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Clifford Geertz (ed.): Old societies and new states (1963)
(= HyperGeertz-63Beng3)

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Table of contents:

• (0) Apter, David E.: "Preface", pp. vñviii;

• (1) Shils, Edward A.: "On the comparative study of the new nations", pp. 1ñ26;

• (2) Marriott, McKim: "Cultural policy in the new states (sic!)", pp. 27-56;

• (3) Apter, David E.: "Political Religion in the new nations", pp. 57-104;

• (4) Geertz, Clifford: "The integrative revolution: primordial sentiments and civil politics in the new states" = 63Aeng1, pp. 105ñ157;

• (5) Fallers, Lloyd A.: "Equality, modernity, and democracy in the new states (sic!)", pp. 158-219;

• (6) Rheinstein, Max: "Problems of law in the new nations of Africa", pp. 220-246;

• (7) Bowman, Mary Jean/ Anderson, C. Arnold: "Concerning the role of education in development", pp. 247-279;

• (8) LeVine, Robert: "Political socialization and culture change",  pp. 280-303.

Reviews:

• Edward M. Bruner, in: American Anthropologist, Feb 1966, vol. 68, no. 1, pp. 255-258 (available via JSTOR).

• Chandra Jayawardena, American Anthropologist, Aug 1964, vol. 66, no. 4, pp. 906-908.

• Coleman, James S.. American Sociological Review, Jun65, Vol. 30 Issue 3, p453-454, 2p

• Bell, Wendell. American Journal of Sociology, Mar1964, Vol. 69 Issue 5, p560-561, 2p

• online: see the following HyperGeertz-Review.