PCID Working Papers

     The Program in Comparative and International
     Development (PCID) at Johns Hopkins University is
     distributing a set of working papers produced by scholars
     working with our program. PCID is a concentration within
     the Ph.D. program of the Department of Sociology at Johns
     Hopkins. 

          The working papers listed below are available in
     hard copy with a $5.00 donation or for free by access to
     an electronic archive located at csf.colorado.edu

          To obtain a hard copy write to Cristiana Camardella,
     Department of Sociology, Johns Hopkins University,
     Baltimore, MD. 21218 USA with your request. Include a
     check made out to "Sociology (PCID)" with a $5.00 
     donation for each paper requested.

          If you are a gopher user, you can obtain the papers     
     electronically by first entering the "World Systems Archive" 
     menu.  Then, enter the "Papers" directory and finally the    
     "working_papers:johns_hopkins_pcid" subdirectory.

          To obtain the papers electronically using ftp, access   
     csf.colorado.edu through Internet.  Log on as "anonymous" and 
     type in your name as a password.  You must use lower-case    
     letters.  After you have logged on, use the "cd" command     
     to change to the directory called "wsystems".  Then enter    
     the subdirectory "papers" and finally the subdirectory       
     "working_papers:johns_hopkins_pcid".  To retrieve files, use 
     the ftp "get" command.

          For more information about how to access this archive   
     contact Chris Chase-Dunn, chriscd@jhuvm.hcf.jhu.edu

     NOTE:  Accompanying tables and figures for working
     papers 1, 4, 5, and 8 are not available electronically. 
     Complete hard copies are available from Johns Hopkins.  

                    LIST OF WORKING PAPERS
     (The specific electronic titles are in quotation marks.) 

     #1 Latin American Urbanization in the Years of the 
        Crisis
        Alejandro Portes
        "portes_urbanization"

     #2 World state formation: historical processes and emergent
        necessity
        Christopher Chase-Dunn
        "chase-dunn_world_state"

     #3 Broadening the Scope: Gender and the Study of        
        International Economic Development
        Patricia Fernandez-Kelly
        "fernandez-kelly_gender"
        
     #4 U.S. Bound Immigration and Small Enterprise          
        Development in the Dominican Republic
        Alejandro Portes and Luis Guarnizo
        "portes_immigration"

     #5 The Informal Economy in Latin America: Definition,   
        Measurement, and Policies
        Alejandro Portes and Richard Schauffler
        "portes_informal"

     #6 Social Structure and Personality under Conditions of 
        Radical Social Change: A Comparative Study of Poland 
        and Ukraine
        Melvin Kohn, et al.
        "kohn_personality"

     #7 A Very Small World-System in Northern California: The 
        Wintu and their Neighbors
        Christopher Chase-Dunn, Edward Clewett and Elaine Sundahl
        "chase-dunn_wintu"

     #8 Divergent Destinies: Immigration, Poverty, and       
        Entrepeneurship in the United States
        Alejandro Portes and Min Zhou
        "portes_destinies"

     #9 Place Names and Intersocietal Interaction: Wintu     
        Expansion into Hokan Territory in Late Prehistoric   
        Northern California
        Christopher Chase-Dunn and Mahua Sarkar
        "chase-dunn_hokan"