Volume 17, Number
1, October 1984
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Daniel N. Nelson,
“Charisma, Control, and Coercion: The Dilemma of Communist
Leadership”
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James P. McGregor,
“Polish Public Opinion in a Time of Crisis”
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Edward C. Epstein,
“Legitimacy, Institutionalization, and Opposition in Exclusionary
Bureaucratic-Authoritarian Regimes: The Situation of the 1980s”
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Steven Reed and
Gregory G. Brunk, “A Test of Two Theories of Economically
Motivated Voting: The Case of Japan”
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James Douglas,
“How Actual Governments Cope with the Paradoxes of Social Choice:
Some Anglo-American Comparisons”
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E. M. McLeay,
“Housing as a Political Issue: A Comparative Study”
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Research Note:
Saundra K. Schneider and Patricia Ingraham, “The Impact of
Political Participation on Social Policy Adoption and Expansion: A
Cross-National, Longitudinal Analysis”
Volume 17, Number
2, January 1985
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Frederick W. Frey, “The
Problem of Actor Designation in Political Analysis”
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Hy Van Luong,
“Agrarian Unrest from an Anthropological Perspective: The Case of
Vietnam”
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John Markoff and
Silvio R. Duncan Baretta, “Professional Ideology and Military
Activism in Brazil: Critique of a Thesis of Alfred Stepan”
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Marilyn Hoskin,
“Public Opinion and the Foreign Worker: Traditional and
Nontraditional Bases in West Germany”
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Mark A. Cichock,
“Reevaluating a Development Strategy: Policy Implications for
Yugoslavia”
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Review Article:
John T. S. Keeler, “Situating France on the Pluralism-Corporatism
Continuum: A Critique of and Alternative to the Wilson
Perspective”
Volume 17, Number
3, April 1985
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Karen L. Remmer,
“Redemocratization and the Impact of Authoritarian Rule in Latin
America”
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Forrest D. Colburn
and Silvio De Franco, “Privilege, Production, and Revolution: The
Case of Nicaragua”
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Joseph R. Rudolph,
Jr. and Robert J. Thompson, “Ethnoterritorial Movements and the
Policy Process: Accommodating Nationalist Demands in the Developed
World”
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Charles Noble,
“Wilson’s Choice: The Political Origins of the Modern American
State”
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Research Note:
Michael E. Urban, “Technical Assistance and Political Control: A
Research Note on the Organization-Instruction Department of Local
Soviets”
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Review Article:
Barbara J. Nelson, “Family Politics and Policy in the United
States and Western Europe”
Volume 17, Number
4, July 1985
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Lawrence LeDuc,
“Partisan Change and Dealignment in Canada, Great Britain, and the
United States”
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James Warner Björkman,
“Who Governs the Health Sector? Comparative European and American
Experiences with Representation, Participation, and
Decentralization”
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Joel D. Wolfe,
“Corporatism and Union Democracy: The British Miners and Incomes
Policy, 1973-74”
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Thomas R. Rochon
and Roy Pierce, “Coalitions as Rivalries: French Socialists and
Communists, 1967-1978”
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Ronald J. Hill,
“The U.S.S.R.: Social Change and Party Adaptability”
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Susan Eckstein,
“Revolutions and the Restructuring of National Economies: The
Latin American Experience”
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