... indicators by university administrators across mainland China. These include the Science Citation Index (SCI), the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), and the Arts and Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI). Moreover, Taiwan and China have invented their own indicators as well, based on the American model...

..., the alienation of humanities scholars has arisen in Taiwan's academia. Third, Taiwan's lay culture is encountering challenges in the globalization trend. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 indicator frenzy humanities Taiwan citation index academia China I would like to thank Sheldon...

... alongside faculties focused on contem- and 292 independent institutions. Through the porary humanities scholarship. Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index (CSSCI), Wang Hui Humanities in China 175 each discipline indexes and ranks academic jour- process of them, the monitoring of results, pub- nals...

...: in: Ameriu: History and Life; Sage A Question of Human Rights. New Delhi: Lancer Race Relations Abstracts; Arts and International. Humanities Citation Index...

... than 2,300 disser- centages fluctuated around 15 percent of the example, from databases such as the Science tations up until the year 2000 (according to a total number of dissertations submitted in the Citation Index, Scopus, and Google Scholar. print directory). Syria as a whole has produced United...

... over 1 ,% Indexing Terms of the most influential serials published throughout the world. Also, enhanced Find out for youtself wh sa and SOPODA bibliographic citations for relevant dis- continue to be the dataLJes of choice...

... & Abstracts (SOPODA), have consistently Quick Reference Guide provided informative abstracts and precise indexing of books, conference proceedi s the Thesaurus of Sociological and journal...

...Willem Floor M M. R, (Costa Mesa, CA: Mazda, 2001). Pp. 310 (bibliography and index included). $24.95. Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2002 Book Reviews DONALD MALCOLM REID, Cairo University and the Making of respect to other institutions of higher...

..., the “young” states’ treatment of these populations supposedly required the League's international oversight. The designation of linguistic identity as an index of the respective size of national majority and minority, in turn, made children's education and development a prime locus of struggles over minority...

... in 1932, nature of his early education. We can surmise at the relatively young age of forty-two. His obit- from citations, transliterative orthography, and uarist noted that there were “numerous ladies other internal clues in the Short History that he...

... conventions, citational structures, and forms and subjects of inquiry. The second aspect follows this one, and sees South Asia historically. The collection traverses the hyper-bordered spaces described above, as well as the regimes of historicity that emerge, by thinking architecturally. Although some...

...- University of California Press, 2006). Page citations are given cuss the book at its sixty-­first annual meeting, Chicago, 26 – 29 in the text...

... Narahari considered the question of language directly in the Gitacandrodaya : This was a nontechnical statement and did not contribute much to his work; its inclusion alongside fuller citations from other treatises lent a sense of rounded scholarship and harmony between the different Sanskrit...

... name, tropes of edibility and ingestion indexed to physique and health offer a concrete reason for force or a fantasy of force as eating (up). And it is the Muhammadans of Persian or Afghan stock who play ally in the immunitary fantasy of a holy war against the pack of carnal, cruel, and unfit...

... interviews, listed in these sections. Most of the citations come from secondary sources in English and Arabic. The earlier sections, particu- larly section one, were much better with respect to the dis- course taking place in the press. There are only sporadic ref- erences to the press in the latter...

... is related to access to primary sources or whether the author’s intent was merely to focus on the formative period. There are no more references to the university archives, and in fact there are al- most no primary sources, aside from a few interviews, listed in these sections. Most of the citations...

... interviews, listed in these sections. Most of the citations come from secondary sources in English and Arabic. The earlier sections, particu- larly section one, were much better with respect to the dis- course taking place in the press. There are only sporadic ref- erences to the press in the latter...

...   of the community. At New York University, Mohamed Elshahed and Marilyn Young somehow made time to read the draft for gave me considerable assistance in working on the wills in Ara- me at very short notice and offer invaluable comments, most bic nd a in preparing invaluable indexes. Rijie Ernie...

... cited are best advised to look up the relevant issue by month and year of publication. In transliterating Arab names within the body of this article, I have opted for the transliteration as it appears in the more recent translations into English of a given writer. In footnote citations, however, I...

... of historical temporality, Reinhart Koselleck identifies a productive disjunction between the deployment of concept history ( Begriffsgeschichte ) as an index of sociohistorical changes (i.e., the “space of experience”) and its autonomous capacity in constituting the historically intelligible horizons...