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July 1966, Volume 366, Issue 1
- 152-154 HAROLD A. HOVEY. United States Military Assistance: A Study of Policies and Practices. Pp. xiv, 306. New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1965. $15.00
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May 1966, Volume 365, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by J. Norman Parmer - 1-11 The Peace Corps in Our Past
by Charles J. Wetzel - 12-20 A Discovery of Commitment
by Joseph G. Colmen - 21-28 Selection of Volunteers
by Edwin R. Henry - 29-45 The Preparation of Peace Corps Volunteers for Overseas Service: Challenge and Response
by Donald R. Shea - 46-54 The Beginnings of Peace Corps Programming
by George E. Carter - 55-62 Volunteers in the Field: Great Expectations
by Neil A. Boyer - 63-71 The Peace Corps Volunteer in the Field: Community Development
by Kirby Jones - 72-82 Volunteers in the Field: Teaching
by Arnold Deutchman - 83-92 The Overseas Staff
by Lewis H. Butler - 93-104 The Peace Corps and the Private Sector: The Failure of a Partnership
by Thomas D. Scott - 105-118 The Returning Volunteer
by Robert Calvert JR - 119-128 Evaluation and the Question of Change
by Meridan Bennett - 129-146 The Future of the Peace Corps
by Harris Wofford - 147-160 Recent Developments in the History of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
by Robert V. Allen - 161-164 Report of the Board of Directors to the Members of the American Academy of Political and Social Science for the Year 1965
by M. Albert Linton & Thorsten Sellin & Stephen B. Sweeney & Norman D. Palmer & James C. Charlesworth & Howard C. Petersen & Roy F. Nichols & Loren C. Eiseley & Donald R. Young & Walter M. Phillips & Paul R. Anderson & Karl R. Bopp - 165-225 Book Department
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March 1966, Volume 364, Issue 1
- 1-7 A Preface to Violence
by Marvin E. Wolfgang - 8-18 Some Social Functions of Violence
by Lewis A. Coser - 19-27 Violence and the Masculine Ideal: Some Qualitative Data
by Jackson Toby - 28-36 Violence in American Literature
by David Brion Davis - 37-49 Controversies about the Mass Communication of Violence
by Otto N. Larsen - 50-59 Violence: A Neglected Mode of Behavior
by Bruno Bettelheim - 60-72 Implications of Laboratory Studies of Aggression for the Control and Regulation of Violence
by Richard H. Walters - 73-85 Aggressive Crimes
by Ronald H. Beattie & John P. Kenney - 86-95 Violence and Organized Crime
by Gilbert Geis - 96-112 Violent Crimes in City Gangs
by Walter B. Miller - 113-119 Violence in Prison
by John P. Conrad - 120-126 The Escalation of Violence through Legitimation
by William A. Westley - 127-140 Violence in American Labor Disputes
by Philip Taft - 141-148 Violence on the Fanatical Left and Right
by Arnold Forster - 149-157 Violence and Human Development
by Elton B. Mcneil - 158-168 Recent Thinking on Economic Growth and Fluctuations
by Elmer C. Bratt - 169-229 Book Department
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January 1966, Volume 363, Issue 1
- 1-1 Foreword
by James C. Charlesworth - 1-3 Profiles of Ethics: A Tribute to Lewis Miller Stevens
by Roy F. Nichols - 4-11 Should the Code of Ethics in Public Life be Absolute or Relative?
by Eugene Carson Blake - 12-22 Some Ethical Problems of Congress
by Joseph S. Clark - 23-27 Correctives for Dishonest and Unfair Public Administrators
by Blair Bolles - 28-35 Political Party Officials: Responsiveness to the Public
by Ivan Hinderaker - 36-43 A Report on Judicial Ethics
by Gray Thoron - 44-51 The Ombudsman: Tribune of the People
by Henry S. Reuss & Stanley V. Anderson - 52-59 What Can Be Done about Pettifoggery and Legal Delays?
by Glenn R. Winters - 60-69 The Morals of Medicine
by Oliver Garceau - 70-78 Can Organized Religion Be Unethical?
by Paul C. Empie - 79-86 Journalism: Public Enlightenment or Private Interest?
by John Tebbel - 87-94 Public Entertainment and the Subversion of Ethical Standards
by Gilbert Seldes - 95-101 Business Morality: Some Unanswered (and Perhaps Unanswerable) Questions
by Arthur Selwyn Miller - 102-107 Insurance Ethics—From the Inside Looking Out
by Henry K. Duke - 108-116 Sharp Practice in Merchandising and Advertising
by E.T. Grether - 117-125 Ethical Aspects of Union Policy and Conduct
by Emanuel Stein - 126-136 Ethics and the Professional Patriots
by Mulford Q. Sibley - 137-153 Some Recent Developments in Studies of Social and Cultural Change
by Bernard J. Siegel - 154-209 Book Department
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November 1965, Volume 362, Issue 1
- 1-5 Introduction
by Cecil V. Crabb JR - 6-17 Nonalignment as a Diplomatic and Ideological Credo
by Khalid I. Babaa & Cecil V. Crabb JR - 18-27 Is Containment Moral?
by D.F. Fleming - 28-35 The European Version of Neutralism
by Jacques Freymond - 36-43 Nonalignment in the Arab World
by Don Peretz - 44-51 Asian Nonalignment
by Sisir K. Gupta - 52-61 Nonalignment in Africa
by Thomas Patrick Melady - 62-70 Latin America and Neutralism
by Nelson De sousa sampaio - 71-80 The Neutralist World and Disarmament Negotiations
by Joseph L. Nogee - 81-91 The "Third Force" and the United Nations
by Khalid I. Babaa - 92-101 The United States and the Neutralists: A Decade in Perspective
by Cecil V. Crabb JR - 102-112 The Soviet Union and the Neutralist World
by John S. Reshetar JR - 113-120 Communist China and the Uncommitted Zone
by Harold M. Vinacke - 121-128 The Future of Nonalignment
by M.S. Rajan - 129-138 Demography and Ecology
by Philip M. Hauser - 139-208 Book Department
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November 1965, Volume 362, Issue 1_suppl
- 1-139 Index To Subjects, Contributors, Titles and Names
by N/A - 140-206 Index To Book Reviews
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September 1965, Volume 361, Issue 1
- 1-9 Assumptions About the Learning of Political Values
by Roberta Sigel - 10-19 The Family's Role in Political Socialization
by James C. Davies - 20-31 High School Extracurricular Activities and Political Socialization
by David Ziblatt - 32-39 Education and Political Enlightenment in America
by Edgar Litt - 40-57 The Child's Image of Government
by David Easton & Jack Dennis - 58-70 Parental Overprotection and Political Distrust
by Frank A. Pinner - 71-80 The Need to Be Liked and the Anxious College Liberal
by Robert E. Lane - 81-95 Personality and Political Socialization: The Theories of Authoritarian and Democratic Character
by Fred I. Greenstein - 96-111 Political Socialization and Leadership Selection
by Kenneth Prewitt - 112-127 The Political Socialization of the American Negro
by Dwaine Marvick - 128-129 In Retrospect
by Roberta Sigel - 130-140 Group Structure and Role Behavior
by Jay Jackson & Charles Mcgehee - 141-194 Book Department
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July 1965, Volume 360, Issue 1
- 1-10 The Pattern of Development in Latin America
by Richard N. Adams - 11-26 Opinions of Latin-American Intellectuals on Population Problems and Birth Control
by J. Mayone Stycos - 27-47 Urban Concentration, Agriculture, and Agrarian Reform
by George Jackson Eder - 48-62 Urban and Rural Development in Latin America
by John P. Powelson & Anatole A. Solow - 63-67 Disparities in Progress Among Nations
by Thomas C. Mann - 68-77 Mexican Economic and Social Development
by Hugo B. Margain - 78-84 What Will Be the Instruments of Latin-American Advancement?
by Ricardo M. Arias E. - 85-98 Changing Concepts of the Role of the Military in Latin America
by Lyle N. McAlister - 99-109 Communists, Socialists, and Christian Democrats
by Tad Szulc - 110-119 Some Legal Aspects of the Colonial Problem in Latin America
by Carlos Maria Velazquez - 120-124 American Regionalism and the United Nations
by Carlos Gibson - 127-138 Can Pax Americana Succeed?
by D.F. Fleming - 139-162 Supplement
by Karl W. Deutsch & Leroy N. Rieselbach - 163-171 Supplement
by Hans J. Morgenthau - 172-177 Special Supplement
by James C. Charlesworth - 178-179 POLITICAL SCIENCE, GOVERNMENT, URBAN PLANNING ROBERT R. ALFORD. Party and Society: The Anglo-American Democracies. Pp. xxiii, 396. Chicago: Rand McNally, 1964. $6.50
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