SEELEY HISTORICAL LIBRARY
Journal articles
February 2011
ARCHIVES, Volume 35, Number 123, October 2011
Simpkin, D. New muster-related sources for Henry IV’s army in Scotland, August 1400
Shannon, W.D. ‘On the left hand above the staire’: accessing, understanding and using the archives of the early-modern court of Duchy Chamber
Thomas, J. The sea captain, the nawab and the pilgrimage: a maritime yarn examined
Spurrier, L. The Broadmoor archive: a preliminary survey of the historic records of Broadmoor Hospital and their research potential
Barclay, A. George Monck’s role in the drafting of the Declaration of Breda
COMMONWEALTH & COMPARATIVE POLITICS, Volume 49, Number 1, February 2011
Flinders, M. Devolution, delegation and the Westminster model: a comparative analysis of developments within the UK, 1998-1009
Weiner, R.J. Why so little strategy? District-level electoral entry in theory and practice
Elliott, C. Moving from clientelist politics toward a welfare regime: evidence from the 2009 assembly election in Andhra Pradesh
Deegan, H. Religious conflict in Kano: what are the fundamental issues?
Yoon, M.Y. Factors hindering ‘larger’ representation of women in parliament: the case of Seychelles
Clegg, P. & Gold, P. The UK overseas territories: a decade of progress and prosperity?
CULTURAL & SOCIAL HISTORY, Volume 8, Number 1, March 2011
Hailwood, M. Sociability, work and labouring identity in seventeenth-century England
Mannherz, J. Knots in the fourth dimension: mathematics, spiritualism and society in post-reform Russia
Waddington, K. The dangerous sausage: diet, meat and disease in Victorian and Edwardian Britain
Burchardt, J. Rethinking the rural idyll: the English rural community movement, 1913-26
Morgan, S. Celebrity: academic ‘pseudo-event’ or a useful concept for historians?
EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY STUDIES, Volume 44, Number 2, Winter 2011
Del Donna, A.R. ‘Rinfreschi e composizioni poetiche’: the feste di ballo tradition in late eighteenth-century Naples
Garb, J. The circle of Moshe Hayyim Luzzatto in its eighteenth-century context
Schellenberg, B.A. Coterie, culture, the print trade and the emergence of the lakes tour, 1724-1787
Klemann, H. the matter of moral education: Locke, Newbery and the didactic book-toy hybrid
Wolloch, N. The civilizing process, nature and stadial theory
Reilly, M. ‘No eye hath seen nor ear hath heard’: Arabic sources for Quaker subjectivity in Unca Eliza Winkfield’s Female American
THE ENGLISH HISTORICAL REVIEW, Volume 126, Number 518, February 2011
Naismith, R. The origins of the line of Egbert, king of the West Saxons, 802-839
Payling, S.J. Legal right and dispute resolution in late medieval England: the sale of the Lordship of Dunster
Warren, I. The English landed elite and the social environment of London, c.1580-1700: the cradle of an aristocratic culture?
Barros, A. Razing Babel and the problems of constructing peace: France, Great Britain and airpower, 1916-28
EUROPEAN HISTORY QUARTERLY, Volume 41, Number 1, January 2011
Bracke, M.A. From politics to nostalgia: the transformation of war memories in France during the 1960s-70s
Barry, G. Marc Sangnier and ‘the other Germany’: the Freiburg International Democratic Peace Congress and the Ruhr invasion, 1923
Randeraad, N. The International Statistical Congress (1853-1876): knowledge transfers and their limits
La Porte, P. ‘Rien à ajouter’: the League of Nations and the Rif War (1921-1926)
Kwan, J. Nationalism and all that: reassessing the Habsburg Monarchy and its legacy [review article]
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL THEORY, Volume 10, Number 1, January 2011
Rostbøll, C.F. Freedom of expression, deliberation, autonomy and respect
Schaap, A. Enacting the right to have rights: Jacques Rancière’s critique of Hannah Arendt
Dimova-Cookson, M. Justice as a secondary moral ideal: the British idealists and the personal ethics perspective in understanding social justice
Sensen, O. Human dignity in historical perspective: the contemporary and traditional paradigms
Kapust, D. Cicero on decorum and the morality of rhetoric
Horton, J. Peggy Lee’s question: Charles Taylor, secularism and the meaning of life [review article]
Colliot-Thélène, c. Recent studies in German political thought [review article]
HISPANIC AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW, Volume 91, Number 1, February 2011
Special issue: Labors of love: production and reproduction in Latin American History
Olcott, J. Introduction: researching and rethinking the labours of love
Milanich, N. Women, children and the social organization of domestic labor in Chile
Blum, A.S. Speaking of work and family: reciprocity, child labor and social reproduction, Mexico City, 1920-1940
Pite, R.E. Entertaining inequalities; Doña Petrona, Junaita Bordoy and domestics work in mid-twentieth-century Argentina
Hutchison, E.Q. Shifting solidarities: the politics of household workers in Cold War Chile
THE HISTORICAL JOURNAL, Volume 54, Number 1, March 2011
Dialeti, A. Defending women, negotiating masculinity in early modern Italy
Merritt, J.F. Contested legitimacy and the ambiguous rise of vestries in early modern London
Rose, J. Kingship and counsel in early modern England
Greenspan, N. Charles II, exile and the problem of allegiance
Harris, B. Cultural change in provincial Scottish towns, c. 1700-1820
Qureshi, S. Robert Gordon Latham, displayed peoples and the natural history of race, 1854-1866
Stack, D. The death of John Stuart Mill
Thackeray, D. Rethinking the Edwardian crisis of conservatism
Sapire, H. African loyalism and its discontents: the royal tour of South Africa, 1947
Mailer, G. Nehemias (Scotus) Americanus: enlightenment and religion between Scotland and America [historiographical review]
HISTORICAL RESEARCH, Volume 84, Number 223, February 2011
Forrest, I. The archive of the official of Stow and the ‘machinery’ of church government in the late thirteenth century
Ray, M. Administrative efficiency in fourteenth-century England: the delivery of writs based on evidence from the register of Bishop Martival
Roberts, D.C.D. An annotated and revised copy of The Institution of a Christen Man (1537)
Pogson, F. Public and private service at the early Stuart court: the career of William Raylton, Stafford’s agent
Gibney, J. Protestant interests? The 1641 rebellion and state formation in early modern Ireland
Hardwick, J. Vestry politics and the emergence of a reform ‘public’ in Calcutta, 1813-36
DiVanna, I.N. Politicizing national literature: the scholarly debate around La chanson de Roland in the nineteenth-century
Lees, L.H. Urban civil society: the context of empire
Rietzler, K. Before the cultural cold wars: American philanthropy and cultural diplomacy in the inter-war years
Crossland, J. A man of peaceable intent: Burckhardt, the British and Red Cross neutrality during the Second World War
Swanson, R.N. Crusade administration in fifteenth-century England: regulations for distribution of indulgences in 1489 [notes and documents]
HISTORY TODAY, Volume 61, Number 2, February 2011
Stubbs, J. A cavalier defence
Foister, S. Norther light
Colls, R. Jimmy’s blob
Jones, N. A tale of two scandals
Steinberg, J. How did Bismarck do it?
Showman, D. Changing tempos
Guerrini, A. Road beef and … salad?
Brogan, S. The royal touch
Robinson, W. Right honourable historians
Middleton, J. An aristocratic spectre
Cavendish, R. Months past
Stanley, T. The contrarian
Mercer, P. Point of departure: holding the ring
HISTORY TODAY, Volume 61, Number 3, March 2011
Lee, A. The sins of the fathers: Italy’s democratic deficit
Wise, S. Pride of poor London
McEnroe, N. Grant’s museum of Victorian zoology
Lay, P. Mad men?
Best, G. Hague rules OK
Orme, N. The great escape
Burge, J. Dante: reason and religion
Warner, J. The people’s palaces
Bickers, R. China’s age of fragility
Milton, G. Innocent in a guilty world
Thrush, A. King versus commons
JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY, Volume 46, Number 1, January 2011
Special section: Conflict and cooperation in the Cold War – guest editor Jeremi Suri
Suri, J. Conflict and cooperation in the Cold War: new directions in contemporary historical research
Greenberg, U.E. Germany’s postwar re-education and its Weimar intellectual roots
Gordon, A. The need for West: Hans Kohn and the North Atlantic community
Roberts, G. Moscow’s Cold War on the periphery Soviet policy in Greece, Iran and Turkey, 1943-8
Miller, J.M. The struggle to rearm Japan: negotiating the Cold War state in US-Japanese relations
Walker, V. At the end of influence: the Letelier assassination, human rights and rethinking intervention in US-Latin American relations
Thompson, N. Nuclear war and nuclear fear in the 1970s and 1980s
Zaidi, W.H. ‘Aviation will either destroy or save our civilization’: proposals for the international control of aviation, 1920-45
Jensen-Eriksen, N. Industrial diplomacy and economic integration: the origins of all-European paper cartels, 1959-72
JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS, Volume 72, Number 1, January 2011
Weststeijn, A. The power of ‘pliant stuff’: fables and frankness in seventeenth-century Dutch republicanism
Harrison, P. Adam Smith and the history of the invisible hand
Goodrum, M.R. Recovering the vestiges of primeval Europe: archaeology and the significance of stone implements, 1750-1800
De Ceglia, F.P. ‘It’s not true, but I believe it’: discussions on jettatura in Naples between the end of the eighteenth and beginning of the nineteenth centuries
Billings, J. Epic and tragic music: the Union of the Arts in the eighteenth century
Burgers, J.H. max Nordau, Madison grant and racialized theories of ideology
Marshall, D.L. The current state of Vico Scholarship
JOURNAL OF MEDIEVAL HISTORY, Volume 37, Number 1, March 2011
Special issue: Feasts and gifts of food in medieval Europe
Kjær, L. & Watson, A.J. Feasts and gifts: sharing food in the middle ages
Woolgar, C.M. Gifts of food in late medieval England
Pollington, S. The mead-hall community
Roach, L. Hosting the king: hospitality and the royal iter in tenth-century England
Bellis, J. The dregs of trembling, the draught of salvation: the dual symbolism of the cup in medieval literature
Byrne, A. Arthur’s refusal to eat: ritual and control in the romance feast
Kjær, L. Food, drink and ritualised communication in the household of Eleanor de Monfort, February to August 1265
Watson, A.J. Mongol inhospitality, or how to do more with less? Gift giving in William of Rubruck’s Itinerarium
Crombie, L. Honour, community and hierarchy in the feasts of the archery and crossbow guilds of Bruges, 1445-81
Grinder-Hansen, P. Aspects of gift giving in Denmark in the sixteenth century and the case of the Rose Flower Cup
THE JOURNAL OF PEASANT STUDIES, Volume 38, Number 1, January 2011
Moore, J.W. Transcending the metabolic rift: a theory of crises in the capitalist world-ecology
Vanhaute, E. From famine to food crisis: what history can teach us about local and global subsistence crises
Brooks, S. is international agricultural research a global public good? The case of rice biofortification
Edelman, M. & Peasants’ rights and the UN system: quixotic struggle? Or emancipatory
James, C. idea whose time has come?
Giménez, E.H. & Food crises, food regimes and food movements: rumblings of reform
Shattuck, A. or tides of transformation?
Martinez-Alier, J. The EROI of agriculture and its use by the Via Campesina
Rosset, P.M. et al. The Campesino-to-Campesino agroecology movement of ANAP in Cuba: social process methodology in the construction of sustainable peasant agriculture and food sovereignty
THE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY, Volume 19, Number 1, March 2011
List, C. Group communication and the transformation of judgements: an impossibility result
March, A.F. Theocrats living under secular law: an external engagement with Islamic legal theory
Gilabert, P. Feasibility and socialism
Symposium: Ownership and self-ownership
Quong, J. Left-libertarianism: Rawlsian not luck egalitarian
Miller, D. Property and territory: Locke, Kant and Steiner
Steiner, H. Sharing mother nature’s gifts: a reply to Quong and Miller
JOURNAL OF SOCIAL HISTORY, Volume 44, Number 2, Winter 2010
Foulkes, J. The arts in place: an introduction
Tebeau, M. Sculpted landscapes: art & place in Cleveland’s Cultural gardens, 1916-2006
Looker, B. Microcosms of democracy: imagining the city neighborhood in World War II-era America
Isenberg, A. ‘Culture-a-go-go’: the Ghirardelli Square sculpture controversy and the liberation of civic design in the 1960s
Foulkes, J. Streets and stages: urban renewal and the arts after World War II
Schrank, S. Public art and the global crossroads: the politics of place in 1930s Los Angeles
Reynolds, G. ‘Africa joins the world’: the missionary imagination and the Africa Motion Picture Project in Central Africa, 1937-1939
Serviddio, F. Exhibiting identity: Latin America between the imaginary and the real
Nicoletta, J. Art out of place: international art exhibits at the New York World’s Fair of 1964-1965
Shaya, G. How to make an anarchist-terrorist: an essay on the political imaginary in fin-de-siècle France
Florio Lane, Y. ‘No fertile soil for pathogens’: rayon, advertising and biopolitics in late Weimar Germany
Kim, S.J. Culture of remembrance in late Choson Korea: bringing an unknown war hero back into history
THE JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY, Volume 7, Number 1, February 2011
Cooper, W.J. The critical signpost on the journey toward secession
Behrend, J. Rebellious talk and conspiratorial plots: the making of a slave insurrection in Civil War Natchez
Parsons, E.F. Klan scepticism and denial in reconstruction-era public discourse
Janney, C.E. War over a shrine of peace: the Appomattox Peace Monument and retreat from reconciliation
JOURNAL OF WORLD HISTORY, Volume 21, Number 4, December 2010
Andrade, T. A Chinese farmer, two African boys and a warlord: toward a global microhistory
Salvadore, M. The Ethiopian age of exploration: Prester John’s discovery of Europe, 1306-1458
Gunn, J. Creating a paradox: Quobna Ottobah Cugoano and the slave trade’s violation of the principles of Christianity, reason and property ownership
Runstedtler, T. White Anglo-Saxon hopes and black Americans’ Atlantic dreams: Jack Johnson and the British boxing colour bar
Abul-Magd, Z. Rebellion in the time of cholera: failed empire, unfinished nation in Egypt, 1840-1920
PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY, Volume 30, Part 1, February 2011
Special issue: A century of constitutional reform
Norton, P. Introduction: a century of change
Ballinger, C. Hedging and ditching: The Parliament Act 1911
Blackburn, R. Laying the foundations of the modern voting system: the Representation of The People Act 1918
Norton, P. Divided loyalties: The European Communities Act 1972
Feldman, D. Extending the role of the courts: The Human Rights Act 1998
Winetrobe, B.K. Enacting Scotland’s ‘written constitution’: The Scotland Act 1998
Kelso, A. Stages and muddles: The House of Lords Act 1999
THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY, Volume 25, Number 2, Autumn 2010
Curtin, K. Jacobean congregations and controversies in Thomas Wilson’s Christian Dictionary (1612)
Haugen, K.L. Apocalypse (a user’s manual): Joseph Mede, the interpretation of prophecy and the Dream Book of Achmet