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Contents: Volume I: Contents: Introduction; The Longue Durée: Portuguese and Chinese maritime imperialism: Camões’s Lusiads and Luo Maodeng’s Voyage of the San Bao Eunuch, Robert Finlay; Feudalism, capitalism, and the world-system in the perspective of Latin America and the Caribbean, Steve J. Stern; Hacienda-Indian community relations and Indian acculturation: an historiographical essay, Edwin P. Grieshaber; Land, population, and the evolution of New England society, 1630-1790, Kenneth Lockridge; Time, space and the evolution of Afro-American society on British mainland North America, Ira Berlin; Eurocentrism: The ethnohistory of early America: a review essay, James Axtell; Early native North American responses to European contact: romantic versus rationalistic interpretations, Bruce G. Trigger; We are well as we are: an Indian critique of 17th-century Christian missions, James P. Ronda; Are these not also men? The Indian’s humanity and capacity for Spanish civilization, Patricia Seed; Europeans and Amerindians: some comparative aspects of early contact, Olive Patricia Dickason; Encounters on the periphery of Africa and Asia: Trade and politics behind the slave coast: the lagoon traffic and the rise of Lagos, 1500-1800, Robin Law; Beyond the Cape: the Portuguese encounter with the peoples of south Asia, Chandra Richard de Silva; Peasant survival strategies and rehearsals for rebellion in 18th-century south India, Eugene F. Irschick. Volume II: Religion: Inquisition of the Indians?: the inquisitorial model and the repression of Andean religion in 17th-century Peru, Nicholas Griffiths; Pachacuti: miracles, punishments, and Last Judgement: visionary past and prophetic future in early colonial Peru, Sabine MacCormack; Landscape and world view: the survival of Yucatec Maya culture under Spanish conquest, Inga Clendinnen; Class: Race and class in colonial Latin America: a critique, Robert McCaa, Stuart B. Schwartz and Arturo Grubbessich; Spanish s