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Thomas R. Trautmann
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| Editorial Foreword |
| Pages: 605-607 |
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| [Muslims and Hindus in India] |
| Gyanendra Pandey
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| Can a Muslim be an Indian? |
| Pages: 608-629 |
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| David Lorenzen
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| Who Invented Hinduism? |
| Pages: 630-659 |
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| [Making Democracy] |
| John Markoff
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| Where and When was Democracy Invented? |
| Pages: 660-690 |
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| Teresa P. R. Caldeira and James Holston
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| Democracy, Law, and Violence: Disjunctions of Brazilian Citizenship |
| Pages: 691-729 |
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| Michele Penner Angrist
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| The Expression of Political Dissent in the Middle East: Turkish Democratization and Authoritarian Continuity in Tunisia |
| Pages: 730-757 |
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| [Gender and Christian Conversion] |
| Dorothy Hodgson
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| Engendered Encounters: Men of the Church and the "Church of Women" in Nlaasafland, Tanzania, 1950 to 1993 |
| Pages: 758-783 |
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| [Alternatives to Modernity] |
| Gi-Wook Shin
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| Agrarianism: A Critique of Colonial Modernity in Korea |
| Pages: 784-804 |
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| [Colonialism and Difference] |
| Eric Hirsch
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| Colonial Units and Ritual Units: Historical Transformations of Persons and Horizons in Highland Papua |
| Pages: 805-828 |
