Comparative Social Dynamics

S. N. Eisenstadt: Some Personal Observations Part 1: Process and Change in Tribal and Historical Societies 1. A Generation After "From Generation to Generation": Coevals and Competitors in "Cattle Complex" Societies 2. The Ecological Dynamics of Empires: Seventeenth-Century Crises in Ottoman Turkey and Ming China 3. Tradition and Transformation in India and China: A Total-Society Approach 4. Two Types of Spatial Boundaries 5. The Sources of Charismatic Leadership: Max Weber Revisited 6. Sociocultural Change in Thailand: A Reconceptualization 7. Sociopolitical Roles of Muslim Clerics and Scholars in West Africa 8. Imperial Breakdown: S. N. Eisenstadt's Work and the Spanish-American Case 9. A Critical Commentary on Tocqueville's Prophecies: Bureaucratization and Its Evolution in French Administration Part 2: Modernization 10. The Changing Centers of Modernity 11. Institutionalized Inequalities, the Structure of Trust, and Clientelism in Modern Latin America 12. Interpreting Traditions in a Developmental Planning Context: A Malawian Case Study 13. Internal Migration: Determinants and Policies 14. Exit—The Gains and Losses of International Migration Part 3: Sociology of Science 15. Puritanism and Modern Science: A Study in the Continuity and Coherence of Sociological Research 16. Borrowing the Concept of Energy in Freudian Psychoanalysis Part 4: Israeli Society 17. Strategies of Class Formation: The Case of the Labor Movement in the Jewish Community of Palestine, 1918-1948 18. Between the Primordial and the Civil Definitions of the Collective Identity: Eretz Israel or the State of Israel? 19. Urban Patronage in Israel 20. Theories of Participatory Democracy and the Kibbutz 21. Integration in Army and Nation: An Essay in Institutional Permeability Part 5: Sociological and Anthropological Theory 22. "Institutionalization" and "Collective Behavior": Points of Contact Between Eisenstadt's Functionalism and Symbolic lnteractionism 23. Charisma, Liminality, and Symbolic Types 24. Genes and Culture: Thoughts on Methodology and Biological Analogies in Social Theory 25. Tractatus Sociologico-Philosophicus