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Recent Articles

Agriculture and Ranching

     Benson, Kristi, "Cowboys and Cattle Barons: Status and Hierarchy on Alberta's Early Corporate Ranches," Alberta History 48 (Autumn 2000): 2–9.

     Jaehn, Tomas, "Unlikely Harvesters: German Prisoners of War as Agricultural Workers in the Northwest," Montana The Magazine of Western History 50 (Autumn 2000): 46–57.

     Riney-Kehrberg, Pamela, "Helping Ma and Helping Pa: Iowa's Turn-of-the-Century Farm Children," Annals of Iowa 59 (Spring 2000): 115–40.

Economics and Labor

     Bortz, Jeffrey, "The Revolution, the Labour Regime and Conditions of Work in the Cotton Textile Industry in Mexico, 1910–1927," Journal of Latin American Studies 32 (October 2000): 671–703.

     Knobloch, Frieda, "Creating the Cowboy State: Culture and Underdevelopment in Wyoming since 1867," Western Historical Quarterly 32 (Summer 2001): 201–221.

     Sanchez, Nicolas, and Jeffrey B. Nugent, "Fence Laws vs. Herd Laws: A Nineteenth-Century Kansas Paradox," Land Economics 76 (November 2000): 518–33.

Education

     Goldin, Claudia, and Lawrence F. Katz, "Education and Income in the Early Twentieth Century: Evidence from the Prairies," Journal of Economic History 60 (September 2000): 782–818.

     Hendrick, Irving G., "From Indifference to Imperative Duty: Educating Children in Early California," California History 79 (Summer 2000): 226–49.

     Justice, Benjamin, "The Transformation of the Prison: Educational Reform at San Quentin, 1880–1920," History of Education Quarterly 40 (Fall 2000): 279–301.

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