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		Transportation: Achilles Heel of National Security Robert W. Harbeson	pp. 1-20
		The Aswan Decision in Perspective James E. Dougherty	pp. 21-45
		Business Men and Specie Resumption Irwin Unger	pp. 46-70
		The Appeal of Maoism in Pre-Industrial, Semicolonial Political Cultures Joseph R. Fiszman	pp. 71-88
		Free Elections in the Latin American Policy of the United States Theodore P. Wright	pp. 89-112
		M. Pinay and Inflation James M. Laux	pp. 113-119

		International Propaganda: Its Legal and Diplomatic Control, L. John Martin ; Radio Free Europe, Robert T. Holt Reviewed by Daniel Lerner	pp. 121-125
		Foreign Aid Reexamined: A Critical Appraisal, James W. Wiggins and Helmut Schoeck Reviewed by Brooks Emeny	pp. 125-127
		The Passing of Traditional Society: Modernizing the Middle East, Daniel Lerner and Lucille W. Pevsner Reviewed by Elie A. Salem	pp. 127-129
		Malaya: A Political and Economic Appraisal, Lennox A. Mills ; Malaya, Norton Ginsburg and Chester F. Roberts Reviewed by William Henderson	pp. 129-131
		Egypt in Transition, Jean Lacouture, Simonne Lacouture and Francis Scarfe Reviewed by Maurice Harari	pp. 131-133
		We the People: The Economic Origins of the Constitution, Forrest McDonald Reviewed by Alfred H. Kelly	pp. 133-135
		The Era of Theodore Roosevelt, 1900-1912, George E. Mowry Reviewed by Frank Freidel	pp. 135-137
		Parties and Politics: An Institutional and Behavioral Approach, Avery Leiserson Reviewed by Ralph K. Huitt	pp. 137-138
		The Electoral College, Lucius Wilmerding Reviewed by Donald C. Blaisdell	pp. 138-140
		Democracy and Catholicism in America, Currin V. Shields Reviewed by Edward Dumbauld	pp. 140-142
		The Supreme Court in Modern Role, Carl Brent Swisher ; The Supreme Court from Taft to Warren, Alpheus Thomas Mason Reviewed by Harry W. Jones	pp. 142-145
		The Common Law of Mankind, C. Wilfred Jenks Reviewed by Oliver J. Lissitzyn	pp. 145-146
		The Representative Republic, Ferdinand A. Hermens Reviewed by Lucius Wilmerding	pp. 147-148
		Interest Groups on Four Continents, Henry W. Ehrmann Reviewed by Gerard Braunthal	pp. 148-150
		The Study of Comparative Government and Politics, Gunnar Heckscher Reviewed by Gabriel A. Almond	pp. 150-152
		Soviet Marxism: A Critical Analysis, Herbert Marcuse Reviewed by C. B. Macpherson	pp. 152-154
		The Vichy Regime, 1940-44, Robert Aron, Georgette Elgey and Humphrey Hare Reviewed by René Albrecht-Carrié	pp. 154-156

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