JOURNAL CONTENTS

Volume 1, No. 1, Fall 1995

• Ronald L. Lewis. Letter from the Editor
• Darlene Wilson. The Felicitous Convergence of Mythmaking and Capital Accumulation: John Fox Jr. and the Formation of An (Other) Almost-White American Underclass
• David L. Kimbrough and Ralph W. Hood Jr. Carson Springs and the Persistence of Serpent Handling Despite the Law
• Ken Fones-Wolf. A Craftsman's Paradise in Appalachia: Glassworkers and the Transformation of Clarksburg, 1900-1933
• Ted Olson. "This Mighty River of Earth": Reclaiming James Still's Appalachian Masterpiece
• Richard A. Couto. Spatial Distribution of Wealth and Poverty in Appalachia
• Jo B. Brown. 1994 Appalachian Studies Bibliography

Volume 2, No. 1, Spring 1996

• John Alexander Williams. Counting Yesterday's People: Using Aggregate Data to Address the Problem of Appalachia's Boundaries
• Richard Mulcahy. A New Deal for Coal Miners: The UMWA Welfare and Retirement Fund and the Reorganization of Health Care in Appalachia

  Selected Papers from the 1995 Appalachian Studies Conference

• Mary B. LaLone. Economic Survival Strategies in Appalachia's Coal Camps
• Tal Stanley. Changing Places: Reading Justice from McDowell
• F. Carson Mencken. Income and Employment Change in Appalachia During the 1983-1988 Business Cycle Recovery: Locating Differential Effects in North, Central, and Southern Appalachia
• J. Scott Plaster. An Enduring Voice: Celtic Influences on the Appalachian Ballad "Black Jack Davy"
• Shaunna L. Scott. Gender Among Appalachian Kentucky Farm Families: The Kentucky Farm Family Oral History Project and Beyond
• Ginny Carney. Cherokee/Appalachian Communities: Remembering the Pattern, Re-Spinning the Web
• John Turner, Erin Molenda, Bernie Westendorff. Migrants in Appalachia
• Grace Toney Edwards, Mary Margaret Thompson, M. Lynda Ely. Our Mothers' Voices: Narratives of Generational Transformation
• Barbara Rasmussen. The Politics of the Property Tax in West Virginia
• Michael P. Marchioni and Lon Slone Felker. Local Economic Development: Panacea or Prevarication?
• Jo B. Brown. 1995 Appalachian Studies Bibliography
• Book Reviews

Volume 2, No. 2, Fall 1996

• Paul Salstrom. Appalachia's Informal Economy and the Transition to Capitalism
• Herbert G. Reid. Global Adjustments, Throwaway Regions, Appalachian Studies: Resituating the Kentucky Cycle on the Postmodern Frontier
• Rodger Cunningham. Post the Lost Past: Malcolm Chapman's The Celts
• Mark Banker. Unraveling the Multicultural Riddle: Clues from Southern Appalachia and Hispanic New Mexico
• Sharon A. Denham. Family Health in a Rural Appalachian Ohio County
• Anthony Harkins. The Significance of "Hillbilly" in Early Country Music, 1924-1945
• Connie L. Rice. The "Separate But Equal" Schools of Monongalia County's Coal Mining Communities
• Ralph Mann. Mountain Settlement: Appalachian and National Modes of Migration
• Book Reviews

Volume 3, No. 1, Spring 1997

• Ronald L. Lewis and Dwight B. Billings. Appalachian Culture and Economic Development: A Retrospective View on the Theory and Literature
• Andrew M. Isserman. Appalachia Then and Now: An Update of the "Realities of Deprivation" Report to the President in 1964
• Stephan Weiler. The Economics of the Struggling Structurally Unemployed
• Jo. B. Brown. 1996 Appalachian Studies Bibliography
• Book Reviews

Volume 3, No. 2, Fall 1997

• Mary Anglin. AIDS in Appalachia: Medical Pathologies and the Problem of Identity
• Cynthia Rogers, Kimberly Mencken, F. Carson Mencken. Female Labor Force Participation in Central Appalachia: A Descriptive Analysis
• Fred J. Hay and Mary Reichel. From Activist to Academic: An Evolutionary Model for the Bibliography of Appalachian Studies

  Selected Papers from the 1997 Appalachian Studies Conference
  "Places Where the Mountains Have Gone"

• Rebecca J. Bailey. "I Never Thought of My Life As History": A Story of Hillbilly Exodus and the Price of Assimilation
• Theresa Myadze. Rethinking Urban Appalachian Ethnicity
• Patricia Smith Jones. Dialect As a Deterrent to Cultural Stripping: Why Appalachian Migrants Continue to Talk That Talk
• Ivan M. Tribe. Cultural Preservation among Appalachian Migrants: Three Musical Case Studies
• Betty Krasne. The Dollmaker, Film and Novel: Narrative Structure As Personal Mythology
• Book Reviews

Volume 4, No. 1, Spring 1998

• Barbara Ellen Smith. Walk-Ons in the Third Act: The Role of Women in Appalachian Historiography
• Deborah R. Weiner. Middlemen of the Coalfields: The Role of Jews in the Economy of Southern West Virginia Coal Towns, 1890-1950
• Darlene Wilson. Multicultural Mayhem and Murder in Virginia's Backcountry: The Case of Pierre Francois Tubeuf, 1792 to 1795
• Eugene J. McCann. Mapping Appalachia: Toward a Critical Understanding
• Jo. B. Brown. 1997 Appalachian Studies Bibliography
• Elizabeth Fine. Review Essay. A Space on the Side of the Road: Cultural Poetics in an "Other" America
• Book Reviews

Volume 4, No. 2, Fall 1998

• From the Editor.
• Karen W. Tice. School-Work and Mother-Work: The Interplay of Maternalism and Cultural Politics in the Educational Narratives of Kentucky Settlement Workers, 1910-1930
• Les M. and Joyce Compton Brown. Riding the Rail to Legend: The North Cove "Tally War" as Show of Force, as Manipulated Account, as Oral History

  Selected Papers from the 1998 Appalachian Studies Conference
  "Building Sustainable Mountain Communities: Tradition and Change"

• Kathryn L. Staley. Identity in a Mountain Family
• Stacey M. Willis. "Recovering from My Own Little War": Women and Domestic Violence in Rural Appalachia
• Samuel R. Cook. The Great Depression, Subsistence, and Views of Poverty in Wyoming County, West Virginia
• Kevin J. Cahill. Fertilizing the Weeds: The Rural Rehabilitation Program in West Virginia
• Kevan D. Frazier. Outsiders in the Land of the Sky: City Planning and the Transformation of Asheville, North Carolina, 1921-1929
• Reviews

Volume 5, No. 1, Spring 1999

• From the Editor.
• Phillip J. Obermiller and Thomas E. Wagner. Hands-Across-The-Ohio: The Urban Initiatives of the Council of the Southern Mountains, 1954-1971
• Paul H. Rakes. Technology in Transition: The Dilemmas of Early Twentieth-Century Coal Mining
• Louis H. Palmer, III. An Appalachian Western: Class and Gender in H. E. Danford's 'The West Virginian'
• Jo. B. Brown. 1998 Appalachian Studies Bibliography

  Teaching Notes

• Mary B. LaLone. Preserving Appalachian Heritage: A Model for Oral History Research and Teaching
• Mary Jean Ronan Herzog. Including Appalachian Stereotypes in Multicultural Education: An Analysis of Bill Bryson's 'A Walk in the Woods'
• Michael Maloney. Evaluating Education Advocacy Work by the Urban Appalachian Council
• Reviews

Volume 6, No. 1 & 2, Spring/Fall 2000

• From the Editor.
• Symposium
• Dwight B. Billings and Kathleen M. Blee. The Road to Poverty: The Making of Wealth and Hardship in Appalachia
• Participants: Ronald L. Lewis, Mary Beth Pudup, Stephan Weiler, David Walls, Dwight B. Billings, Kathleen M. Blee
• Articles
• Stephan Paul Whitaker. A New Wave of Colonization: The Economics of the Tourism and Travel Industry in Appalachian Kentucky
• J. Todd Nesbitt. Ethnography and Participatory Rural Appraisal in Central Appalachia
• Mary Anglin. Toward a Workable Past: Dangerous Memories and Feminist Perspectives

  Selected Papers from the 2000 ASA Conference

• Ann Pancake. "Similar Outcroppings from the Same Strata": The Synonymous "Development" Imagery of Appalachian Natives and Natural Resources
• Susan Allyn Johnson. How the "Rubber City" Became the Capital of West Virginia": A Case Study of Early Appalachian Migration
• Chad Berry. Upon What Will I Hang My Hat in the Future? Appalachia and Awaiting Post-Postmodernity
• Linda Harris Dobkins. Economic Prospects in Appalachian Virginia: A Comparative Anlaysis of Employment Specialization
• Teaching Note
• Terry Easton. Industrialization, Class, and Identity in Denise Giardina's Storming Heaven
• Service Note
• Carol Baugh. Think College: Preparing Urban Appalachian Students for Learning in the Twenty-First Century