1. Can the social historian get it right?

   • John Patrick Diggins

   Symposium: National Standards Pages: 9 - 19

2. History standards are not fixed

   • John D. Fonte
   • Robert Lerner

   Symposium: National Standards Pages: 20 - 25

3. National standards for history judged again

   • Herbert London

   Symposium: National Standards Pages: 26 - 28

4. Better than alternatives

   • Diane Ravitch

   Symposium: National Standards Pages: 29 - 31

5. Hitler’s willing executioners

   • Daniel Jonah Goldhagen
   • Maurice Wohlgelernter

   Interview Pages: 32 - 37

6. The heavy hand of export controls

   • James B. Burnham

   Social Science and Public Policy Pages: 38 - 44

7. Ambiguity and unity in Jefferson’s thought

   • Max Lerner

   Profile Pages: 45 - 50

8. What is left and what is right in Germany?

   • Henning Ritter

   Society Abroad Pages: 51 - 54

9. Scholarship, teaching, and culture

   • Francis Oakley

   Culture and Society Pages: 55 - 59

10. The civil society sector

    • Lester M. Salamon
    • Helmut K. Anheier

    Special Feature Pages: 60 - 65

11. Israelis settle in Los Angeles

    • Steven J. Gold

    Photo Essay Pages: 66 - 72

12. Open the social sciences: Report of the Gulbenkian commission on the restructuring of the social sciences

    • Bennett M. Berger

    Review Essays Pages: 73 - 77

13. Open the social sciences: Report of the Gulbenkian commission on the restructuring of the social sciences

    • John W. Bennett

    Review Essays Pages: 78 - 79

14. Books in review

    • Caroline Poplin
    • Michael A. Ledeen
    • Paul Hollander

    BookReview Pages: 80 - 96

15. Social science and the citizen

    Departments Pages: A2 - A5

16. Letters to the editor

    • Conor Cruise O’Brien
    • Andrew O. Lutes
    • Boguslaw

    Departments Pages: A6 - A8

17. Food and beer in an immigrant society

    • Jules Zanger

    Erratum Pages: A8 - A8