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1 REVOLUTION, REACTION AND THE TRIUMPH OF CONSERVATISM M. A. R. Graves R. H. Silcock English History A textbook for NZ 7th Formers which dramatically closes the gap between the world of the university academic and the front-line teacher. * Requires no previous knowledge of the period. * Thematically structured. * 'Up-to-date'. * Contains a wealth of pertinent unpublished material. * Emphasises the history of historical writing. $19.95 approx. 260 pp Due May 1984 THE PREHISTORY OF Janet NEW ZEALAND 0avldson This book presents an authoritative review of what is known about life in New Zealand before the coming of the European. * The first work to provide such a broad coverage. * Content ranges from the origins of the ancestors of the Maori to the development of eighteenth-century Maori art. * Includes material on the natural environment and health, artefacts, economic patterns, settlements and the rise of warfare among prehistoric New Zealanders. This book will be welcomed by students of New Zealand history and archaeology, and the interested general reader. $34.95 approx. 430 pp Due June 1984 Write for your inspection copies now! To: Longman Paul «CPO Box 4019 Auckland 1 New in '84

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3 Political Science Volume 35, Number 2, December 1983 Studies in Political Behaviour: Elections, Groups and the New Zealand Parliament Editor: STEPHEN LEVINE ARTICLES Reform of the New Zealand Political System: How likely is it? A Survey of the Attitudes of Members of the New Zealand Parliament to Reform Proposals Stella Daniel I Classifying the 1981 General Election David McCraw The Professionals: A Study of Women in Parliament Jeya Wilson The Maiden Speeches of New Zealand Women Members of Parliament Pauline Horn, Margaret Leniston and Pauline Lewis Birthdate Distribution among Members of the New Zealand Parliament, Karen Naftel Political Attitudes and Religious Commitment in New Zealand: Two Case Studies Rosalie M. Glynn Subscriptions: $9.50 (individuals) & $12.50 (institutions) Subscription correspondence should be sent to: Business Manager, Political Science, Victoria University of Wellington, Private Bag, Wellington, New Zealand.

4 JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES The March 1984 issue will contain: "'Southeast Asia': What's in a Name?", by Donald K. Emmerson "Kinship-zWa/ Rivalry and the Role of Islam in South Sulawesi", by Leonard Y. Andaya "The Growth of the Population of the World's Pre-Eminent 'Primate City': Bangkok at its Bicentenary", by Larry Sternstein "Resistance and Collaboration in the Philippine-American War: The Case of Batangas". by Glenn A. May "The kuomintang Movement in Malaya and Singapore, ", by C.E. Yong and R.B. McKenna "Independence without Nationalists? The Japanese and Vietnamese Nationalism during the Japanese Period, ", by Kiyoko Kurusu Nitz "Industrialization in Burma in Historical Perspective", by Hal Hill "Opium and the Karen: A Study of Indebtedness in Northern Thailand", by Paul T. Cohen "The Diversification of Malaysian Agriculture, : Objectives and Achievements", by P.P. Courtenay Book Review Section Selections from the 1983 issues: March: "Consistency is the Hobgoblin: Manuel L. Quezon and Japan ". by Grant K. Goodman "The Burmese Communist Movement and its Indian Connection: Formation and Factionalism", by Robert H. Taylor "Kartosuwiryo and the Darul Islam Rebellion in Indonesia", by S. Soebardi " 'Ends that we cannot foresee': Malay Reservations in British Malaya", by Paul H. Kratoska September: "The United States and Southeast Asia: A Case of Strategic Surrender", by Leszek Buszynski "Recent Economic Trends in Southeast Asia", by Richard Hooley et al. "Social Discipline in Singapore: An Alternative for the Resolution of Social Problems", by Stella R Quah "The Social and Ideological Origins of the Malayan Chinese Association", by Heng Pek Koon "Art Critics. Connoisseurs, and Collectors in the Southeast Asian Rain Forest: A Study in Cross-Cultural Art Theory", by Stanley J. O'Connor "The 'Indianization' of Bali", by J. Stephen Lansing Subscriptions are USS for one year or US$33.00 for two years. Back issues and an Index (US$5.00) for the JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN HISTORY (I960 69) and the JOURNAL OE SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES ( ) are available. Write to: Business Manager, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore University Press, Yusof Ishak House, Kent Ridge. Singapore Contributions: If you are researching any aspect of Southeast Asia, you are inv ited to submit your work for consideration to: The Editor, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, History Department, National University of Singapore, Kent Ridge, Singapore 0511.

5 A NOUVEA U DISPONIBLE A LA SOCIETE DES OCEANISTES LE MONDE VIVANT DES ATOLLS L'ORIGINE, LA MORPHOLOGIE, LA FAUNE ET LA FLORE (MARINES ET TERRESTRES) DES ATOLLS POLYNĒSIENS Reedition Nombreux dessins et photographies, index, 148 pages. Prix: F.80. (port en sus). Commandes a: Societe des Oceanistes, Musee de l'homme, Paris. Canadian Journal of History/Annales Canadiennes d'histoire Recent and Forthcoming Modris Eksteins David Farmer Daniel Klang Manuela Albertone Articles The First Performance of Le Sacre du Printemps\ or, the Audience as Art Grain Yields on Westminster Abbey Manors, Reform and Enlightenment in Eighteenth Century Lombardy Dans une Republique, nul n'est libre d'etre ignorant: Rêvolution frangaise et obligation scolaire Annual subscription: $12.00 Published three times yearly in April, August and December at: The University of Saskatchewan Department of History Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N OWO

6 HISTORICAL STUDIES Vol. 20, No. 81 John Stuart Mill at East India House Musings in Maoriland or was there a Bulletin School in New Zealand? Smallpox in Aboriginal Australia, 'The Question of the Poor' in the Nineteenth- Century City Amy Wheaton and the Education of Social Workers in South Australia, Review Article: The Medium and the Message: The Transformation of Virginia October 1983 R. J. Moore J. O. C. Phillips Judy Campbell A. J. C. Mayne Elaine Martin Philip D. Morgan Historical Studies is published in April and October. The annual subscription is for Australian subscribers $18.00; students $13; for overseas subscribers Aust.$22.00 (U.S.$24.00). A two-year subscription is preferred, however, and is available at a reduced rate of $32.00 for Australian subscribers or Aust.$40.00 (U.S.$42.00) for overseas subscribers. Single copies of most recent issue, $9.00 plus postage. Rates for back issues are available on request. Subscriptions should be paid to The Treasurer, Historical Studies, Department of History, University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria 3052, Australia. LANDFALL New Zealand's literary quarterly since 1947 Poetry, short fiction, reviews, craft interviews, translations, art, music, drama, critical comment, articles on New Zealand life and culture. Recent contributors include: Adcock, Edmond, Smither, Marshall, Wendt, Haley, Hooper, Harlow, Wedde, Stead, Sinclair, Oliver. Annual subscription $15.00; overseas $22.00; single copies $4.50; Index available write to The Caxton Press, P.O. Box , Christchurch, New Zealand.