INDEX: Volume 54

“Access to the Trade: Monopoly and Mobility in European Craft Guilds in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries,” 421–452.

Adler, Jeffrey, “‘Justice is Something that is Unheard of for the Average Negro’: Racial Disparities in New Orleans Criminal Justice, 1920-1945,” 1213–1231.

Agathocieous, Tanya and Janet Neary, “Before Bandung: Afro-Asian Cross-referencing and Comparative Racialization,” 599–622.

Ankit, Rakesh, “Bureaucracy, Community, and Land: The Resettlement of Meos in Mewat, 1949-50,” 306–329.

“Arguing with Digital History: Patterns of Historical Interpretation,” 1005–1022.

“Bad Mothers and Dirty Lousers: Representing Abortionists in Post Independence Ireland,” 286–305.

Bajramovic, Alisa, Esther Isaac, Isabel Miller, Chelsea Pan, Emily Ratté, and Anton Vicente Kliot, “To ‘Labour with a Greater Sense of Safety’: First Aid, Civic Duty, and Risk Management in the British Working Class, 1870-1914,” 526–545.

Barleta, Leonardo, “Spatial Genealogies: Mobility, Settlement, and Empire-Building in the Brazilian Backlands, 1650-1800,” 1064–1090.

Bartlett, Emily C., “Re-Assembling Disabled Identities: Employment, Ex-Servicemen and the Poppy Factory,” 210–236.

“Before Bandung: Afro-Asian Cross-referencing and Comparative Racialization,” 599–622.

Bosma, Ulbe, “Commodification and Slavery in the Nineteenth-Century Indonesian Archipelago,” 109–124.

Bowen, Alyssa, “‘Taking in the Broad Spectrum’: Human Rights and Anti-Politics in the Chile Solidarity Campaign (UK) of the 1970s,” 623–643.

“Bureaucracy, Community, and Land: The Resettlement of Meos in Mewat, 1949-50,” 306–329.

Casals, Marcelo, “The Insurrection of the Middle Class: Social Mobilization and Counterrevolution during the Popular Unity Government, Chile, 1970–1973,” 944–969.

Chakraborty, Titas, and Matthias van Rossum, “Introduction: Slave Trade and Slavery in Asia—New Perspectives,” 1–14.

“Commodification and Slavery in the Nineteenth-Century Indonesian Archipelago,” 109–124.

Cooley, Will, “‘We Just Can’t Afford to Be Democratic’: Liberals, Integrationists, and the Postwar Suburb of Park Forest,” 330–357.

Delay, Cara and Annika Liger, “Bad Mothers and Dirty Lousers: Representing Abortionists in Post Independence Ireland,” 286–305.

De Vito, Christian G., Julian Schiel, and Matthias van Rossum, “From Bondage to Precariousness? New Perspectives on Labor and Social History,” 644–662.

Doyle, Patrick and Sarah Roddy, “Money, Death, and Agency in Catholic Ireland, 1850–1921,” 799–818.

“A Double-Edged Pluralism: Paradoxes of Diversity in the International Institute Movement, 1945-1965,” 897–919.

Ekama, Kate, “Precarious Freedom: Manumission in Eighteenth-Century Colombo,” 88–108.

“The End of Sodomy: Law, Prosecution Patterns, and the Evanescent Will to Knowledge in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, 1770-1830,” 480–502.

“The First Peronists: Indigenous Leaders, Populism, and the Argentine Nation-State,” 843–871.

“‘Forced Selling,’ Domesticity, and the Diffusion of Washing-Machines in Interwar America,” 546–568.

“French Slave Trade on Madagascar: A Quantitative Approach,” 34–65.

“From Bondage to Precariousness? New Perspectives on Labor and Social History,” 644–662.

Gaggio, Dario, “Pioneers or Mere Labor Force? Post-World War II Italian Rural Migration to Brazil and the Legacies of Colonialism,” 920–943.

Geelen, Alexander, Bram van den Hout, Merve Tosun, Mike de Windt, and Matthias van Rossum, “On The Run: Runaway Slaves and Their Social Networks in Eighteenth-Century Cochin,” 66–87.

Gornostaev, Andrey V., “Trade in Runaway Peasants and ‘The Chichikov Phenomenon’ in Eighteenth-Century Russia,” 715–740.

Hanley, Anne, “‘Sex Prejudice’ and Professional Identity: Women Doctors and Their Patients in Britain’s Interwar VD Service,” 569–598.

Hans Hägerdal, Hans, “Slaves and Slave Trade in the Timor Area: Between Indigenous Structures and External Impact,” 15–33.

“‘Health is Wealth’: Valuing Health in the Nineteenth-Century United States,” 775–798.

Hearne, Siobhán, “Prosecuting Procurement in the Russian Empire,” 185–209.

Hofman, Elwin, “The End of Sodomy: Law, Prosecution Patterns, and the Evanescent Will to Knowledge in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, 1770-1830,” 480–502.

“How Pedro Quiñonez Lost His Soul: Suicide, Routine Violence, and State Formation in Nineteenth-century Paraguay,” 237–259.

Hudson, Angela Pulley, “The Indian Doctress in the 19th-century United States: Race, Medicine, and Labor,” 1160–1187.

Huner, Michael Kenneth, “How Pedro Quiñonez Lost His Soul: Suicide, Routine Violence, and State Formation in Nineteenth-century Paraguay,” 237–259.

Iacovetta, Franca and Erica Toffoli, “A Double-Edged Pluralism: Paradoxes of Diversity in the International Institute Movement, 1945-1965,” 897–919.

“The Insurrection of the Middle Class: Social Mobilization and Counterrevolution during the Popular Unity Government, Chile, 1970–1973,” 944–969.

Jackson, Will, “The Kindness of Strangers: Single Mothers and the Politics of Friendship in Interwar Cape Town,” 819–842.

“‘Justice is Something that is Unheard of for the Average Negro’: Racial Disparities in New Orleans Criminal Justice, 1920-1945,” 1213–1231.

Kiechle, Melanie A., “‘Health is Wealth’: Valuing Health in the Nineteenth-Century United States,” 775–798.

“The Kindness of Strangers: Single Mothers and the Politics of Friendship in Interwar Cape Town,” 819–842.

Koenig, Anne M., “Shipping Fools: Foucault’s Wandering Madman and Civic Responsibility in Late Medieval Germany,” 125–160.

Koenker, Diane P. “The Smile behind the Sales Counter: Soviet Shop Assistants on the Road to Full Communism,” 872–896.

Louckx, Kaat, “Population, Territory, and State-istics: ‘Habitual Residence’ in the Belgian Census, 1846-1947,” 503–525.

“Louise Spieker Rankin’s Global Souths: ‘An American Cookbook for India’ and Culinary Imperialism,” 1188–1212.

Mathias, Christine, “The First Peronists: Indigenous Leaders, Populism, and the Argentine Nation-State,” 843–871.

Midura, Rachel Clare, “Itinerating Europe: Early Modern Spatial Networks in Printed Itineraries, 1545–1747,” 1023–1063.

“Money, Death, and Agency in Catholic Ireland, 1850–1921,” 799–818.

Musselwhite, Paul, “Naming Plantations: Toponyms and the Construction of the Plantation System in the English Atlantic,” 741–774.

“Naming Plantations: Toponyms and the Construction of the Plantation System in the English Atlantic,” 741–774.

“On The Run: Runaway Slaves and Their Social Networks in Eighteenth-Century Cochin,” 66–87.

Ottaway, Susannah, “‘A Very Bad Presidente in the House’: Workhouse Masters, Care and Discipline in the Eighteenth-Century Workhouse,” 1091–1119.

“Pioneers or Mere Labor Force? Post-World War II Italian Rural Migration to Brazil and the Legacies of Colonialism,” 920–943.

Pite, Rebekah E., “The Rural Woman Enters the Frame: A Visual History of Gender, Nation, and the Goodbye Mate in the Post-Colonial Río de la Plata,” 1120–1159.

“The Politics of Time in Colonial Bombay: Labor Patterns and Protest in Cotton Mills,” 206–285.

“Population, Territory, and State-istics: ‘Habitual Residence’ in the Belgian Census, 1846-1947,” 503–525.

Prak, Maarten, Clare Crowston, Bert De Munck, Christopher Kissane, Chris Minns, Ruben Schalk, and Patrick Wallis, “Access to the Trade: Monopoly and Mobility in European Craft Guilds in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries,” 421–452.

“Precarious Freedom: Manumission in Eighteenth-Century Colombo,” 88–108.

“Prosecuting Procurement in the Russian Empire,” 185–209.

“Re-Assembling Disabled Identities: Employment, Ex-Servicemen and the Poppy Factory,” 210–256.

Robertson, Stephen and Lincoln Mullen, “Arguing with Digital History: Patterns of Historical Interpretation,” 963–989.

Scott, Peter, “‘Forced Selling,’ Domesticity, and the Diffusion of Washing-Machines in Interwar America,” 546–568.

“‘Sex Prejudice’ and Professional Identity: Women Doctors and Their Patients in Britain’s Interwar VD Service,” 569–598.

“Shipping Fools: Foucault’s Wandering Madman and Civic Responsibility in Late Medieval Germany,” 125–160.

Shusterman, Noah, “The Strange History of the Right to Bear Arms in the French Revolution,” 453–479.

“Slaves and Slave Trade in the Timor Area: Between Indigenous Structures and External Impact,” 15–33.

“The Smile behind the Sales Counter: Soviet Shop Assistants on the Road to Full Communism,” 872–896.

“Spatial Genealogies: Mobility, Settlement, and Empire-Building in the Brazilian Backlands, 1650-1800,” 1064–1090.

“The Strange History of the Right to Bear Arms in the French Revolution,” 453–479.

“‘Taking in the Broad Spectrum’: Human Rights and Anti-Politics in the Chile Solidarity Campaign (UK) of the 1970s,” 623–643.

Thiébaut, Rafaël, “French Slave Trade on Madagascar: A Quantitative Approach,” 34–65.

“To ‘Labour with a Greater Sense of Safety’: First Aid, Civic Duty, and Risk Management in the British Working Class, 1870-1914,” 526–545.

“Trade in Runaway Peasants and ‘The Chichikov Phenomenon’ in Eighteenth-Century Russia,” 715–740.

Tunc, Tanfer Emin, “Louise Spieker Rankin’s Global Souths: ‘An American Cookbook for India’ and Culinary Imperialism,” 1188–1212.

“‘Verses of My Owne Making’: Literacy, Work, and Social Identity in Early Modern England,” 161–184.

Waddell, Brodie, “‘Verses of My Owne Making’: Literacy, Work, and Social Identity in Early Modern England,” 161–184.

“‘We Just Can’t Afford to Be Democratic’: Liberals, Integrationists, and the Postwar Suburb of Park Forest,” 330–357.

Yildiz, Hatice, “The Politics of Time in Colonial Bombay: Labor Patterns and Protest in Cotton Mills,” 206–285.