Political Science Quarterly: September 1945

Articles

		The Organization of the San Francisco Conference Grayson Kirk, Lawrence H. Chamberlain	pp. 321-342
		On Certain Characteristics of American Democracy Frank Tannenbaum	pp. 343-350
		Justification of Power in Democracy Mark Vishniak	pp. 351-376
		The Prospects for Chinese Democracy Chi-Yun Chang	pp. 377-384
		World Integration and Education Thomas Woody	pp. 385-411
		The Origin and Genesis of the Deadlock Clause of the Australian Constitution W. Redmond Curtis	pp. 412-424
		Clio and Mars Shepard B. Clough	pp. 425-436
		Congress--Diagnosis and Prescription Lawrence H. Chamberlain	pp. 437-445

		Politics and Morals, Benedetto Croce and Salvatore J. Castiglione Reviewed by René Albrecht-Carrié	pp. 446-450
		The Road to Serfdom, Friedrich A. Hayek and John Chamberlain Reviewed by Antonin Basch	pp. 450-452
		The Philosophy of American History. Vol. I: The Historical Field Theory. Vol. II: Periods in American History, Morris Zucker Reviewed by Robert Livingston Schuyler	pp. 453-456
		Big Democracy, Paul H. Appleby Reviewed by Pendleton Herring	pp. 456-457
		Democracy in America, Harold J. Laski, Alexis de Tocqueville, Francis Bowen and Phillips Bradley Reviewed by Charles S. Sydnor	pp. 457-459
		Can Representative Government do the Job?, Thomas K. Finletter and Robert F. Wagner Reviewed by Lucius Wilmerding	pp. 459-461
		A Dynamic World Order, Donald A. MacLean Reviewed by Richard J. Purcell	pp. 463-465
		Woodrow Wilson and the Great Betrayal, Thomas A. Bailey Reviewed by David S. Muzzey	pp. 465-468
		Edward Bellamy, Arthur E. Morgan ; The Philosophy of Edward Bellamy, Arthur E. Morgan Reviewed by Louis Filler	pp. 468-470
		Methodology of the Social Sciences, Felix Kaufmann Reviewed by C. Wright Mills	pp. 470-472