Suzan Lewis & Janet Smithson & Julia Brannen - 98-110 Work and Family Over Time: A Life Course Approach
by Shin-Kap Han & Phyllis Moen - 111-126 Organizational Size and Work-Family Issues
by Shelley M. MacDermid & Leon C. Litchfield & Marcie Pitt-Catsouphes - 127-142 The Nonprofit Sector's Responsiveness to Work-Family Issues
by Judith G. Gonyea - 143-158 A New Work-Life Model for the Twenty-First Century
by Rosalind C. Barnett - 159-173 Work and Life Strategies of Professionals in Biotechnology Firms
by Susan C. Eaton & Lotte Bailyn - 174-190 Lower-Wage Workers and the New Realities of Work and Family
by Susan J. Lambert - 191-211 Creating a Research and Public Policy Agenda for Work, Family, and Community
by Paula M. Rayman & Ann Bookman - 212-235 Book Department
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January 1999, Volume 561, Issue 1
- 8-26 Emotional Labor Since
by Ronnie J. Steinberg & Deborah M. Figart - 27-38 Caring Labor
by Susan Himmelweit - 39-51 The Cost of Caring
by Paula England & Nancy Folbre - 52-63 Comfort and Struggle: Emotion Work in Family Life
by Marjorie L. Devault - 64-80 Changing Scripts at Work: Managers and Professionals
by Gideon Kunda & John Van Maanen - 81-95 Emotional Labor in Service Work
by Robin Leidner - 96-110 Emotional Labor in Academia: The Case of Professors
by Marcia L. Bellas - 111-126 Police Force or Police Service? Gender and Emotional Labor
by Susan Ehrlich Martin - 127-142 Emotional Labor Among Paralegals
by Jennifer L. Pierce - 143-157 Emotional Labor in Job Evaluation: Redesigning Compensation Practices
by Ronnie J. Steinberg - 158-176 The Psychosocial Consequences of Emotional Labor
by Amy S. Wharton - 177-191 Emotional Demands at Work: A Job Content Analysis
by Ronnie J. Steinberg & Deborah M. Figart - 192-222 Book Department
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November 1998, Volume 560, Issue 1
- 8-16 Preface
by Elihu Katz & Jeffrey J. Strange - 17-27 What is a Narrative Fact?
by Jerome Bruner - 28-42 (The Death of) The Ethics of Historical Practice (and Why i am not in Mourning)
by Peter Novick - 43-54 The will to Truth: A Reply to Novick
by Judith Lichtenberg - 55-68 Objectivity as a Problem: An Attempt at an Overview
by Joseph Margolis - 69-82 Factual Fissures: Claims and Contexts
by Michael Herzfeld - 83-95 How Journalists Visualize Fact
by Richard V. Ericson - 96-110 Nixon Postmortem
by Barry Schwartz & Lori Holyfield - 111-128 The Rule of Product Substitution in Presidential Campaign News
by John Zaller - 129-142 Manipulating Public Opinion with Moral Justification
by KATHLEEN M. McGRAW - 143-154 “Just the Facts, Ma'am†: Political Facts and Public Opinion
by James H. Kuklinski & Paul J. Quirk & David W. Schwieder & Robert F. Rich - 155-164 The Legal and Ethical Limitations of Factual Misrepresentation
by Geoffrey Cowan - 165-178 The Impact of Factual Versus Fictional Media Portrayals on Cultural Stereotypes
by Sheila T. Murphy - 179-193 Individual and Cultural Reality Monitoring
by Marcia K. Johnson - 194-199 Struggle in Cyberspace: Fact and Friction on the World Wide Web
by James E. Katz - 200-201 International Relations and Politics
by Sanford Schram - 201-202 International Relations and Politics
by Robert Anthony Maranto