1. Editors' note

   EditorialNotes Pages: 479 - 480

2. Thorstein Veblen and the literature of the theory class

   • John Patrick Diggins

   The Contemporary Relevance of Thorstein Veblen Pages: 481 - 490

3. Veblen, Weber and Marx on political economy

   • Michael W. Hughey
   • Arthur J. Vidich

   The Contemporary Relevance of Thorstein Veblen Pages: 491 - 505

4. Veblen's theory of value and the problem of revolution

   • Paul N. Goldstene

   The Contemporary Relevance of Thorstein Veblen Pages: 507 - 520

5. Thorstein Veblen's style: The substance of rhetoric

   • Clare Virginia Eby

   The Contemporary Relevance of Thorstein Veblen Pages: 521 - 532

6. Africa's political boundaries: Colonial cartography, the OAU, and the advisability of ethno-national adjustment

   • Emmanuel N. Amadife
   • James W. Warhola

   Two Issues for Contemporary Africa: Political Boundaries and Traditional Rulers Pages: 533 - 554

7. On the politics of traditional rulership

   • O. M. Laleye
   • Victor Ayeni

   Two Issues for Contemporary Africa: Political Boundaries and Traditional Rulers Pages: 555 - 571

8. Salomon's ark: Experience, history, and the life of the mind

   • Donald A. Nielsen

   Religion, Culture and Social Thought in the Work of Albert Salomon Pages: 573 - 583

9. Salomon's interpretation of Max Weber

   • Stephen Kalberg

   Religion, Culture and Social Thought in the Work of Albert Salomon Pages: 585 - 594