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1977 APSA Annual Meeting En Extremis: A Policy Analysis Instructional Unit, conducted by Gayle Avant of Baylor University and Gary E. Thompson of Abilene Christian University. How to use an instructional unit that involves students in (1) discovering some pivotal themes in normative political theory, (2) learning the elements of courtroom procedure, and (3) clarifying perennial issues of juris- prudence. Readings are drawn from political philosophy and ethics, and assignments are exercises and a role- playing simulation. The unit is appropriate for upper-division courses in political philosophy, political analysis and public law. There is one edition of the unit for students and one edition for instructors. Each edition includes readings, exercises and instructions on the execution of a simulation exercise.
Comparative Budgeting: Policy and Process, by John C. Campbell, University of Michigan, and John M. Echols, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle.
The development and use of a public policy SETUPS-an instructional unit on the comparative analysis of (1) policy outputs, (2) change in policy and process. The analysis focuses on how governments make decisions about public policy and governments' decision making priorities. Data are drawn from national budgets for fourteen countries, including the USA, USSR, Western and Eastern European nations. Students are taught how to measure budgets; assess different measures; examine budgetary expenditures for defense, education, health and welfare; determine budgetary changes over time. Students' mastery of the material is indicated by their successful completion of exercises.
Teaching Political Science with Audio-Visual Media, conducted by Dean C. Myers, Indiana State University; Richard Blue, AID; and Gary Hammerstrom, Producer for Zenger Productions.
Faced with students ever more oriented toward non-print media, many political scientists have recognized the desirability of introducing audio-visual material into their courses. These same political scientists soon become aware of how time-consuming and frustrating a task this can be. Becoming familiar with material and hardware, evaluating the material, and finding the most fruitful way to integrate such material into course- work have led many to return to a more satisfying, substantive, preparation for teaching. This workshop is intended to alleviate some of these problems by providing an opportunity to share the ex- perience of colleagues who have endured the frustration and worked with the audio-visual media. It will provide the basic information in an immediately applicable form, and an effort will be made to meet some of the specific needs of participants. Four media will be considered: motion pictures, sound filmstrips, slide-tape modules, and the overhead projector. There will be a discussion of commercially available material and how to find it; of techniques for using the media; of problems involved in their use; of production techniques requiring minimal skill; and hands on experience with these techniques and associated equipment.
O En Extremis: A Policy Analysis Instructional Unit Conducted by Gayle Avant of Baylor University and Gary E. Thompson, Abilene Christian University. Wednesday, August 31, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., $25.00 fee.
[ Comparative Budgeting: Policy and Process Conducted by John C. Campbell, University of Michigan, and John M. Echols, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. Wednesday, August 31,9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., $15.00 fee.
Q Teaching Political Science with Audio-Visual Media Conducted by Dean C. Myers, Indiana State University; Richard Blue, AID; and Gary Hammerstrom, Producer for Zenger Productions. Wednesday, August 31,9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., $25.00 fee.
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THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION AND THE
UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
ANNOUNCE
A New Annual Reference Publication
UNITED
STflTES PObITICfl SCIENCE DOCUMENTS
Over the past ten years the political, social, and policy sciences have been inun- dated with an increasing flow of journal information. Not until now has a conve- nient sorting, filing, and evaluation pro- cess been developed to enable the academ- ic community to keep up with the masses of information in a timely manner. This is why USPSD was created.
USPSD will enable you conveniently to keep abreast of all the major journals in the field of political, social, and policy science, such as:
American Political Science Review
Comparative Political Studies
Comparative Politics Economic Development and Cultural
Change Foreign Affairs Foreign Policy International and Intercultural
Communication Annual International Development Review
United States Political Science Doc- uments (USPSD) is the published version of a computer-based file of political sci- ence information being developed contin- ually by the University Center for Interna- tional Studies, University of Pittsburgh, in conjunction with the American Political Science Association.
Volume I of USPSD will include between 2,000 and 2,500 documents pub- lished during 1975. The set will be avail- able from UCIS Publications during the summer of 1976. For further information or to place your order, write to UCIS Publications at the address below.
International Education and Cultural
Change In ternational Interaction International Organization International Relations International Studies Quarterly Journal of Conflict Resolution
Journal of International Affairs Policy Analysis Policy Studies Journal Studies in Comparative Communism Studies in Comparative International
Development World Affairs World Politics
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publication which examines and analyzes every article in over 120 major political, social and policy science journals.
Each entry in USPSD provides:
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Author;
Title;
Journal Source and pagination;
An Abstract that describes the scope, purpose, methods em- ployed, and results obtained in each article;
5. A listing of Special Features that include titles of all tables, graphs, figures, and maps used in each article;
6. A listing of Authors Cited in footnotes or references;
7. A listing of Key Subject De- scriptors attributed to each article;
8. A listing of the major Geo- graphic Areas referred to in each article;
9. A listing of Proper Names of
organizations, political institu- tions, laws, etc. mentioned in each article.
USPSD will be published annually in TWO PARTS. The abstracts of the journal articles will comprise PART II and include those items listed above. PART I consists of five indexes to all the articles abstract- ed in Part II; they are divided according to:
1. Author(s) of each article;
2. Descriptor Subjects that are attributed to each article (The descriptions are taken from over 3,000 terms listed in the Political Science Thesaurus);
3. Geographic Areas referred to in each article;
4. Proper Names of organizations, political institutions, laws, etc. mentioned in each article;
5. Journal in which each article is
published.
USPSD can be purchased as a two volume set-PARTS I & II-or PART I, the indexes, can be purchased separately. Prices for both are as follows:
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PARTS I & II (Index & documents) PART I (Index only)
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Four SETUPS: Cross-National and World Politics Will Be Available for Class Use, Winter 1977
1. Comparative Voting Behavior by Herbert B. Asher, Bradley Richardson.
2. The Budgetary Process in Cross-National Perspective by John Creighton Campbell, John M. Echols.
3. Conflict in the Middle East: A Public Policy Simulation by Karen Ann Feste.
4. Are Political Values Really Changing? by Charles Taylor.
Each SETUPS is a module that can be taught in one to two weeks. SETUPS were designed to supplement instruction in introductory courses. But SETUPS have been field tested successfully in upper division courses. SETUPS were developed by faculty in workshops supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation to the American Political Science Associa- tion and hosted by the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research, summer, 1974 and summer 1975.
Each SETUPS Module Includes a Monograph and a Data Set
The monograph is a 51/2" x 81/2" paperback of approximately 100 pages with:
1. A substantive essay on the topic. 2. Analytical exercises.
3. Instructions about how to do the exercises.
4. Suggestions for further readings and exercises.
5. A code book for the data set.
The data sets are prepared and distributed by the Inter-University Con- sortium for Political and Social Research. SETUPS data can be ordered for use with SPSS, OSIRIS or as card image.
Each SETUPS will cost $3.50. Lower prices are arranged for bulk orders. An order for 25 or more SETUPS will entitle you to the data sets for all the SETUPS at no extra charge.
To Order SETUPS
Order the SETUPS monographs from the American Political Science Association through your bookstore. Ask your bookstore to include your name when they place the SETUPS order with APSA. When we confirm the bookstore order, we shall send you a data-specification form if your school does not have the SETUPS data set already.
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The Journal of the Southern Political Science Association
William C. Havard, Editor Murray C. Havens, Book Review Editor College of Arts and Sciences Department of Political Science Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Texas Tech University
State University Lubbock, Texas 79409 Blacksburg, Virginia 24061
Price List:
Subscriptions including membership in the Southern Political Science Association.
$12.00 annually; $14.20 foreign; $8.00 students (for those currently registered for course credit).
Communications regarding subscriptions should be addressed to Manning J. Dauer, Managing Editor, Department of Political Science, The University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
The Journal of the Midwest Political Science Association
W. Phillips Shively, Editor, 1977-79 Department of Political Science University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455
Price List:
Subscriptions including membership in the Midwest Political Science Association:
$15.00 professional members; $20.00 family members; $6.00 student members (must be counter- signed by a faculty member); $8.00 retired members.
Communications regarding subscriptions and membership should be addressed to Morton J. Frisch, Department of Political Science, North Illinois University, DeKalb, Illinois 60115.
Non-member subscription rates:
$15.00 annually U.S.A.; $27.00 for two years and $37.50 for three years; $10.20 annual rate for Canada; $10.50 annual rate outside North America; add 60c a year for Canada, and 75c a year for foreign postage. Non-member subscriptions should be ordered directly from Wayne State University Press, 5980 Cass Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48202.
WESTERN POLITICAL QUARTERLY
The Journal of the Western Political Science Association, the Pacific Northwest Political Science Association, and the Southern California Political Science Association
Donald W. Hanson, Editor Bruce B. Mason, Book Review Editor Department of Political Science Department of Political Science University of Utah Arizona State University Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 Tempe, Arizona 85281
Price List:
Subscriptions including membership in the Western Political Science Association:
$10.00 annually; students $7.00 (must be accompanied by department's statement attesting stu- dent status); foreign subscribers add $1.00 extra for postage (foreign subscribers may deduct 10% if draft payable in U.S. dollars). Non-member subscriptions are $9.00 annually; foreign subscribers add $1.00.
Communications regarding subscriptions and membership to the Western Political Science Associ- ation should be addressed to L. Kent Kimball, Secretary-Treasurer, WPSA, Department of Politi- cal Science, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112. Non-member subscriptions should be sent to the Editor of the Western Political Quarterly.
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The Journal of the Northeastern Political Science Associations
Peter J. Fleiss, Editor James A. Riedel, Book Review Editor Thompson Hall Mohawk Tower University of Massachusetts State University of New York Amherst, Massachusetts 01002 1400 Washington Avenue
Albany, New York 12222 Price List:
Subscriptions for New England Political Science Association members (required for Polity sub- scribers in New England, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware).
Communications regarding subscriptions should be addressed to the Editor of Polity.
SOCIAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY
The Journal of the Southwestern Political Science Association and the Southwestern Social Science Association
Charles M. Bonjean, Editor H. Malcolm Macdonald Will C. Hogg Building Book Review Editor University of Texas at Austin Department of Government Austin, Texas 78712 University of Texas at Austin
Austin, Texas 78712 Price List:
Subscriptions including membership in the Southwestern Social Science Association.
$12.00 for one year, $23.00 for two years, $33.00 for three years; libraries, $15.00; foreign sub- scriptions, $16.00.
Communications regarding subscriptions should be addressed to Journals Department, University of Texas Press, Box 7819, Austin, Texas 78712.
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THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW. Quarterly journal of scholarly articles and book reviews in political science. Included in APSA membership. Back issues: $10.50 per copy; $42.00 per volume.
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DEA NEWS FOR TEACHERS OF POLITICAL SCIENCE. Newspaper on education and the curriculum. Included in APSA membership.
ANNUAL MEETING PROGRAM. Final program for APSA Annual Meeting. Included in Annual Meeting Registration. Extra copies: $.50.
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APSA ANNUAL MEETING PROCEEDINGS.** Microfilm reels of all papers, 1901-1912; 1956-present. $22.00 per reel (approx. 7 reels per meeting).
CUMULATIVE INDEX TO THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW.** 1906-1968, $6.50.
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WOMEN IN POLITICAL SCIENCE: STUDIES AND REPORTS, 1967-71 OF THE APSA COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN THE PROFESSION.** PB 486, $6.00 microfilm; $16.50 Xerographic reprint (U.S. prices).
POLITICAL SCIENCE THESAURUS. A major reference tool in political science; this volume represents the terminology control device for a computer-based information retrieval service. Individuals: Hardback, $20.00; paper, $15.00. Institutions: Hardback, $30.00; paper, $25.00.
APSA BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY (Sixth Edition, 1973). Biographical information on over 7,000 Association members, plus names and addresses for approximately 12,500 members. Members: Hardback, $7.50; paper, $5.00. Non-Members: Hardback, $12.50; paper, $10.00.
APSA DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS: ANNUAL SUPPLEMENT TO THE APSA BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY. Names and current addresses of all APSA members. $3.00 each.
GUIDE TO PUBLICATION IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Co-sponsored by the APSA Committee on the Status of Women and the Women's Caucus for Political Science. $1.00.
ROSTER OF WOMEN IN POLITICAL SCIENCE (4th edition). Biographical information on women political scientists. $3.00 each for members; $5.00 for non-members.
ROSTER OF CHICANOS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Biographical information on Chicano political scientists. $3.00 for members; $5.00 for non-members.
ANNUAL APSA DIRECTORY OF DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS. Names and addresses of Chairpersons of departments offering political science at four-year institutions. $20.00 each.
PERSONNEL SERVICE GUIDELINES FOR EMPLOYERS AND APPLICANTS. Pamphlet containing informa- tion and guidelines for members of the APSA Personnel Service and for employers listing their vacancies in the Personnel Service Newsletter. No charge.
PERSONNEL SERVICE NEWSLETTER. Monthly listing of positions for political scientists. APSA Members: $8.00 subscription.
CAREERS AND THE STUDY OF POLITICAL SCIENCE: A GUIDE FOR UNDERGRADUATES. A monograph discussing the relationship between political science knowledge and skills and careers in law, government, business, journalism, teaching, etc. $.50 each; bulk rates available.
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CAREER ALTERNATIVES FOR POLITICAL SCIENTISTS: A GUIDE FOR FACULTY AND GRADUATE STUDENTS, by Thomas E. Mann. A monograph containing practical advice for obtaining nonacademic employment. $1.00 each.
GUIDE TO GRADUATE STUDY IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. Compilation of Ph.D. and Masters programs in political science. The 1977 Guide is revised and expanded to include listings of faculty and fields of specialization. $4.00 each.
SOURCES OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR POLITICAL SCIENTISTS: RESEARCH EDUCATION, PROFES- SIONAL DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN 1: SUPPORT FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: FELLOW- SHIPS AND TRAINEESHIPS. Information on post-doctoral fellowships, internship programs, special training support and foreign travel grants available to faculty and advanced graduate students. $1.00 each.
GLOBAL DIMENSIONS IN U.S. EDUCATION. A joint publication of the APSA Committee on Pre-Collegiate Education, the Education Commission of the International Studies Association, and the Center for War/Peace Studies of the N.Y. Friends Group, Inc. Four publications: The Elementary School, The Secondary School, The University, The Community. $1.50 each, $5.00 per set.
COMPARING POLITICAL EXPERIENCES. Complete description of an alternative course for high school government instruction. $2.75 each.
SETUPS: AMERICAN POLITICS (Supplementary Empirical Teaching Units in Political Science). New computer related instructional materials whereby students learn important substantive topics in American politics as they learn methods of analysis. Voting Behavior: The 1972 Election by Bruce D. Bowen, C. Anthony Broh, Charles L. Prysby. Political Socialization Across the Generations by Paul Allen Beck, Jere W. Bruner, L. Douglas Dobson. Political Participation by F. Christopher Arterton, Harlan Hahn. Representation in the United States Congress: 1973 by Ray A. Geigle, Peter G. Hartjens. The Supreme Court in American Politics: Policy Through Law by John Paul Ryan, C. Neal Tate. U.S. Energy, Environment and Economic Problems: A Public Policy Simulation by Barry Hughes. The Dynamics of Political Budgeting: A Public Policy Simulation by Marvin K. Hoffman. For information and price list write: APSA Division of Educational Affairs. $3.50 each; lower price on bulk orders.
INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCE MONOGRAPHS. Guides on materials and methods for teaching and learning in political science. A Guide to Library Sources in Political Science: American Government by Clement E. Vose, $6.50 hardback, $4.00 paperback. PSI and Political Science: Using the Personalized System of Instruction to Teach American Politics, edited by Ralph B. Earle, Jr., $3.50 paperback. Simple Simulations, by Charles Walcott with Anne Walcott, $3.50 paperback. Computer-Assisted Instruction in Political Science, edited by Jonathan Pool, $4.00 paperback. U.S. Census Data for Political and Social Research: A Resource Guide, $4.00, and U.S. Census Data for Political and Social Research: A Student Manual, $2.50, both by Phyllis G. Carter. The Case of the Unreturned Cafeteria Trays by Lloyd S. Etheredge, $1.00 each.
LEGISLATIVE SERVICE PROJECT MANUALS. Individual manuals available for: California, Kansas, Kentucky, Montana, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island. $2.50 each.
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Soon-Sung Cho Chong-Ki Choi Soon Chough Bae-Ho Han Seung-Soo Han Kyoung-Kun Har
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Myung-Sik Lee Jae-Souk Sohn Publisher & Editor: Chong-Ki Choi
0 The Korean Institute of International Studies (KIIS) is a non-profit independent aca-
demic body aimed at promoting multinational and interdisciplinary research in the fields
of peace and development. It encourages discussion and cooperation among researchers
within and outside the country by holding seminars and conferences. It provides training
programs and sponsors public lectures on contemporary issues of international character. It endeavors to be a clearing center for information and research materials and data. To
contribute effectively to the study of peace and development, the KIIS would welcome
opportunities to set up various joint research projects in cooperation with institutes abroad. It would assist as a host for visiting scholars, researchers and students from overseas. It
publishes The Korean Journal of International Studies, an English quarterly, and some occasional papers in order to make research findings available for circulation. The KIIS also maintains its reference library.
The International Studies welcomes the submission of manuscripts on all aspects of contemporary international relations especially in the fields of peace research and devel-
opment. Manuscripts typed in double space should be submitted, together with a dupli- cate copy, to the Editorial Board of the Institute.
The opinions expressed in articles and reviews in this journal are those of the contribu- tors and should not be construed as representing those of the KIIS.
Subscription Rates: Institutes and Libraries $ 30 a year; Individual U. S. $ 26 a year or U. S. $ 6.50 a copy. Foreign currency at the official exchange rate will be accepted. Subscriptions and correspondence should be sent to the Korean Institute of International Studies, K.P.O. Box 426, Seoul, Korea; Cable Address, 1234 Seoul, Korea; Tel. 75-2589, 72-7707.
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Outstanding 1978 Texts... Available Soon from Prentice-Hall
GOVERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE, 10th Edition James MacGregor Burns- Williams College; J. W. Peltason-- University of Illinois; Thomas E. Cronin -Brandeis University
Meaningful revision of a classical American government text. Dynamic work which describes, dissects, and assesses both the governmental system and key political and policy processes. Updated, new edition includes provocative new themes, broadened perspectives, and expanded coverage in relevant areas.
The 10th Edition will be available in three separate versions: The Basic Edition, The National Edition, The National-State-Local Edition.
WHAT IS GOVERNING? Richard Rose --University of Strathclyde, Scotland
Carefully structured, tightly organized, and well-written work on American Poli- tics. Examines more than a dozen questions and answers as to what the purpose of governing is today. Relevant and current examples of material under discus- sion make it easy to relate ideas to the problems students see in government.
THE CLASH OF ISSUES: READINGS AND PROBLEMS IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT, 6th Edition James A. Burkhardt - Stephens College; Samuel Krislov - University of Minne- sota; Raymond L. Lee -University of Pennsylvania
Substantial revision of a highly successful anthology regarding American gov- ernment. Brings all the controversy of the contemporary political scene into the classroom. Presents a well-balanced approach to governmental structure and process and on issues, policy making, and political personalities. New material presented includes: the energy crisis, environmental deterioration, the making of public policy, the new federalism, revenue sharing, and the present Supreme Court.
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PRINCIPLES OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT, 8th Edition Albert B. Saye- University of Georgia; John F. Allums -American Uni- versity; Merritt B. Pound- Emeritus, University of Georgia A concise introduction to the American system of government. Emphasizes constitutional principles and civil rights. Material is updated but retains the logical organization of past editions. 1978 Paper $8.50 (est.)
AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: INTRODUCTORY ESSAYS AND SELECTED CASES, 6th Edition Alpheus T. Mason - Emeritus, Princeton University; William M. Beaney - University of Denver This revision of the leading text in the field presents constitutional law in a format which highlights the blending of politics, history, philosophy, and law. Makes coherent the progression of decisions from 1787 to the present. October 1977 720 pp. (est.) Cloth $15.95 (est.)
UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC POLICY, 3rd Edition Thomas R. Dye - Florida State University As a basic text for a course on Public Policy, this text is concerned with what policies government pursues, why they are selected, and their con- sequences. Accurate, up-to-date, well-written, and easy to understand. October 1977
READINGS ON CONGRESS, 2nd Edition Raymond E. Wolfinger - University of California, Berkeley A collection of articles representing the best contemporary work in the field. Makes clear the possibilities and limitations of Congres- sional reform. 1977 Cloth $9.95 (est.)
MODERN POLITICAL ECONOMY Norman Frohlich -Program Adult Audit Office, Management Committee of Cabinet Secretariat, Province of Manitoba; Joe A. Oppenheimer - University of Maryland Fundamental principles and findings in such areas as political organizing and leadership, democratic theory, voting behavior, and coali- tional politics. September 1977 Paper $5.95 (est.)
A FRAMEWORK FOR POLITICAL ANALYSIS Eugene Kolb - Alma College Provides an understanding of the basic nature of politics and government and of the role of power in political processes. October 1977 320 pp. (est.) Paper $7.95 (est.)
Cloth $11.95 (est.)
THEORIES OF THE POLITICAL SYSTEM: CLASSICS OF POLITICAL THOUGHT AND MODERN POLITICAL ANALYSIS, 3rd Edition William T. Bluhm - University of Rochester
An exposition and analysis of leading political classics. Third Edition classifies classic phi- losophies and their modern counterparts as theories of "Virtue" and "Freedom."
1977 Cloth $11.95 (est.)
CIVIL LIBERTIES AND THE CONSTITUTION: CASES AND COMMENTARIES, 3rd Edition Lucius J. Barker - Washington University, St. Louis; Twiley W. Barker, Jr. - Univer- sity of Illinois, Chicago Circle
Overview of contemporary civil liberties issues through comprehensive commentaries on case law and selected opinions of the U.S. Supreme Court.
1977 Cloth $14.95 (est.) Paper $8.95 (est.)
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THE ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 2nd Edition Karl W. Deutsch - Harvard University Combines historical and political analysis, quantitative data, and concepts from the theory of political communication and control to provide students with an introduction to the study of International Relations. Revised and updated, with a greater emphasis on current issues. October 1977 330 pp. (est.) Cloth $11.95 (est.) Paper $6.95 (est.)
INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: POWER AND PEACE Ted Couloumbis - American University; James Wolfe - University of Southern Mississippi This survey of international relations opens with a discussion of theory and moves on to such topics as foreign policy and nationalism. Theoretical discussions are supported by examples taken from a wide variety of his- torical and cultural settings. October 1977 448 pp. (est.) Cloth $12.95 (est.)
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