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Volume 33, Number 3, June 2009
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Introduction: Towards a Global History of Modernization
pp. 375-385(11)
Authors: engerman, david c.; unger, corinna r.

“Help Them Move the ILO Way”: The International Labor Organization and the Modernization Discourse in the Era of Decolonization and the Cold War
pp. 387-404(18)
Author: maul, daniel

Development and the “Indian Problem” in the Cold War Andes: Indigenismo, Science, and Modernization in the Making of the Cornell-Peru Project at Vicos
pp. 405-426(22)
Author: pribilsky, jason

Our Own Special Brand of Socialism: Algeria and

the Contest of Modernities in the 1960s
pp. 427-447(21)
Author: byrne, jeffrey james

The Kenyan Style of “African Socialism”: Developmental Knowledge Claims and the Explanatory Limits of the Cold War
pp. 449-466(18)
Author: speich, daniel

Indonesia's “Accelerated Modernization” and the Global Discourse of Development, 1960-1975
pp. 467-486(20)
Author: simpson, brad

Modernization as State Building: The Two Germanies in Syria, 1963-1972
pp. 487-505(19)
Author: trentin, massimiliano

The Third Race
pp. 507-512(6)
Author: cullather, nick

American Diplomacy from a Postmodern Perspective
pp. 513-516(4)
Author: hoff, joan

Exceptional Dreams and Faustian Nightmares
pp. 517-520(4)
Author: ambrosius, lloyd e.

A Talented Dilettante
pp. 521-524(4)
Author: moser, john

Diplomacy While Distaff: Profiling Women's Lives in

the Foreign Service
pp. 525-529(5)
Author: sibley, katherinea.s.

The Harvard School of International Affairs
pp. 531-534(4)
Author: schmidt, brian c.

Cold War Political Theater
pp. 535-538(4)
Author: ashton, nigel j.

The Cultural Turn in U.S. Diplomatic History
pp. 539-542(4)
Author: smulyan, susan

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