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• Editorial Staff
• Associate Editors
• Editorial
• Bibliographical Essay: Isaac Kramnick, English Middle-class Radicalism In the Eighteenth Century
• I: I Social and Political Thought
• Community, Individuality, and Freedom
• Rousseau's Social Thought
• A Sociological History of Utilitarianism
• Spencer and Comte In American Labor Thought
• Bureaucracy In Weber & Kafka
• Bergson's Political Doctrines
• Oakeshott's Political Theory
• Oakeshott's Political Philosophy
• Undermocratic Liberal Republicans
• Wilkes and Radical Politics
• Late Liberal Imperialism
• Kant and Reason In Politics
• II: Education, Politics, and Values
• Schools and Political Socialization
• Schooling For Imperialism
• The Political Economy of Public Schooling
• Federal Education Policy
• The Problems of Federal Education
• William James As Individualist
• Existential and Phenomenological Education
• Early Federal Educational Policy
• Education, Labor Markets, & Controlled Youth
• Government Control of Universities
• III: Economic Thought and Values
• Business and Legal History
• Schumpeter's Economic Theories
• Menger and Entrepreneurship
• Saint-simonian Economic Ideas
• The Free Market & the Third World
• Democratic Capitalism, Justice, & Religion
• Property, Law, and Economics
• The Economic Analysis of Law Vs. Values
• IV: Foreign Policy and Ideology
• The Attractiveness of War
• Walzer On International Morality
• Eduard Bernstein and Imperialism
• Roosevelt Vs. His War Critics
• American Preconceptions of Japan
• The Marshall Plan and Russia
• V: Self-knowledge, Autonomy, and Liberty
• The Self In Political Thought
• Autonomy, Self, and Will Power
• Self-knowledge: Goethe, Kant, and Hegel
• The Egoist As a “psychopath”
• The History of Social Psychology
• Psychology, Self, and Society
• Free Will, Responsibility, and Motivation
• Free Will, Purpose, and Responsibility
• Political “groupthink” and Reality
• Personal Freedom and Autonomy
• Research Fields
• Economics
• Education
• History
• Philosophy
• Political Philosophy
• Psychology
• Sociology

Research Fields

Economics

• Bauer, Peter. “The Market in the Dock.”...........................................73
• Eckalbar, John C. “The Saint-Simonians in Industry and Economic Development.”....72
• Keller, Morton. “Business History and Legal History.”..............................69
• Kirzner, Israel M. Perception, Opportunity and Profit: Studies in the Theory of Entrepreneurship....................................71
• Kisch, Herbert. “Joseph Alois Schumpeter.”........................................70
• Novak, Michael. “Productivity and Social Justice” in Will Capitalism Survive?........74
• O'Driscoll Jr., Gerald. “Justice, Efficiency, and the Economic Analysis of Law: A Comment on Fried.”......................................................75
• Tbol, Marc R. and Brun, Andre. Two Reviews of A. Allen Schmid's Property, Power and Public Choice: An Inquiry Into Law and Economics.................75

Education

• Boiler Jr., Paul F. “William James as an Educator: Individualism and Democracy.”....64
• Boyd, William Lowe. “The Political Economy of Education in Metropolitan Areas: Dilemmas of Reform and Public Choice.”.....................................62
• Denenberg, Dennis. “The Missing Link: New England Influence on Early National Educational Policies.”.....................................66
• Ehman, Lee H. “The American School in the Political Socialization Process.”.........60
• Gideonse, Hendrik D. “Improving the Federal Administration of Educational Programs.”..................................................63
• Greenlee, James G. C. “The ABCs of Imperial Unity.”..............................61
• Halperin, Samuel. “The Educational Arena.”.......................................63
• Levy, Daniel. “Universities and Government: The Comparative Politics of Higher Education,”.......................................................67
• Vandenberg, Donald. “Existential and Phenomenological Influences in Educational Philosophy.”.................................................65

History

• Ben-Zui, Abraham. “The Outbreak and Termination of the Pacific War: A Juxtaposition of American Preconceptions.”................................80
• Boyle, T. “The Liberal Imperialists, 1892–1906.”....................................58
• Cotkin, G. B. “The Spencerian and Comtian Nexus in Gompers's Labor Philosophy: The Impact of Non-Marxian Evolutionary Thought.”...............52
• Cromwell, William C. “The Marshall Non-Plan, Congress and the Soviet Union.”.....81
• Fletcher, Roger. “A Revisionist Looks at Imperialism: Eduard Bernstein's Critique of Imperialism antlKolonialpolitik, 1900–14.”........................79
• Hunt, Lynn; Lansky, David; and Hanson, Paul. “The Failure of the Liberal Republic in France, 1796–1799: The Road to Brumaire.”................57
• Knox, Thomas R. “Popular Politics and Provincial Radicalism: Newcastle Upon Tyne, 1769–1785.”..........................................58
• Stromberg, Roland N. “Redemption by War: The Intellectuals and 1914.”............77

Philosophy

• Doppelt, Gerald. “Walzer's Theory of Morality in International Relations.”...........78
• Kaufman, Walter. Discovering the Mind: Goethe, Kant, and Hegel....................84
• Thomas, Laurence. “Ethical Egoism and Psychological Dispositions.”................85

Political Philosophy

• Archer, J. R. “Oakeshott on Politics.”..............................................55
• Crocker, Lester G. “Order and Disorder in Rousseau's Social Thought.”..............50
• Drengson, Alan R. “Toward a Philosophy of Community.”...........................49
• Gallie, W. B. “Kant's View of Reason in Politics.”...................................59
• Kennedy, Ellen. “Bergson's Philosophy and French Political Doctrines: Sore), Maurras, Peguy, and de Gaulle.”.......................................54
• McCormlck, Peter. “The Concept of the Self in Political Thought.”...................83
• Parekh, Bhikhu. “Review Article: The Political Philosophy of Michael Oakeshott.”....55

Psychology

• Breggin, Peter R. “A Libertarian Psychology: Self-ownership— A Condition for Happiness.”.................................................90
• Cartwright, Dorwin. “Contemporary Social Psychology in Historical Perspective.”.....86
• Easterbrook, James A. The Determinants of Free Will: A Psychological Analysis of Responsible, Adjustive Behavior............................................88
• Mitscherlich, Alexander. “Psychological Research and its Significance for Modern Man.”..........................................................87
• Rychlak, Joseph F. Discovering Free Will and Personal Responsibility................89
• Tetlock, Philip E. “Identifying Victims of Groupthink from Public Statements of Decision Makers.”......................................90
• Young, Robert. “Autonomy and the ‘Inner Self.’”...................................83

Sociology

• Camic, Charles. “Utilitarians Revisited.”..........................................51
• McDaniel, Thomas R. “Weber and Kafka on Bureaucracy: A Question of Perspective.”..................................................53

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