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1999–1995 (Vols. 26–22)
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26:4 (1999) Shadows of State Terrorism: Impunity in Latin America

Paz Rojas B., Impunity and the Inner History of Life
Javier Giraldo, S.J., Corrupted Justice and the Schizophrenic State in Colombia
Raúl Molina Mejía, The Struggle Against Impunity in Guatemala
Juan E. Méndez and Javier Mariezcurrena, Accountability for Past Human Rights Violations: Contributions of the Inter-American Organs of Protection
Alejandro Teitelbaum, Statute of the International Criminal Court: A Critique
Helen Duffy, Toward Eradicating Impunity: The Establishment of an International Criminal Court
J. Patrice McSherry, Operation Condor: Clandestine Inter-American System
Kimberly F. Jones, Review of Martha K. Huggins, Political Policing: The United States and Latin America
Charlene Floyd, Review of Neil Harvey, The Chiapas Rebellion: The Struggle for Land and Liberty
J. Patrice McSherry, Photo Essay

26:3 (1999) Beyond National: Identities, Social Problems, and Movements

Norma Chinchilla and Nora Hamilton, Changing Networks and Alliances in a Transnational Context: Salvadoran and Guatemalan Immigrants in Southern California
Gaspar Rivera-Salgado, Binational Organizations of Mexican Migrants in the United States
Devra Weber, Historical Perspectives on Mexican Transnationalism: With Notes from Angumacutiro
Edward J. McCaughan, Social Movements, Globalization, and the Reconfiguration of Mexican/Chicano Nationalism
Alicia Schmidt Camacho, On the Borders of Solidarity: Race and Gender Contradictions in the “New Voice” Platform of the AFL-CIO
Sonia Otalvaro-Hormillosa, The Homeless Diaspora of Queer Asian Americans
Leigh Binford, A Failure of Normalization: Transnational Migration, Crime, and Popular Justice in Contemporary Neoliberal Mexican Social Formation
María de la Luz Arriaga Lemus, NAFTA and the Trinational Coalition to Defend Public Education
Nancy Churchill, El Paseo del Río San Francisco: Urban Development and Social Justice in Puebla, Mexico
Jan Marie Fritz, Searching for Environmental Justice: National Stories, Global Possibilities
Patrick Novotny, The Post-Cold War Era, the Persian Gulf War, and the Peace and Justice Movement in the 1990s

26:2 (1999) 25th Anniversary Commemoration Issue

Gregg Barak, Reflexive Social Justice
Marie-Andrée Bertrand, The Importance of Issues in Criminology in My Intellectual Life
Lynn S. Chancer, Twenty-Five Years Later: Revisiting the Challenges to Social Justice
Nils Christie and Thomas Mathiesen, Still Difficult Times: Social Justice 25 Years Later
John Clarke, Social Justice: A View from the Edge?
Elliott Currie, Radical Criminology — or Just Criminology — Then, and Now
Rosa del Olmo, The Development of Criminology in Latin America
Karleen Faith, In Praise of Political Education
Andre Gunder Frank, A Testimonial Contribution to the 25th Anniversary Issue of Social Justice
John F. Galliher, Against Administrative Criminology
Gilbert Geis, A Quarter of a Century for Social Justice
Sidney L. Harring and Gerda W. Ray, Policing a Class Society: New York City in the 1990s
Bernard D. Headley, A Publication Dedicated to the Cause of Justice As It Is to Nourishment of Critical Thinking
Edward J. McCaughan, Loss, Renewal, and Frida’s Blue House
Pat O’Malley, Social Justice After the “Death of the Social”
James Petras, Behind Every Great Fortune There Is a Great Crime
Al Pinkney, Seeking Social Justice, Then and Now
Anthony M. Platt, Renewal
Herman Schwendinger and Julia R. Schwendinger, The First Edition
Gregory Shank, Looking Back: Radical Criminology and Social Movements
Paul Takagi, Growing Up as a Japanese Boy in Sacramento County
Ian Taylor, Crime and Social Criticism
Suzie Dod Thomas, Twenty-Five Years of Involvement in Social Justice
Keyan G. Tomaselli, On Social Justice: Apartheid and Beyond
Robert P. Weiss, Reflections on Social Justice and the Prisoner Struggle
David Williams, Social Justice: 25 Years on, Social Justice Has an Important Task
Tim Wise, The Threat of a Good Example
Editors, Cumulative Index by Author, 1974 to 1999 (Vol. 26, No. 1)

26:1 (1999) Human Rights, Gender Politics, and Postmodern Discourses

Gregory Shank, Commentary: Not a Just War, Just a War — NATO’s Humanitarian Bombing Mission
Rita Maran, International Human Rights in the U.S.: A Critique
Aaron Dhir, Tibetan Self-Determination and Human Rights: A Conversation with Eva Herzer, International Committee for Lawyers for Tibet
Saliwe Kawewe and Robert Dibie, United Nations and the Problem of Women and Children Abuse in Third World Nations
Hedy Red Dexter and J.M. Lagrander, Bible Devotionals Justify Traditional Gender Roles: A Political Agenda That Affects Social Policy
Enid Logan, The Wrong Race, Committing Crime, Doing Drugs, and Maladjusted for Motherhood: The Nation’s Fury over “Crack Babies”
Christopher Meisenkothen, Chemical Castration — Breaking the Cycle of Paraphiliac Recidivism
Jana Bufkin, Bias Crime as Gendered Behavior
Bruce A. Arrigo and Christopher R. Williams, Chaos Theory and the Social Control Thesis: A Post-Foucauldian Analysis of Mental Illness and Involuntary Civil Confinement
Robert Carl Schehr and Dragan Milovanovic, Conflict Mediation and the Postmodern: Chaos, Catastrophe, and Psychoanalytic Semiotics
Arif Dirlik, Reflections on Postmodernity: Streetlife China
Anthony M. Platt, Humans Among Stone: New Books on Prisons, Race, and Crime
Norma Stoltz Chincilla, The Search for Alternatives to Neoliberalism in Latin America: Debates Among Left Liberals, Orthodox Socialists, and Renovative Socialists

25:4 (1998) Beyond the Neoliberal Peace: From Conflict Resolution to Social Reconciliation

Ronnie D. Lipschutz, Beyond the Neoliberal Peace: From Conflict Resolution to Social Reconciliation
Joel Beinin, Palestine and Israel: Perils of a Neoliberal Repressive Pax Americana
Susanne Jonas, Can Peace Bring Democracy or Social Justice? The Case of Guatemala
Elizabeth H. Crighton, Beyond Neoliberalism: Peacemaking in Northern Ireland
Franke Wilmer, The Social Construction of Conflict & Reconciliation in the Former Yugoslavia
Nancy Scheper-Hughes, Undoing: Social Suffering and the Politics of Remorse in the New South Africa
John Brown Childs, Transcommunality: From the Politics of Conversion to the Ethics of Respect in the Context of Cultural Diversity — Learning from Native American Philosophies with a Focus on the Haudenosaunee

25:3 (1998) Crossing Lines: Revisioning U.S. Race Relations

Elaine H. Kim, “At Least You’re Not Black”: Asian Americans in U.S. Race Relations
Fernando E. Gapasin, Local Union Transformation: Analyzing Issues of Race, Gender, Class and Democracy
Lisa Lowe, Work, Immigration, Gender: New Subjects of Cultural Politics
James Crawford, Language Politics in the U.S.A.: The Paradox of Bilingual Education
Gilberto Arriaza and Arturo Arias, Claiming Collective Memory: Maya Languages and Civil Rights
Angie Y. Chung and Edward Taehan Chang, From Third World Liberation to Multiple Oppression Politics: A Contemporary Approach to Interethnic Coalitions
Danny Widener, “The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise”: African Americans y El Mundo Latino
Clarence Lusane, From Crisis to Congress: Assessing the Black Radical Congress
Brian Coffey and Clark Gocker, Racial Disparities in Mortgage Lending: The Example of Urban Ohio
Anthony M. Platt, Entitled: Confessions of a Model Meritocrat
Howard Zinn, Saving Private Ryan

25:2 (1998) Defending Rights & Just Futures in the Real World Order

Dave Broad, New World Order Versus Just World Order
Ronnie Lippens, Hypermodernity, Nomadic Subjectivities, and Radical Democracy
Julia Rothenberg and Andreas Heinz, Meddling with Monkey Metaphors — Capitalism and the Threat of Impulsive Desires
Joseph Miranda, War or Pseudo-War
Matthew Knoester, War in Colombia
Michael Huspek, Roberto Martinez, and Leticia Jimenez, Violations of Human and Civil Rights on the U.S.-Mexico Border, 1995–1997: A Report
Alberto Arenas, Education and Nationalism in East Timor
Melissa Barlow, Race and the Problem of Crime in Time and Newsweek Cover Stories, 1946 to 1995
Cathleen Burnett, “Frivolous” Claims by the Attorney General
William Preston, Jr., A New Story of Civil Liberty in the United States

25:1 (1998) Disdained Mothers and Despised Others: The Politics and Impact of Welfare Reform

Rickie Solinger, Dependency and Choice: The Two Faces of Eve
Eileen Boris, When Work Is Slavery
Nancy Naples, From Maximum Feasible Participation to Disenfranchisement
Frances Fox Piven, Welfare and Work
Lynn Fujiwara, Impact of Welfare Reform on Asian Immigrant Communities
Demie Kurz, Women, Welfare and Domestic Violence
Eva Kittay, Welfare, Dependency, and a Public Ethic of Care
Gwendolyn Mink, Feminists, Welfare Reform, and Welfare Justice

24:4 (1997) Losing a Generation: Probing the Myths and Reality of Youth and Violence

Luis J. Rodríguez, Hearts and Hands: A New Paradigm for Work with Youth and Violence
Jeff Ferrell, Youth, Crime, and Cultural Space
Esther Madriz, Latina Teenagers: Victimization, Identity, and Fear of Crime
Jabari Mahiri, Street Scripts: African American Youth Writing about Crime and Violence
Susan Roberta Katz, Presumed Guilty: How Schools Criminalize Latino Youth
Paul A. Perrone and Meda Chesney-Lind, Representations of Gangs and Delinquency: Wild in the Streets?
Jeanette Covington, The Social Construction of the Minority Drug Problem
Karen A. Joe Laidler and Geoffrey Hunt, Violence and Social Organization in Female Gangs
Edward J. Loughran, The Massachusetts Experience: A Historical Review of Reform in the Department of Youth Services
Laurie Schaffner, Shelley Shick, and Nancy Stein, Changing Policy in San Francisco: Girls in the Juvenile Justice System
Delores D. Jones-Brown and Zelma Weston Henriquez, Promises and Pitfalls of Mentoring as a Juvenile Justice Strategy
Joani Marinoff, There Is Enough Time: Rethinking the Process of Policy Development
John Brown Childs, The New Youth Peace Movement: Creating Broad Strategies for Community Renaissance in the United States
Nancy Stein Interviews Michael Zinzun, The Gang Truce: A Movement for Social Justice

24:3 (1997) Children and the Environment

Sandra Meucci and Michael Schwab, Children and the Environment: Young People’s Participation in Social Change
Michael Schwab, Sharing Power: Participatory Public Health Research with California Teens
Roger Hart, Collette Daiute, Selim Iltus, David Kritt, Michaela Rome, and Kim Sabo, Developmental Theory and Children’s Participation in Community Organizations
Maria Fernanda Espinosa, Working Children in Ecuador Mobilize for Change
Julie Chu, Navigating the Media Environment: How Youths Claim a Place through Zines
Sangre Latina, Mantel on the Table
Dana Saunders, Invisible Youth Reappear! A Review of Two Youth-Produced Videos
Sandra Meucci, What Is a Children’s Policy, Anyway?
Don Reneau, Z and Me
Sandra Meucci and Jim Redmon, Safe Spaces: California Children Enter a Policy Debate
Diane F. Reed and Edward L. Reed, Children of Incarcerated Parents
Jermaine Ashley, Dawn Samaniego, and Lian Cheun, How Oakland Turns Its Back on Teens: A Youth Perspective
Roger Hart and Michael Schwab, Children’s Rights and the Building of Democracy: A Dialogue on the International Movement for Children’s Participation
laria Salvadori, A Dragon in the Neighborhood: City Planning with Children in Milan, Italy
Robin C. Moore, The Need for Nature: A Childhood Right
Peggy Saika Interviews Sipfou Saechao, And Do You Feel Like This Is Your Country?

24:2 (1997) Reconfiguring Power: Challenges for the 21st Century

Jean Ishibashi, Foreword to ‘Reconfiguring Power’
Gilberto Arriaza, Grace Under Pressure: Immigrant Families and the Nation-State
Rebecca Benjamin, Si Hablas Español Eres Mojado: Spanish as an Identity Marker in the Lives of Mexicano Children
Regina L. Martinez, Beyond Mexico’s Woman: Negotiating Gender and Race in Dominant Narratives of Nation
J. Jorge Klor de Alva and Cornel West, Black-Brown Relations: Are Alliances Possible?
Kim Geron, The Local/Global Context of the Los Angeles Hotel-Tourism Industry
Anthony M. Platt, End Game: The Rise and Fall of Affirmative Action in Higher Education
Lily Wong Fillmore, Equity and Education in the Age of New Racism: Issues for Educators
Eric Rofes, David Keiser, Tony Smith, and Matt Wray, White Men and Affirmative Action: A Conversation
Pedro Noguera, Reconsidering the ‘Crisis’ of the Black Male in America
Bernard Schissel, Youth Crime, Moral Panics, and the News: The Conspiracy Against the Marginalized in Canada

24:1 (1997) Structures of Power and Inequality

Anthony M. Platt, The Land That Never Has Been Yet: U.S. Race Relations at the Crossroads
Margo Okazawa-Rey and Marshall Wong, Organizing in Communities of Color: Addressing Inter-Ethnic Conflicts
Mark Koetting and Vincent Schiraldi, Singapore West: The Incarceration of 200,000 Californians
Neil Websdale and Byron Johnson, Reducing Woman Battering: The Role of Structural Approaches
Joan Hoffman, Macroeconomic Indicators and New York City Women’s Drug Arrests
William Felice, The Copenhagen Summit: A Victory far the World Bank?
Andre C. Drainville, Continental Integration and Civil Society in the Americas
Catherine Connolly and Julie Tennant-Burt, The NAFTA Agreement and U.S. Labor Discrimination
Dragan Petrovec, Resurrection of Victims in Eastern Europe
Earl Coleman, Siblings

23:4 (1996) Environmental Victims

Christopher Williams, Environmental Victims: An Introduction
Ken Saro-Wiwa, Final Statement to the Tribunal
Jack Hirschman, Mali McGee, Diane Wang, and Sarah Menefee, Poetry in Honor of Ken Saro-Wiwa
Anthony M. Platt, Mario Savio, The Heart of an Activist
Christopher Williams, An Environmental Victimology
Peter Penz, Environmental Victims and State Sovereignty: A Normative Analysis
Sharon Stephens, Reflections on Environmental Justice: Children as Victims and Actors
Alicia Fentiman, The Anthropology of Oil: The Impact of the Oil Industry on a Fishing Community in the Niger Delta
Satinath Sarangi, The Movement in Bhopal and Its Lessons
Rosemarie Gillespie, Ecocide, Industrial Chemical Contamination, and the Corporate Profit Imperative: The Case of Bougainville
Meena Singh, Environmental Security and Displaced People in Southern Africa
Sanford Lewis and Diane Henkels, Good Neighbor Agreements: A Tool for Environmental and Social Justice
Françoise Barten, Suzanne Fustukian, and Sylvia de Haan, The Occupational Health Needs of Workers: The Need for a New International Approach
Barbara Dinham, Introduction to the Charter of Rights Against Industrial Hazards: For Communities, Workers, and Protection of Their Environment
Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on Industrial Hazards and Human Rights, Charter on Industrial Hazards and Human Rights

23:3 (1996) Immigration: A Civil Rights Issue for the Americas in the 21st Century

Susanne Jonas and Suzie Dod Thomas, Editors’ Introduction: Immigration, a Civil Rights Issue
Saskia Sassen, Beyond Sovereignty: Immigration Policy Making Today
Néstor Rodríguez, The Battle for the Border: Notes on Autonomous Migration, Transnational Communities, and the State
Linda Miller Matthei, Gender and International Labor Migration: A Networks Approach
John Isbister, Are Immigration Controls Ethical?
Susanne Jonas, Rethinking Immigration Policy and Citizenship in the Americas: A Regional Framework
J.C. Malone, Riding the Non-Stop Immigration Roller Coaster (A True Story)
John Horton, The Chinese Suburban Immigration and Political Diversity in Monterey Park, California
Nestor Rodriguez, U.S. Immigration and Intergroup Relations in the Late 20th Century: African Americans and Latinos
Lowell Sachs, Treacherous Waters in Turbulent Times: Navigating the Recent Sea Change in U.S. Immigration Policy and Attitudes
David Bacon, For an Immigration Policy Based on Human Rights
Sara Diamond, Right-Wing Politics and the Anti-Immigration Cause
Michael Welch, The Immigration Crisis: Detention as an Emerging Mechanism of Social Control

23:1-2 (1996) The World Today

Pablo González Casanova and John Saxe-Fernández, Preface to ‘The World Today’
Samir Amin, The Future of Global Polarization
Ralph Miliband, The New World Order and the Left
Bogdan Denitch, Democracy and the World Order: Dilemmas and Conflicts
Pablo Gonzalez Casanova, Globalism, Neoliberalism, and Democracy
Arthur MacEwan, Globalization and Stagnation
John Saxe-Fernández, NAFTA: The Intersection of the Geopolitics and Geoeconomics of Capital
Leo Panitch, Globalization, States, and Left Strategies
Daniel Singer, Europe’s Crises
Milos Nikolic, East-Central Europe: Transition to Market Economy and Democracy
Kiva Maidanik, The Problem of ‘Alternativeness’ in Russia’s Past, Present, and Eventual Future
Mahmood Mamdani, Indirect Rule, Civil Society, and Ethnicity: The African Dilemma
Bernard Founou-Tchuigoua, The State Subregion in the Future of Africa
Fawsy Mansour, The Arab World Today
Faysal Yachir, Wither the Arabic World?
Nirmal Kumar Chandra, India in the South Asian Context
George Aseniero, Asia in the World-System
William K. Tabb, The East and the World Today
Lin Chun, Situating China
Tessa Morris-Suzuki, Japan: Beyond the ‘Lessons of Growth’
Carlos M. Vilas, Latin America and the New World Order
Atilio A. Borón, Governability and Democracy in Latin America
Peter Beilharz, Australian Laborism, Social Democracy, and Social Justice into the 1990s
Rita Maran, After the Beijing Women’s Conference: What Will Be Done?
Gail Hershatter, Emily Honig, and Lisa Rofel, Reflections on the Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing and Huairou, 1995

22:4 (1995) Public Health in the 1990s: In the Shadow of Global Transformation and Militarism

Patrice Sutton and Robert Gould, Introduction: Public Health in the 1990s
John McMurtry, The Social Immune System and the Cancer Stage of Capitalism
Thomas Bodenheimer, The Industrial Revolution in Health Care
Gilbert Elbaz, Beyond Anger: The Activist Construction of the AIDS Crisis
Barry S. Levy, Health and Social Effects of Worldwide Economic Transformation: Focus on Occupational and Environmental Health
Emily Merideth and Garrett Brown, The Maquiladora Health and Safety Support Network: Case Study of Public Health without Borders
Janet Gottschalk, Cairo to Beijing: Disaster Averted?
Jody Williams, Landmines: A Global Socioeconomic Crisis
Velma L. Campbell and J. Ross Vincent, Chemical Weapons Destruction: A Window of Opportunity
Michael Veiluva, Federal Responsibilities and Realities: An Alternative View of the Cleanup of the Nuclear Weapons Complex
Jacqueline Cabasso and Patrice Sutton, Nuclear Weapons: Now and Forever? The Role of Laboratory-Based Testing in Maintaining Nuclear Weapons
Victor W. Sidel and Robert C. Wesley, Jr., Violence as a Public Health Problem: Lessons for Action Against Violence by Health Care Professionals from the Work of the International Physicians Movement for the Prevention of Nuclear War
Robert Gould, Review of Understanding Health Policy: A Clinical Approach, by Thomas Bodenheimer and Kevin Grumbach

22:3 (1995) Racial and Political Justice

Gregory Shank, Editorial Overview: Racial and Political Justice
Anthony M. Platt, No Easy Road to Freedom: Remapping the Struggle for Racial Equality
Nancy Stein, Affirmative Action and the Persistence of Racism
Nancy Stein, CrossRoads, Questions and Answers about Affirmative Action
Campus Coalitions for Human Rights and Social Justice, California at a Crossroads: Social Strife or Social Unity?
Elízabeth Martínez, Affirming Women’s Rights
Dave Broad, Globalization and the Casual Labor Problem: History and Prospects
Juan Valdés Paz, The Socialist Transition in Cuba: Continuity and Change in the 1990s
Jeremy Colwill, From Nuremberg to Bosnia: War Crimes Trials in the Modern Era
Nahzeem Oluwafemi Mimiko, Between Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia: The Abacha Coup, the National Conference, and Prospects for Peace and Democracy in Nigeria
Nancy Scheper-Hughes, Who’s the Killer? Popular Justice and Human Rights in a South African Squatter Camp
Asafe Jalata, The Emergence of Oromo Nationalism and Ethiopian Reaction
Ann Bar-Din, Refugees, Expelled Communities, and the Edge of War: A Chiapas Journal

22:2 (1995) Justice under Clinton

Raymond J. Michalowski and Ronald Kramer, Editors’ Introduction
James F. Doyle, A Radical Critique of Criminal Punishment
Jonathan Simon, They Died with Their Boots On: The Boot Camp and the Limits of Modern Penality
Marsha Woodbury, Clinton, Reno, and Freedom of Information: From Waldheim to Whitewater
Frederic I. Solop and Nancy A. Wonders, The Politics of Inclusion: Private Voting Rights Under the Clinton Administration
Ronald Kramer and Raymond Michalowski, The Iron Fist and the Velvet Tongue: Crime Control Policies in the Clinton Administration
William Chambliss, Another Lost War: The Costs and Consequences of Drug Prohibition
Paul Jesilow, Gilbert Geis, and John Harris, Doomed to Repeat Our Errors: Fraud in Emerging Health-Care Systems
Robert P. Weiss, Review of Poveda, Rethinking White-Collar Crime

22:1 (1995) Issues in Critical Criminology

Gregory Shank, Editorial Overview: Issues in Critical Criminology
Piers Beirne, The Use and Abuse of Animals in Criminology: A Brief History and Current Review
Ronnie Lippens, Critical Criminologies and the Reconstruction of Utopia
Rob White and John van der Velden, Class and Criminality
Jurg Gerber and Eric Fritch, Organizational Crime in NASA and Among Its Contractors: Using a Newspaper as a Data Source
Kenneth D. Tunnell, Silence of the Left: Reflections on Critical Criminology and Criminologists
Neil Websdale, An Ethnographic Assessment of the Policing of Ethnic Violence in Rural Eastern Kentucky
Devereaux Kennedy, Out of Time: The Curtis-Wells Anomaly and the History of American Corrections
Robert Ackermann, Crime and Individuality
Harold Pepinsky, Reply to Ackermann on The Geometry of Violence and Democracy