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 ARTICLE ABSTRACTS  SPECIAL ISSUE ON SF AND  GLOBALIZATION ( Edited by David  Higgins and Rob Latham) 
          David Higgins. Introduction            
          Symposium on Science Fiction and Globalization         REVIEW-ESSAYS 
          Gerry Canavan. Decolonizing the Future: Langer’s Postcolonialism   and Science Fiction and  Hoagland/Sarwal’s Science Fiction  Imperialism  and the Third World        
          Istvan Csicsery-Ronay, Jr. Of Enigmas and  Xenoencyclopedias: Saint-Gelais’s Modernités  de la science-fiction and Langlet’s La science-fiction: Lecture et poétique d’un genre littéraire 
          Terry Harpold. Other Kingdoms: Chatelain/Slusser’s Three  Science Fiction Novellas by  J.-H.Rosny aîné and Stableford’s The Navigators of Space and Other Alien Encounters by J.-H. Rosny aîné       BOOKS IN REVIEW 
          Raja/Ellis/Nandi’s The Postnational Fantasy(Weihsin  Gui) 
          McCracken-Flesher’s Scotland as Science Fiction (Carol McGuirk)        
          Francis’s The Psychological Fictions of J.G. Ballard (Jeannette Baxter) 
          Gibson’s Distrust that Particular Flavor (Jason W.  Ellis)                                
          Edwards’s Race, Aliens, and the U.S. Government in  African-American Science Fiction (Isiah Lavender III) 
          Williams’s Race, Ethnicity and Nuclear War (Alan  Lovegreen) 
          Saler’s As If: Modern Enchantment and the Literary  Prehistory of Virtual  Reality (Brian Attebery) 
          Willis’s Vision, Science and Literature, 1870-1920 (Patrick Parrinder)      
          Betz’s The Lesbian Fantastic (Amy J. Ransom) 
          Rawlinson’s new  edition of Burgess’s A Clockwork Orange (Michael Jarvis) 
          Scheckter’s new edition of Neville’s The Isle of  Pines (Paul Alkon) 
          Kapell/McVeigh’s The Films of James Cameron (Stacey Abbott) 
          Wasson/Alder’s Gothic Science Fiction (Elizabeth  Berkebile McManus)    
          Eller’s Becoming Ray Bradbury (David Bañuelos) 
          Lyau’s The Anticipation Novelists of 1950s French SF (Marie-Hélène Huet)        NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE 
          Wartime Stories in Astounding (Edward Wysocki)          Evans Receives Clareson Award (Joan Gordon) Africa in Science Fiction (Mark Bould)   Note on the Pulp Magazines Project (Patrick Scott Belk)               SF at FAU (Carol McGuirk)           Third SF Hire at UC Riverside (Rob Latham)         Winners of the 2012 SF&F Translation Awards (Cheryl  Morgan)                Calls for Papers and Other Announcements         
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