Biblioteka Uniwersytecka

List of tables . . vii
List of contributors . . viii
Acknowledgements . . xi

Introduction . . 1
1 Democratic change: a theoretical perspective . . 9
2 China: media liberalization under authoritarianism . . 27
3 Uzbekistan . . 47
4 Indonesia: media and the end of authoritarian rule . . 69
5 Bosnia-Hercegovina and post-conflict media restructuring . . 89
6 Media reform in Jordan: the stop-go transition . . 107
7 The partial transition: Ukraine's post-communist media . . 133
8 The current state of media reform in Uganda . . 155
9 The disenfranchised voter: silences and exclusions in Indian media . . 180
10 Media in transition: the case of Poland . . 203
11 Media reform in Uruguay: a case study in mature transition . . 232
12 Conclusion . . 254

Index . . 269

List of maps . . vii
Acknowledgements . . ix

Introduction . . 1
1 Nationalism and self-determination . . 8
2 The 'nation' as a 'people' . . 24
3 The principle of uti possidetis in Latin America . . 69
4 The principle of uti possidetis in Asia and Africa . . 118
5 The national question and internal administrative borders in Yugoslavia, 1918-91 . . 135
6 The international response to and course of the Yugoslavia secessions . . 160
7 The Badinter Commission: secession, self-determination and uti possidetis . . 204
8 Conclusion . . 244

Appendix: table of cases . . 254
Select bibliography . . 257
Index . . 262

List of tables . . xii
Acknowledgments . . xiii
Introduction and overview . . 1

Part I The coutries of Eastern Europe . . 65

1 Albania . . 67
2 Bulgaria . . 116
3 The Czech Republic . . 156
4 Hungary . . 202
5 Poland . . 240
6 Romania . . 297
7 Slovakia . . 348

Part II General issues . . 381

8 General issues in the transition from command to market economies . . 383

Postcript . . 408
Bibliography . . 416
Index . . 433

Acknowlegements ix
Prefatory Remarks x
Place-Names xi
Notes on Contributors . . xix
Chronology of Silesia . . xxi
Maps . . xxiii-xxix
Introduction . . 1

1 Nationalism and the Nation-State in Central Europe . . 6
2 Ethnic Conflict and Conciliation in Central Europe Today . . 26
3 The Germans and Central Europe in the Pre-Modern Era . . 50
4 Silesia and the Dawning of the Modern Era . . 66
5 Upper Silesia 1918-45 . . 92
6 Polish and Czech Silesia under Communist Rule: A Comparison . . 131
7 The Articulation of Identity in Silesia since 1989 . . 161
8 The Future of Silesia . . 188

Conclusion . . 204
Index . . 208

List of Contributors . . vii
Introduction . . ix

Part I: General Problems in Language Contact and Studies of More than One Language . . 1

Part II: Studies Devoted to Anglicisms in Individual Languages . . 25
Albanian . . 27
Bulgarian . . 28
Croatian . . 44
(Serbo-)Croatian . . 49
Danish . . 51
Dutch . . 56
Finnish . . 66
French . . 67
German . . 96
Greek . . 130
Hungarian . . 134
Icelandic . . 141
Italian . . 147
Norwegian . . 164
Polish . . 176
Romanian . . 190
Russian . . 210
Spanish . . 228
Catalan . . 248

Index of Topics . . 251
Index of Words . . 258

List of Contributors . . vii

1. Introduction . . 1
2. German . . 13
3. Dutch . . 37
4. Norwegian . . 57
5. Icelandic . . 82
6. French . . 108
7. Spanish . . 128
8. Italian . . 151
9. Romanian . . 168
10. Russian . . 195
11. Polish . . 213
12. Romanian . . 190
13. Russian . .  210
14. Spanish . .  228
15. Catalan . . 248

Index of Topics . . 251
Index of Words . . 258

Preface . . xi

Chapter 1 Introduction to Criminal Behavior . . 1
Chapter 2 Juvenile Delinquency: Developmental Factors . . 26
Chapter 3 Origins of Criminal Behavior: Biological Factors . . 58
Chapter 4 The Psyhopath: A Focus on Biopsychological Factors . . 87
Chapter 5 Origins of Criminal Behavior: Learning and Situational Factors . . 121
Chapter 6 The Mentally Disordered Offender . . 140
Chapter 7 Human Aggression and Violence . . 180
Chapter 8 Homicide, Assault, and Family Violence . . 214
Chapter 9 Criminal Homicide: A Closer Look . . 247
Chapter 10 Sexual Offenses . . 284
Chapter 11 Economic Crime, Public Order Crime, and Other Crime . . 328
Chapter 12 Drugs and Crime . . 374
Chapter 13 Correctional Psychology . . 409

Glossary . . 431
Cases Cited . . 445
References . . 446
Author Index . . 502
Subject Index . . 512

Preface . . xiii

1. Images, Ideals, and Myths . . 1
2. Preindustrial Families and the Emergence of a Modern Family Form . . 29
3. The Historical Making of Family Diversity . . 60
4. Economic and Demographic Upheavals in Society and Family Formation . . 91
5. Class, Race and Gender . . 137
6. Meshing the Worlds of Work and Family . . 181
7. The Social Construction of Intimacy . . 221
8. Contemporary Marriages . . 257
9. Parents and Children . . 295
10. Violence in Familie . . 338
11. Divorce and Remarriage . . 378
12. Emergent Families in the Global Era . . 416
13. Family Policy for the Twenty-First Century . . 454

Glossary . . 495
Bibliography . . 505
Photo Credits . . 535
Text Credits . . 537
Name Index . . 539
Subject Index . . 537

List of illustrations vii

Volume II

PART V: INSTITUTIONS

27 The Hebrew and Aramaic languages 3
John Huhnergard and Jo Ann Hackett
28 The Greek language 25
John Muddiman
29 Warfare 33
Thomas M. Bolin
30 The arts: architecture, music, poetry, psalmody 53
Susan Gillingham
31 Law and administration in the New Testament world 75
J. Dunran Derrett
32 Religion in pre-exilic Israel 90
Rainer Albertz
33 Religion in Israel during and after the exile 101
Rainer Albertz
34 Judaism at the turn of the era 125
Jarl Fossam
35 The first charches: social life 137
Justin J. Meggitt
36 The first churches: religious practice 157
Justin J. Meggitt

PART VI: BIBLICAL FIGURES
37 Israel's ancestors: the patriarchs and matriarchs 175
George W. Ramsey
38 Moses 194
John Van Seters
39 David and Solomon 208
Gwilym H. Jones
40 Jesus 223
Robert Morgan
41 Panl 258
Darid G. Horrell

PART VII: RELIGIOUS IDEAS

42 Salvation in Jewish thought 287
Dan Cohn-Sherbuk
43 Salvation in Christian thought 317
Andrew Chester
44 Interpretations of the identity and role of Jesus 332
Catrin H. Williams
45 Death and afterlife 357
John J. Collins
46 Purity 378
Gordon Wenham

PART VIII: THE BIBLE TODAY
47 Jewish Bible translation 397
LeonardJ. Greenspoon
48 Christian Bible translation 413
Henry Wanstrough
49 Modern biblical interpretation 427
William R. Teliord
Index of biblical references 451
Index of modern authors 495
Subject index 507

List of ilustrations ix
List of contributors xii
Preface
John Barton xix
List of abbreviations xx

Introduction 1
John Barton

Volume I
PART I: THE BIBLE
I The Old Testament/Hebrew Bible 5
Rex Mason
2 The Apocrypha 15
Adele Reinhartz
3 The New Testament 28
Christopher Tuckett

PART II: GENRES
4 Near Eastern myths and legends 41
Stephanie Dalley
5 Historiography in the Old Testament 65
A. D. H. Mayes
6 Prophecy 88
Graeme Auld
7 Wisdom 107
Katharine Dell
8 Apocalypticism 129
Christopher Rowland
9 The Jewish novel 149
Lawrence M. Wills
10 The Gospels 162
John Muddiman
11 Letters in the New Testament and in the Greco-Roman world 188
Harry Gamble

PART III: DOCUMENTS
12 Text and versions: the Old Testament 207
Carmel McCarthy
13 Text and versions: the New Testament 229
David Parker
14 The Dead Sea Scrolls 250
GeorgeJ. Broobe
15 Hebrow inscriptions 270
Graham Davies
16 The Cairo Genizah 287
Stefan C. Reif
17 The gnostic gospels 305
Alastair H. B. Logan
18 Early Jewish biblical interpretation 323
Alison Salvesen
19 Early Christian biblical interpretation 333
Mark Edwards

PART IV: HISTORY

20 Biblical archaeology 345
Felicity J. Cobbing
21 Palestine during the Bronze Age 3
J. Maxwell Miller
22 Palestine during the Iron Age 391
Keith W. Whitelam
23 The age of the exile 416
Joseih Blenkinsopp
24 Israel under Persia and Greece 440
Lester L. Grabte
25 Judaea under Roman rule, 63 BCE - I35 CE 458
Sarah Pearce
26 Israel's neighbours 492
Bustenay Oded
45 Death and afterlife 357
John J. Collins
46 Purity 378
Gordon Wenham