Introduction: Paradigms for the Conception of a Better World.Part 1: Visions of Reform.Gerald Strauss, 'Ideas of Renovatio in Late Medieval Thought.'Constantin Fasolt, 'Visions of Order in the Canonists and Civilians.'Erika Rummel, 'Voices of Reform from Hus to Erasmus.'Ronald G. Witt, 'The Humanist Movement.'Part 2: Programs for Change.Martin Brecht, 'Luther's Reformation.'Peter Blickle, 'The Popular Reformation.'Berndt Hamm, 'The Reformed Reformation: Urban Phase.'Robert Kingdon, 'The Reformed Reformation: International Phase.'James M. Stayer, 'The Radical Reformation.'John Patrick Donnelly, 'Catholic Reformation: The New Orders.'Elisabeth Gleason, 'Catholic Reformation: Papal Reform.'Part 3: Outcomes.Heiko A. Oberman, 'Settlements: The Empire.'Nicolette Mout and Juliaan Woltjer, 'Settlements: The Netherlands.'Philip Benedict, 'Settlements: France.'Ian Hazlett, 'Settlements: The British Kingdom.'Christian Hermann, 'Settlements: Iberia.'Michael Metcalf, 'Settlements: Scandinavia.'Winfried Eberhard, 'Settlements: Eastern Europe.'Hans-Christoph Rublack, 'New Patterns of Christian Life.'Lyndal Roper, 'The Reformation, the Family and the Sexes.'Brian Levack, 'The Witch Panic.'Heinz Schilling, 'Confessional Europe: Bureaucrats, La Bonne Police, Civilizations.'Conclusion: Elites, Princes, and Reformers - Congruent and Conflicting Strategies and Aims.