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Contents: Introduction: Science, law, and the search for truth in the courtroom: Lessons from Daubert v. Merrell Dow, Joan E. Bertin and Mary S. Henifin -- Introduction: Effects of lawyers' socio-political attitudes on their judgements of social science in legal decision making, Richard E. Redding and N. Dickon Reppucci -- Introduction: Some experimental influences of lawyers' complicated questions on eyewitness confidence and accuracy, Mark R. Kebbell and David C. Giles -- Introduction: Chronicles and annals, Elisabeth van Houts -- Introduction: The masked disease: Oral history, memory, and the influenceza pandemic, 1918-19, Lucy Taksa -- Introduction: Retelling experiments: H.B.D. Kettlewell's studies of industrial melanism in peppered moths, Joel B. Hagen -- Introduction: The master potter and the rejected pots: Eugenic legislation in Victoria, 1918-1939, Ross L. Jones -- Introduction: "To watch the faces of the poor": Life magazine and the mythology of rural poverty in the great depression, Charles Cunningham -- Introduction: The power of the imagined community: The settlement of undocumented mexicans and Central Americans in the United States, Leo R. Chavez -- Introduction: The Waltz of sociability: Intimacy, dislocation, friendship in a Quebec High School, Vered Amit-Talai -- Introduction: Sounding gender (ed): Vocal performances in English University Teaching Spaces, Tom Delph-Janiurek -- Introduction: The structure of "Revealed" Preference: Race, community, and female labor supply in the london clothing industry, Naila Kabeer -- Introduction: Separating lesbian theory from feminist theory, Cheshire Calhoun -- Introduction: The dynamics of standing still: Firestone tire & rubber and the radial revolution, Donald N. Sull -- Introduction: The battles in Seattle,, Margaret Levi and David Olson -- Introduction: The dance of power: Ritual and agency among unionized American health care workers, E. Paul Durrenberger and Suzan Erem -- Introduction: Similarities in anti-racist and racist discourse: Dutch local residents talking about ethnic minorities, Maykel Verkuyten, Wiebe de Jong, and Kees Masson -- Introduction: Conflict and Struggle: The enemies or preconditions of basic writing? Min-Zhan Lu -- Introduction: Construction of the imaginary Indian, Marcia Crosby -- Introduction: An Indian remembers, Mary England -- Introduction: Annie Battiste: A Mi'kmaq family history, Annie Battiste and Marie Battiste.