FALL 1980 Published Quarterly by the American Political Science Association Volume XIII Number 4 Lbertyckssics
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FALL 1980 Published quarterly by the American Political Science Association Volume XIII Number 4 LbertyCkssics E Pluribus Unum The Formation of the American Republic 1776-1790 By Forrest McDonald Having won their independence from England, ^^ the American colonies faced a new question '£ 'Pluribus ^'""§j| of paramount importance: Would this be politically one nation, or would it not? E Pluribus Unum is a provocative and spirited look at how that question came to be answered. "A fresh, vivid, and penetrating recreation of the crucial fourteen years in which a new nation was born "—New York limes Book Review. "Original and stimulating"—American Historical Review. "Highly readable and highly recommended" —Library Journal. "Will lead scholars to reassess some of their assumptions about the formative years of the American republic. As one of the most sprightly written brief accounts of this turbulent era it is also likely to gain a non-academic audience"—Annals of the American Academy. 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Copyright © 1 980 American Political Science Association ISSN 0030-8269 408 PS Fall 1980 The American Political Science Association Officers Council President 1979-81 Charles E. Lindblom Yale University Nazli Choucri Massachusetts Institute of Technology President-Elect Seymour Martin Lipset Milton C. Cummings, Jr. Stanford University Johns Hopkins University Vice President John Ferejohn Henry J. Abraham California Institute of Technology University of Virginia Francine R. Frankel Vice President University of Pennsylvania Doris A. Graber Robert Jervis University of Illinois, Chicago Circle Columbia University Vice President Malcolm E. Jewell Robert H. Salisbury University of Kentucky Washington University, St. Louis Abraham F. Lowenthal Secretary Woodrow Wilson International Center Marian Lief Palley for Scholars University of Delaware Raymond Tanter Treasurer University of Michigan William J. Keefe University of Pittsburgh 1980-82 Executive Director Bernard C. Cohen Evron M. Kirkpatrick University of Wisconsin-Madison Program Chairpersons William J. Daniels Theodore J. Lowi Union College Cornell University Dorothy Buckton James Sidney Tarrow American University Cornell University Samuel A. Kirkpatrick Managing Editor, APSR Texas A&M University Charles O. Jones Naomi B. Lynn University of Pittsburgh Kansas State University Harvey C. Mansfield, Jr. Harvard University Frank J. Munger University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Joseph A. Schlesinger Michigan State University 409 Table of Contents Articles and Special Features 412 Harold Lasswell Memorial Heinz Eulau 416 Social Science Research at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Judith Ayres Daly 420 Trends in NSF Political Science Program Activity, 1975-1979 Gerald C. Wright, Jr. 428 Changes in State Party Organization 1960-1980: A Preliminary Report and Request for Data Cornelius P. Cotter, John F. Bibby, James L. Gibson, Robert J. Huckshom 434 The Social Science Journal Title Generator Ross K. Baker 436 The 1981 APSA Annual Meeting Program: Some Thoughts and Suggestions Theodore J. Lowi 410 PS Fall 1980 Tables of Contents Sections 438 Report of the American Political Science Review, 1979-80 438 Report of the Managing Editor Charles O. Jones 444 Report of the Book Review Editor Holbert N.Carroll 446 Report of the Treasurer, 1979-80 James L. Sundquist 452 Association News 452 Executive Director Appointment 452 American Political Science Review Managing Editor Appointment 452 1980 Annual Meeting 466 Project 87 466 APSA Council Minutes, May 1980 467 Clarence Berdahl 90th Birthday Celebration 469 Organizations Related to the Study of Political Science 472 APSA Publications List 474 PS Index to Professional Lists and Reports 476 Reports of APSA Committees 476 1980 Elections Committee 477 1981 Program Committee 486 The Profession 486 Professional Notes 494 Research and Training Support 494 Support Available 500 Announcement of Awards 504 Professional Conferences 504 Past 509 Forthcoming 516 International Political Science 516 International Political Science Association News Richard L. Merritt 518 Communications 518 Letters to the Editor 524 News and Notes 530 In Memoriam 536 Doctoral Dissertations in Political Science, 1980 S. Sue Snook 411.