British Policy Considerations in Central America before 1850

In sickness and in health: the British experience, 1650–1850

Until recently, as the authors point out, the history of medicine had doctors as its heroes. Today, when the concern of most researchers is with the social, professional, and institutional aspects of the history of medicine and more broadly with health and healers of all descriptions, modem scholarship has become "increasingly critical of, or even hostile towards, the profession". No one denies...

Metropolis and province. Science in British culture 1780–1850

Such topics readily lend themselves to sterile presentist polemics (witness the controversy stirred up recently by Edward Shorter's A history of women's bodies). Hence it is specially pleasing that Mireille Laget, in her survey of birthing practices in Enlightenment France, eschews indignation and poses a key historical question. Noting the degree of pluralism then prevailing in approaches to c...

Music in Ibero-America to 1850: A Historical Survey (review)

Agricultural credit in ramjerd(fars province iran)-some policy considerations

the u.s. policy in central asia and its impact on the colored revolutions in the region (the case study of tulip revolution in kyrgyzstan)

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