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Introduction - Gerard Delanty and Engin F Isin Reorienting HistoricalSociology PART ONE: FOUNDATIONS Karl Marx and Historical Sociology - DuncanKelly Max Weber and the Interpretative Tradition - Robert Holton Evolutionaryand Functionalist Historical Sociology - John Holmwood and Maureen O' MalleyThe Annales, Braudel and Historical Sociology - Peter Burke CivilizationalComplexes and Processes - John Mandalios Elias, Nelson and Eisenstadt PARTTWO: APPROACHES Historical Materialist Sociology and Revolutions - George CComminel Theories That Won't Pass Away - Wolfgang Kn[um]obl TheNever-ending Story of Modernization Theory Historical Geography andHistorical Sociology - Susan W Friedman Our Honest Toil and the SpatialTurn Institutional History - Chris Smaje Comparative Approaches to Raceand Caste Cultural History Is Dead (Long Live the Hydra) - John R Hall AnIntellectual History Meets Historical Sociology - Peter Wagner HistoricalSociology after the Linguistic Turn Prologue for a Genealogy of War and Peace- Mitchell Dean Genealogical Approaches Subaltern Studies andPost-Colonial Historiography - Dipesh Chakrabarty PART THREE: THEMES TheCultural Logic of Historical Periodization - Peter Toohey East and West -Johann P Arnason From Invidious Dichotomy to Incomplete DeconstructionClasses and Nations in Recent Historical Sociology - Robert Fine and DanielChernilo The Formation of the Modern State and the Institutionalization ofRule - Gianfranco Poggi The Evolution of Parliaments - Tom R Burns and MasoudKamali A Comparative, Historical Perspective on Assemblies and PoliticalDecision-making Social Movements and Democratization - Klaus Eder ThePersistence of Nationalism - Gerard Delanty Modernity and Discourses ofthe Nation Architecturing Modern Nations - Paul Jones Architecture and theState Historical Sociology of the City - Engin F Isin Historical Memory -Bernhard Giesen and Kay Junge Gender and Patriarchy in Historical Sociology -Pavla Miller Historical Sociology of Religion - Bryan S Turner Politicsand Modernity From Moral Science to Moral Regulation - Alan Hunt SocialTheory's Encounter with the Moral Domain Afterword - Craig Calhoun WhyHistorical Sociology?