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Articles in Spring-Summer, 2002 issue of International Social Science Review

• Beating a dead horse?: the continuing presence of Frederick Jackson Turner in environmental and western history
  by T.R.C. Hutton
• Jeffrey Ian Ross, Ed. Varieties of State Crime and Its Control
  by Susan Stoudinger Northcutt
• Guatemala's 1952 Agrarian Reform Law: a critical reassessment
  by Douglas W. Trefzger
• Richard Wires. The Cicero Spy Affair: German Access to British Secrets in World War II
  by Vera Laska
• Claude Lefort. Writing: the Political Test
  by R. Michael Smith
• 17th century AD
  by Robert J. Vejnar, III
• Charles Derber. Corporation Nation
  by Dexter Napier
• Getting ready for the electrical age: Virginia Tech, General Electric, President McBryde, and the scientists in the 1890s
  by Ellen A. Brown
• Robert B. Reich. The Future of Success
  by R. Eugene Harper
• The internal economic organization of the Jesuit missions among the Guarani
  by John J. Crocitti
• Robert Weisbrot. Maximum Danger: Kennedy, the Missiles, and the Crisis of American Confidence
  by Michael L. Krenn
• Gilles Bertrand, Anna Michalski, Lucio R. Pench. European Futures: Five Possible Scenarios for 2010
  by A.J. Carelson
• Larry K. Gaines, Victor E. Kappeler and Joseph B. Vaughn. Policing in America
  by Louis Gesualdi