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Volume 16, issue 4, 2008

Preface pp. 387-388

Helmut Schnelle

Language, Perception and Action. How Words are Grounded in the Brain pp. 389-398

Marc Jeannerod

How Does Early Brain Organization Promote Language Acquisition in Humans? pp. 399-411

G. Dehaene-Lambertz, L. Hertz-Pannier, J. Dubois and S. Dehaene

Language and Music: What do they have in Common and how do they Differ? A Neuroscientific Approach pp. 413-427

Barbro B. Johansson

What Infants Know and What They have to Learn about Language pp. 429-444

Jacques Mehler, Marina Nespor and Marcela Peña

Building Language Competence in First Language Acquisition pp. 445-456

Elena Lieven

Transdisciplinary Aspects of Morphological Productivity pp. 457-466

Wolfgang U. Dressler

Language and Brain – Facts, Problems, Mysteries pp. 467-481

Manfred Bierwisch

Fuster’s Cherries and Linguistic Trees pp. 483-495

Helmut Schnelle

Preface pp. 497-498

Jelle Visser

Migration and Selection pp. 499-504

Pieter Emmer

Immigrants and the Labour Market. Video Interview Conducted by Pieter Emmer and Wiemer Salverda pp. 505-510

Christian Dustmann

Immigration and Society pp. 511-516

Joop Hartog

Effects of Ageing: Potential Employment Gaps and the Possible Role of Migration pp. 517-527

Ernest Berkhout

Immigration, the Welfare State and Working Life – the Case of Norway pp. 529-536

Grete Brochmann

Panel Discussion: What Policies do we Need? pp. 537-550

Anonymous

Influences of Central European Labour Migrants on their Western Employers pp. 551-561

Idesbald Goddeeris

Tolerance and Pluralism. Civic Components of Polish Pendulum Migrants’ Identity in Belgium pp. 563-572

Dariusz Niedźwiedzki

Trust in the Everyday Life of Guests and Hosts: Employers and Employees in Belgium pp. 573-583

Marcin Galent

Marriage in a ‘Culture of Migration’. Emirdag Marrying into Flanders pp. 585-594

Christiane Timmerman

Volume 16, issue 3, 2008

Introduction pp. 263-269

Ingrid Van Biezen

Making Representations: Modes and Strategies of Political Parties pp. 271-286

Michael Saward

The Social and Attitudinal Basis of Political Parties: Cleavage Politics Revisited pp. 287-304

Zsolt Enyedi

Promising Parties: Can Parties in Government still Deliver? pp. 305-318

Mark M. Gray

Here to Stay? Populism as a New Party Type pp. 319-336

Andrej Zaslove

State Intervention in Party Politics: The Public Funding and Regulation of Political Parties pp. 337-353

Ingrid Van Biezen

Party Patronage in Contemporary Europe pp. 355-371

Petr Kopecký and Gerardo Scherlis

European Values – and Others. Europe’s Shared Values: Towards an ever-closer Union? pp. 373-385

Göran Hermerén

Volume 16, issue 2, 2008

Ways and Means of Science in Medieval Spain pp. 145-157

Francisco Márquez-Villanueva

Ibn Tufayl (Abentofail) and the Origins of Scientific Method pp. 159-167

Enrique Cerdá-Olmedo

The Contribution of the Jews of Spain to the Transmission of Science in the Middle Ages pp. 169-181

Mariano Gomez-Aranda

Perspective: Arab Mathematics and Renaissance Western Art pp. 183-190

Hans Belting

Sugar in Spain pp. 191-210

David Abulafia

Ancient Mediterranean Pharmacology and Cultural Transfer pp. 211-217

Vivian Nutton

Islamic Pharmacology in the Middle Ages: Theories and Substances pp. 219-227

Danielle Jacquart

Islamic Pharmacology and Pharmacy in the Latin West: An Approach to Early Pharmacopoeias pp. 229-239

Teresa Huguet-Termes

The Picture of the World in al-Bīrūnī’s ‘Pharmacognosy’ pp. 241-248

Gotthard Strohmaier

Medicine and Pharmacy for Women. The Encounter of Jewish Thinking and Practices with the Arabic and Christian Medical Traditions pp. 249-259

Carmen Caballero-Navas

Volume 16, issue 1, 2008

Italy’s Readiness for the 1998 Euro in View of the Country’s Declining Competitiveness pp. 5-22

Bruno Mascitelli and Julie Gerstman

The Focus on Everyday Life: a New Turn in Sociology pp. 23-37

Piotr Sztompka

Social Sciences: Truthful or Useful? pp. 39-53

Pieter J. D. Drenth

Solidarność, the Western World, and the End of the Cold War pp. 55-64

Idesbald Goddeeris

French Enthusiasm for Solidarność pp. 65-73

Marcin Frybes

Solidarność, Western Solidarity and Détente: A Transnational Approach pp. 75-84

Stefan Berger

Welcome Address pp. 85-90

Jürgen Mittelstrass

Cultural Memories of the Expulsion of the Moriscos pp. 91-100

José M. González García

Jews and Muslims in Dante’s Vision pp. 101-114

Jesper Hede

The Friar and the Sultan: Francis of Assisi’s Mission to Egypt pp. 115-126

John Tolan

‘Golden Age’ Poetry in Contemporary Israeli and Palestinian Poetry pp. 127-143

Ziva Ben-Porat

Volume 15, issue 4, 2007

The Clash of Civilisations and the Battle of the Sexes pp. 403-418

Abram de Swaan

Language and the Languages of Personality pp. 419-437

Daniel Cervone and Dylan T. Lott

Introduction: Historical Coherence, Complexity, and the Scientific Revolution pp. 439-444

Donald A. Yerxa

Was there a Scientific Revolution? pp. 445-457

Peter Harrison

The Scientific Revolution Really Occurred pp. 459-471

William R. Shea

Coming to Terms with the Scientific Revolution pp. 473-489

John L. Heilbron

Reconceptualizing the Scientific Revolution pp. 491-502

H. Floris Cohen

The Scientific Revolution and the Problem of Periodization pp. 503-512

Theodore K. Rabb

Mentor and Constant Friend: the Life of George Francis Fitzgerald (1851–1901) pp. 513-521

D. Weaire and J. M. D. Coey

As We Saw It: The Context of the Life of George Francis Fitzgerald pp. 523-529

Michael Purser

‘Our Friend of Brilliant Ideas’: G. F. Fitzgerald and the Maxwellian Circle pp. 531-544

Bruce J. Hunt

A ‘Horrible Conflict with Theory’ in Heinrich Hertz's Experiments on Electromagnetic Waves pp. 545-559

James G. O'Hara

More Than a Maxwellian: Fitzgerald and Technology pp. 561-573

David Attis

Volume 15, issue 3, 2007

Time for a rethink of research proposal evaluation? pp. 275-282

Denis Weaire

Islam and the science–religion debates in modern times pp. 283-295

Sadik J. Al-Azm

The measurement of angels. Images of pure mind as a matter of science in the 19th century pp. 297-320

Sigrid Weigel

Introduction: Striving for economic prosperity, requiring political legitimacy pp. 321-333

Urban Strandberg

Social models? A critical view on a concept from a historical and European perspective pp. 335-352

Bo Stråth

The theory of comparative capitalisms and the possibilities for local variation pp. 353-371

Glenn Morgan

Welfare and work. The gendered organisation of work and care in different European Countries pp. 373-395

Thomas P. Boje

Why the French don't like Headscarves. Islam, the State and Public Space John R. Bowen Princeton University Press, Princeton, 2007 (290 pages) Hardback, ISBN-13-978-0-691-12506-0 pp. 397-399

Jean-Paul Poirier

The Formative Years of Young Scholars U. Teichler (Editor) Portland Press, 2006 ISBN-13-978-1-85578-1641 pp. 399-400

Arnold Burgen

Volume 15, issue 2, 2007

The Personalization of Modern Politics pp. 151-164

Gian Vittorio Caprara

Old Books and E-Books pp. 165-170

Robert Darnton

Homer in Modern Europe pp. 171-185

Pim Den Boer

Changes of the Knowledge System and their Implication for the Formative Stage of Scholars: Experiences in the Natural Sciences pp. 187-197

Jens Erik Fenstad

The Names of the Months in Europe: Agricultural and Meteorological influences pp. 199-207

Jean-Paul Poirier

Understanding Actions and the Intentions of Others: The Basic Neural Mechanism pp. 209-222

Giacomo Rizzolatti and Maddalena Fabbri Destro

Mind-reading as Control Theory pp. 223-240

Peter Gärdenfors

Drugs of Abuse – The Myth of Creativity and the Reality of Destruction pp. 241-256

E Sylvester Vizi

God's Brain. Some Critical Remarks on Modern Neurotheology pp. 257-264

Friedrich Wilhelm Graf

The Judge in a Democracy Aharon Barak Princeton University Press, Princeton and Oxford, 2006 (xxi+332 pages) $29.95 (hardback) ISBN-13: 978-0-691-12017-1 pp. 265-268

J A Jolowicz

Volume 15, issue 1, 2007

How much does Europe Contribute to Astronomy's Golden Age? pp. 3-16

Harm Habing

Economic Growth and Robinson Crusoe pp. 17-31

Peter Mathias

Economic History: its Past, Present and Future pp. 33-45

Herman van der Wee

The Impact of the New World Order on Economic Development: The Role of the Intellectual Property Rights System pp. 47-63

Joseph Straus

9/11 as a European Event: the Novels pp. 65-79

Kristiaan Versluys

Focus: Re-Thinking Europe pp. 81-81

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Lost (and Found) in Translation: A Cultural History of Translators and Translating in Early Modern Europe pp. 83-94

Peter Burke

Comparative Literature versus Translation Studies: Close Encounters of the Third Kind? pp. 95-104

Lieven D'Hulst

Prodesse et delectare: The World of National Literatures and the World of Literature pp. 105-114

Herbert Grabes

Eighteenth Century Travelogues as Models for ‘Rethinking Europe’ pp. 115-124

Frits Andersen

Rethinking European Identity through a Triptych of Literary Heroes pp. 125-134

Bart Keunen

Global Regionalism pp. 135-143

David Damrosch