Approaches to the study of politics twenty-two contemporary essays exploring the nature of politics and methods by which it can be studied - Young, Roland 1910- (Evanston, Ill. Northwestern University Press, 1958)
A decision-making approach to the study of political phenomena/ Richard C. Snyder -- The group in a political science/ Charles B. Hagan -- some aspects of "stuctural-funnctional" analysis and poltical science/ Marion J. Levy, Jr. -- Power as political concept/ Hans J. Morgenthau -- The problem of political ideas/ Louis Hartz -- The role of public law in political science/ Foster H. Sherwood -- "Values in the political science curriculum/ dwight Waldo -- POlitical theory -- The unity of political theory: science, Morals and poltics -- The place of classical political theory in the study of politics: the legitimate spell of plato/ Norman Jacobson -- The place of classical political theory in the study of politics: the legitimate spell of plato/ Mulford Q. Sibley -- Political theory as a datum of political science/ Frederick M. Watkins -- Political theory as a datum of political science/ Frederick M. Watkins -- American political thought and the study of politics/ Robert G. Mc Closkey -- Political philosophy and the science of politics/ Carl J. Friedrich -- Political philosophy in the Twentieth century: an appraisal of its contribution to the study of politics/ Lindsay Rogers -- Analytic systems -- Behavior theory and the social sciences/ Charles E. OsGood -- Communicative behavior/ T.M. Newcomb -- Building models about small groups/ Harold GUetzkow -- Some highlights of the general theory of action/ Talcott Parsons -- The community -- Community analysis/ Gordon W. Blackwell -- The political implications of community identification/ Ana Campbell - Individual participation in mass society/ Scott Greer -- Studying association and organization structures/ Floyd hunter -- Community decision-making/ Peter H. Rossi.
Includes bibliographical references (pages ix-xxx)
Keywords: Political science