1. POLITICAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. PREFACE vii
3. CONTENTS ix
4. INTRODUCTION 1
5. THEORY
6. 1. POLITICAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY 41
7. 2. THE USES OF THEORY: TOCQUEVILLE’S ADAPTATION OF MONTESQUIEU 74
8. 3. THREE TYPES OF CONSERVATISM 103
9. 4. THE REVOLUTIONARY USES OF REPRESSION 122
10. HISTORY
11. 5. THE CHANGING PLACE OF COLLECTIVE VIOLENCE 139
12. 6. COLONIAL RHODE ISLAND AND THE BEGINNINGS OF THE LIBERAL RATIONALIZED STATE 165
13. 7. AMERICAN VOTING BEHAVIOR AND THE 1964 ELECTION 186
14. 8. WORKING-CLASS SOCIAL MOBILITY IN INDUSTRIAL AMERICA 221
15. APPENDIXES NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS NOTES INDEX
16. APPENDIX A. READING LISTS AND EXAMINATIONS, 1951–1952, 1968–1969 241
17. APPENDIX B. TEACHING STAFF, SOCIAL SCIENCES 2 (1946–1970) 255
18. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 256
19. NOTES 258
20. INDEX 287