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The Center for Social Theory and Comparative History was established at UCLA in the autumn of 1987. It's aim, broadly speaking is to encourage the development of social theory that is historically rooted and comparative history that is theoretically informed. The core of the Center's intellectual work is the biweekly Colloquium Series, which run more or less every other Monday during the Winter and Spring quarters. Some of the papers from this series appear below. The Executive Committee of the CSTCH is composed of: Robert Brenner, Director (History), Perry Anderson, Associate Director (History), Rogers Brubaker (Sociology), Saul Friedlander (History), Carlo Ginzburg (History), Michael Mann (Sociology), Carole Pateman (Political Science), Ivan Berend (History), Ivan Szelenyi (Sociology), and Maurice Zeitlin (Sociology).
For further information about the Center, please contact Thomas Mertes at mertes@ucla.edu.
Seminar Series for the Center for Social Theory and Comparative History
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PAPERS FROM 1996
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| Kim Moody (May 6, 1996) American Labor in International Lean Production |
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PAPERS FROM 1995
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| Michio Morishima (April 25, 1995) The Dilemma of Durable Goods |
| Winifred Rothenberg (February 27, 1995) Strategic Factors in the Economic Development of Early Massachusetts |
| Joyce Appleby (February 27, 1995) Cultural Underpinnings of Capitalist Development in the Early National Period |
| James Henretta (February 27, 1995) The Market Economy of the US, 1800-1860 |
| Christopher Clark (February 27, 1995) THe Market and the Origins of American Economic Development, 1750-1850 |
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PAPERS FROM 1994
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| Ed Soja (April 11, 1994) Los Angeles 1965-1992: Six Geographies of Urban Restructuring |
| Margaret FitzSimmons and Robert Gottlieb (April 11, 1994) Environmental Planning and Policy in the Los Angeles Region: Openings and Opportunities |
| Richard Walker (April 11, 1994) Edgy Cities, Technoblurbs and Simulcrumbs: Depthless Utopias and Dystopias on the Sub-urban Fringe |
| Robert Fitch (January 20, 1994) Explaining New York City's Aberrant Economy: Post-Industrial vs Classical Perspectives |
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PAPERS FROM 1993
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| Makoto Itoh (May 13, 1993) Is the Japanese Economy in Crisis |
| Elmer Altvater (March 8, 1993) Is There A Crisis in the World Economy? |
| Richard Ashcraft (February 1, 1993) Schumpeter and Democracy |
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PAPERS FROM 1992
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| Miroslav Hroch (June 1, 1992) From National Movement to Nation |
| Peter Hanak (February 10, 1992) A National Compensation for Backwardness |
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PAPERS FROM 1989
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| Hamza Alavi (May 8, 1989) Colonial Social Formations: The Indian Case |
| Victor Kiernan (January 9, 1989) Uneconomic Factors in 19th Century Economic Development |
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