2000

Bryant T. Ragan, Jr. and Jeffrey Merrick	1-5	Introduction
HR and guest editors	7-14	Trends and Issues in Gay and Lesbian History: An Interview
Emma Donoghue	15-22	Doing Lesbian History, Then and Now
Randolph Trumbach	23-39	Blackmail for Sodomy in Eighteenth-Century London
Theo van der Meer	41-67	Sodomy and Its Discontents: Discourse, Desire, and the Rise of a Same-Sex Proto-Something in the Early Modern Dutch Republic
Philip Brett	69-77	Issues in Music and Sexuality in the Long Eighteenth Century
Simon Richter	79-88	‘Non Arrivo’: Presence And Absence in Eighteenth-Century German Same-Sex Desire
Christopher Looby	89-100	Republican Bachelorhood: Sex and Citizenship in the Early United States
Stephen O. Murray	101-116	Homosexuality in the Ottoman Empire
Matthew H. Sommer	117-133	Was China Part of a Global Eighteenth-Century Homosexuality?
Gary P. Leupp	135-152	Capitalism and Homosexuality in Eighteenth-Century Japan

Edward T. Larkin	465-471	Crossing the Border—Expanding the Enlightenment: An Introduction
Kari Winter	473-492	Bordering Freedom but Unable to Cross into the Promised Land: Africans in Early Vermont
Marc Harris	493-501	Pennsylvania’s Border at Lake Champlain: Borders and Contexts in Colonial North America
John Kenneth Rowland	503-521	General Thomas Gage, the Eighteenth-Century Literature of Military Intelligence, and the Transition from Peace to Revolutionary War, 1774 to 1775
Mira Morgenstern	523-541	Crossing Lines: Rousseau and the Creation of Community
Robin Craig	543-558	Les Droits d’Auteur: French Women Writers and the Legal Borders of Eighteenth-Century Authorship
Katherine M. Quinsey	559-577	“No Christians Thirst for Gold!”: Religion and Colonialism in Pope
Nicholas Saul	579-599	Morbid? Suicide, Freedom, Human Dignity and the German Romantic Yearning for Death

Eugenia C. Kiesling	225-246	Corporal Punishment in the Greek Phalanx and the Roman Legion: Modern Images and Ancient Realities
Karen Green	247-272	Isabeau de Bavière and the Political Philosophy of Christine de Pizan
Jeremy L. Caradonna	273-307	The Death of Duty: The Transformation of Political Identity from the Old Regime to the French Revolution
Steven D. Kale	309-338	Women, Salons and Sociability as Constitutional Problems in the Political Writings of Madame de Staël
William E. Duvall	339-357	Flaubert’s Sentimental Education between History and Literature
Sally Charnow	359-380	Le Théâtre du Peuple: Modern Theatre, Regionalism and the Search for the Authentic in Fin-de-Siècle France

Fanny Cosandey

381-401

“La maîtresse de nos biens”: Pouvoir féminin et puissance dynastique dans la monarchie française d’Ancien Régime

Thomas E. Kaiser	403-420	Scandal in the Royal Nursery: Marie-Antoinette and the Gouvernantes des Enfants de France
Jo Burr Margadant	421-451	Representing Queen Marie-Amélie in a “Bourgeois” Monarchy
Sarah Hanley	453-464	Configuring the Authority of Queens in the French Monarchy, 1600s-1840s

Ronald Schechter	1-7	Introduction
Jay R. Berkovitz	9-38	Ritual and Emancipation: A Reassessment of Cultural Modernization in France
Ronald Schechter	39-63	A Jewish Agent in Eighteenth-Century Paris: Israël Bernard de Valabrègue
Michael R. Shurkin	65-82	Consistories and Contradictions: From the Old to the New Regime
Thomas Kselman	83-104	Turbulent Souls in Modern France: Jewish Conversion and the Terquem Affair
Lisa Moses Leff	105-128	Jews, Liberals and the Civilizing Mission in Nineteenth-Century France
Frances Malino	129-142	Institutrices in the Metropole and the Maghreb: A Comparative Perspective
Nadia Malinovich	143-163	Between Universalism and Particularism: Discourses of Jewish Identity in France, 1920-32
Maurice Samuels	165-192	Renoir’s La Grande Illusion and the “Jewish Question”
Jonathan Judaken	193-223	Alain Finkielkraut and the Nouveaux Philosophes: French-Jewish Intellectuals, the Afterlives of May ’68 and the Rebirth of the National Icon

Rochelle L. Millen and Tammy M. Proctor	319-322	Introduction
Michael Burns	323-334	“A Himalaya of Texts”: Dreyfus in Review
Paula Hyman	335-349	New Perspectives on the Dreyfus Affair
Cathleen M. Giustino	351-372	Persistent Anti-Jewish Hostility and Modern Technologies: The Entanglement of Old and New and the Radicalization of Politics in Prague around 1900
Isabelle Rohr	373-392	Philosephardism and Antisemitism in Turn-of-the-Century Spain
Howard Lupovitch	393-407	“It Would Never Happen Here!”: The Dreyfus Affair in the Central and Eastern European Jewish Press
Luc Nemeth	409-432	Un accélérateur d’énergies dans l’espace dreyfusard: Sébastien Faure, du début de l’Affaire au procès Zola
Jeanne Humphries	433-443	The Dreyfus Affair: A Woman’s Affair
Michael F. Leruth	445-467	Laicism, Religion and the Economy of Belief in the French Republic
James P. Daughton	469-483	A Colonial Affair?: Dreyfus and the French Empire
Simon P. Sibelman	485-502	Emerging Voices, Evolving Paradigms: Literary Expressions of Franco-Jewish Identity After the Dreyfus Affair

Luther H. Martin	195-200	Introduction: History, Memory and Cognition
Patrick H. Hutton	201-216	Quickening Memory and the Diversification of Historical Narrative
Shane M. Barney	217-233	The Mythic Matters of Edith Cavell: Propaganda, Legend, Myth and Memory
Tom Sjöblom	235-254	Storytelling: Narratives of the Mind and Modes of Religiosity
Benson Saler	255-270	Finding Wayú Religion
Brian Malley	271-282	An Interpretation Observed: Cognitive Distinctions Relevant to the Historiography of Interpretive Traditions
Theodore M. Vial	283-295	Can Memory Fill In Gaps of Memory? Applications of the Cognitive Science of Religion to the History of Religions
Richard English	297-306	Modes of Religiosity: Some Historiographical Reflections
Harvey Whitehouse	307-318	Cognitive Historiography: When Science Meets Art

Michael Kwass and Daniel Gordon	1-2	Introduction
Rebecca L. Spang	3-25	The Ghost of Law: Speculating on Money, Memory and Mississippi in the French Constituent Assembly
Dario Castiglione	27-48	Blood and Oil: Eighteenth-Century Monetary Anxieties
Michael Kwass	49-70	Spending and Saving in the Enlightenment
Daniel Gordon	71-92	The Dematerialization Principle: Sociability, Money and Music in the Eighteenth Century
Catherine Ingrassia	93-115	Money and Sexuality in the Enlightenment: George Lillo’s The London Merchant
Thomas M. Luckett	117-139	Imaginary Currency and Real Guillotines: The Intellectual Origins of the Financial Terror in France
Paul Cheney	141-167	Finances, Philosophical History and the “Empire of Climate”: Enlightenment Historiography and Political Economy
C. George Caffentzis	169-194	Civilizing the Highlands: Hume, Money and the Annexing Act

John Calvert	359-361	Introduction
William Shepard	363-384	Fundamentalistic Phenomena: Christian and Muslim
Salwa Ismail	385-402	Islamist Movements as Social Movements: Contestation and Identity Frames
Armando Salvatore	403-423	The Transformation of Muslim Traditions: The Potential and Limits of Public Forms of Islam in Arab Societies
Darius Rejali	425-443	Friend and Enemy, East or West: Political Realism in the Work of Usama bin Ladin, Carl Schmitt, Niccolo Machiavelli and Kai-Ka’us ibn Iskandar
Michaelle L. Browers	445-467	Shahrur’s Reformation: Toward a Democratic, Pluralist and Islamic Public Sphere
Forough Jahanbakhsh	469-489	The Emergence and Development of Religious Intellectualism in Iran
Marion Boulby	491-507	Women and the “Islamic Movement” in Israel: Challenge to Patriarchy?
John Calvert	509-528	Sayyid Qutb and the Power of Political Myth: Insights from Sorel

Robert Zaretsky	151-177	Playing Cowboys and Indians in the French Camargue
Sean Kennedy	179-203	Situating France: The Career of André Siegfried, 1900-40
Matti Peltonen	205-219	From Discourse to Dispositif: Michel Foucault’s Two Histories
Stephen Schloesser	221-253	“What of that curious craving?”: Catholicism, Conversion and Inversion au temps du Boeuf sur le Toit
L. Scott Lerner	255-281	Jewish Identity and French Opera, Stage and Politics, 1831-60
Georges Vidal	283-309	L’armée française face au communisme du début des années 1930 jusqu’à “la débâcle”
David Henige	311-335	The Implausibility of Plausibility/The Plausibility of Implausibility
Arthur McCalla	337-357	Louis de Bonald’s Traditionalist Science of Society and Early Nineteenth-Century Biological Thought

Linda E. Mitchell	1-5	Introduction
Fiona Tolhurst	7-27	The Great Divide?: History and Literary History as Partners in Medieval Mythography
Kara Doyle	29-54	‘Narratizing’ Marie of Ponthieu
Leah Shopkow	55-71	The Narrative Constructions of the Famous (or Infamous) and Fearsome Virago, Beatrice of Bourbourg
Amélia P. Hutchinson	73-87	Leonor Teles: Representations of a Portuguese Queen
Charlotte Newman Goldy	89-107	“The shiftiness of a woman”: Narratizing the Anstey Case
C. Marie Harker	109-125	The Two Duchesses of Gloucester and the Rhetoric of the Feminine
Virginia Blanton	127-149	King Anna’s Daughters: Genealogical Narrative and Cult Formation in the Liber Eliensis

D.M.G. Sutherland	379-388	Introduction
Haim Burstin	389-407	Pour une phénoménologie de la violence révolutionnaire: réflexions autour du cas parisien
Pierre Serna	409-431	Le duel durant la Révolution, de la joute archaïque, au combat politique
Patrice Gueniffey	433-450	La Terreur: circonstances exceptionnelles, idéologie et dynamique révolutionnaire
Philippe Bourdin	451-468	La terreur et la mort, une écriture de la postérité
Timothy Tackett	469-493	The Flight to Varennes and the Coming of the Terror
Ted W. Margadant	495-528	Summary Justice and the Crisis of the Old Regime in 1789
Howard G. Brown	529-558	Echoes of the Terror
Dominique Godineau	559-576	Femmes et violence dans l’espace politique révolutionnaire

Michel Vovelle

577-582

En guise de conclusion

Randall McGowen and Daniel Gordon	189-190	Introduction
Michael Meranze	191-209	Michel Foucault, the Death Penalty and the Crisis of Historical Understanding
Robert Nye	211-228	Two Capital Punishment Debates in France: 1908 and 1981
Randall McGowen	229-249	History, Culture and the Death Penalty: The British Debates, 1840-70
Daniel Gordon	251-273	The Theater of Terror: The Jacobin Execution in Comparative and Theoretical Perspective
Gene E. Ogle	275-293	Slaves of Justice: Saint Domingue’s Executioners and the Production of Shame
Paul Friedland	295-317	Beyond Deterrence: Cadavers, Effigies, Animals and the Logic of Executions in Premodern France
Katherine Royer	319-339	The Body in Parts: Reading the Execution Ritual in Late Medieval England

Carlin Barton

341-360

The Emotional Economy of Sacrifice and Execution in Ancient Rome

Austin Sarat

361-377

Presentist Preoccupations: Reflections on State Killing in the Contemporary United States

Bernard Bailyn	1-5	Preface
Malick W. Ghachem	7-17	Introduction: Slavery and Citizenship in the Age of the Atlantic Revolutions
Douglas M. Bradburn	19-41	“True Americans” and “Hordes of Foreigners”: Nationalism, Ethnicity and the Problem of Citizenship in the United States, 1789-1800
Marixa Lasso	43-63	A Republican Myth of Racial Harmony: Race and Patriotism in Colombia, 1810-12
Seth Meisel	65-82	From Slave to Citizen-Soldier in Early-Independence Argentina
Laurent Dubois	83-102	“Our Three Colors”: The King, the Republic and the Political Culture of Slave Revolution in Saint-Domingue
Ashli White	103-121	The Politics of “French negroes” in the United States
Malick W. Ghachem	123-144	The “Trap” of Representation: Sovereignty, Slavery and the Road to the Haitian Revolution
Evelyn Powell Jennings	145-162	The Spanish Colonial State and African Enslavement in Havana, 1763-90
Erika Pani	163-188	“Actors on a Most Conspicuous Stage”: Citizens of Revolution in the United States and Mexico

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Fall 2002 Vol. 28, No. 3

Benjamin Constant on the Self, Religion and Politics

Edited by John Christian Laursen and Anne Hofmann

Price: $25.00

John Christian Laursen and Anne Hofmann	311-319	Benjamin Constant on the Self, Religion and Politics: An Introduction
François Rosset	321-340	Ecriture du politique et écriture du moi chez Benjamin Constant
Helena Rosenblatt	341-360	Reinterpreting Adolphe: The Sexual Politics of Benjamin Constant
K. Steven Vincent	361-383	Character, Sensibilité, Sociability and Politics in Benjamin Constant’s Adolphe
Patrick Coleman	385-396	Constant and the Froissement of Form
Etienne Hofmann	397-418	Histoire, politique et religion: essai d’articulation de trois composantes de l’œuvre et de la pensée de Benjamin Constant
Giovanni Paoletti	419-438	‘L’inconséquence et ses lois’: croyances religieuses et perspective républicaine chez Benjamin Constant
Clorinda Donato	439-453	Benjamin Constant and the Italian Enlightenment in the Commentaire sur l’ouvrage de Filangieri: Notes for an Intercultural Reading
Lucien Jaume	455-470	La théorie de l’autorité chez Benjamin Constant
Aurelian Craiutu	471-491	The Battle for Legitimacy: Guizot and Constant on Sovereignty
George Slusser	493-512	Future Liberty: Benjamin Constant in the Light of Speculative Fiction

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Summer 2002 Vol. 28, No. 2

France and Algeria: From Colonial Conflicts to Postcolonial Memories

Edited by James D. Le Sueur and William B. Cohen

Price: $20.00

James D. Le Sueur and William B. Cohen	137-141	Introduction
Zeynep Çelik	143-162	Colonial/Postcolonial Intersections: Lieux de mémoire in Algiers
Patricia M. E. Lorcin	163-184	Women, Gender and Nation in Colonial Novels of Interwar Algeria
John Ruedy	185-201	Chérif Benhabylès and Ferhat Abbas: Case Studies in the Contradictions of the Mission civilisatrice
Didier Folléas	203-217	An Interview with Benjamin Stora: Guerre d’Algérie : la mémoire par les images
William B. Cohen	219-239	The Algerian War, the French State and Official Memory
David L. Schalk	241-254	Of Memories and Monuments: Paris and Algeria, Fréjus and Indochina
Philip Dine	255-275	(Still) A la recherche de l’Algérie perdue: French Fiction and Film, 1992-2001
James D. Le Sueur	277-291	Beyond Decolonization? The Legacy of the Algerian Conflict and the Transformation of Identity in Contemporary France
Adam Shatz	293-300	An Interview with Alice Cherki
	301-309	An Interview with Mohammed Harbi

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Spring 2002 Vol. 28, No. 1

Price: $20.00

Patrick H. Hutton	1-19	Philippe Ariès and the Secrets of the History of Mentalities
David S. Barnes	21-49	Scents and Sensibilities: Disgust and the Meanings of Odors in Late Nineteenth-Century Paris
Robert J. Young	51-72	Out of the Ashes: The American Press and France’s Postwar Recovery in the 1920s
Alexandre Coello de la Rosa	73-92	Representing the New World’s Nature: Wonder and Exoticism in Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo y Valdes
Amalia D. Kessler	93-117	Searching for a “New System” of Government: Linguet and the Rise of the Centralized, Administrative State
Jane Clement Bond	119-136	Women Workers in the Bourges Government Arsenals during World War I

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Fall 2001 Vol. 27, No. 3

Retrofitting Syncretism?

Edited by William Cassidy

Price: $20.00

William Cassidy	365-373	Introduction
A. J. Droge	375-387	Retrofitting/Retiring “Syncretism”
Luther H. Martin	389-400	To use “syncretism” or not to use “syncretism”: that is the question
Anita Leopold	401-423	The Architecture of Syncretism: A Methodological Illustration of the Dynamics of Syncretism
Gregory D. Alles	425-452	The Greeks in the Caribbean: Reflections on Derek Walcott, Homer and Syncretism
Bruce Lincoln	453-459	Retiring Syncretism
Karen L. King	461-479	The Politics of Syncretism and the Problem of Defining Gnosticism
Gustavo Benavides	481-498	Power, Intelligibility and the Boundaries of Religions
Ulrich Berner	499-509	The Notion of Syncretism in Historical and/or Empirical Research

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Summer 2001 Vol. 27, No. 2

Aristocracies and Urban Elites in Early Modern France:

A Tribute to Ellery Schalk

Edited by Mack P. Holt

Price: $30.00

Mack P. Holt	177-181	Introduction
George Huppert	183-199	A Matter of Quality: The Pasquier Family between Bourgeoisie and Noblesse
Kristen B. Neuschel	201-218	From “Written Record” to the Paper Chase? The Documentation of Noble Life in the Sixteenth Century
James B. Collins	219-240	Noble Political Ideology and the Estates General of Orléans and Pontoise: French Republicanism
Ellery Schalk (Abridged and Edited by Raymond A. Mentzer)	241-300	Marseille and the Urban Experience in Sixteenth-Century France: Communal Values, Religious Reform and Absolutism
Barbara B. Diefendorf	301-324	A Monastery in Revolt: Paris’s Feuillants in the Holy League
Mack P. Holt	325-345	Popular and Elite Politics in Seventeenth-Century Dijon
Donna Bohanan	347-364	Keeping up with the Jourdains: Distinction and Consumption in the Aftermath of Dauphiné’s Procès des Tailles

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Spring 2001 Vol. 27, no. 1

Price: $20.00

Anita M. Walker and Edmund H. Dickerman	1-26	A Notorious Woman: Possession, Witchcraft and Sexuality in Seventeenth-Century Provence
Lloyd Kramer	27-47	James Baldwin in Paris: Exile, Multiculturalism and the Public Intellectual
Marvin R. Cox	49-77	Furet, Cobban and Marx: The Revision of the “Orthodoxy” Revisited
Christine Holden and David M. Levy	79-105	From Emotionalized Language to Basic English: The Career of C. K. Ogden and/as “Adelyne More”
Amanda L. Collins	107-137	The Etruscans in the Renaissance: The Sacred Destiny of Rome and the Historia Viginti Saeculorum of Giles of Viterbo (c. 1469-1532)

DOCUMENT AND COMMENTARY

Brett E. Whalen	139-156		The Discovery of the Holy Patriarchs: Relics, Ecclesiastical Politics and Sacred History in Twelfth-Century Crusader Palestine
	157-176		An Account of the Discovery of the Holy Patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob

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Fall 2000 Vol. 26, No. 3

The End of the Enlightenment

Edited by Dennis F. Mahoney

Price: $24.00

Dennis F. Mahoney	355-362	The End of the Enlightenment: An Introduction
Mira Morgenstern	363-386	Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Politics as Enlightenment Critique
Edward T. Larkin	387-403	Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi: The End of Reason and the Void
Johannes Endres	405-427	Nathan Disenchanted: Continuity and Discontinuity of Enlightenment in Schiller’s The Bride of Messina
Allen W. Grove	429-446	Coming Out of the Castle: Gothic, Sexuality and the Limits of Language
Elizabeth A. Blood	447-469	“Barbares Européens”: Colonial Oppression and Liberal Discourse in Barbault-Royer’s Craon et les trois opprimés (1791)
Wolfgang Wittkowski	471-486	Is Kleist’s Michael Kohlhaas a Terrorist? Luther, Prussian Law Reforms and the Accountability of Government
Robert Anchor	487-506	Kant and Philosophy of History in Goethe’s Faust

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Summer 2000 Vol. 26, No. 2

The Last Things

Edited by Larissa Juliet Taylor

Price: $24.00

Larissa Juliet Taylor	161-171	The Last Things: An Introduction
Ariane Lainé	173-187	L’Antéchrist dans les homélies eschatologiques de Wulfstan : un mal du siècle
Véronique Plesch	189-221	Enguerrand Quarton’s Coronation of the Virgin: This World and the Next, the Dogma and the Devotion, the Individual and the Community
Clifford Davidson	223-245	The Signs of Doomsday in Drama and Art
Larissa Juliet Taylor	247-268	God of Judgment, God of Love: Catholic Preaching in France, 1460-1560
Robin B. Barnes	269-283	Prophetic Pedagogy: Basilius Faber (ca. 1520-1575) and Evangelical Teaching on the Last Things
Carlos M. N. Eire	285-310	The Good Side of Hell: Infernal Meditations in Early Modern Spain
Peter Marshall	311-333	The Company of Heaven: Identity and Sociability in the English Protestant Afterlife c. 1560-1630
Adrianna E. Bakos	335-353	Images of Hell in the Pamphlets of the Fronde

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Spring 2000 Vol. 26, No. 1

Price: $18.00

Howard G. Brown	1-30	An Unmasked Man in a Milieu de Mémoire: The Abbé Solier as Sans-Peur the Brigand-Priest
Gregory S. Brown	31-57	Scripting the Patriotic Playwright in Enlightenment-Era France: Louis-Sébastien Mercier’s Self-Fashionings between “Court” and “Public”
W. Jay Reedy	59-91	From Enlightenment to Counter-Enlightenment Semiotics: Authoritative Discourse and the Reactionary Social Science of Louis de Bonald

PERSPECTIVES

Christophe Prochasson	93-125	Une histoire culturelle de la politique
Christine Downing	127-140	It’s Not So Simple After All: Auschwitz, the Death of God, the Rebirth of the Goddess
Peter E. Bergmann	141-159	Daniel Goldhagen in Germany: An Exploration in German Historiography

Laura Wertheimer	363-393	Continuity and Change in Constructs of Illegitimacy between the Second and Eighth Centuries
Allyson Delnore	395-419	Robinson Crusoes in Chains: Punishment and Colonial Power Relations in French Deportee Writings, 1791-1848
Venita Datta	421-447	Superwomen or Slaves? Women Writers, Male Critics, and the Reception of Nietzsche in Belle-Epoque France
R. O’Brian Carter	449-473	“The Fox-Trotters of Vieil-Armand”: Jazz and the Practice of Forgetting in Interwar France
Roxanne Panchasi	475-504	“Fortress France”: Protecting the Nation and Its Bodies, 1918-1940
Antoine Coppolani	505-526	Les sciences sociales et la présidence: Daniel P. Moynihan et Richard M. Nixon
*Perspectives*
Antoine Coppolani	527-538	Albert Cohen, Charles de Gaulle et le Sionisme

W. Brian Newsome and Tyler Stovall	153-159	Introduction
Emily Clark	161-182	Elite Designs and Popular Uprisings: Building and Rebuilding New Orleans, 1721, 1788, 2005
Anne Pérotin-Dumon	183-224	Une ville de commerce antillaise entre “mornes” et palétuviers au 18 e siècle: Urbanisme colonial, administration royale et dynamisme du monde atlantique
David Nelson	225-255	Defining the Urban: The Construction of French-Dominated Colonial Dakar, 1857-1940
Seth Graebner	257-276	Contains Preservatives: Architecture and Memory in Colonial Algiers
Michael G. Vann	277-304	Building Colonial Whiteness on the Red River: Race, Power, and Urbanism in Paul Doumer’s Hanoi, 1897-1902
David W. Del Testa	305-325	Vinh, the Seed that Would Grow Red: Colonial Prelude, Revolutionary City
Eric T. Jennings	327-362	Urban Planning, Architecture, and Zoning at Dalat, Indochina, 1900-1944