Three. The Origins of a Historical Political Science in Late Victorian and Edwardian Britain

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Contributors ix
5. One. A History of Political Science: How? What? Why? 1
6. Two. Anglo-American Political Science, 1880–1920 18
7. Three. The Origins of a Historical Political Science in Late Victorian and Edwardian Britain 37
8. Four. The Historical Science(s) of Politics: The Principles, Association, and Fate of an American Discipline 66
9. Five. The Emergence of an Embryonic Discipline: British Politics without Political Scientists 97
10. Six. A Tale of Two Charlies: Political Science, History, and Civic Reform, 1890–1940 118
11. Seven. Making Democracy Safe for the World: Political Science between the Wars 137
12. Eight. Birth of a Discipline: Interpreting British Political Studies in the 1950s and 1960s 158
13. Nine. Interpreting Behavioralism 180
14. Ten. The Remaking of Political Theory 209
15. Eleven. Traditions of Political Science in Contemporary Britain 234
16. Twelve. Historicizing the New Institutionalism(s) 259
17. Thirteen. Institutionalism and the Third Way 290
18. Bibliography 313
19. Index 349