Geographic Perspectives in History

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Editors' Preface 1. D.W. Meinig: A Geographical Transect of the Atlantic World 2. William H. McNeill: The Eccentricity of Wheels, or European transportation in Historical Perspectives 3. Martin Bernal: First by Land, Then by Sea: Thoughts about the Social Formation of the Mediterranean and Greece 4. John V. Murra: High Altitude Andean Societies and their Economics 5. Elizabeth Fox-Genovese and Eugene D. Genovese: Social Classes and Class Struggles in Geographic Perspective 6. Robert Wuthnow: Towns, Regimes, and Religious Movements in the Reformation 7. David Ringrose: Towns, Transport, and Crown: Geography and the Decline of Spain 8. Leonard Hochberg: The Atlantic Revolution? The Crises of England, The United States and France 9. P. S. Seaver: A Geographic Perspective in Microcosm: An Artisanal Case Study 10. Emmanuel LeRoi Ladurie & Oreste Ranum: The Scribe-etnnographer, Pierre Prion of Aubais 11. Forrest McDonald: Cultural Continuity and the Shaping of the American South 12. James E. Vance, Jr: Transportation and the Geographical Expression of Capitalism 13. Charles Tilly: The Geography of European Statemaking and capitalism Since 1500 14. Immanuel Wallerstein: France, A Special Case? A World-Systems Perspective 15. G. William Skinner: Yet Another France: Regional Systems in the 19th Century 16. Traian Stoianovitch: The Segmentary State and `La Grande Nation' 17. Elias Mandala: Commodity Production, Subsistence, and the State in Colonial Africa: Peasant Cotton Agriculture in the Lower Tchiri (Shire) Valley of Malawi, 1907-1951 18. Richard Rosecrance: The Commercial Society and International Relations Epilogue: Edward Whiting Fox.

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