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Articles in Spring, 2003 issue of Social Research

• Editor's introduction - Editorial
  by Arien Mack
• Are Kurds a pariah minority?
  by Michael Rubin
• "Men" who would be kings: celibacy, emasculation, and the re-production of hijras in contemporary Indian politics - gender identity, social stigma, and political corruption
  by Gayatri Reddy
• Burakumin at the end of history - history of social class in Japan
  by Ian Neary
• The Roma: between a myth and the future
  by Dimitrina Petrova
• The symbolism of black and white babies in the myth of parental impression - Critical Essay
  by Wendy Doniger
• The dalit in India - caste and social class
  by Sagarika Ghose
• An ultimate pariah? Jewish social attitudes toward Jewish lepers in Medieval Western Europe
  by Ephraim Shoham-Steiner
• The birth of the pariah: Jews, Christian dualism, and social science
  by David Nirenberg
• The predicament of Facial knowledge: government studies of the Freedmen during the U.S. Civil War
  by Oz Frankel