_Consulting Editor_
Richard C. Snyder
Associate Professor of Politics, Princeton University
=The Revolution in American Foreign Policy,
1945-1954=
By William G. Carleton, Professor of Political
Science and Head Professor of the Social
Sciences, University of Florida
=Political Community at the International Level:
Problems of Definition and Measurement=
By Karl W. Deutsch, Professor of History and
Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
=France: Keystone of Western Defense=
By Edgar S. Furniss, Jr., Assistant Professor
of Politics, Princeton University
=The Problem of Internal Security in Great
Britain, 1948-1953=
By H. H. Wilson, Associate Professor of Politics,
Princeton University and Harvey Glickman,
Fellow, Harvard University
=Germany: Dilemma for American Foreign
Policy=
By Otto Butz, Assistant Professor of Political
Science, Swarthmore College
=The Role of the Military in American Foreign
Policy=
By Burton M. Sapin, Research Assistant,
Foreign Policy Analysis Project, Princeton
University, and Richard C. Snyder, Associate
Professor of Politics, Princeton University
=Democratic Rights Versus Communist Activity=
By Thomas I. Cook, Professor of Political
Science, The Johns Hopkins University
=The Social Background of Political Decision-Makers=
By Donald R. Matthews, Assistant Professor
of Government, Smith College
=Readings in Game Theory and Political Behavior=
By Martin Shubik, Research Associate, Economic
Analysis Project, Princeton University
=The American Vice-Presidency: New Look=
By Irving G. Williams, Associate Professor
and Chairman, Departments of History and
Social Studies, St. John’s University
=Contemporary International Law: A Balance
Sheet=
By Quincy Wright, Professor of International
Law, University of Chicago
=Modern Colonialism: Institutions and Policies=
By Thomas R. Adam, Professor of Political
Science, New York University
=Law as a Political Instrument=
By Victor G. Rosenblum, Assistant Professor
of Political Science, University of California,
Berkeley
=The Fate of the French Non-Communist Left=
By E. Drexel Godfrey, Jr., Assistant Professor
of Political Science, Williams College
=The Political Process: Executive Bureau--Congressional
Committee Relations=
By J. Leiper Freeman, Assistant Professor and
Research Associate, Graduate School of Education,
Harvard University
=German Political Theory, 1870 to the Present=
By Otto Butz, Assistant Professor of Political
Science, Swarthmore College
=The Political Novel=
By Joseph L. Blotner, Instructor in English,
University of Idaho
_Studies in Scope and Methods_
=The Study of Public Administration=
By Dwight Waldo, Professor of Political
Science, University of California, Berkeley
=The Study of Political Theory=
By Thomas P. Jenkin, Associate Professor and
Chairman, Department of Political Science,
University of California, Los Angeles
=The Study of Comparative Government=
By Roy C. Macridis, Associate Professor of
Political Science, Northwestern University
=Problems of Analyzing and Predicting Soviet
Behavior=
By John S. Reshetar, Jr., Lecturer in Politics,
Princeton University
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