History of the Human Sciences -- Table of Contents (February 1 2006, 19 [1])

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Contents: February 1 2006, Volume 19, No. 1 [Index by Author]

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David Inglis and Roland Robertson: From republican virtue to global imaginary: changing visions of the historian Polybius
History of the Human Sciences 2006 19: 1-18. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Gustav Jahoda: Johann Friedrich Herbart: Urvater of social psychology
History of the Human Sciences 2006 19: 19-38. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Stuart Elden: Discipline, health and madness: Foucault’s Le pouvoir psychiatrique
History of the Human Sciences 2006 19: 39-66. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Alison Bashford: Global biopolitics and the history of world health
History of the Human Sciences 2006 19: 67-88. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]

Mark Bevir: Review Symposium on New Labour: A Critique: Author's Introduction
History of the Human Sciences 2006 19: 89-92. [PDF]

Jeremy Gilbert: ‘Politics’ does not begin and end with the party
History of the Human Sciences 2006 19: 93-99. [PDF]

Tim Bale: ‘All poke and no soak?’: interpreting the labour party
History of the Human Sciences 2006 19: 101-106. [PDF] [References]

Stephen Meredith: ‘Interpreting’ new labour: the confines of social democracy
History of the Human Sciences 2006 19: 107-112. [PDF] [References]

Mark Bevir: Social democracy and social science: author’s reply
History of the Human Sciences 2006 19: 113-120. [PDF] [References]

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