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92 flSWinter 1975 NEW AND RECENT TITLES

Erwin C. Hargrove, Brown University Currently a Senior Fellow at the Urban Institute, Washington, D.C. How extensive has Presidential power become during the last 25 years? Professor Hargrove offers an in-depth analysis of this question, and suggests how the Presidency can retain the strength necessary for leadership and yet be subject to political constraints. Alfred A. Knopf / 1974 / 352 pages Order code: 31724

CHINA, RUSSIA, AND AMERICA SECOND EDITION John G. Stoessinger, City University of New York Misperceptions of one power by another have often lead to disastrous foreign policies, as shown in this examination of Sino-Soviet, Soviet-U.S., and Sino-U.S. relations during the 20th century. This edition has been up-dated to include Henry Kissinger's policy of detente and the reintroduction of reality into affairs among the three nations. Random House / 1974 / 256 pages Order Code: 31236

POLITICS AND THE POLITICAL SYSTEM William L. Morrow, College of William and Mary In theory the public administrative bureaucracy is not a political animal. In practice it is. This book examines the internal and external politics of administrative agencies, showing how their decisions are made in response to other political institutions, and asking how we can make the bureaucracy more responsive to public needs. Random House / 1975 / 320 pages Order code: 31780

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Foreword Preface Description and Use of the Thesaurus . . . . Associated Listing of Terms Permuted Index Geographical Listing Hierarchical Index Appendix 1 Thesaurus Rules and Conventions Appendix 2 Sources of Terms Used in Data Bank Appendix 3 Participants

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The Thesaurus will be employed as the terminology control device for a computer-based information retrieval service to be known as the United States Political Science Information System (USPSIS). At present, USPSIS exists as a one-year pilot demonstration project. Seventy-five journals, selected by members of the American Political Science Association, are being analyzed in their entirety. Articles are being described by listing their titles, sources, authors, abstracts, special features (such as maps and charts), and cited authors, proper names, and geographic areas. Each description also includes appropriate descriptions from the Thesaurus. Books, on a chapter by chapter basis, are to be included I as well. The USPSIS demonstration project will result in practical revisions of the Thesaurus and ; valuable data concerning costs and benefits of alternative configurations for the System.

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TO KEEP THE REPUBLIC: Governing the United States in Its /"~^~^\ Third Century. David J. Olson, Indiana University and Visiting ( ^\ Professor at the University of Washington, and Philip Meyer, /^ ^K National Correspondent, Knight Newspapers £Z^" j Offer your students a knowledge of where the nation has been "N "\_--< /^^ to help them understand where it is—and where it is going. This comprehensive introductory text combines an analysis of standard topics and traditional concerns with an exploration of contemporary issues and unconventional political structures and processes. Balanc- ing the shortcomings of the democratic experience against the de- monstrated successes, the authors consider the realities of contemporary government and determine which political resources, strategies, and tactics produce which results. Creative and critical thinking is stimulated by this engaging text as readers are challenged to examine provocative issues and resolve the contradictions of a modern, complex democracy. Instructors manual available. 1975, 480 pages, $11.50

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108 /'SWinter 1975 POLICY AND POLITICS IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS Ira Sharkansky, University of Wisconsin, and Donald S. Van Meter, Ohio State University To understand why and how American governments have evolved— and what things governments do—or fail to do—the authors look to the formation and delivery of public policy in the United States. This brief, selectively written introductory text provides students with a framework for examining policy and politics. Combining institutional and behavioral research, the authors use the study of government to begin the study of politics. Policy and Politics in American Governments integrates all levels of the political system, thereby making students acutely aware of the interrelationships between national, state, and local government. Instructor's Manual available. 1975, 360 pages, paper, $6.95 McGraw-Hill Tfert i

ELEMENTARY POLITICAL ANALYSIS, Second Edition Herbert Jacob, Northwestern University, and Robert Weissberg, Cornell University Do more than acquaint your students with political structure and procedure. Teach them to think about politics. Through self-paced, semi-programmed units, Elementary Political Analysis develops skills needed to distinguish fact from value judgement and to formulate vague generalizations into analyzable propositions. Keyed for use with most basic texts in American government, this extensively field-tested supplement has consistently improved student capacity for analytical thinking. 1975, 320 pages, paper, $7.95 Prices subject to change. i 1221 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y. 10020

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110 ASWinter 1975 Two new views on a subject of I grave importance to every American ...

AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: THE FACTS REORGANIZED Roderick A. Bell, St. Mary's College of California David V. Edwards, University of Texas at Austin Providing a relevant and controversial analysis of American government, this new instructional system includes a core text that traces the development of the United States from its revolutionary beginnings as a small, I isolated republic to its present role as a nation-state and world power. A unique and provocative perspective on American government past and present is provided by this blend of history and political science. Also available for enrichment of the core text chapters and for in-depth excur- sions into selected topics are the following associated units: Approaches to the Study of American Government, Roderick A. Bell; Congress and Public Policy, Lawrence Dodd; Power and Bureaucracy in America: A Marxist Analysis, Albert Dragstedt; The Political Impact of Federal Aid on State and Local Government, Thomas Kiefer; The American Way of War and Peace, Richard Kraemer; The City as a Polity, David Perry; The Evolu- tion and Scope of the American Federal Bureaucracy, Richard L. Schott; Interest Groups in American Politics, John Sinclair; The Evolution of the Supreme Court, Mary Walker; and Democratic Theories of the Republic; 1776-The Civil War, Elliot Zashin. Core Text: 1974 236 pp. paperback $6.00 Associated Units; 1974/1975 48 to 64 pp. paperback $1.95 each THE FUTURE OF I THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY Charles W. Dunn, Clemson University Under the editorial direction of Professor Dunn, twelve eminent authors from academia, the United States Congress, and the news media have created a penetrating analysis of the office of the presidency since World War II. The author team has developed a very comprehensive work that will provide the reader with the criteria for predicting future presidential behavior. This book is ideally suited for the course on the American Presidency, or the Executive Branch, and as a supplement for courses in American Government and Post World War II American History. 1975 400 pp. paperback $8.95

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