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FRONT COVER -- POLITICAL POWER AND SOCIAL THEORY -- COPYRIGHT PAGE -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS -- SENIOR EDITORIAL BOARD -- STUDENT EDITORIAL BOARD -- EDITORIAL STATEMENT -- EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION -- PART I: TRANSFORMATIONS AND POLITICS -- FREE RIDING ON REVOLUTION: CONSERVATISM AND SOCIAL CHANGE -- DILEMMAS AND PARADOXES -- THE CONSERVATIVE CRITIQUE -- BRITISH DEMOCRACY AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION -- AUSTRALIAN SELF-GOVERNMENT AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- PARTIES AND THE ARTICULATION OF NEOLIBERALISM: FROM ‘‘THE EMERGENCY’’ TO REFORMS IN INDIA, 1975–1991 -- INTRODUCTION -- IMPLEMENTING NEOLIBERALISM: EXISTING APPROACHES -- STATE, CLASS, AND NEOLIBERALISM IN INDIA: EXISTING EXPLANATIONS -- EXPLAINING THE INDIAN CASE -- INDIA, 1975–1977: CRISIS AND ‘‘THE EMERGENCY’’ AS SOLUTION -- NEW POLITICAL ARTICULATIONS: CODING THE EROSION OF STATE LEGITIMACY -- CODING DISSENT: JP MOVEMENT AND THE HINDU RIGHT -- CONSOLIDATING NEOLIBERALISM? PARTIES AND MOBILIZATION POST-1991 -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- ‘‘A NEW HEALTH ORDER AS PART OF THE NEW SOCIAL ORDER’’: THE STRATEGIC RESPONSE OF THE WHO TO ITS MEMBER STATES -- INTRODUCTION -- INTERNATIONAL BUREAUCRACIES: AUTONOMY, CAPACITY, AND ADAPTIVE STRATEGIES -- THE WHO’S STRATEGIC ADAPTATION TO THE NIEO -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- PART II: POLITICS AND IDENTITIES -- THE RECONFIGURATION OF THE PALESTINIAN NATIONAL QUESTION: THE INDIRECT RULE ROUTE AND THE CIVIL SOCIETY ROUTE -- GROUP FORMATION BEYOND THE SYMBOLIC POWER OF THE STATE -- NATIONAL GROUP FORMATION AMONG PALESTINIANS -- LESSONS FROM GRAMSCI’S THE SOUTHERN QUESTION -- THE WEAKENING OF PALESTINIAN GROUP SOLIDARITY: TWO ROUTES -- THE INDIRECT RULE ROUTE: OLD AND NEW CLEAVAGES -- THE CIVIL SOCIETY ROUTE: CITIZENSHIP, ‘‘LAWYERING,’’ AND ASSOCIATIONISM -- THE INDIRECT RULE ROUTE AND THE CIVIL SOCIETY ROUTE: PRESENT AND FUTURE -- STRATEGIES OF RULE AND THE UNMAKING OF SOCIAL GROUPS: CONCLUSIVE REMARKS -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- TRANSFORMING CITIZENSHIP: THE SUBJECTIVE CONSEQUENCES OF LOCAL POLITICAL MOBILIZATION -- ‘‘DEFENSIVE’’ LOCAL IDENTITIES IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT -- THE CASE OF THE CHICAGO LIVING WAGE CAMPAIGN: RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS -- THE SUBJECTIVE CONSEQUENCES OF LOCAL POLITICAL MOBILIZATION -- CITIZENSHIP IDENTITIES IN CONTEXT -- RECONCEPTUALIZING COLLECTIVE ACTION -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- POLITICAL FIELDS AND RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS: THE EXCLUSION OF THE AHMADIYYA COMMUNITY IN PAKISTAN -- POLITICAL FIELDS AND RELIGIOUS SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN PAKISTAN -- THE AHMADIYYA COMMUNITY IN PAKISTAN -- THE POLITICS OF ACCOMMODATION OF AHMADIS -- BETWEEN ACCOMMODATION AND EXCLUSION -- THE POLITICS OF EXCLUSION OF AHMADIS -- CONCLUSIONS -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- RACIALIZED CLASS FORMATION: BLACKS IN THE PROFESSIONAL MIDDLE CLASS IN THE POST-CIVIL RIGHTS ERA -- INTRODUCTION -- BUILDING ON THE RECENT LITERATURE ON THE BLACK MIDDLE CLASS -- PROBLEM AND METHOD -- THEORIZING RACIALIZED CLASS FORMATION -- HISTORICIZING RACIALIZED CLASS FORMATION: FROM THE PRE-CIVIL RIGHTS ERA TO THE POST-CIVIL RIGHTS ERA -- WHY THE PROFESSIONAL MIDDLE CLASS? -- POSTWAR RACIALIZED CLASS MOBILITY IN OAKLAND -- RACIALIZED RECRUITMENT AND HIRING: CIVIL RIGHTS POLICIES AND THE ‘‘INTEGRATION’’ OF THE PRIMARY LABOR MARKET -- RACIALIZED PROMOTION AND THE PARAMETERS OF BLACK PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITY -- PROFESSIONAL WHILE BLACK: CLIENTELE ISSUES -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- PART III: SCHOLARLY CONTROVERSY: VARIETIES OF CAPITALISM -- VARIETIES OF WHAT? SHOULD WE STILL BE USING THE CONCEPT OF CAPITALISM? -- ‘‘CAPITALISM’’ AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES -- BACK TO MARX -- THE WALLERSTEINIAN MOVE -- PROBLEMS WITH THE WALLERSTEIN SOLUTION -- ANALYZING THE LOGIC OF FINANCIALIZATION -- THE POLANYIAN ALTERNATIVE -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- A POLANYIAN ANALYSIS OF CAPITALISM: A COMMENTARY ON FRED BLOCK -- DIVERGENCES AND COMMONALITIES BETWEEN MARX AND POLANYI -- CAPITALISM AS INSTITUTIONAL ORDER BASED ON PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS AND MARKET COMPETITION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- MARX, WEBER, AND THE ‘‘CEASELESS ACCUMULATION OF CAPITAL’’ -- REFERENCES -- ON FRED BLOCK, VARIETIES OF WHAT? SHOULD WE STILL BE USING THE CONCEPT OF CAPITALISM? -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- THERE WAS NO BABY IN THIS BATHWATER: A REPLY TO THE CRITICS -- FOCUSING ON THE DIFFERENCES -- REVISITING THE HISTORY -- A SEPARATE POINT: LOCATING FAULT LINES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- .