Comparative politics and political theory essays written in honor of Charles Baskervill Robson
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TextPublication details: Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Press 1966Description: xiii,215p. illus., port. 24 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - 320.3 22 RO-C
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Books on political Theory
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Bibliographical footnotes.
The myth of equality and the actualities, by R. McCleery.--The ideological orientation, by A. P. Grimes.--Beliefs: A neglected unit of analysis in comparative politics, by L. W. Millbrath.--Political culture and the idioms of political development, by D. D. Hughes and E. L. Pinney.--New dimensions of West German federalism, by T. Cole.--The integration of Latin America, by F. G. Gil and J. D. Martz.--Technological change and higher defense organization, by F. N. Cleaveland and R. H. Dawson.--Negro political participation in the South, by D. R. Matthews and J. W. Prothro.--Response set in political survey research on Costa Rican and Panamanian students, by D. R. Goldrich.
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