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Articles in Spring-Summer, 2004 issue of International Social Science Review

• Point: state lotteries are needed
  by Blake Hart
• Platt, Jennifer. Fifty Years of the International Social Science Council
  by Harold M. Green
• Calhoun, Charles W., ed. The Human Tradition in America: 1865 to the Present
  by Gene Shackman
• Integrating teaching, learning, and community outreach: Western Carolina's local government youth assembly
  by H. Gibbs Knotts
• Simon, Rita J., and Lisa Banks. Global Perspectives on Social Issues: Education
  by Christina F. Jeffrey
• Counterpoint: state lotteries are not a viable policy option
  by Jennifer Waite
• Puchala, Donald J. Theory and History in International Relations
  by Terry R. Morris
• Mercantile communities in the Ceded Islands: the Alexander Bartlet & George Campbell Company
  by Mark Quintanilla
• The role of lobbying on legislative activity when lawmakers plan to leave office
  by Adolfo Santos
• Gerlach, Allen. Indians, Oil, and Politics: a Recent History of Ecuador
  by James M. Dawsey
• Policy point-counterpoint: state lotteries
  by Gordon E. Mercer
• Telleen, Sharon, and Judith V. Sayad, eds. The Transition from Welfare to Work: Processes, Challenges, and Outcomes
  by Kay Anderson
• Lowry, Joan A. Pat Schroeder: a Woman of the House
  by Jeffrey L. Prewitt
• Lavergne, Gary M. Worse Than Death: the Dallas Nightclub Murders and the Texas Multiple Murder Law
  by Barry D. Friedman
• The United States and Islmaic radicals: conflict unending?
  by Moeed Yusef
• 2002 Ad
  by Robert M. Sanders
• Tilly, Charles. Stories, Identities, and Political Change
  by Orville D. Menard
• Netanyahu, B[enzion]. The Origins of the Inquisition in Fifteenth Century Spain
  by Edward Jay Mills, III