LETTER TO MR RICHARD MARTIN LYON SEYFARTH, SHAW, FAIRWEATHER & GERALDSON FROM STANSFIELD TURNER

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The Directo r of C t I I t II
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W n e gence
Washington, D. C. 20505
31AUG1977
Mr. Richard Martin Lyon
Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather
& Geraldson
55 East- Monroe Street
Chicago, Illinois 60603
Dear Mr. Lyon,
Thank you for sending me a copy of Richard Yorke's
talk to the ABA. I too am looking forward to meeting
you in November and to returning home once again.
I hope the attached biography will provide the
information you need for publicity and your introductory
remarks.
Again, I'm looking forward to our meeting. In the
meantime, all the best.
STANSFIELD TURNER
(EXEC` y Fffi;,i
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BIOGRAPHY OF ADMIRAL STANSFIELD TURNER
Admiral Stansfield Turner, United States Navy, was sworn
in as Director of Central Intelligence on March 9, 1977. In this
position he heads the Intelligence Community (the foreign intelli-
gence agencies of the United States) as well as directs the
Central Intelligence Agency.
A native of Highland Park, Illinois, Admiral Turner entered
Amherst College in 1941 and, two years later, was appointed to
the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. After
graduation in 1946 (Class of 1947), he served one year at sea
before entering Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar for work
on a master's degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics.
Following Oxford, he held a variety of sea assignments,
including command of a minesweeper, a destroyer, and a guided
missile frigate which he placed in commission. His shore
assignments included the Politico-Military Policy Division in
the-Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, the Office of the
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Analysis, the Advanced
Management Program at the Harvard Business School, and Executive
Assistant and Naval Aide to the Secretary of the Navy.
He was selected for promotion to Rear Admiral in May 1970,
and shortly thereafter assumed command of a Carrier Task Group
of the Sixth Fleet while serving aboard the aircraft carrier
USS Independence. After that, he directed the Systems Analysis
Division of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.
On June 30, 1972, Admiral Turner became the 36th President
of the Naval War College at Newport, Rhode Island, with the rank
of Vice Admiral. During his two-year tenure there, he instituted
major revisions in the curriculum to strengthen its academic
content.
In August 1974 he became commander of the United States
Second Fleet and NATO Striking Fleet Atlantic. He served in
that capacity until August 1975 when he was named to become
Commander in Chief, Allied Forces Southern Europe (AFSOUTH),
with headquarters in Naples, Italy. Upon assuming that position
on September 1, 1975, he was promoted to the rank of Admiral.
He held this command until his departure on March 2, 1977, to
assume his present duties.
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Admiral Turner and his wife, Patricia, have two
married children. Their daughter, Mrs. Frank Echevarria,
lives in San Diego, California, where she and her husband
work in the San Diego Community college system. Their son,
Lieutenant Geoffrey W. Turner, his wife and their son,
Scott, live in Washington, D.C. where Geoffrey is in Naval
Intelligence.
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SEYFARTH, SHAW, FAIRWEATHER & GERALDSON
CALIFORNIA OFFICE
1801 CENTURY PARK EAST
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90067
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AT
55 EAST MONROE STREET
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60EI03
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August 22, 1977
Admiral Stansfie.ld Turner
The 'Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Admiral Turner.:.
WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICE
1800 M STREET, N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C.-20038
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FLORIDA OFFICE
ONE BISCAYNE TOWER
2 SOUTH BISCAYNE BOULEVARD
MIAMI, FLORIDA 3313E
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Association convention in Chicago, I like to do
some background work-on the speaker of the evening.
Should you prefer-it I can of course stop by
your office on one of. my trips to Washington in
the next few weeks.
Richard Yorke, Q.C. -at the rece. t r
and for my Introduction on the night of your
address can be forwarded to meat this time.
As you can tell from the-attached. .spee he
' forward to meeting you and Lt..-
on November 13. While I expect.-
to work out details with. I would
--appreciate it if-material help ulfor publicity
With best wishes.
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FLORIDA OFFICE.
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MEMORANDUM
TO MEMBERS OF THE
COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL LABOR LAW,
THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL OF THE
SECTION OF LABOR RELATIONS-LAW AND
PAST CHAIRMEN OF THE SECTION
It is with great pleasure that I send you
the text of the after-dinner address given by
Mr. Richard Yorke, Q.C. on the occasion of the
3rd Annual Section Dinner sponsored by the
Committee-on International Labor ._Law.
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Richard Martin Lyon
August 15, 1977
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INDUSTRIAL. RELATIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN--
WHERE LAWYERS FEAR TO-TREAD
RICHARD YORKE, O,C,
GRAY'S INN CHAMBERS
LONDON-
THIRD ANNUAL DINNER
..SPONSORED. BY. THE
INTERNATIONAL LABOR LAW COMMITTEE
OF THE
SECTION OF LABOR RELATIONS LAW
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
CHICAGO
AUGUST.9, 1977
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Washington. D. C.20505
13 June 1977
Dear Mr. Lyon,
Thanks so much for the invitation to speak
at the North Shore Unitarian Church. I accept
with pleasure.
I understand my staff has been in touch
and Sunday, 13 November is amenable to all.
My staff will continue to be in touch with you
to coordinate the final details.
I'm looking forward to "coming home" again
and to..meeting you in November.
Mr. Richard M. Lyon
Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather
and Geraldson
55 East Monroe Street
Chicago, Illinois 60603
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CALIFORNIA OFFICE
1801 CENTURY PARK EAST
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90067
AREA CODE 213 277-7200
SEYFARTH, SHAW, FAIRWEATHER & GERALDSON 55 EAST MONROE STREET
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60603 WASHINGTON,0.C.OFFICE.
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March 12,_1977'.
Admiral Stansfield Turner
Director
Central-Intelligence Agency
The White House
Washington, D.C..
Dear Admiral Turner:
It was with 'a great deal of interest .that 1, along.
with many other. residents -of the North 'Shore of Chicago, .
read of the designation and confirmation: of. a Highland
Park native as the'President's-choice to head the Central
Intelligence Agency-
I am writing you?as -a member of the Board of Trustees
of the North Shore Unitarian Church which draws many of. its
members from Highland Park, Deerfield, Northbrook,' Glenview
and Lake Forest, Illinois.- The Board has 'asked me to in-
vite you to give.a talk at our Church on a subject in the
general area of your new governmental responsi'biliti'es.
In view of the New York Times description ofI.you as 'a man
"endlessly curious about philosophy, theater, opera, in-
ternational politics -and militaryaffairs"? I would be 'most-
hesitant to limit you in the choice *of a topic,:.although
of course,. your concepts. of national -security and military
affairs would be-of real interest..
I would schedule your talk on a Sunday evening of your
choice, and publicize'it in the 'adjoining suburban communi-
ties.- Since our Church "generally enjoys -a summer recess-
from Mid-June to Mid-September, I might suggest that if you
can accept our invitation that you let me- have. a few possible
dates between now and early Junebr from late September
tough October, 1977.
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Admiral Stansfield Turner
March 12, 1977--
In view of the President's great emphasis on having
his Cabinet members maintain grass roots contacts with
the American people,- I certainly want to be one -of . the
first in line'to request that you'honor us with your
presence'.'
Enclosed is. a brochure which 'describes: -some -of: the
aesthetic features of the North 'Shore Unitarian Church:.:
I look forward to hearing from you.
RML:MsM Richard Martin Lyon'r
cc: Reverend Russell-R. Bletzer
Mr. Sam Bomar, Chairman, Board
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of Trustees -
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the american political science association
1527 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W., Washington, D. C. 20036, (AC 202) 483-2512
August 5, 1977
I am writing on behalf of the Officers and Staff of the American
Political Science Association to invite you to attend our 73rd
Annual Meeting, which will be held in the Washington Hilton Hotel,
Washington, D. C., September 1 to 4.
Enclosed for your convenience is a Final Program, containing
detailed information about the meeting and about the Association.
It is my hope that you will also call the Program to the attention
of others who might be interested.
With best wishes,
Evron M. Kirkpatric
Executive Director
Cordially,
rl--
Adm. Stansfield Turner
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
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University of Iowa
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University of Minnesota
1976-78
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Harvard University
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University of Pittsburgh
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University of California, Berkeley
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PRESS ROOM
A press room is located in the Adams Suite of the Washington Hilton Hotel. Typewriters
and telephones will be available for use by registered members of the press only. Copies
of papers delivered at the meetings will also be available.
PANEL PAPERS
Papers presented at the meeting will be available for sale in the Exhibit Hall of the
Washington Hilton Hotel.
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EXHIBITS
Exhibits will be located in the Exhibit Hall of the Washington Hilton Hotel. Exhibits will
be open during the following hours:
Thursday, September 1 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Friday, September 2 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, September 3 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 4 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
DIPLOMATIC INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION DESK
For the convenience of members of foreign embassies and legations attending the Annual
Meeting, a registration and information desk will be maintained near the main registration
area in the Lower Concourse of the Washington Hilton Hotel.
The Association is maintaining a Child Care Service at the Annual Meeting. Children must
be pre-registered with the Service by August 15, 1977. For the specific location of the
Child Care rooms, please contact the APSA Convention office, the Adams Suite of the
Washington Hilton Hotel.
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THE DAILY SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Convention Office and Press Room (Adams Suite)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Council Meeting (Georgetown West)
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.-APSA/DEA Short Course I: En Extremis (Chevy Chase Suite)
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.-APSA/DEA Short Course II: Budgetary Process in Cross-National
Perspective (Dupont Suite)
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.-APSA/DEA Short Course III: Audio Visual Materials (Edison Suite)
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon-Foundations of Political Theory Group: Session I (State Room)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Committee on Pre-Collegiate Education: Meeting I I (Farragut Suite)
1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Placement Service (Terrace)
1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.-APSA Registration (Lower Concourse)
1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.-Foundations of Political Theory Group: Session I I (State Room)
7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.-APSA Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession: Meeting
(Bancroft Suite)
8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.-Foundations of Political Theory Group: Session I I I (State Room)
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Convention Office and Press Room (Adams Suite)
8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.-Midwest Political Science Association Council: Breakfast Meeting
(Kalorama Suite)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Exhibits and Panel Paper Sales (Exhibit Hall)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Placement Service (Terrace)
9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.-APSA Registration (Lower Concourse)
9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.-APSA Child Care Service
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Panel Meetings:
1-1 The New History of Political Thought: Language and Politics (Georgetown East)
2-2 Process Theories of Political Change (Georgetown West)
3-2 Change in Western Party Systems (Monroe West)
5-1 Ethnicity and Cultural Pluralism (Caucus Room)
6-4 Mathematical Models in International Politics (Grant Suite)
7-6 Organizational Decision Making (Dupont Suite)
7-9 Organizational Perspectives on the News (Monroe East)
8-6 Evaluation (Chevy Chase Suite)
9-3 Whatever Happened to the Constitution in the Study of Constitutional Law?
(Military Room)
10-1 Presidents and Their Advisors (Hemisphere Room)
11-2 Party Organization and Candidacies (Conservatory)
12-1 Public Expectations and Governmental Performance (Thoroughbred Room)
12-2 Presidential Primaries (Jefferson East)
13-1 Intergovernmental Relations and Jurisdictional Accommodation on Social Policies in
Western Nations (Farragut Suite)
15-1 The Electoral College and the American Idea of Democracy (Cabinet Room)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-APSA Committee on Pre-Collegiate Education: Panel I (Bancroft Suite)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. American Professors for Peace in the Middle East: Panel I (Jefferson West)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel I (Independence Suite)
9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.-Foundations of Political Theory Group: Session I V (State Room)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Conference on Soviet Agricultural and Peasant Affairs: Panel I (Lincoln
West)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Panel I (Jackson Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-American Journal of Political Science: Board Meeting (Farragut Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Ad Hoc Committee on Regional and State Political Science
Associations (Bancroft Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA/DEA: Workshop 11, "Problems Encountered by Scientists and
Engineers in Government" (Kalorama Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA/DEA Ethical Issues: Panel 1. Representation (Map Room)
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11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Committee on Professional Ethics and Academic Freedom: Meeting
(Chevy Chase Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Committee on Research Support: Research Support for Political
Scientists: Where to Look (Dupont Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Elections Committee: Open Forum with candidates for office in
the APSA (Edison Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting I (Georgetown West)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 2 (Georgetown East)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 3 (Monroe West)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-American Journal of Political Science: Board Meeting (Farragut Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Asian Political Scientists Group: Panel I (Grant Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Workshop I (Independence Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 2 (Hamilton Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Communist Studies Group: Luncheon Meeting (Lincoln East)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Experimental Study of Politics: Panel I (Caucus Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Conference Group on German Politics: Panel (Cabinet Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Neighborhood Organization Research Group: Organizational Meeting
(Jackson Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Panel Meetings:
1-2 The Relation of the Political Philosophies of Plato and Aristotle (Thoroughbred Room)
2-1 The Evaluation of Empirical Political Theories Since World War II (Military Room)
3-1 Interest Group Intermediation (Caucus Room)
4-1 Participation in Communist Countries (Map Room)
5-2 Radical Military Regimes (Chevy Chase Suite)
6-2 Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy (Cabinet Room)
6-11 Non-State Actors in Global Politics (Monroe East)
7-5 Bureaucratic Structures and Policy Outcomes (Georgetown West)
8-10 Citizen Evaluation of Public Policy (Dupont Suite)
9-1 Should Judicial Notice be Taken of the Incidence of Crime in Defining Defendants'
Rights? (Georgetown East)
10-2 The Impact of Mayoral Leadership: Policy Innovation and Resource Development
(Edison Suite)
11-1 Values, Rules, and Outcomes in the Presidential Selection Process (Monroe West)
12-3 Changing Dimensions of Ethnic Group Politics in the United States (Farragut Suite)
12-4 The 1976 Presidential Debates, Part I (Hemisphere Room)
13-2 Intergovernmental Relations and Political Economy: Approaches to Political and
Economic Federalism (Grant Suite)
14-4 The Political Scientist in the Governance of the University (Conservatory)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Coordinating Council Meeting I
(Bancroft Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 3 (Independence Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 4 (Jefferson West)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 5 (Kalorama Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society: Panel 1 (Jefferson
East)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Joint Country Groups: Panel 1 (Jackson Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Midwest Political Science Association: Program Committee Meeting
(Hamilton Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Midwest Political Science Association: Committee on the Status of Women
Meeting (Lincoln West)
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.-Foundations of Political Theory Group: Session 5 (State Room)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-APSA Roundtable on Black Issues: Panel I (Hamilton Suite)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.--APSA Congressional Fellowship Alumni Association: Panel "Can a
Democratic President Get Along With a Post-Watergate Congress?" (Lincoln West)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 4 (Monroe East)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 5 (Military Room)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-American Politics Quarterly: Editorial Board Meeting (Kalorama Suite)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Business Meeting I (Independence
Suite)
4:15 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.-Political Scientists Interested in Diplomacy: Meeting (Jefferson West)
5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.-Conference Group on German Politics: Meeting (Hemisphere Room)
5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.-Comparative Urban Research: Meeting and Reception (Bancroft Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-APSA Congressional Fellowship Alumni Association: Reception (Thorough-
bred Room)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of California, Los Angeles: Reception (Edison Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Columbia University: Reception (Jackson Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-George Washington University: Reception (Chevy Chase Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Howard University: Reception (Grant Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Reception (Dupont Suite)
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6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of Michigan: Reception (Map Room)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of Minnesota: Reception in honor of Frank J. Sorauf and
Robert T. Holt (Caucus Room)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-New York University: Reception (Kalorama Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Conference for the Study of Political Thought: Reception (Cabinet Room)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of Virginia: Reception (Farragut Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Washington Monthly: Reception (Monroe West)
7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-National Capital Area Political Science Association: Reception (Independence
Suite)
7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.-American Society of International Law: Panel (Conservatory)
7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.-Committee on Conceptual and Terminological Analysis: Session I
(Hamilton Suite)
8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.-Foundations of Political Theory Group: Session 6 (State Room)
8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.-APSA Plenary Session I (Georgetown East/West)
10:45 p.m. to 12:45 a.m.-APSA Committee on the Status of Blacks in the Profession: Reception
(Chevy Chase Suite)
7:45 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.-Southwest Political Science Association Executive Council: Breakfast Meeting
(Jackson Suite)
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Convention Office and Press Room (Adams Suite)
8:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.--Policy Studies Journal and Policy Studies Organization: Breakfast for
Political Scientists Interested in Energy Policy (State Room)
8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.-Political Scientists Interested in Diplomacy: Breakfast Meeting (Bancroft
Suite)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Exhibits and Panel Paper Sales (Exhibit Hall)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Placement Service (Terrace)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Registration (Lower Concourse)
9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.-APSA Child Care Service
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Panel Meetings:
1-3 Kant's Political Thought (Thoroughbred Room)
2-3 Communicating Across Paradigms in Political Inquiry (Grant Suite)
3-3 Comparative Government: Federalism (Farragut Suite)
4-2 Political Structure and Regional Autonomy in Communist Countries (Edison Suite)
5-3 Internal Determinants of Foreign Policy: Three Latin American Cases (Georgetown
West)
6-3 Foreign Economic Policy of Advanced Industrial States (Georgetown East)
6-10 Investigating the 'Causes' of War: Progress Obstacles and Prospects (Monroe West)
7-7 Improving the Performance of Public Organizations (Dupont Suite)
8-4 Implementation (Chevy Chase Suite)
9-2 An Imperial Judiciary? (Monroe East)
10-2 Congressional Control of the Executive Branch? (Military Room)
11-8 The Future of American Political Parties (Conservatory)
12-5 Women and Politics-The 'Political Generation' Perspective (Cabinet Room)
13-3 Urban Policy Determination in an Intergovernmental Context: Relationships Among
Actors, Processes and Outcomes (Caucus Room)
14-5 The New in Teaching and in Evaluation Research (Map Room)
15-2 Madison, Marx, and Pluralism (Hemisphere Room)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-APSA/DEA Ethical Issues: Panel 3. Public Interest (Kalorama Suite)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-American Professors for Peace in the Middle East: Panel 2 (Lincoln West)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-British Politics Group: Panel 1 (Hamilton Suite)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.--Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 6 (Independence Suite)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel? (Jackson Suite)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Conference Group on Italian Politics: Panel 1 (Jefferson East)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society: Panel 2
(Lincoln East)
9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.-Foundations of Political Theory Group: Session 7 (Jefferson West)
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-International Studies Association: Governing Council Meeting (Carl Beck's
Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA/DEA: Workshop I. NSF Steering Committee and LAPSS Developers:
An Open Meeting (Farragut Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Committee on Professional Development: Panel. "Career Alternatives
for Political Scientists" (Lincoln East)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 6 (Georgetown West)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 7 (Monroe East)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 8 (Georgetown East)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Roundtable on Black Issues: Panel I I (Military Room)
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11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Asian Political Scientists Group: Panel 2 (Grant Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Task Force I (Hamilton Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Workshop I I (Independence Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 8 (Jackson Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Congressional Research Service Roundtable on Domestic Intelligence and
Surveillance Policy: Panel (Jefferson East)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Experimental Study of Politics: Panel 2 (Caucus Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Center for the Study of Federalism Conference for Federal Studies:
Membership Meeting (Chevy Chase Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-International Studies Association: Internet Meeting (Thoroughbred Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Conference Group on Italian Politics: Luncheon (State Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Political Scientists Interested in Government and the Arts: Meeting
(Hemisphere Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-National Center for State Courts and the Federal Judiciary Center:
Roundtable (Bancroft Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Political Science Editors: Meeting (Kalorama Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Political Scientists Interested in Native Americans in American Politics:
Workshop (Monroe West)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Policy Studies Organization: Council and Editorial Board Meeting (Dupont
Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-U.S. Government Reorganization in 1977: Panel (Cabinet Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Ukrainian Political Science Association in the United States: Panel
(Conservatory)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Panel 3 (Edison Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Panel 4 (Map Room)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Panel Meetings:
1-5 Anarchists Versus Marxists: Perspectives on Power and Political Change (Thoroughbred
Room)
2-5 Studies of Complex Political Systems (Map Room)
3-4 The Comparative Politics of Economic Policy-Making (Cabinet Room)
4-3 The Politics of Social Policy in Communist Countries (Georgetown West)
5-4 Third World Development Strategies: Trade-Off or Reconciliation Among Goals?
(Georgetown East)
6-1 Force and Diplomacy in Foreign Policy (Monroe West)
7-8 Corruption in Local Administration (Farragut Suite)
8-5 Issue Analysis (Edison Suite)
9-4 Judging and Legislating, Activism and Restraint: The Eternal Quest for a Viable Line
(Monroe East)
10-8 Congressional Parties, Coalitions and Policy Consequences (Military Room)
10-9 Comparative Chief Executives (Hemisphere Room)
11-4 Modes of Political Action (Dupont Suite)
12-6 The Idea of Equality: Elite and Mass Conceptions of an Old Value (Conservatory)
12-14 Psychology and Politics: New Directions in Research (Chevy Chase Suite)
13-4 Efforts to Meet Local Government Needs for Science and Technology (Caucus Room)
14-7 The Ethical Political Scientist (Jefferson West)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-APSA 1978 Program Committee: Meeting (Jefferson East)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-APSA Pre-Collegiate Committee: Panel 2 (Bancroft Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Task Force I I (Lincoln East)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 9 (Jackson Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 10 (Independence Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Joint Country Groups: Panel 2 (Hamilton Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Neighborhood Organization Research Group: Panel (Grant Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Group for the Study of Psycho Politics: Panel (Kalorama Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Panel 2 (Lincoln West)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Panel 5 (International Ballroom West)
4:15 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.-APSA Presidential Address (Lincoln East)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-Asian Political Scientists Group: Business Meeting (Conservatory)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Business Meeting (Jefferson West)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-Foundations of Political Theory Group: Special Session (Thoroughbred
Room)
5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.-Joint Country Groups: Reception (Grant Suite)
5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.-APSA Presidential Reception (Military Room)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of California, Berkeley: Reception (Hemisphere Room)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of California, Santa Barbara: Reception (Jackson Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of Chicago: Reception (Kalorama Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Duke University: Reception (Jefferson East)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Georgetown University: Reception (Bancroft Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Harvard University: Reception (Dupont Suite)
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6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Johns Hopkins University: Reception (Chevy Chase Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research: Reception
(Cabinet Room)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of Iowa: Reception (Georgetown West)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of North Carolina: Reception (Caucus Room)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Northwestern University: Reception (Edison Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Princeton University: Reception (Hamilton Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Purdue University: Reception (Farragut Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of Rochester: Reception (Independence Suite)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of Southern California: Reception (Monroe East)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-University of Wisconsin-Madison: Reception (Georgetown East)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Reception (Monroe West)
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.-Yale University: Reception (State Room)
8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.-APSA Plenary Session II (Lincoln East)
10:45 p.m. to 12:45 a.m.-Rutgers University: Reception (Chevy Chase Suite)
10:45 p.m. to 12:45 a.m.-Washington University, St. Louis: Nightcap (Bancroft Suite)
10:45 p.m. to 12:45 a.m.-University of Washington: Reception (State Room)
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Convention Office and Press Room (Adams Suite)
8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.-Caucus for Faith and Politics: Breakfast Meeting (Jackson Suite)
8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.-Committee on Health Politics: Breakfast Meeting (Kalorama Suite)
8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.-Walter Bagehot Research Council on National Sovereignty: Breakfast Meeting
(Independence Suite)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Exhibits and Panel Paper Sales (Exhibit Hall)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Placement Service (Terrace)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Registration (Lower Concourse)
9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.-APSA Child Care Service
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Panel Meetings:
1-4 Natural Law and the Rise of Modern Constitutionalism (Cabinet Room)
2-4 Models of Political Man (Georgetown West)
3-5 Spain: 1977 (Georgetown East)
4-4 The Rembourgeoisement of the Revolution: Three Perspectives (Farragut Suite)
5-5 Public Policy in Developing Countries (Edison Suite)
6-6 The Political Economy of International Population Movements (Dupont Suite)
7-1 Reforming the Regulatory Process (Chevy Chase Suite)
8-1 Termination (Bancroft Suite)
9-5 Constitutional Law and Constitutional Government (Monroe West)
10-4 Congressional Leadership Change (Monroe East)
11-3 Political Consequences of Reforming Campaign Finance (Military Room)
11-5 Alternative Theories of Political Organization (State Room)
12-8 The Public Value Systems of American Elites (Hemisphere Room)
12-9 Developing Political Orientations: Assessing the Impact of Life-Cycle and Generational
Factors (Caucus Room)
13-5 Intergovernmental Aid: Patterns and Effects of Interjurisdictional Transfers (Map Room)
14-2 The Obligation of Scholars to their Work and to Public Life (Conservatory)
15-3 Alternatives to Classical Christian Virtue in the Philosophical Sources of the American
Polity (Thoroughbred Room)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-American Professors for Peace in the Middle East: Panel 3 (Jefferson West)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-British Politics Group: Panel 2 (Hamilton Suite)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 11 (Lincoln West)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 12 (Jefferson East)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Caucus for Faith and Politics: Panel (Lincoln East)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Business Meeting I I (International
Ballroom West)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA/DEA Ethical Issues: Panel 2. Participation (Dupont Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession: Panel
(State Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 9 (Georgetown West)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 10 (Georgetown East)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 11 (Monroe West)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-APSA Organized Subfields: Meeting 12 (Monroe East)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Task Force III (Cabinet Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 13 (Independence Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 14 (Jackson Suite)
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11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Council on Foundations, Inc., Joint Committee on Research: Panel
(Farragut Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Committee on Health Politics: Panel 1 (Kalorama Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Policy Studies Organization: Membership Meeting (Caucus Room)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Conference on Soviet Agricultural and Peasant Affairs: Panel I I (Hamilton
Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Panel 6 (Grant Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Panel Meetings:
1-6 Contemporary Theories of the State (Georgetown West)
2-6 The Concepts of Power and Authority (Georgetown East)
3-6 Overloaded Governments, Diagnosis and Options (Grant Suite)
4-5 The Non-Revolting Military in Communist States (Farragut Suite)
5-6 Emergency Regimes and the Politics of Development: Theory and Practice (Edison
Suite)
6-5 International Relations Theory and Diplomatic History (Monroe West)
7-2 Science, Technology, and Bureaucracy (Dupont Suite)
8-2 Regulatory Policy: Theory and Research (Chevy Chase Suite)
8-8 Urban Service Delivery (Bancroft Suite)
9-6 Holmes, Brandeis and Frankfurter: An Uncertain Tradition (Monroe East)
10-5 State Politics: Stability and Change (Caucus Room)
11-9 Priorities on the Agenda for Renewing American Political Parties (Military Room)
12-10 The 1976 Presidential Debates, Part 2 (Hemisphere Room)
12-15 The 1976 Elections in the United States (Conservatory)
13-6 The Blind Men and the Elephant: Public Officials' Perspectives on Intergovernmental
Relations (Map Room)
14-6 Teaching About Congress (Cabinet Room)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-APSA/DEA Ethical Issues: Panel 4. Equality (Kalorama Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Walter Bagehot Research Council on National Sovereignty: Panel (Hamilton
Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus fora New Political Science: Task Force IV International Ballroom
West)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 15 (Jackson Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 16 (Independence Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Winston S. Churchill Association: Panel (Lincoln East)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Committee on Government Research: Panel (Jefferson East)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Committee on Health Politics: Panel 2 (Lincoln West)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Conference Group on Italian Politics: Panel 2 (Jefferson West)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Panel 7 (Thoroughbred Room)
2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.-Committee on Conceptual and Terminological Analysis: Session 2 (State
Room)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-APSA Business Meeting and Announcement of Awards (International
Ballroom East)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Coordinating Council Meeting I I
(Independence Suite)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-National League of Cities University Research Workshop (Caucus Room)
4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.-Political Scientists Specializing on Japan: Meeting (Jackson Suite)
8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.-APSA Plenary Session III (Georgetown East/West)
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Convention Office and Press Room (Adams Suite)
8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.-Center for the Study of Federalism: Publius Editorial Board Breakfast
Meeting (Jackson Suite)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Child Care Service
9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.-APSA Exhibits and Panel Paper Sales (Exhibit Hall)
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.-APSA Placement Service (Terrace)
9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.-APSA Registration (Lower Concourse)
9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 17 (Independence Suite)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Panel Meetings:
1-7 Political Theory and International Politics (Hemisphere Room)
2-7 The Design of Political Systems: Methodological and Theoretical Requirements
(Grant Suite)
3-7 Methodologies in Comparative Politics: A Focus on Japan (Faragut Suite)
4-6 China After Mao: A Roundtable (Conservatory)
5-7 Asian Authoritarian-Corporate Regimes in a Comparative Perspective (Edison Suite)
68 Rich Nations and Poor Nations: Economic Aspects of Relational Control in Inter-
governmental Relations (Dupont Suite)
7-3 Citizen Participation and Democratic Administration (Chevy Chase Suite)
8-3 Utilization of Policy Analysis (State Room)
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8-9 Comparative Public Policy (Caucus Room)
9-7 Abortion and Jurisprudence (Map Room)
10-6 Constituency Representation in Legislatures (Cabinet Room)
11-6 The Politics of Urban Financial Crisis (Georgetown West)
12-11 Political Participation of Elites and Mass Publics in the United States (Georgetown East)
12-12 Conceptual Problems with a Core Political Science Concept: The Matter of Party
Identification (Monroe West)
13-7 Evaluating the New Federalism: Lessons Learned About Change and Reform in
Intergovernmental Relations (Monroe East)
14-3 Roundtable: Defining and Redefining Political Science: Is There a Core to the
Discipline? (Military Room)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-British Politics Group: Business Meeting (Hamilton Suite)
9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.-Women's Caucus for Political Science: Panel 8 (Bancroft Suite)
9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.-Committee on Conceptual and Terminological Analysis: Session 3
(Kalorama Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Panel Meetings:
1-8 Popular Democracy and Party Government in American Political Thought (State Room)
4-7 Nationality Politics in the Soviet Union (Jackson Suite)
5-8 Critique of Macro- and Micro-Level Approaches to Dependency Theory (Hamilton Suite)
6-9 Prospects for American Foreign Policy (Caucus Room)
7-4 Urban Bureaucracy (Grant Suite)
8-7 Initiation of Policy (Farragut Suite)
9-8 Workshop on Lower Federal Courts (Edison Suite)
10-7 Bases of Legislative Representation (Dupont Suite)
11-7 Local Organization for Political Action on the Metropolitan Frontier: The Cities of the
Prairie Revisited (Chevy Chase Suite)
12-7 Nonvoters and Nonvoting in the U.S.: Causes, Implications, Prescriptions (Map Room)
12-13 Electoral Behavior and Public Policy (Cabinet Room)
13-8 Devolution and Decentralization in the United Kingdom (Bancroft Suite)
11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Workshop III (Independence Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.-Caucus for a New Political Science: Panel 18 (Independence Suite)
2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.-Committee on Conceptual and Terminological Analysis: Session 4
(Kalorama Suite)
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SUMMARY OF PANEL MEETINGS
James Q. Wilson and Harvey C. Mansfield, Jr.
Harvard University
Program Chairpersons
PLENARY SESSION I. The Congressional Budget Process (Rivlin)-Thursday 8:30 p.m., Georgetown
East/West
PLENARY SESSION II. The 1976 Elections in the United States (Schneider)-Friday 8:30 p.m.,
Lincoln East
PLENARY SESSION III. Political Scientists in the White House (Neustadt) -Saturday 8:30 p.m.,
Georgetown East/West
SECTION 1. POLITICAL THEORY
Dennis Thompson, Princeton University
1. The New History of Political Thought: Language and Politics (Schochet) -Thursday 9:30,
Georgetown East
2. The Relation of the Political Philosophies of Plato and Aristotle (Cropsey) -Thursday 2:00,
Thoroughbred Room
3. Kant's Political Thought (Riley)-Friday 9:30, Thoroughbred Room
4. Natural Law and the Rise of Modern Constitutionalism (Sandoz) -Saturday 9:30, Cabinet
Room
5. Anarchists Versus Marxists: Perspectives on Power and Political Change (Ackelsberg)-Friday
2:00, Thoroughbred Room
6. Contemporary Theories of the State (Kelly)-Saturday 2:00, Georgetown West
7. Political Theory and International Politics (Walzer)-Sunday 9:30, Hemisphere Room
8. Popular Democracy and Party Government in American Political Thought (Eisenach)-
Sunday 11 :45, State Room
SECTION 2. METHODS AND EMPIRICAL THEORY
Henry Teune, University of Pennsylvania
1. The Evaluation of Empirical Political Theories Since World War 11 (Falco)-Thursday 2:00,
Military Room
2. Process Theories of Political Change (Caporaso) -Thursday 9:30, Georgetown West
3. Communicating Across Paradigms in Political Inquiry (Bluhm)-Friday 9:30, Grant Suite
4. Models of Political Man (Bennett) -Saturday 9:30, Georgetown West
5. Studies of Complex Political Systems (Brunner)-Friday 2:00, Map Room
6. The Concepts of Power and Authority (Eckstein)-Saturday 2:00, Georgetown East
7. The Design of Political Systems: Methodological and Theoretical Requirements (Johnston)-
Sunday 9:30, Grant Suite
SECTION 3. COMPARATIVE POLITICS: WESTERN AREAS
Hugh Heclo, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
1. Interest Group Intermediation (Schmitter)-Thursday 2:00, Caucus Room
2. Change in Western Party Systems (Merkl and Zariski)-Thursday 9:30, Monroe West
3. Comparative Government: Federalism (Nathan)-Friday 9:30, Farragut Suite
4. The Comparative Politics of Economic Policy-Making (Lindberg)-Friday 2:00, Cabinet Room
5. Spain: 1977 (Di Palma and Linz)-Saturday 9:30, Georgetown East
6. Overloaded Governments, Diagnosis and Options (Peters and Rose)-Saturday 2:00, Grant Suite
7. Methodologies in Comparative Politics: A Focus on Japan (Krauss)-Sunday 9:30, Farragut
Suite
SECTION 4. COMPARATIVE POLITICS: COMMUNIST AREAS
Jerry Hough, Duke University
1. Participation in Communist Countries (Gripp)-Thursday 2:00, Map Room
2. Political Structure and Regional Autonomy in Communist Countries (Welsh)-Friday 9:30,
Edison Suite
3. The Politics of Social Policy in Communist Countries (Madison)-Friday 2:00, Georgetown West
4. The Rembourgeoisement of the Revolution: Three Perspectives (Meyer) -Saturday 9:30,
Farragut Suite
5. The Non-Revolting Military in Communist States (Volgyes) -Saturday 2:00, Farragut Suite
6. China After Mao: A Roundtable (Barnett) -Sunday 9:30, Conservatory
7. Nationality Politics in the Soviet Union (Armstrong) -Sunday 11:45, Jackson Suite
SECTION 5. COMPARATIVE POLITICS: DEVELOPING AREAS
Carl Rosberg, University of California, Berkeley
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1. Ethnicity and Cultural Pluralism (Young) -Thursday 9:30, Caucus Room
2. Radical Military Regimes (Decalo) -Thursday 2:00, Chevy Chase Suite
3. Internal Determinants of Foreign Policy: Three Latin American Cases (Astiz)-Friday 9:30,
Georgetown West
4. Third World Development Strategies: Trade-Off or Reconciliation Among Goals? (Stryker)-
Friday 2:00, Georgetown East
5. Public Policy in Developing Countries (Denoon) -Saturday 9:30, Edison Suite
6. Emergency Regimes and the Politics of Development: Theory and Practice (Das Gupta)-
Saturday 2:00, Edison Suite
7. Asian Authoritarian-Corporate Regimes in a Comparative Perspective (L. Rudolph)-Sunday
9:30, Edison Suite
8. Critique of Macro- and Micro-Level Approaches to Dependency Theory (Davis)-Sunday 11:45,
Hamilton Suite
9. Political Change in an African State: The Case of Ghana (McCain)-Saturday 2:00, International
Ballroom East
SECTION 6. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Robert Jervis, University of California, Los Angeles
1. Force and Diplomacy in Foreign Policy (Art)-Friday 2:00, Monroe West
2. Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy (Kurth)-Thursday 2:00, Cabinet Room
3. Foreign Economic Policy of Advanced Industrial States (Katzenstein)-Friday 9:30, Georgetown
East
4. Mathematical Models in International Politics (Zinnes)-Thursday 9:30, Grant Suite
5. International Relations Theory and Diplomatic History (Snyder) -Saturday 2:00, Monroe
West
6. The Political Economy of International Population Movements (Cornelius)-Saturday 9:30,
Dupont Suite
7. International Crisis Analysis: The Middle East (Wilkenfeld)-Thursday 9:30, Edison Suite
8. Rich Nations and Poor Nations: Economic Aspects of Relational Control in International
Relations (Duvall)-Sunday 9:30, Dupont Suite
9. Prospects for American Foreign Policy (Tucker)-Sunday 11:45, Caucus Room
10. Investigating the 'Causes' of War: Progress Obstacles and Prospects (North)-Friday 9:30,
Monroe West
11. Non-State Actors in Global Politics (Ferguson)-Thursday 2:00, Monroe East
SECTION 7. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANIZATION
Francis E. Rourke, Johns Hopkins University
1 . Reforming the Regulatory Process (Anderson)-Saturday 9:30, Chevy Chase Suite
2. Science, Technology, and Bureaucracy (Lambright) -Saturday 2:00, Dupont Suite
3. Citizen Participation and Democratic Administration (Garson)-Sunday 9:30, Chevy Chase
Suite
4. Urban Bureaucracy (Rabinovitz) -Sunday 11 :45, Grant Suite
5. Bureaucratic Structures and Policy Outcomes (Freeman) -Thursday 2:00, Georgetown West
6. Organizational Decision Making (Friedman)-Thursday 9:30, Dupont Suite
7. Improving the Performance of Public Organizations (Wamsley)-Friday 9:30, Dupont Suite
8. Corruption in Local Administration (Gardiner)-Friday 2:00, Farragut Suite
9. Organizational Perspectives on the News (Sigal)-Thursday 9:30, Monroe East
SECTION 8. PUBLIC POLICY AND POLITICS
Aaron Wildavsky, Russell Sage Foundation
1. Termination (Biller)-Saturday 9:30, Bancroft Suite
2. Regulatory Policy: Theory and Research (Dubnick)-Saturday 2:00, Chevy Chase Suite
3. Utilization of Policy Analysis (Holden)-Sunday 9:30, State Room
4. Implementation (Marshall) -Friday 9:30, Chevy Chase Suite
5. Issue Analysis (May)-Friday 2:00, Edison Suite
6. Evaluation (Neilsen) -Thursday 9:30, Chevy Chase Suite
7. Initiation of Policy (Walker)-Sunday 11:45, Farragut Suite
8. Urban Service Delivery (Scioli)-Saturday 2:00, Bancroft Suite
9. Comparative Public Policy (Starrels)-Sunday 9:30, Caucus Room
10. Citizen Evaluation of Public Policy (Graber) -Thursday 2:00, Dupont Suite
SECTION 9. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND JUDICIAL BEHAVIOR
Walter F. Berns, University of Toronto
1. Should Judicial Notice be Taken of the Incidence of Crime in Defining Defendants' Rights?
(Landynski) -Thursday 2:00, Georgetown East
2. An Imperial Judiciary? (Scigliano)-Friday 9:30, Monroe East
3. Whatever Happened to the Constitution in the Study of Constitutional Law? (Horn)-Thursday
9:30, Military Room
4. Judging and Legislating, Activism and Restraint: The Eternal Quest for a Viable Line (Abraham)-
Friday 2:00, Monroe East
5. Constitutional Law and Constitutional Government (McWilliams)-Saturday 9:30, Monroe
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6. Holmes, Brandeis and Frankfurter: An Uncertain Tradition (Jacobsohn) -Saturday 2:00,
Monroe East
7. Abortion and Jurisprudence (Arkes)-Sunday 9:30, Map Room
8. Workshop on Lower Federal Courts (Wasby)-Sunday 11:45, Edison Suite
SECTION 10. EXECUTIVES AND LEGISLATURES
Barbara Hinckley, University of Wisconsin-Madison
1. Presidents and Their Advisors Wessel) -Thursday 9:30, Hemisphere Room
2. The Impact of Mayoral Leadership: Policy Innovation and Resource Development (Eisinger)-
Thursday 2:00, Edison Suite
3. Congressional Control of the Executive Branch? (Nadel)-Friday 9:30, Military Room
4. Congressional Leadership Change (Peabody)-Saturday 9:30, Monroe East
5. State Politics: Stability and Change (Welch) -Saturday 2:00, Caucus Room
6. Constituency Representation in Legislatures (Patterson) -Sunday 9:30, Cabinet Room
7. Bases of Legislative Representation (Kornberg) -Sunday 11 :45, Dupont Suite
8. Congressional Parties, Coalitions and Policy Consequences (Dodd)-Friday 2:00, Military Room
9. Comparative Chief Executives (Mullen)-Friday 2:00, Hemisphere Room
SECTION 11. POLITICAL ORGANIZATION AND POLITICAL ACTION
Jeane Kirkpatrick, Georgetown University and American Enterprise Institute
1. Values, Rules, and Outcomes in the Presidential Selection Process (Ranney)-Thursday 2:00,
Monroe West
2. Party Organization and Candidacies (Epstein)-Thursday 9:30, Conservatory
3. Political Consequences of Reforming Campaign Finance (Alexander) -Saturday 9:30, Military
Room
4. Modes of Political Action (Stiehm)-Friday 2:00, Dupont Suite
5. Alternative Theories of Political Organization (Schlesinger) -Saturday 9:30, State Room
6. The Politics of Urban Financial Crisis (Haider)-Sunday 9:30, Georgetown West
7. Local Organization for Political Action on the Metropolitan Frontier: The Cities of the Prairie
Revisited (Elazar)-Sunday 11:45, Chevy Chase Suite
8. The Future of American Political Parties (King)-Friday 9:30, Conservatory
9. Priorities on the Agenda for Renewing American Political Parties (Lawson)-Saturday 2:00,
Military Room
SECTION 12. ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR AND POLITICAL ATTITUDES
Everett C. Ladd, Jr., University of Connecticut, Storrs
1. Public Expectations and Governmental Performance (Hacker) -Thursday 9:30, Thoroughbred
Room
2. Presidential Primaries (Rubin)-Thursday 9:30, Jefferson East
3. Changing Dimensions of Ethnic Group Politics in the United States (Geib)-Thursday 2:00,
Farragut Suite
4. The 1976 Presidential Debates, Part I (Roper)-Thursday 2:00, Hemisphere Room
5. Women andPolitics-The'Political Generation' Perspective (Niemi)-Friday 9:30, Cabinet Room
6. The Idea of Equality: Elite and Mass Conceptions of an Old Value (Weaver)-Friday 2:00,
Conservatory
7. Nonvoters and Nonvoting in the U.S.: Causes, Implications, Prescriptions (Munns)-Sunday
11:45, Map Room
8. The Public Value Systems of American Elites (Ladd)-Saturday 9:30, Hemisphere Room
9. Developing Political Orientations: Assessing the Impact of Life-Cycle and Generational Factors
(Abramson)-Saturday 9:30, Caucus Room
10. The 1976 Presidential Debates, Part 2 (Sears) -Saturday 2:00, Hemisphere Room
11. Political Participation of Elites and Mass Publics in the United States (Nie)-Sunday 9:30,
Georgetown East
12. Conceptual Problems with a Core Political Science Concept: The Matter of Party Identification
(Brody)-Sunday 9:30, Monroe West
13. Electoral Behavior and Public Policy (Beck)-Sunday 11 :45, Cabinet Room
14. Psychology and Politics: New Directions in Research (Broh)-Friday 2:00, Chevy Chase Suite
15. The 1976 Elections in the United States (Miller) -Saturday 2:00, Conservatory
SECTION 13. INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
Deil S. Wright, University of North Carolina
1. Intergovernmental Relations and Jurisdictional Accommodation on Social Policies in Western
Nations (Derthick)-Thursday 9:30, Farragut Suite
2. Intergovernmental Relations and Political Economy: Approaches to Political and Economic
Federalism W. Ostrom) -Thursday 2:00, Grant Suite
3. Urban Policy Determination in an Intergovernmental Context; Relationships Among Actors,
Processes and Outcomes (Lineberry)-Friday 9:30, Caucus Room
4. Efforts to Meet Local Government Needs for Science and Technology (Miller)-Friday 2:00,
Caucus Room
5. Intergovernmental Aid: Patterns and Effects of Interjurisdictional Transfers (Strouse)-
Saturday 9:30, Map Room
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6. The Blind Men and the Elephant: Public Officials' Perspectives on Intergovernmental Relations
(Wright) -Saturday 2:00, Map Room
7. Evaluating the New Federalism: Lessons Learned About Change and Reform in Intergovern-
mental Relations (Liebschutz)-Sunday 9:30, Monroe East
8. Devolution and Decentralization in the United Kingdom (Sharpe)-Sunday 11:45, Bancroft
Suite
SECTION 14. POLITICAL SCIENCE AS A PROFESSION
Victoria Schuck, Mount Holyoke College
2. The Obligation of Scholars to their Work and to Public Life (Kateb) -Saturday 9:30, Conser-
vatory
3. Roundtable: Defining and Redefining Political Science: Is There a Core to the Discipline?
(Finifter)-Sunday 9:30, Military Room
4. The Political Scientist in the Governance of the University (Peltason) -Thursday 2:00,
Conservatory
5. The New in Teaching and in Evaluation Research (Permaloff) -Friday 9:30, Map Room
6. Teaching About Congress: A Roundtable (Mayhew) -Saturday 2:00, Cabinet Room
7. The Ethical Political Scientist (Schuck)-Friday 2:00, Jefferson West
SECTION 15. AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT AND THE STUDY OF AMERICAN POLITICS
Martin Diamond, Georgetown University
1. The Electoral College and the American Idea of Democracy (Garfinkel) -Thursday 9:30,
Cabinet Room
2. Madison, Marx and Pluralism (Lowi)-Friday 9:30, Hemisphere Room
3. Alternatives to Classical Christian Virtue in the Philosophical Sources of the American Polity
(Pangle) -Saturday 9:30, Thoroughbred Room
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experiences as a U.N. delegate-an insider's view that's "both witty and
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ADLAI STEVENSON OF ILLINOIS
John Bartlow Martin. Charting the public life and private contradictions of
one of the most complex men ever to seek national office, this biography is
"enormously detailed, stringently unsentimental and altogether excellent."
-Newsweek. Paperbound, $6.95
WHAT TO DO UNTIL THE LAWYER COMES
An Invitation to Law
Stephan Landsman, Donald McWherter, and Alan Pfeffer. Two scholars and
a practicing attorney examine the history, philosophy, institutions and indi-
viduals that have shaped American law and evaluate how well it works, and
doesn't work, today. A Doubleday Anchor Original. Paperbound, $2.95
MORALISTS AND MANAGERS
Public Interest Movements in America
John Guinther. Focusing on the anti-war movement, unionism, political re-
formism, feminism and civil rights, an award-winning investigative journalist
examines public interest movements: their history, their accomplishments,
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PANEL MEETINGS
Panels must be over within two hours so that the meeting rooms may be prepared
for subsequent sessions.
Each panel is designated by two numbers; the first indicates the general section
under which it comes, the second indicates the panel itself. For instance, Panel 4-2
is the second panel in Section 4.
THURSDAY, 9:30 A.M.
1-1 THE NEW HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT:
LANGUAGE AND POLITICS ... ... ..... .. ..... .. .. ....... Georgetown East
Chair: Gordon J. Schochet, Livingston College, Rutgers University
Papers: "The Political Nature of Theorizing"
Sheldon Wolin, Princeton University
"Political Language and the Explanation of Political Action"
Quentin Skinner, Cambridge University and The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
University
Disc.: Jeffrey Nelson, Claremont Mens College
Nannerl Keohane, Stanford University
Gordon J. Schochet, Livingston College, Rutgers University
2-2 PROCESS THEORIES OF POLITICAL CHANGE ................. Georgetown West
Chair: James A. Caporaso, Northwestern University
Papers: "Galton's Problem in Longitudinal Perspective: Diffusion and Development of Public Policy
in Scandinavia, 1890-1965"
David Klingman, University of Southern California
"Some Implications of Dynamic Policy Process Stability"
Carol W. Kohfeld, University of Missouri-St. Louis
"The Social Democratic Party and Class Mobilization in Western Europe"
John Sprague, Washington University, St. Louis
"The Bargaining Set: Outcomes and Processes of Vote Trading and Democratic Theory"
Joe Oppenheimer, University of Maryland
Disc.: John Freeman, University of Missouri-Columbia
John Gillespie, Indiana University
3-2 CHANGE IN WESTERN PARTY SYSTEMS ....................... Monroe West
Chair: Peter H. Merkl, University of California, Santa Barbara; and Rafael Zariski, University of
Nebraska, Lincoln
Papers: "Dutch Electoral Change"
M. Kent Jennings and Greg Markus, University of Michigan; and Galen A. Irwin, University
of Leiden
"The Revitalization of French Parties"
Farn k Wilson, Purdue University
"Changing Perspectives in the West German Party System"
Jutta Helm, Western Illinois University; and Zelime Amen Ward, University of Texas at
Austin
"Change in British Party Politics"
Bruce E. Cain, California Institute of Technology
"Ideological Change in Western Parties"
John C. Thomas, University of Cincinnati
"Italian and West German Party Members and Political Change"
Peter H. Merkl, University of California, Santa Barbara
"The Centrality of Party in Voting Choice"
C. Neal Tate, North Texas State University
Disc.: Michael M. Harrison, Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Study
Stephen L. Fisher, Emory and Henry College
Lawrence Mayer, Texas Tech University
Frank Belloni, Virginia Commonwealth University
Lowell G. Noonan, California State University, Northridge
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5-1 ETHNICITY AND CULTURAL PLURALISM ..... ....... Caucus Room
Chair: M. Crawford Young, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Papers: "Modernization and Consociationalism: Lebanon as a Case Study"
Tawfic Farah, University of Kuwait
"Ethnic Pluralism, Political Participation, and National Integration: A Comparative
Analysis"
Henry Heitowit, University of Michigan
"'Control' and the Explanation of Stability in Deeply Divided Societies: Reflections on
Jewish-Arab Relations in Israel"
Ian Lustick, Dartmouth College
"Consociational Authoritarianism: Incentives and Hindrances Toward Power Sharing and
Devolution in South Africa and Namibia"
John Seiler, Poughkeepsie, New York
Disc.: Nelson Kasfir, Dartmouth College
Aristide Zolberg, University of Chicago
6-4 MATHEMATICAL MODELS IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS ............. Grant Suite
Chair: Dina A. Zinnes, Indiana University
Papers: "Alliance Behavior and the Balance of Power: A Derivation Based on Kaplan"
Rudolph Siverson, University of California, Davis; and George Duncan, Carnegie-Mellon
University
"Applications of Catastrophe Theory to International Cooperation"
Norman Scoffield, University of Texas at Austin
"Analysis of an International Policy Coalition"
Martin W. Sampson, III, Indiana University
"How a War Ends: A Rational Choice Model Approach"
Donald Wittman, University of California, Santa Cruz
Disc.: Kul Rai, Southern Connecticut State College
David Scott Ross, University of Minnesota
6-7 INTERNATIONAL CRISIS ANALYSIS: THE MIDDLE EAST ............. Edison Suite
Chair: Jonathan Wilkenfeld, Pennsylvania State University
Papers: "The Mapping of International Crises in the Middle East, 1938-1975"
Michael Brecher, McGill University; and Hannan Naveh, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
"Crisis Decision-Making: Rationality and Israel's Choices"
Janice Stein, McGill University; and Raymond Tanter, University of Michigan
"What Would the Fifth Middle East War Look Like: An Experiment in Crisis Forecasting"
Steven J. Rosen, Australian National University
"Interstate and Societal Perspectives on Conflict and Crisis in the Middle East"
Jonathan Wilkenfeld, University of Maryland
[title unknown]
Edward Azar, University of North Carolina
Disc.: Stephen J. Andriole, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
Alan Dowty, University of Notre Dame
7-6 ORGANIZATIONAL DECISION MAKING ... .............. .. .... Dupont Suite
Chair: Robert S. Friedman, Pennsylvania State University
Papers: "On Ambiguity and Decisionmaker Relations in Organizations"
Allan W. Lerner, CUNY, Lehman College
"A Theory of Bureaucratic Conflict and Change: A Political Economy Perspective"
Timothy M. Hennessy, University of Rhode Island; and Spencer Wellhofer, University of
Denver
"Organization Theory as Epistemology: The Demise of Hierarchy and Objectivity"
Frederick C. Thayer, University of Pittsburgh
"The Organizational Imperative in Post-Industrial Society: Stimulus for Revolt and/or
Reinforced Response Toward the Coercive Administrative Polity"
Phillip C. Wall, College of Charleston
Disc.: James W. Davis, Jr., Washington University, St. Louis
William L. Siffin, Jr., Indiana University
7-9 ORGANIZATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE NEWS .. .... .. .. .. ... . Monroe East
Chair: Leon V. Sigal, Wesleyan Universit
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Papers: "White House Press Operations and the News Media: The Phases of a Continuing
Relationship"
Michael B. Grossman and Martha Joynt Kumar, Towson State University
"Mass Media and Political Change: A Comparative Perspective"
John C. Pollock, Rutgers University
Disc.: Demetrios Caraley, Columbia University
8-6 EVALUATION ................ . . .. ............ ..... Chevy Chase Suite
Chair: Victor G. Neilsen, North Texas State University
Papers: "Public Policy Evaluation as a Change Agent: The Praxis of Crime Analysis"
Craig Wanner, Kean College
"Evaluation Research, Public Policy, and Theory: Interfaces to be Developed"
Rita Mae Kelly, Camden College, Rutgers University
"Evaluation and Authority in Effective Educational Policy"
Louise Comfort, San Jose State University
"Intangible Costs and Benefits in the Evaluation of Public Policy"
Bruce C. Vladeck, Columbia University
9-3 WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE CONSTITUTION IN THE
STUDY OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW? ....... ... . .... ......... Military Room
Chair: Robert Horn, Stanford University
Papers: "Living with a Living Constitution: 200 minus 10 and Counting"
C. Herman Pritchett, University of California, Santa Barbara
"The Judicial Craftsmanship of the Burger Court"
Martin Shapiro, University of California, Berkeley
Disc.: Herbert J. Storing, University of Virginia
Craig Ducat, Northern Illinois University
Ward Elliott, Claremont Men's College
10-1 PRESIDENTS AND THEIR ADVISORS .. .. ...... .. ..... .... Hemisphere Room
Chair: John H. Kassel, Ohio State University
Papers: "Presidents and Advisors: Filtering the Two-Way Flow of Information"
Elaine Wolfson, SONY, Stony Brook
"Advising the President on Legislation: Patterns of Executive Branch Influence"
Stephen J. Wayne, Richard L. Cole, and James F. C. Hyde, George Washington University
"The Ford Domestic Council: History of an Advisory Unit in Flux"
Louis Maisel, Colby College; amd John Helmer, University of Melbourne
"Staffing the Presidency: Premature Notes on the New Administration"
Richard E. Neustadt, Harvard University
Disc.: Stephen Hess, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
Margaret J. Wyszomirski, Dickinson College
11-2 PARTY ORGANIZATION AND CANDIDACIES ....... ... . . ....... Conservatory
Chair: Leon D. Epstein, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Papers: "A Social Learning Theory of Campaign Decision-Making: Candidate and Party Roles in
Campaign Innovations"
Marjorie Randon Hershey, Indiana University
"The Electoral Relationship Between Congressmen and Their District Parties"
David M. Olson, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
"Presidential Responsibility for National Party Atrophy"
Harold F. Bass, Jr., Ouachita Baptist University
Disc.: Frank J. Sorauf, University of Minnesota
Earl R. Kruschke, California State University, Chico
12-1 PUBLIC EXPECTATIONS AND GOVERNMENTAL PERFORMANCE .. Thoroughbred Room
Chair: Andrew Hacker, CUNY, Queens College
Paper: "Do Americans Know What They Want? An Attempt at an Empirical Answer"
Paul Weaver, Fortune Magazine, New York
Disc.: Ester Fuchs, University of Chicago
Kevin Mulcahy, Claremont Graduate School
Ann Willner, University of Kansas
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12-2 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES ........ .. .. ...... .. .......... Jefferson East
Chair: Richard Rubin, Columbia University
Papers: "Press Coverage and Candidate Success in Presidential Primaries"
Thomas Patterson, Syracuse University
"Presidential Primaries: Continuities, Dimensions of Change, and Political Implications"
Richard Rubin, Columbia University
"Rational Voting in an Open Primary?"
Meredith Watts and Ronald Hedlund, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
"Campaign Organizations Face the Mass Media in the 1976 Nomination Process"
F. Christopher Arterton, Yale University
Disc.: John Sears, Campaign Director, Reagan for President Committee, 1976
Richard Boyd, Wesleyan University
13-1 INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS AND JURISDICTIONAL ACCOMMODATION
ON SOCIAL POLICIES IN WESTERN NATIONS . .. . . .... . . . ..... ..FarragutSuite
Chair: Martha Derthick, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
Papers: "Comparative Interjurisdictional Relations in Health"
Harvey M. Sapolsky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"Credentials, Jurisdiction, and Mobility: Physicians in the European Community"
Hans J. Michelmann, University of Missouri-St. Louis
Disc.: William A. Glaser, Columbia University
Rosemary Stevens, Tulane University
15-1 THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE AND THE AMERICAN IDEA OF
DEMOCRACY ...................................... Cabinet Room
Chair: Herbert Garfinkel, University of Nebraska at Omaha
Papers: "The Case for the Electoral College"
Judith Best,SUNY, Cortland
"The Case Against the Electoral College"
Lawrence D. Longley, Lawrence University
Disc.: Birch Bayh, (D-Ind.), U.S. Senate
THURSDAY, 2:00 P.M.
1-2 THE RELATION OF THE POLITICAL PHILOSOPHIES OF PLATO
AND ARISTOTLE .. .. .. . .. . .. .. ....... . .. . ...... .. . Thoroughbred Room
Chair: Joseph Cropsey, University of Chicago
Papers: "The Goals of Political Inquiry"
Frederick J. Crosson, University of Notre Dame
"The Political Thought of Plato and Aristotle"
Jacob Klein, St. John's College
Disc.: Mary L. Pollingue, Northern Illinois University
Arlene W. Saxonhouse, University of Michigan
2-1 THE EVALUATION OF EMPIRICAL POLITICAL THEORIES
SINCE WORLD WAR 11 ... .. .. ... . . ......... . . . ...... .. .. Military Room
Chair: Maria J. Falco, University of Tulsa
Papers: "Contributions of Psychological Theories of Empirical Political Theory"
M. Margaret Conway, University of Maryland
"Democratic Theory and the Inadequacy of Empirical Political Science"
Kenneth L. Deutsch, SUNY, Geneseo
"Something Happened ... The Loss of Tension in Grand Political Theory"
Michael Weinstein, Purdue University; and Deena Weinstein, De Paul University
"Empirical Theory and the Behavioral Movement in Political Science: An Overview and
Appraisal"
Maria J. Falco, University of Tulsa
Disc.: Dwaine Marvick, University of California, Los Angeles
3-1 INTEREST GROUP INTERMEDIATION ...... .. .. ... .. .... . .. . Caucus Room
Chair: Philippe C. Schmitter, University of Chicago
Papers: "A Critique of Theories of Interest Representation"
Robert Alford, University of California, Santa Cruz
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"Interest Group Incorporation in Sweden"
Eric Petersen, Yale University
"Peak Associations and the Tensions of Interest Intermediation"
Robert Salisbury, Washington University, St. Louis
"Interest Intermediation and Regime Governability in Western Europe"
Philippe C. Schmitter, University of Chicago
"Organized Labor as Political Opposition in Industrial-Capitalist Societies: A Comparison
of France and the United States"
W. Rand Smith, University of Michigan
"The Internalization of the External Diseconomies of Anti-Social Actions: A Comparison
of Scandinavia and Britain"
Gudmund Hernes, University of Bergen, Norway
4-1 PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNIST COUNTRIES .................... Map Room
Chair: Richard C. Gripp, San Diego State University
Papers: "The Competitive Election in Communist Yugoslavia"
Susan Bridge, Wesleyan University
"Decentralization and Participation in Local Chinese Politics"
Victor C. Falkenheim, University of Toronto
Disc.: Kenneth Jowett, University of California, Berkeley
Karen Rosenblum-Cale, Western Illinois University
Jan Triska, Stanford University
5-2 RADICAL MILITARY REGIMES ...... ... . . ............. . Chevy Chase Suite
Chair: Samuel Decalo, Forest Hills, New York
Papers: "Rhetoric and Reality in the Andes: Radical Military Regimes in Peru and Ecuador"
John Samuel Fitch, University of Colorado, Boulder
"The Radical Officers: Myth or Reality"
Edward Feit, University of Massachusetts
"Contemporary Radical Third World Regimes: Prospects for their Survival"
Miles D. Wolpin, SUNY, Potsdam; and Pradip Sarbadhikari, Lakehead University
Disc.: William T. Levine, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
A. Akinsanya, University of Lagos
6-2 DOMESTIC SOURCES OF FOREIGN POLICY ............. . .. .... Cabinet Room
Chair: James R. Kurth, Swarthmore College
Papers: "Ideology and Interests as Determinants of American Foreign Policy"
Stephen A. Krasner, University of California, Los Angeles
"Domestic Influences on Soviet Foreign Policy: Elite Images and Soviet Policy in the
Middle East"
Dina Spechler, Tel Aviv University
"The Political Economy of Chinese Foreign Policy"
Bruce Cumings, University of Washington
"Decolonization in Britain and France: Party Structure and Party Strategy in the
Determination of Foreign Policy"
Miles Kahler, Princeton University
"The Second Image Reversed: International Sources of Domestic Politics"
Peter Gourevitch, McGill University
6-11 NON-STATE ACTORS IN GLOBAL POLITICS ... ... .. .... ....... . Monroe East
Chair: Yale H. Ferguson, Rutgers University-Newark
Papers: "From Unity to Fragmentation: Actors as a Conceptual Variable in World Politics"
Richard W. Mansbach and John A. Vasquez, Rutgers University; and Lawrence S.
Falkowski, Louisiana State University
"Subnational, Transnational, and National Interests: Confluence and Conflict"
J. Martin Rochester, University of Missouri-St. Louis
"The Utility of a Multiple Systems Model for the Explanation and Prediction of Non-State
Behavior: An Illustration from America-West German Relations"
Donald E. Lampert, Arizona State University
"Aspects of Non-Territorial Terror"
Stephen Sloan, University of Oklahoma
"Noncentral Governments as International Actors: A Case Study and Discussion"
Thomas J. Price, University of Texas at El Paso
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"Narcotics and Transnational Politics: The Mexico Connection"
Richard Craig, Kent State University
"Corrupt Practices by Transnational Corporations"
Jonathan F. Galloway, Lake Forest College
7-5 BUREAUCRATIC STRUCTURES AND POLICY OUTCOMES ......... Georgetown West
Chair: J. Leiper Freeman, Vanderbilt University
Papers: "Governmental Organizations and their Domains: A Taxonomy of Interaction Modes"
Eugene Lewis, Hamilton College
"Bureaucratic Power: The Impact of Clientele, Expertise, Leadership, and Vitality"
Kenneth John Meier, Rice University
"Organizational Structures and Agenda: Policy Making in the State Department, 1945-1954"
James Newcomer, Mental Research Institute, Palo Alto, California
"Does Public Administration Make Any Difference? A Review and a Case Study"
Bruce Rocheleau, Northern Illinois University
Disc.: David Davis, Cornell University
I. M. Destler, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
8-10 CITIZEN EVALUATION OF PUBLIC POLICY .................... Dupont Suite
Chair: Doris A. Graber, University of Illinois, Chicago Circle
Papers: "Evaluating Crime-Fighting Policies: The Public's Perspective"
Doris A. Graber, University of Illinois, Chicago Circle
"Citizen Evaluation of Police Services"
Fred A. Meyer, Jr. and Ralph Baker, Ball State University
"Political Aspects of Public Policy Evaluation"
David D. Dabelko,Ohio University
"The Quality of Municipal Service: Concept, Measure and Results"
Doh C. Shin and Daniel M. Johnson, Sangamon State University
Disc.: John R. Todd, North Texas State University
Robert J. Mundt, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
9-1 SHOULD JUDICIAL NOTICE BE TAKEN OF THE INCIDENCE OF CRIME
IN DEFINING DEFENDANTS' RIGHTS ...................... Georgetown East
Chair: Jacob Landynski, New School for Social Research
Papers: "The Limits of Police Authority and the Burden of Judicial Policymaking"
Keith Jurow, University of Pittsburgh, Johnstown
"Pleas No Bargains? Criminality, Case Disposition, and Defendant Treatment"
Thomas M. Uhlman, University of Missouri-St. Louis; and Darlene Walker, University of
Houston
"The Exclusionary Rule and the Crime Rate"
Tinsley E. Yarbrough, East Carolina University
Disc.: David Fellman, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Marvin Schick, New School for Social Research
10-2 THE IMPACT OF MAYORAL LEADERSHIP:
POLICY INNOVATION AND RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ............ Edison Suite
Chair: Peter K. Eisinger, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Papers: "Black Mayoral Leadership: Changing Issues and Shifting Coalitions"
Georgia Persons, Howard University
"Mayors and Policy Innovation"
Arnold Howitt, Harvard University
"The Impact of Black Mayors on Urban Policy"
Edmond Keller, Indiana University
(title unknown]
Michael Preston, University of Illinois, Urbana
Disc.: Ed Greer, Roosevelt University
Charles Levine, University of Maryland
11-1 VALUES, RULES, AND OUTCOMES IN THE
PRESIDENTIAL SELECTION PROCESS .......... ........ .. .... Monroe West
Chair: Austin Ranney, American Enterprise Institute, Washington, D.C.
Papers: "Delegate Selection in the Caucus-Convention States"
Mark Siegel, The White House
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"New Rules and New Games in the National Conventions"
Gerald M. Pomper, Rutgers University
"Caucuses Versus Primaries: How Much Do Delegate Selection Institutions Really Matter?"
Thomas R. Marshall, University of Texas at Arlington
Disc.: Charles Longley, Bucknell University
Byron Shafer, Russell Sage Foundation
12-3 CHANGING DIMENSIONS OF ETHNIC GROUP POLITICS
IN THE UNITED STATES .. ............ .. .. .. . ....... .. . Farragut Suite
Chair: Joyce Gelb, CUNY, The City College
Papers: "Ethnicity and Political Problem Solving at the Community Level"
Dale C. Nelson, Fordham University
"Multi-Racialism in American Local Politics: Racial Bloc Voting in Hawaii"
Michael Haas, University of Hawaii at Manoa
"Ethnically Based Political Interest Groups: A Comparative Study of Four Ethnic Groups"
Mary Hanna, SUNY, Binghamton
Disc.: Irving Levine, Institute on Pluralism and Group Identity, New York City
F. Chris Garcia, University of New Mexico
12-4 THE 1976 PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES, PART I ................. Hemisphere Room
Chair: Burns W. Roper, The Roper Organization, New York City
Papers: [title unknown]
Burns W. Roper, The Roper Organization, New York City
[title unknown]
Warren Mitofsky, CBS News
[title unknown]
F. Clifton White
Disc.: Ruth Clark, Yankelovich, Skelley and White, Washington, D.C.
Barry Sussman, The Washington Post
13-2 INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS AND POLITICAL ECONOMY:
APPROACHES TO POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC FEDERALISM .......... Grant Suite
Chair: Vincent Ostrom, Indiana University
Papers: "Economic Theory, Fiscal Federalism and Political Federalism"
Robert L. Bish, University of Maryland
"Public Choice and Political Preferences: The Fiscal Impact of ESEA Title I"
Laura Irwin, American University
"Adapting the Responsibility Center Concept to Intergovernmental Relations"
David O. Porter, International Institute of Management, Berlin
Disc.: Wallace Oates, Princeton University
Vaughn Blankenship, National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.
14-4 THE POLITICAL SCIENTIST IN THE GOVERNANCE OF THE UNIVERSITY-
A ROUNDTABLE ......... .... .................... . . .. Conservatory
Chair: Jack W. Peltason, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and American Council on
Education
Panelists: Samuel DuBois Cook, Dillard University
Ivan Hinderaker, University of California at Riverside
C. Peter Magrath, University of Minnesota
James A. Robinson, University of West Florida
David B. Truman, Mount Holyoke College
THURSDAY, 8:30 P.M.
PLENARY SESSION 1 ................................. Georgetown East/West
"The Congressional Budget Process"
Alice M. Rivlin, Director, Congressional Budget Office, United States Congress
FRIDAY, 9:30 A.M.
1-3 KANT'S POLITICAL THOUGHT . .. .. .. .. ......... ...... .Thoroughbred Room
Chair: Patrick Riley, University of Wisconsin -Madison
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Papers: "Kant on the Public and the Private"
Jean Bethke Elshtain, University of Massachusetts
"Kant's Political Theory as a Part of his Practical Philosophy"
Patrick Riley, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Politics, Morality and History in Kant"
William Galston, University of Texas at Austin
Disc.: Judith N. Shklar, Harvard University
Bruce Rigelman, College of William and Mary
2-3 COMMUNICATING ACROSS PARADIGMS IN POLITICAL INQUIRY ........ Grant Suite
Chair: William T. Bluhm, University of Rochester
Papers: "Slouching Toward Synthesis in Political Science: The Incommensurability Problem and
the Prospects for the Evolution of a New Paradigm"
Samuel Hines, College of Charleston
"Meaning and Measurement across Paradigms: Metaphor and Irony in Political Inquiry"
John S. Nelson, University of Iowa
"Theoretical Commensurability and the Problem of Mannheim's Paradox"
James B. Noble, Ohio State University
"The Functionalist Paradigm"
G. Bingham Powell, Jr., University of Rochester
"The Psychological Paradigm"
Kenneth Hoover, College of Wooster
"The Rational Choice Paradigm"
Stuart J. Thorson, Ohio State University
Disc.: George J. Graham, Jr., Vanderbilt University
3-3 COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT: FEDERALISM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Farragu t Suite
Chair: Richard P. Nathan, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
Presentations on Research Activities:
The Joint Center for Federal and Regional Studies, Wenkenhof, Switzerland
Max Frenkel, Director
"'The MacDougall Report' on the Role of Public Finances in European Integration"
Klaus Schneider, Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs, Commission of
European Communities
Papers: "Comparative Local Government Reform-U.S. and Germany"
Arthur B. Gunlicks, University of Richmond
"The Impact of Regional Planning on the Political Process-U.S. and Germany"
Fred L. Morrison, University of Minnesota
Disc.: Benjamin H. Read, President, The German Marshall Fund
James L. Sundquist, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
4-2 POLITICAL STRUCTURE AND REGIONAL AUTONOMY IN
COMMUNIST COUNTRIES ................................ Edison Suite
Chair: William Welsh, University of Iowa
Papers: "Policy Choices and Autonomy at the Republic Level in the USSR"
Jack Bielasiaki, Indiana University
"The Impact of Local Structural Variation on the Policy Process in Yugoslavia"
James H. Seroka, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
Disc.: Valerie Bunce, Lake Forest College
Carol Nechemias, Arizona State University
C. Bradley Scharf, University of Arizona
5-3 INTERNAL DETERMINANTS OF FOREIGN POLICY:
THREE LATIN AMERICAN CASES ..... .. ...... .. .... .. ... Georgetown West
Chair: Carlos A. Astiz, SUNY, Albany
Papers: "Domestic Interest Groups as Determinants of Venezuelan Foreign Policy"
Mary Jeanne Reid Martz, Clemson University
"Domestic Determinants of Mexico's Third World Foreign Policy"
Marcia A. Grant, Oberlin College
"Internal Determinants of Supranational Compacts: Argentine Foreign Policy Toward the
Plata River Basin"
Ruben De Hoyos, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Disc.: Michael A. Morris, Clemson University
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6-3 FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY OF ADVANCED INDUSTRIAL STATES ... Georgetown East
Chair: Peter J. Katzenstein, Cornell University
Papers: "The Domestic Influences on Canadian Commercial and Monetary Policy: Beavers Build
Dams?"
Maureen Appel Molot, Carleton University
"Nuclear Export Policies and the International Control of Nuclear Commerce"
Edward F. Wonder, Cornell University
"National Capital in the European Community: The Struggle over the Lome Convention"
Carl Lankowski, Columbia University; and Gordon Adams, Council for Economic Priorities,
New York
Disc.: Wilfred Kohl, Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies,
Bologna, Italy
6-10 INVESTIGATING THE 'CAUSES' OF WAR:
PROGRESS OBSTACLES AND PROSPECTS ... .. .... .. ... . ... ... Monroe West
Chair: Robert C. North, Stanford University
Papers: [title unknown]
Richard Ashley, University of Southern California
"Epidemiology of War"
Francis Beer, University of Colorado
[title unknown]
David Dewitt. University of British Columbia
[title unknown]
Brian Job, University of Minnesota
[title unknown]
Barry Schneider, Consultant to Members of Congress for Peace Through Law
[title unknown]
Charles Gochman, University of Pittsburgh
[title unknown]
Thomas Trout, University of New Hampshire
7-7 IMPROVING THE PERFORMANCE OF PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS ........ Dupont Suite
Chair: Gary L. Wamsley, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Papers: "State Executive Branch Reorganizations, Patterns and Performance"
James L. Garnett, West Virginia College of Graduate Studies
"The Incentive Systems Approach to the Study of Public Organizations"
Robert W. Backoff and Barry M. Mitnick, Ohio State University; and Hal G. Rainey,
Florida State University
"Toward a Theory of Innovation in Organizations"
George W. Downs, Jr., University of California, Riverside; and Lawrence B. Mohr, University
of Michigan
"The Impact of Neighborhood Organizations upon the Provision of Public Services"
Peter Gluck and Ellis Perlman, University of Michigan at Flint
Disc.: Lester Salamon, Duke University and President's Reorganization Project, O.M.B.
Roger Durand, University of Houston
8-4 IMPLEMENTATION .... ...... ............ ..... . .. . . . Chevy Chase Suite
Chair: Dale Rogers Marshall, University of California, Davis
Papers: "Implementing Public Service Employment"
Donald C. Baumer, Ohio State University
"Welfare Reform: Lessons from FAP and SSI"
M. Kenneth Bowler, U.S. House of Representatives
"Implementation of a Federal-State Health Program: Political and Administrative Lessons
from Connecticut and Vermont"
Christa Altenstetter, International Institute of Management, Berlin; and James Warner
Bjorkman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Politics, Policy and Violence in the Large American City"
Devin Bent, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Disc.: Milton Morris, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
9-2 AN IMPERIAL JUDICIARY? . . . .. .......... .. .. . . . . .. .... .. Monroe East
Chair: Robert Scigliano, Boston College
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Papers: "Judicial Power in the Perspective of History"
J. Skelly Wright, Circuit Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia
Circuit Court
"Judicial Imperialism: The School Busing Decisions"
Lino A. Graglia, University of Texas at Austin
Disc.: Harry M. Clor, Kenyon College
Stephen C. Halpern, SUNY, Buffalo
10-3 CONGRESSIONAL CONTROL OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH? ........ Military Room
Chair: Mark V. Nadel, Government Research Corporation, Washington, D.C.
Papers: "Congressional Committee Oversight Behavior: A Longitudinal Analysis"
Joel D. Aberbach, University of Michigan
"Congressional Responses to Executive Privilege"
Robert Hammel, Moravian College
"Congressional Control of Foreign Policy? Incentives, Strategies, and Lessons from the
'Post-Vietnam' Period"
Victor C. Johnson, Committee on International Relations, U.S. House of Representatives
"Foresight, Oversight, and Legislative Development: A View of Congressional Policy Making"
Harrison Fox, Harvard University; Susan Hammond, American University; and Jeanne Bell
Nicholson, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Disc.: Paul J. Halpern, University of California, Los Angeles
11-8 THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES ............... Conservatory
Chair: Anthony King, University of Essex
Papers: "Prospects for Party Realignment: An Anglo-American Comparison"
Ivor Crewe, University of Essex
"The Impact of Political Television on Nonpartisan Voting Behavior"
Richard A. Joslyn, Temple University
"The Future of American Political Parties"
Jeane Kirkpatrick, American Enterprise Institute, Washington, D.C. and Georgetown
University
Disc.: Donald E. Stokes, Princeton University
12-5 WOMEN AND POLITICS-THE 'POLITICAL GENERATION' PERSPECTIVE . Cabinet Room
Chair: Richard G. Niemi, University of Rochester
Papers: "Women Identified Women-Generational Differences in Interest Group Potential"
Virginia Sapiro, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Women and Neighborhoods: Political Involvement at the Local Level"
Kathleen McCourt, Loyola University of Chicago; and Alene Bycer, University of Chicago
"Stability and Change-A Generational Analysis of Educated Women's Socio-Political Views"
Roberta S. Sigel and John Reynolds, Rutgers University
Disc.: Dean Jaros, University of Kentucky
Nancy McGlen, SUNY, Buffalo
Kristi Andersen, Ohio State University
13-3 URBAN POLICY DETERMINATION IN AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL CONTEXT:
RELATIONSHIPS AMONG ACTORS, PROCESSES, AND OUTCOMES ...... Caucus Room
Chair: Robert L. Lineberry, Northwestern University
Papers: "When Push Comes to Shove: Sticking-Points and Ploys in Intergovernmental Relations"
Donald Rosenthal, SONY, Buffalo
"On the Outside Looking In: PIGs, Federalism, and the New York City Fiscal Crisis"
Carol S. Greenwald, CUNY, Brooklyn College
"On the Inside Looking Out: Police Policy and External Determinants"
Jeff Henig, Northwestern University; Neal Milner, University of Hawaii; and Robert L.
Lineberry, Northwestern University
"Intergovernmental Dynamics of Growth Policy: Micro-Macro Linkages"
Fran Burke, Suffolk University
Disc.: Paul Fisher, Lake Forest College
F. Ted Hebert, University of Oklahoma
14-5 THE NEW IN TEACHING AND IN EVALUATION RESEARCH ... .. . ... .. Map Room
Chair: Anne Permaloff, Auburn University at Montgomery
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Papers: "Teaching Techniques and Student Perceptions of Them in Introductory Social Science
Courses"
Trudy Haffron Bers, Oakton Community College
"Cognitive and Attitudinal Change in the Introductory American Politics Course"
David A. Caputo, Purdue University
"EXPER SIM and Political Science: Further Experimental Findings"
Roy E. Miller, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale; and David A. Bositis, Southern
Illinois University
"Participation and Education: Power Sharing in the Classroom"
Greta Salem, DePaul University
Disc.: Judith A. Gillespie, Indiana University
Esther Millon Seeman, Middle Tennessee State University
15-2 MADISON, MARX AND PLURALISM ...................... Hemisphere Room
Chair: Theodore Lowi, Cornell University
Panelists: Peter Bachrach, Temple University
Martin Diamond, Georgetown University
David Resnick, Cornell University
FRIDAY, 2:00 P.M.
1-5 ANARCHISTS VERSUS MARXISTS:
PERSPECTIVES ON POWER AND POLITICAL CHANGE ......... Thoroughbred Room
Chair: Martha Ackelsberg, Smith College
Papers: "Marx, Bakunin, and the Problem of Social Transformation"
John P. Clark, Loyola University in New Orleans
"Marx's Response to Anarchist Theories of Social and Political Change"
Paul Thomas, University of California, Berkeley
Disc.: Zillah Eisenstein, Ithaca College
Alan Ritter, Indiana University
2-5 STUDIES OF COMPLEX POLITICAL SYSTEMS ..................... Map Room
Chair: Ronald D. Brunner, University of Michigan
Papers: "Can the End of Power Politics Somehow Be Part of the Very Concepts with Which Its
Story is Told?"
Hayward R. Alker, Jr., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"Scientific Gaming: The Use and Development of Free-Form Scenarios"
Garry D. Brewer, Yale University
"Coordination of Federal Fiscal and Budgetary Policy Process: Decisional Effects"
John P. Crecine, Carnegie-Mellon University
34 THE COMPARATIVE POLITICS OF ECONOMIC POLICY-MAKING .... ... Cabinet Room
Chair: Leon N. Lindberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Papers: "Monetary Policy in America: Findings and Some Comparisons with the European
Experience"
Andrew T. Cowart and Anthony G. Blum, University of Iowa
"The Politics of Central Banking: Comparisons from Recent Experience"
John Woolley, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Disc.: Ralph Bryant, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
Hans Schmitt, The International Monetary Fund, Washington, D.C.
Andrew Martin, Harvard University
4-3 THE POLITICS OF SOCIAL POLICY IN COMMUNIST COUNTRIES ...... Georgetown West
Chair: Bernice Madison, San Francisco State University
Papers: "Welfare Choices After Mao"
Joyce Kallgren, University of California, Davis
"Who Gets What, When, and How? Housing in the Soviet Union"
Henry Morton, CUNY, Queens College
Disc.: Jane Curry, Vassar College
Robert J. Osborn, Temple University
Frederick Pryor, Swarthmore College
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5-4 THIRD WORLD DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES:
TRADE-OFF OR RECONCILIATION AMONG GOALS? ............. Georgetown East
Chair: Richard E. Stryker, Indiana University
Papers: "Perceptions of Development Strategies in the Brazilian Elite"
Peter McDonough and Amauryde Souza, University of Michigan
"The Corporatization of Interest Groups in Turkey: Towards Channels of Greater
Participation or Agents of Social Control?"
Robert R. Bianchi, University of Arizona
"Dependence and Underdevelopment Among Native Americans"
Michael E. Melody, Kenyon College; and Gary C. Anders, George Mason University
Disc.: Shahid Burki, The World Bank, Washington, D.C.
6-1 FORCE AND DIPLOMACY IN FOREIGN POLICY .................. Monroe West
Chair: Robert J. Art, Brandeis University
Papers: "Soviet-American Crisis Interaction: The Cuban Missile Crisis and the October War"
Dan Caldwell, Stanford University
"The Longterm Impact of Conflict Tactics and Outcomes"
Charles Lockhart, Texas Christian University
"Policy-Makers and their Critical Assumptions: United States Thinking About Southeast
Asia, 1941"
Deborah Miner, Bowdoin College
"Civilians and Doctrine in America's World War I I Strategic Bombing Campaign"
Marilyn Zoeller Wellons, Columbia University
Disc.: Paul Y. Hammond, University of Pittsburgh
James E. King, Naval War College
7-8 CORRUPTION IN LOCAL ADMINISTRATION . . .... ... . ... .. .. .. FarragutSuite
Chair: John A. Gardiner, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle
Papers: "Politics and Corruption: The View from the State Legislatures"
John G. Peters, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
"Corruption Scandals and Political Change: Police and Civic Culture"
Lawrence Sherman, SUNY, Albany
"The Effects of Corruption Scandals on Police Department Control and Support"
John J. McGlennon, College of William and Mary
"Corruption in Land-Use Regulation"
John A. Gardiner, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle; and Ted Lyman, Stanford
Research Institute
Disc.: Virginia Ermer, California State College-Fullerton
David J. Olson, University of Washington
8-5 ISSUE ANALYSIS ...................................... Edison Suite
Chair: Judith V. May, Rutgers University
Papers: "Two Typologies: The Relationship Between Housing Policy and Interest Groups"
Coralie Bryant and Guy C. Colarulli, American University
"Neighborhood Preservation and Federal Policymakers"
Eric Moskowitz, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
"Behavioral Versus Environmental Measures: The Politics of Restraint"
Stephen A. Merrill, United States Senate
Disc.: Joel Kassiola, CUNY, Brooklyn College
9-4 JUDGING AND LEGISLATING, ACTIVISM AND RESTRAINT:
THE ETERNAL QUEST FOR A VIABLE LINE .... ...... .... .. .. .. Monroe East
Chair: Henry Abraham, University of Virginia
Papers: "Judging or Legislating? Application and Evaluation of Diverse Formulae"
Daryl R. Fair, Trenton State College
"State Supreme Courts and the Legacy of the Warren Court: Old Inquiries for a New
Situation"
Mary Cornelia Porter, Barat College
Disc.: Dennis D. Dorin, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
George A. Tarr, St. Olaf College
Roger B. Handberg, Florida Technological University
James J. Magee, University of Delaware
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10-8 CONGRESSIONAL PARTIES, COALITIONS AND POLICY
CONSEQUENCES .................................... Military Room
Chair: Lawrence C. Dodd, University of Texas at Austin
Papers: "Lobbying Groups as Interest Aggregators in Congress"
Anne Costain, University of Colorado; and W. Douglas Costain, Johns Hopkins University,
School of Advanced International Studies,
"Factions in Committees: The House of Representatives"
Glenn R. Parker and Suzanne L. Parker, Miami University of Ohio
"From Party Voting to Regional Fragmentation: The House of Representatives, 1933-1956"
Barbara Deckard Sinclair, University of California, Riverside
"The Conservative Coalition: Origins, Causes and Consequences"
David W. Brady and Charles S. Bullock, I11, University of Houston
"Cycles and Coalitions in Partisanship: The House and Senate, 1872-1970"
Warren Kostroski, Wittenberg University
Disc.: Linda Fowler, Syracuse University
William Panning, Wesleyan University
10-9 COMPARATIVE CHIEF EXECUTIVES ..... ... ........ .. .. . Hemisphere Room
Chair: William F. Mullen, Washington State University
Papers: "White House Lobbying and the Problem of Presidential Power"
John Manley, Stanford University
"Executive Control Over Parliamentary Legislation in Gaullist France"
William G. Andrews, SUNY, Brockport
"A Cross-National Comparison of Chief Executives"
William F. Mullen and Taketsugu Tsurutani, Washington State University
Disc.: G. Calvin MacKenzie, George Washington University
A. J. Wann, University of Utah
111 MODES OF POLITICAL ACTION .............. ...... . .. .... . Dupont Suite
Chair: Judith Stiehm, University of Southern California
Papers: "Ecological Resistance"
John Rodman, Pitzer College
"The Use of the Courts by Women's Groups to Obtain Rights"
Karen O'Connor, SUNY, Buffalo
"Jury Selection as Political Action"
Diane L. Fowlkes, Georgia State University; Larry Noble, Atlanta University; and
Bernard Bray, Talladega College
"Patterns of Old Age Involvement in Political Associations"
Neal Cutler, University of Southern California
Disc.: Christian Bay, University of Toronto
Bernice Sandier, Project on the Status and Education of Women, Washington, D.C.
12.6 THE IDEA OF EQUALITY:
ELITE AND MASS CONCEPTIONS OF AN OLD VALUE .............. Conservatory
Chair: Suzanne Weaver, Yale University
Papers: "The New Regulation as a Social Movement"
Eugene Bardach, University of California, Berkeley
"Equality as an Objective of Federal Health Care Policy"
Lawrence Brown, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
Disc.: Martin Shefter, Cornell University
R. Douglas Arnold, Princeton University
Jennifer L. Hochschild, Yale University
12-14 PSYCHOLOGY AND POLITICS: NEW DIRECTIONS IN RESEARCH . . . Chevy Chase Suite
Chair: C. Anthony Broh, Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Papers: "Psychobiological Adaptation and Political Response Predispositions"
Ray A. Geigle, California State College, Bakersfield
"A Psychological Theory of Political Alienation"
Samuel Long, University of Maryland
"Personality and Political Orientations Among Children"
Stanley Renshon, CUNY, Lehman College and The Graduate Center
"Psychological and Structural Antecedents to Political Participation"
Kenneth P. Langton, University of Michigan
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Disc.: Jeanne Knutson, Wright Institute, Berkeley, California
Harold D. Lasswell, Yale University
134 EFFORTS TO MEET LOCAL GOVERNMENT NEEDS FOR
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ............................. Caucus Room
Chair: Trudi C. Miller, National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.
Papers: "Federal Push: The Case of Computers"
James L. Perry, University of California, Irvine
"Professional Associations as Intermediaries in Transferring Technology to Cities"
Richard D. Bingham and Brett W. Hawkins, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
"Local Coalitions for Technology Transfer"
James D. Carroll, Paul Flynn, and Thomas Dorsey, Syracuse University
Disc.: J. David Roessner, National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.
14-7 THE ETHICAL POLITICAL SCIENTIST ....................... Jefferson West
Chair: Victoria Schuck, Mount Holyoke College
Papers: "Politics, Piety, and Professing"
J. Peter Euben, University of California, Santa Cruz
"Political Research: Revelations, Rectitude, and Reward"
Betty H. Zisk, Boston University
"Consumer Protection and the College"
Paula Gold, Assistant Attorney General, Commonwealth of Massachusetts and Chief of the
Consumer Protection Division
"Biology and Politics-1977"
George W. Ball, Senior Managing Director, Lehman Brothers, Inc., and Former Undersecre-
tary of State
Disc.: Nancy C. M. Hartsock, Johns Hopkins University
FRIDAY, 8:30 P.M.
PLENARY SESSION 2. THE 1976 ELECTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES . . ..... . Lincoln East
Chair: William Schneider, Harvard University
Paper: "Partisanship and Presidential Performance Evaluations in the 1976 Elections"
Arthur H. Miller and Warren E. Miller, University of Michigan
Disc.: Benjamin I.Page, University of Wisconsin-Madison
David E. RePass, University of Connecticut
Theodore Lowi, Cornell University
SATURDAY, 9:30 A.M.
14 NATURAL LAW AND THE RISE OF MODERN CONSTITUTIONALISM .... Cabinet Room
Chair: Ellis Sandoz, East Texas State University
Papers: "Hooker's Laws and the English Monarchy: Constitutionalism?"
Robert K. Faulkner, Boston College
"The Music of the Spheres: A Science and Ethics for an Eighteenth Century Body Politic"
Martha K. Zebrowski, Columbia University
"Judicial Review and the Unwritten Constitution"
Thomas C. Grey, Stanford University School of Law
Disc.: Paul E. Sigmund, Princeton University
J. G. A. Pocock, Johns Hopkins University
Robert J. Harris, University of Virginia
2-4 MODELS OF POLITICAL MAN ........................... Georgetown West
Chair: Lance Bennett, University of Washington
Papers: "Spiro Agnew the Fool: Deep and Surface Images in the Social Construction of Political
Culture"
Henry Beck, University of California, Irvine
"Politics as Play and Serious Business: The Relations among Action, Setting, and
Consciousness in Political Life"
Lance Bennett, University of Washington
"Waiting for Lefty: The Role of Capitalism in Producing the Democratic Socialist
Personality"
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Robert E. Lane, Yale University
Disc.: Herbert Reid, University of Kentucky
3-5 SPAIN: 1977 .. ............. .... .. .. ................ Georgetown East
Chair: Giuseppe Di Palma, University of California, Berkeley; and Juan Linz, Yale University
Panelists: Juan Linz, Yale University
Stanley Payne, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Edward Malefakis, Columbia University
William B. Watson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Richard Gunther, Ohio State University
4.4 THE REMBOURGEOISEMENT OF THE REVOLUTION:
THREE PERSPECTIVES ................................. Farragut Suite
Chair: Alfred G. Meyer, University of Michigan
Papers: "The 'End of Ideology' in Yugoslavia"
Cynthia W. Frey, National Endowment for the Humanities, Washington, D.C.
"Theoretical Treatments of the Phenomenon of Embourgeoisement in Post-Liberation
China"
John Bryan Starr, University of California, Berkeley
"Revolution vs. Bureaucracy: The Cuban Model"
Nelson Valdes, University of New Mexico
Disc.: Craig McCaughrin, University of Pennsylvania
John Rensenbrink, Bowdoin College
5-5 PUBLIC POLICY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ..... .......... ... . Edison Suite
Chair: David B. H. Denoon, New York University
Papers: "Regulation or Self-Reliance? Alternative Strategies for Dealing with Trans-National
Corporations: Nigeria and Tanzania"
Thomas Biersteker, Yale University
"Fiscal Decision-Making in Sri Lanka and Turkey: 1946-1973"
William Cranmer, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Elite Decision-Making and Economic Policy Choice in the Mid-East"
Richard H. Dekmejian and A. K. El Dahry,SUNY, Binghamton
"The Impact of Economic Stabilization Programs: Argentina and Brazil"
Thomas Skidmore, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Comparative Effects of Resource Allocation in the Two Chinas"
Lynn T. White, 11, Princeton University
Disc.: Jorge Dominguez, Harvard University
6-6 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF INTERNATIONAL POPULATION
MOVEMENTS ........................................ Dupont Suite
Chair: Wayne A. Cornelius, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Papers: "Migration and Underdevelopment: Selected Case Studies"
Alejandro Portes, Duke University
"Illegal Immigration to the United States: Directions and Assumptions of Social Policy"
David S. North, New TransCentury Foundation, Washington, D.C.
"Colombians on the Move: Policy Implications of the New Migrations for the Inter-American
System"
Elsa M. Chaney, Fordham University
"Egyptian Labor in Arab Countries: Issues, Problems, Prospects"
Nazli Choucri, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
"International Migration and Dependency Theory: The Case of France and Algeria"
Stephen Adler, University of Warwick, England
"Migration and Workers' Conflicts in Western Europe"
Martin Slater, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Disc.: Myron Weiner, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William Zimmerman, University of Michigan
Rosemarie Rogers, Tufts University
7-1 REFORMING THE REGULATORY PROCESS ... . . .......... . . . Chevy Chase Suite
Chair: James E. Anderson, University of Houston
Papers: "Authority and Power; Social Control in the British House of Commons"
Daniel J. Fiorino, Middlebury College; and Daniel S. Metlay, Indiana University
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"The Politics of Administrative Reform: The Case of Economic Regulation"
David M. Welborn, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
"Environmental Policy: Assessing the Clean Air Act as Innovative Regulation"
Karl Braithwaite, United States Senate
Disc.: Robert D. Wrinkle, Pan American University
Norman Thomas, University of Cincinnati
8-1 TERMINATION ...................................... Bancroft Suite
Chair: Robert P. Biller, University of Southern California
Papers: "Restructuring California's Mental Health System: The Role of Ideology in Policy
Termination"
James Cameron, Yale University
"A Theory of Termination in the Policy Process: Roles, Rhymes and Reasons"
Peter De Leon, Rand Corporation, California
"Foresight, Oversight, and Termination: Will the Sun Rise or Set on the Policy Process?
Some Observations"
Dennis Little, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.
9-5 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT ....... Monroe West
Chair: Wilson Carey McWilliams, Rutgers University
Papers: "Process and Politics of Direct Overturn by the United States Supreme Court"
Howard Ball, Mississippi State University
'The People the Best Judges' Popular Sovereignty, Judges and Constitutionalism in Early
America"
John Agresto, Kenyon College
"High Crimes and Misdemeanors: Impeachment and Constitutional Government"
Robert Eden, Dalhousie University
Disc.: Anthony Champagne, Rutgers University
John Lorentz, Attorney, North Plainfield, New Jersey
Robert Goertz, CUNY, The Graduate Center
10-4 CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP CHANGE .... . . . .... ......... . Monroe East
Chair: Robert L. Peabody, Johns Hopkins University
Papers: "The House Majority Leadership Contest, 1976"
Bruce Oppenheimer, Brandeis University; and Robert L. Peabody, Johns Hopkins
University
"Republican Leadership Fights in the House: The Causes on Conflict, 1885-1931
Maureen R. Romans, North Providence, Rhode Island
"Leadership in the House of Representatives: The 94th and 95th Congresses"
Sidney Waldman, Haverford College
"The Senate Majority Leadership Contest, 1976"
Marsha Nye Wice, Duquesne University
Disc.: Laslo V. Boyd, University of Baltimore
Michael Malbin, The National Journal
Garrison Nelson, University of Vermont
11-3 POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF REFORMING CAMPAIGN FINANCE ... Military Room
Chair: Herbert E. Alexander, Citizens' Research Foundation, Princeton, New Jersey
Papers: "The Electoral Consequences of Public Subsidies for Congressional Campaigns"
Gary C. Jacobson, Trinity College, Hartford
Comment: William P. Welch, University of Pittsburgh
"Congressional Campaign Finance: The Impact of Recent Federal Reforms"
Timothy A. Hodson, Claremont Men's College; and Roland D. McDevitt, University of
California, Santa Barbara
Comment: Robert J. O'Connor, Georgetown University
Disc.: Paul A. Dawson, Oberlin College
11.5 ALTERNATIVE THEORIES OF POLITICAL ORGANIZATION ........... State Room
Chair: Joseph A. Schlesinger, Michigan State University
Papers: "Recruitment and Incentive Patterns among Delegates to the 1976 Republican National
Convention: The individual as the Strategic Factor in the Theory of Party Organization"
Thomas Roback, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
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"Rational Action and Pluralistic Behavior: A Revised Theory of Group Membership"
Terry Moe, Michigan State University
"Political Consequences of Organizational Involvement in America"
Samuel Barnes, University of Michigan
Disc.: Gordon Black, University of Rochester
12-8 THE PUBLIC VALUE SYSTEMS OF AMERICAN ELITES . .. .. ... . . Hemisphere Room
Chair: Everett C. Ladd, Jr., University of Connecticut
Papers: "Preface, The Study of Elite Opinion"
Everett C. Ladd, Jr., University of Connecticut
"Public and Activist Opinion Toward the Supreme Court"
David Adamany and Joel B. Grossman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Social Identity and Political Ideology Among Lawyers"
Michael Hooper, Temple University
Disc.: Bert A. Rockman, University of Pittsburgh
12-9 DEVELOPING POLITICAL ORIENTATIONS:
ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF LIFE-CYCLE AND GENERATIONAL FACTORS Caucus Room
Chair: Paul R. Abramson, Michigan State University
Papers: "Developing Party Identification: A Further Examination of Life-Cycle, Generational, and
Period Effects"
Paul R. Abramson, Michigan State University
"Information Costs and the Partisan Life Cycle"
W. Phillips Shively, University of Minnesota
"Aging and the Flexibility of Political Attitudes: Some Evidence from Cohort Data"
Norval D. Glenn, University of Texas at Austin
Disc.: Philip E. Converse, University of Michigan
13-5 INTERGOVERNMENTAL AID:
PATTERNS AND EFFECTS OF INTERJURISDICTIONAL TRANSFERS . . .. . Map Room
Chair: James Strouse, Office of Advanced Systems, Social Security Administration, Baltimore,
Maryland
Papers: "The Effects of Interjurisdictional Transfers: An Economist's Perspective"
Mancur Olson, University of Maryland
"A Comparative Analysis of the Official Interjurisdictional Aid Allocations of the U.S.,
United Kingdom, France, and Germany: An Impact Model and Interpretation"
R. D. McKinley, University of Lancaster, England
"Politics and Policy at the Sub-National Level: The Role of the Center in Comparative
Perspective"
John M. Echols, University of Illinois, Chicago Circle
"Interjurisdictional Aid and Local Responsiveness: A Refocusing of Aid Impact Studies"
Jeff Stonecash, Case Western Reserve University
Disc.: Platon N. Rigos, University of South Florida
Johnnie dee Swain, Jr., Syracuse University
14-2 THE OBLIGATION OF SCHOLARS TO THEIR WORK
AND TO PUBLIC LIFE .. .. . . .. ........ . . ... . .. ....... ... Conservatory
Chair: George Kateb, Amherst College
Papers: "Political Action: 'Damned if you do, damned if you don't'
Allan Bloom, University of Toronto
"Professional Integrity and Civic Virtue"
Karen Johnson, University of Texas at El Paso
"The Politics of Professionalism and the Myth of Neutrality"
Michael Parenti, Amherst, Massachusetts
Disc.: William Connolly, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Jeffrey Abramson, Wellesley College
15-3 ALTERNATIVES TO CLASSICAL AND CHRISTIAN VIRTUE IN THE
PHILOSOPHICAL SOURCES OF THE AMERICAN POLITY . .... .. Thoroughbred Room
Chair: Thomas L. Pangle, Yale University
Papers: [title unknown]
Clifford Orwin, University of Toronto
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Delba Winthrop, University of Virginia
Disc.: Walter Nicgorski, University of Notre Dame
Thomas J. Scorza, Kenyon College
SATURDAY, 2:00 P.M.
1-6 CONTEMPORARY THEORIES OF THE STATE .................. Georgetown West
Chair: George Armstrong Kelly, New York, New York
Papers: "Who Needs a Theory of the State?"
C. B. Macpherson, University of Toronto
"Left, Right, and Center: 'Social' and 'Civic' Humanism in the Liberalism.of John Rawls"
Emily R. Gill, Bradley University
"The Relative Autonomy of the State"
Ralph Miliband, University of Leeds
Disc.: Peter G. Stillman, Vassar College
Josiah Lee Auspitz, Somerville, Massachusetts
2-6 THE CONCEPTS OF POWER AND AUTHORITY ................. Georgetown East
Chair: Harry Eckstein, Princeton University
Papers: "Power and Social Exchange"
David A. Baldwin, Dartmouth College
"Ethological Studies of Dominance and their Relevance to the Study of Authority"
Carol Barner-Barry, Lehigh University
"Stanley Milgram on Authority"
Charles Helm, Western Illinois Unievsity
"Authority, Power, and Social Control"
Donald Searing, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
"Power, Authority, and Legitimacy Distinguished in Resource-Exchange Analysis"
Norman Uphoff, Cornell University
3-6 OVERLOADED GOVERNMENTS, DIAGNOSIS AND OPTIONS ........... Grant Suite
Chair: B. Guy Peters, University of Delaware; and Richard Rose, University of Strathclyde
Papers: "Learning by Paying: Options of Five Overloaded EEC Governments"
Robert A. Isaak, Institute on Western Europe, Columbia University
"A Dynamic Model of Challenges to Authority"
Richard Rose, University of Strathclyde
"Coping with Loads: Where Does America Fit In?"
B. Guy Peters, University of Delaware
Disc.: Alfred Diamant, Indiana University
Giovanni Sartori, Stanford University
Daniel Tarschys, University of Stockholm
4-5 THE NON-REVOLTING MILITARY IN COMMUNIST STATES .......... Farragut Suite
Chair: Ivan Volgyes, University of Nebraska
Papers: "The USSR"
Timothy Colton, University of Toronto
"East Germany and Poland"
Dale Herspring, U.S. Department of State, Washington, D.C.
Disc.: Walter Bacon, University of Nebraska, Omaha
Paul Godwin, U.S. Air Force Academy
5-6 EMERGENCY REGIMES AND THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT:
THEORY AND PRACTICE . ...... . ........ .. ..... . ........ Edison Suite
Chair: J. Des Gupta, University of California, Berkeley
Papers: "Emergency Development and Human Rights: South Korea"
C. I. Eugene Kim, Western Michigan University
"Emergency Politics in the Philippines"
Lela G. Noble, San Jose State University
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"Emergency and Development Strategies in Asia"
J. Des Gupta, University of California, Berkeley
"Emergency Regimes in European Politics"
A. J. Gregor, University of California, Berkeley
Disc.: Arend Lijphart, University of Leiden
5-9 POLITICAL CHANGE IN AN AFRICAN STATE:
THE CASE OF GHANA ......................... International Ballroom East
Chair: James A. McCain, SUNY, Brockport
Papers: "Political Change in an African State: The Case of Ghana"
Donald Rothchild, University of California, Davis
"The Consequences of Change for the Rural Sector in Ghana"
Fred Hayward, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Attitudes towards Socialism in Post-Socialist Ghana: A Survey of Mass and Elite Audiences"
James A. McCain, SONY, Brockport
"Towards Political Representation in Ghana: The Union Government Debate"
Maxwell Owusu, University of Michigan
Disc.: Robert Price, University of California, Berkeley
Victor Levine, Washington University, St. Louis
Michael Dei-Anang, University of Ghana and SUNY, Brockport
6-5 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY AND DIPLOMATIC HISTORY .... Monroe West
Chair: Glenn H. Snyder, SUNY, Buffalo
Papers: "The 19th Century Balance of Power: Theory and Language"
Paul W. Schroeder, University of Illinois at Urbana
"Structure and Structural Change in the International System"
Josef Joffe, Die Zeit, Hamburg, Germany
"Multipolarity and International Law: The Interwar Period"
James P. Piscatori, University of Virginia
"Crisis as a Learning Experience"
Richard Ned Lebow, U.S. Naval War College
Disc.: Alan S. Alexandroff, Cornell University
7.2 SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND BUREAUCRACY . ........... ...... Dupont Suite
Chair: W. Henry Lambright, Maxwell School, Syracuse University
Papers: "Relation of Technology Assessment and Bureaucratic Politics"
Robert Rich, Princeton University
"Scientific Judgment and Policy Conflicts: The Science Court Experiment"
Philip Melanson,Southeastern Massachusetts University; and Lauriston King, National
Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.
"Bureaucracy and Politics in Big Science"
Albert H. Teich, George Washington University
"Interagency Coordination in Science Policy: A Comparative Study of Theory and
Practice"
Ronald J. Brickman, Cornell University
Disc.: Richard Schott, LBJ School of Public Affairs, Austin, Texas
8-2 REGULATORY POLICY: THEORY AND RESEARCH .. ... ......... Chevy Chase Suite
Chair: Melvin J. Dubnick, Loyola University of Chicago
Papers: "Tort Liability for Certifiers: An Alternative to Safety Regulation?"
Victor P. Goldberg, University of California, Davis
"Federal Auditors as Regulators: The Case of Title I of E.S.E.A."
Floyd E. Stoner, Marquette University
"Capture and Rigidity in Regulatory Administration"
John P. Plumlee, Southern Methodist University
"Conceptual Problems of Regulatory Theory and Testing"
Warren J. Samuels, Michigan State University
Disc.: Roger G. Noll, Stanford University
Walter Roettger, Drake University
8-8 URBAN SERVICE DELIVERY .. ........ ....... . ...... ..... Bancroft Suite
Chair: Frank P. Scioli, Jr., National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.
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Papers: "Evaluating the Organization of Urban Service Delivery: Fire"
Lois MacGillivray, Research Triangle Institute, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
"Evaluating the Organization of Urban Service Delivery: Police"
Elinor Ostrom and Roger Parks, Indiana University; and Gordon Whitaker, University of
North Carolina
"Productivity and Innovation in Local Governments: The Case of Solid Waste Management"
E. S. Savas, Barbara Stevens, and Eileen Berenyi, Columbia University
96 HOLMES, BRANDEIS AND FRANKFURTER:
AN UNCERTAIN TRADITION .. .... ... . . . . . .. . ... . . . . . . .. .. Monroe East
Chair: Gary J. Jacobsohn, Williams College
Papers: "Brandeis and the Exercise of Judicial Power"
Philippa Strum, CUNY, Brooklyn College
"J. B. Thayer's Influence on the Work of Holmes, Brandeis and Frankfurter"
Wallace Mendelson, University of Texas at Austin
"The Educable Justice Holmes"
Donald M. Roper, SUNY, New Paltz
Disc.: Sanford Levinson, Princeton University
Leslie F. Goldstein, University of Delaware
10-5 STATE POLITICS: STABILITY AND CHANGE .. . ... ..... . .. ...... Caucus Room
Chair: Susan Welch, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Papers: "Partisan Change in State Politics, 1954-1976"
Craig Grau, University of Minnesota-Duluth
"Legislative Reform and Legislative Turnover"
Lee Bernick, Iowa State University
"Party Support for Strengthening the Executive and Legislature: A New Mexico Case
Study"
Janet Clark and Cal Clark, New Mexico State University
"Reapportionment Ten Years Later"
Susan Hadden, The Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy, Atlanta, Georgia
Disc.: Barbara Leigh Smith, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Oliver Walter, University of Wyoming
11-9 PRIORITIES ON THE AGENDA FOR RENEWING
AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES .......................... Military Room
Chair: Kay Lawson, San Francisco State University
Panelists: James MacGregor Burns, Williams College
Donald M. Fraser (D-Minn.), United States House of Representatives
Judith Parris, Washington, D.C.
Donald A. Robinson, Smith College
William A. Steiger (R-Wis.), United States House of Representatives
12-10 THE 1976 PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES, PART 2 .... . ....... . .. Hemisphere Room
Chair: David O. Sears, University of California, Los Angeles
Papers: "The Debates in the Light of Research: An Overview of the Effects"
David O. Sears, University of California, Los Angeles
"Legitimization in the 1976 Election Campaign"
Jack Dennis and Steven Chaffee, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"The Effect of the 1976 Presidential Debates upon Candidate Evaluation and Vote Choice:
A Panel Study"
Paul R. Hagner and John Orman, Indiana University
"Defining the Question: Who Won? or What Happened?"
Irving Crespi, Mathematica Policy Research, Princeton, New Jersey
Disc.: Sidney Kraus, Cleveland State University
Gregory Casey, University of Missouri
12-15 THE 1976 ELECTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES:
WHAT HAPPENED AND WHY . ........ ..... ..... ........ . . Conservatory
Chair: Warren E. Miller, University of Michigan
Papers: "Women Candidates and State Legislative Elections, 1976"
Susan Carroll, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
"The 1976 Presidential Primary Elections"
Gary Orren, Harvard University
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"The Second Time Around: Freshmen Democratic House Members' Re-Election
Experiences in 1976"
Charles M. Tidmarch, Union College
Disc.: Edward G. Carmines, Indiana University
Alan Fisher, California State College, Dominguez Hills
Gerald C. Wright, Jr., Florida State University
13.6 THE BLIND MEN AND THE ELEPHANT: PUBLIC OFFICIALS' PERSPECTIVES ON
INTERGOVERNMENTAL REALTIONS ......................... Map Room
Chair: Dail S. Wright, University of North Carolina
Papers: "Analytical Overview of Participants' Perspectives and IGR: Remedies for Visual Handicaps
for Hereditary Blindness"
Sheldon Edner, Portland State University
"Federal Aid Officials and the Federal System"
David Walker, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, Washington, D.C.
"Canadian and Australian Administrators"
Richard Leach, Duke University
"State Legislators and Interstate Relations"
Patricia Florestano, University of Maryland
"State Agency Heads and Federal Impacts on Fiscal Decisions"
George Hale and Marian Lief Palley, University of Delaware
"IGR Perspectives of COG Directors"
Terry Edgmon, University of New Mexico
"Local Officials' Views on Metropolitan Issues"
Russell Smith, University of Missouri-St. Louis
"City Managers' Perspectives on IGR"
Lawrence Keller, University of Kansas
"Local Officials' Perceptions of Federal-State Impacts"
Glenn Abney, Georgia State University; and Thomas Henderson, Council of State
Governments, Lexington, Kentucky
Disc.: Alfred Light, University of North Carolina
George Lanoue, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
14-6 TEACHING ABOUT CONGRESS: A ROUNDTABLE ............... Cabinet Room
Chair: David R. Mayhew, Yale University
Panelists: Stephen E. Frantzich, Hamilton College
William J. Keefe, University of Pittsburgh
Catherine Rudder, University of Georgia
Phil Sharp, (D-Ind.), United States House of Representatives
SATURDAY, 8:30 P.M.
PLENARY SESSION 3. POLITICAL SCIENTISTS IN THE WHITE HOUSE Georgetown East/West
Chair: Richard E. Neustadt, Harvard University
Panelists: Roger Porter, Brookings Institution
Robert Goldwin, American Enterprise Institute, Washington, D.C.; former Special Consultant
to President Ford
SUNDAY, 9:30 A.M.
1-7 POLITICAL THEORY AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS ...... . . . . . Hemisphere Room
Chair: Michael Walzer, Harvard University
Papers: "Imperialism, Self-Determination and Exploitation"
Charles Beitz, Swarthmore College
"Justice in International Distribution: Rawls and Marx"
Alan Gilbert, University of Denver
"Distributive Justice and the Revision of International Law"
Terry Nardin, SUNY, Buffalo
2-7 THE DESIGN OF POLITICAL SYSTEMS:
METHODOLOGICAL AND THEORETICAL REQUIREMENTS . .. .... .. ... Grant Suite
Chair: Scott D. Johnston, Hemline University
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Papers: "Approval Voting"
Steven J. Brams, New York University; and Peter C. Fishburn, Pennsylvania State University
"The Theory of Design in Historical Perspective"
Robert T. Holt, University of Minnesota
3-7 METHODOLOGIES IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS: A FOCUS ON JAPAN ... Farragut Suite
Chair: Ellis S. Krauss, Western Washington State College
Papers: "A Behavioral Approach to Public Acceptance of Nuclear Energy in Japan"
Yasumasa Tanaka, Gakushuin University, Tokyo
"Conflict Theory Analysis of Local Assemblies in Japan"
Lee W. Farnsworth, Brigham Young University
"Survey Research on Political Behavior in Japan: A Comparison of Western and Japanese
Models of Behavior"
Bradley Richardson, Ohio State University; and Scott Flanagan, Florida State University
Disc.: Joji Watanuki, Harvard University and Sophia University, Tokyo
4.6 CHINA AFTER MAO: A ROUNDTABLE ....... ................ . Conservatory
Chair: A. Doak Barnett, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
Panelists: Parris Chang, Pennsylvania State University
Harry Harding, Stanford University
Michael Oksenberg, National Security Council, Washington, D.C.
Richard Solomon, The Rand Corporation, Washington, D.C.
5-7 ASIAN AUTHORITARIAN-CORPORATE REGIMES IN
COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE ..... . ......... .... ......... . Edison Suite
Chair: Lloyd I. Rudolph, University of Chicago
Papers: "Authoritarian Rule and State Corporatism in Indonesia"
Dwight King, Connecticut College
"Power Dependency and Representation in South Korea"
Sangjoo Han, CUNY, Brooklyn College
"To the Brink and Back: Representation and the State in India"
Lloyd I. Rudolph, University of Chicago
Disc.: Robert R. Kaufman, Douglas College, Rutgers University
Warren F. Ilchman, The Ford Foundation
6-8 RICH NATIONS AND POOR NATIONS: ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF
RELATIONAL CONTROL IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ........... Dupont Suite
Chair: Raymond D. Duvall, University of Minnesota
Papers: "Aspects of a Formal Model of Dependencia Theory"
Steven Jackson, Bruce Russett, Duncan Snidal and David Sylvan, Yale University
"Modelling U.S.-Latin American Cooperation and Conflict: Dependencia Arguments"
W. Ladd Hollist and Thomas Johnson, School of International Relations, University of
Southern California
"Conflict, Cohesion, and Coalition Formation in OPEC: An Empirical Test"
Charles F. Doran, Rice University
"Fitting Dependency In"
Michael Francis, University of Notre Dame
Disc.: Jeffrey Hart, Princeton University
Theodore Moran, Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies
7-3 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION AND DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION . . . . Chevy Chase Suite
Chair: G. David Garson, North Carolina State University
Papers: "Modes of Participatory Administration: Theory, Structure, and Experience"
Charles F. Gleason, Purdue University
"An Agency and its Public: Land Use Planning in the National Park Service"
J. Vincent Buck and Barbara Stone, California State University, Fullerton
"Ombudsman and Democratic Administration"
Larry P. Hill, University of Oklahoma
"Organizational Dynamics, Local Community, and Political Change"
Elizabethann O'Sullivan, Arizona State University
Disc.: Michael P. Smith, Tulane University
Steven Sachs, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis
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8-3 UTILIZATION OF POLICY ANALYSIS .......................... State Room
Chair: Matthew Holden, Jr., State of Wisconsin Public Service Commissioner
Papers: "Congressional Use of Policy Evaluation: Psychological and Organizational Perspectives"
Hillel Weinberg, Yale University
"Utilization of Evaluation Research in the Federal Decision to Fund Local Programs"
Bruce Frankel, Camden Campus, Rutgers University
"The Role and Use of Evaluations in the Agency for International Development"
Douglas H. Shumavon, University of California, Santa Barbara
[title unknown]
Christine Rossell, Boston University
8a COMPARATIVE PUBLIC POLICY ............................ Caucus Room
Chair: John Starrels, George Washington University
Papers: [title unknown]
Erwin Scheuch, University of Cologne, Germany
"The 'Complex' Complex: A Cross-National Assessment of State Bureaucrats' Industrial
Dependencies"
Cynthia H. Enlow, Clark University
"Technology and Federalism: The Dilemma of Energy Conservation Policy in Sweden and
America"
David Nichols, SUNY, Albany
"When and Why are Efforts at Cross-National Policy Comparisons More Worthwhile for
Whom?"
Arnold J. Heidenheimer, Washington University, St. Louis
Disc.: Andrew Gyorgy, George Washington University
Frieder Nascholda, Science Center, Berlin, Germany
9-7 ABORTION AND JURISPRUDENCE ........ .......... ......... Map Room
Chair: Hadley Arkes, Amherst College
Papers: "The Case for a Constitutional Amendment"
John Noonan, University of California, Berkeley
"Abortion and the Theory of Rights"
Richard Flathman,Johns Hopkins University
[title unknown]
Daniel Robinson, Georgetown University
Disc.: Magda Denes, New York University
10-6 CONSTITUENCY REPRESENTATION IN LEGISLATURES ........... Cabinet Room
Chair: Samuel C. Patterson, University of Iowa
Papers: "The Accuracy of Leader Perceptions of Citizens' Views"
Aage R. Clausen, Ohio State University
"Legislative Representation: The German Case Considered"
Barbara G. Farah, University of Michigan
"Some Dynamic Aspects of Representativeness"
James Kuklinski, Wichita State University; and Donald J. McCrone, University of Iowa
"Public Opinion and Linkage Politics in the American States: Which 'Elite' is Most
Representative"
Eric M. Uslaner, University of Maryland; and Ronald E. Weber, Indiana University
"A Panel Analysis of Representation in Congress"
Walter J. Stone, Grinnell College
"Party and Constituency Influence on Legislative Behavior: Roll-Call Voting and Degrees of
Support for Legislation"
Donald A. Gross, University of Kentucky
11-6 THE POLITICS OF URBAN FINANCIAL CRISIS .. ........ ..... Georgetown West
Chair: Donald Haider, Northwestern University
Papers: "Sayre and Kaufman Revisited: New York City 1965-1975"
Raymond Horton, Columbia University
"The Survival of Troubled Cities"
David T. Stanley, Consultant, Vienna, Virginia
Disc.: Lewis Friedman, CUNY, Baruch College
Dail Forsythe, Columbia University
Steven David, Fordham University
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12-11 POLITICAL PARTICIPATION OF ELITES AND MASS PUBLICS
IN THE UNITED STATES .............................. Georgetown East
Chair: Norman Nie, University of Chicago
Papers: "Modes of Elite Political Participation: Contributors to the 1972 Presidential Candidates"
Clifford Brown, Jr., Roman Hedges, and Lynda Watts Powell, SUNY, Albany
"Political Participation and Group Conflict"
Thad A. Brown, M. Stephen Weatherford, and John R. Petrocik, University of California,
Los Angeles
Disc.: Biliana Cicin-Sain, University of California, Santa Barbara
12-12 CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS WITH A CORE POLITICAL SCIENCE CONCEPT:
THE MATTER OF PARTY IDENTIFICATION .................... Monroe West
Chair: Richard A. Brody, Stanford University
Papers: "The Independent Phenomenon"
Bruce Keith, David B. Magleby, Candice J. Nelson, Elizabeth Orr, and Mark Westlye,
University of California, Berkeley
"Stability and Change in Party Identification: Presidential to Off-Years"
Richard A. Brody, Stanford University
"Party Identification in American History and the History of Party Identification"
H. Douglas Price, Harvard University
Disc.: J. Morgan Kousser, California Institute of Technology
Theodore F. Macaluso, Miller and Byrne, Inc., Rockville, Maryland
13-7 EVALUATING THE NEW FEDERALISM: LESSONS LEARNED ABOUT CHANGE
AND REFORM IN INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS ............ Monroe East
Chair: Sarah F. Liebschutz, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
Papers: "Community Development Block Grants: Who Benefits?"
Sarah F. Liebschutz, The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.
"The New Federalism and the Suburbs: A Case Study"
Edward A. Loucks, Texas Christian University
"Block Grants in Transition: The Politics of Decategorization and Recategorization"
Carl W. Stenberg, Advisory Commission on lntergovernnental Relations, Washington, D.C.
"Evaluating CETA"
Carl E. Van Horn, SONY, Stony Brook
Disc.: Lorraine M. McDonnell, The Rand Corporation, Santa Monica, California
Michael E. Milakovich, NASPAA Fellow, Department of Health, Education and Welfare,
Washington, D.C.
14-3 ROUNDTABLE: DEFINING AND REDEFINING POLITICAL SCIENCE:
IS THERE A CORE TO THE DISCIPLINE? ...... ........ . ...... Military Room
Chair: Ada W. Finifter, Michigan State University
Panelists: David Easton, University of Chicago
Murray Edelman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Martin Landau, University of California, Berkeley
Joyce M. Mitchell, University of Oregon
J. Donald Moon, Wesleyan University
Dwight Waldo, Syracuse University
SUNDAY, 11:45 A.M.
1-8 POPULAR DEMOCRACY AND PARTY GOVERNMENT IN
AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT ............................ State Room
Chair: Eldon J. Eisenach, Cornell University
Papers: "Political Parties and Social Movements, 1820-1860"
Ronald Formisano, Clark University
"Parties Great and Small: Tocqueville and Ostrogorski on Political Party and Democracy in
America"
Richard Krouse, Williams College
"Nullification and the Rise of the Second Party System"
Harry V. Jaffa, Claremont Men's College
"Theories of Party as Theories of Politics"
Douglas Jaenicke, Cornell University
Harry V. Jaffa, Claremont Men's College
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4-7 NATIONALITY POLITICS IN THE SOVIET UNION ... .. .... ...... . . Jackson Suite
Chair: John Armstrong, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Papers: "Institutionalization Versus Regional Forces in Soviet Politics: The Debate over Re-Routing
Northern Rivers"
Thane Gustafson, Harvard University
"Leadership Recruitment in the Soviet Republics"
Grey Hodnett, York University
"The Policy Implications of Resurging Russian Nationalism"
S. Enders Wimbush, University of Chicago
Disc.: Edward Allworth, Columbia University
Brian Silver, Michigan State University
5-8 A CRITIQUE OF MACRO. AND MICRO-LEVEL APPROACHES TO
DEPENDENCY THEORY ........ .. .... . ....... ....... . .. . Hamilton Suite
Chair: Eric Davis, Rutgers University
Papers: "The World Turned Downside Up: A Critique of Dependency Theories of Popular Resistance
with Special Reference to Revolutionary China"
Ralph Thaxton, Brandeis University
"Dependency and Disintegration of the State in Allende's Chile"
Thomas Bossert, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"The Political Economy of the Arab Oil Producing Nations: Development or Dependency?"
Eric Davis, Rutgers University
Disc.: James Scott, Yale University
Michael Doyle, Princeton University
6-9 PROSPECTS FOR AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY ... . ... ... . . . . .. .. Caucus Room
Chair: Robert W. Tucker, Johns Hopkins University
Papers: [title unknown]
Helmut Sonenfeldt, Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies
[title unknown]
Timothy Fuller, Colorado College
[title unknown]
Simon Serfaty, Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies
Disc.: Richard A. Falk, Princeton University
Richard Barnet, Institute of Policy Studies, Washington, D.C.
Earl C. Ravenal, Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies
7.4 URBAN BUREAUCRACY ... .. ...... ...... . . .. . . ...... . . .. . Grant Suite
Chair: Francine Rabinovitz, University of Southern California
Papers: "Urban Bureaucratic Responses to Declining Federal Funds for Social Programs"
John Kirlin, University of Southern California
"The Characteristics of City Bureaucracies: What We Know"
Lawrence Rutter, International City Management Association, Washington, D.C.
"Decentralized Administration of Municipal Services: An Assessment"
John Boyle, Columbia University
Disc.: Richard Weatherley, University of Washington
Linneal Henderson, Howard University
8-7 INITIATION OF POLICY . . .. ...... ...... .... ...... ... .. . . Farragut Suite
Chair: Jack L. Walker, University of Michigan
Papers: "Presidential Camapigns and Presidential Agendas: An Exploration"
Jeff Fishel, Indiana University
"Governing Parties as Agenda Setters, Policy Initiators, and Policy Reactors: The Case of
Housing Politics in Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the U.S.A."
Bruce Headley, University of Melbourne
"Setting the Public Agenda: The Case of Child Abuse"
Barbara J. Nelson, Princeton University
"A Tale of Four Cities: Origins of Local Growth Control"
Nelson Rosenbaum, The Urban Institute, Washington, D.C.
Disc.: Louise G. White, American University
9.8 WORKSHOP ON LOWER FEDERAL COURTS ... . . .. .. .. .. ...... . . . Edison Suite
Chair: Stephen L. Wasby, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
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Panelists: Burton Atkins, Florida State University
Beverly Blair Cook, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Joseph Ebersole, Federal Judicial Center, Washington, D.C.
Peter G. Fish, Duke University
Jerry Goldman, Northwestern University
Lawrence Baum, Ohio State University
10-7 BASES OF LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATION ................... Dupont Suite
Chair: Allan Kornberg, Duke University
Papers: "Components of Responsiveness in Representation: A Contextual Analysis"
Paul Karps and Heinz Eulau,Stanford University
"An Interstate Perspective of Representation in the United States Senate"
Marcia Whicker Taylor, Temple University; and John Ellwood, Congressional Budget Office,
Washington, D.C.
"Representatives of the Celtic Fringe: Scottish and Welsh MPs"
William Mishler, Duke University
"The Structure of Lobbying in a State Legislative System"
Charles W. Wiggins, Iowa State University; and Samuel E. Skare, General Services Adminis-
tration, Kansas City, Missouri
"Ideology and Power in the Policy Process: Belief Systems, Legislative Behavior, and State
Politics"
Robert M. Entman, Dickinson College
"Support for the Legislature: Clearing Away the Underbrush"
Michael L. Mezey, DePaul University
11-7 LOCAL ORGANIZATION FOR POLITICAL ACTION ON THE METROPOLITAN
FRONTIER: THE CITIES OF THE PRAIRIE REVISITED........... Chevy Chase Suite
Chair: Daniel J. Elazar, Temple University
Papers: "Changing Expectation of Local Government in Light of the 1960s"
Rozann Rothman, University of Illinois at Urbana
"From Industrial City to Metropolitan Civil Community: Constitutional Change in Pueblo,
Colorado"
Stephen Schechter, SUNY, Albany
"The Relations Between Local Economic and Political Power in a Period of Economic
Concentration"
Benjamin Schuster, Temple University
"Middle Size Cities in the Metropolitan Context: A Study in Intergovernmental Relations"
Joseph Zikmund 11, Illinois Institute of Technology
Disc.: Norton Long, University of Missouri-St. Louis
12-7 NONVOTERS AND NONVOTING IN THE U.S.:
CAUSES, IMPLICATIONS, PRESCRIPTIONS ...................... Map Room
Chair: Lawrence Kay Munns, Goucher College
Papers: "Non Voting: Some Conceptual and Methodological Problems"
Lawrence Kay Munns, Goucher College
"The Negotiable Voter"
W. Russell Neumann, Yale University
"The Trend toward Presidential Non Voting: Causes, Effects and Significance"
Howard L. Reiter, University of Connecticut
"Who Votes?"
Raymond Wolfinger and Stephen Rosenstone, University of California, Berkeley
12-13 ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR AND PUBLIC POLICY ................ Cabinet Room
Chair: Paul Allen Beck, University of Pittsburgh
Papers: "The Systemic Consequences of Election Types"
Paul Allen Beck, University of Pittsburgh
"Judicial Elections and Judicial Policy: The Case for the Partisan Election of Judges"
Philip L. Dubois, University of California, Davis
"Irresponsible Parties, Responsible Party Systems"
Benjamin Ginsberg and Peter S. Galderisi, Cornell University
"Partisan Realignment and Tax Policy, 1789-1940"
Susan B. Hansen, University of Illinois, Urbana
Disc.: Walter Dean Burnham, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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13-8 DEVOLUTION AND DECENTRALIZATION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM .. Bancroft Suite
Chair: L. J. Sharpe, Oxford University
Papers: "The Development of National Feeling in Scotland: 1945-1977"
Jack Brand, University of Strathclyde
"Devolution and the Political Context in Scotland"
James Kailas and Raymond Owen, University of Glasgow
"Devolution in Wales"
Peter Madgwick, University College of Wales
Disc.: Norman Furniss, Indiana University
Walter Schaffer, University of Oklahoma
M. J. C. Vile, University of Kent at Canterbury
Registry of Retired Professors
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Retired Professors. The Registry serves
as an information exchange for retired
professors who wish to teach one or
more courses on a one-semester or one-
year basis, and those institutions desir-
ing to make such appointments. Any re-
tired professor wishing to be listed in the
Registry should contact the Association
to receive an application form. Depart-
mental chairmen wishing to inquire
about the availability of retired profes-
sors in a certain specialty or geographic
area should write specifying their re-
quirements.
Director, Registry of Retired Professors
American Political Science Association
1527 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036
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eahu~ry in 1978
CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES
A Comparative Analysis, Fourth Edition
By Lyman Tower Sargent, University of Missouri, St. Louis
MAJOR EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS, Fifth Edition
By Alex N. Dragnich, Vanderbilt University, and Jorgen Rasmussen,
Iowa State University
AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
Response to a Sense of Threat, Revised Edition
By Henry T. Nash, Hollins College
AMERICAN STATE PARTIES AND ELECTIONS
By Malcolm E. Jewell, University of Kentucky, and David M. Olson,
University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Race df PaUalwd
MANAGING THE PUBLIC SECTOR
By Grover Starling, University of Houston, Clear Lake City
COMPARATIVE POLITICS: Notes and Readings
Fifth Edition
Edited by Roy C. Macridis, Brandeis University, and Bernard E. Brown,
City University of New York (Graduate School and Lehman)
COMPARING PUBLIC POLICIES
United States, Soviet Union, and Europe
By Richard L. Siegel and Leonard Weinberg, both of the University of
Nevada, Reno
THE DORSEY PRESS
Homewood, Illinois 60430
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1978 PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Elinor Ostrom, Indiana University, Chairperson
Committee Meeting .................................... Friday 2:00 p.m., Jefferson East
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
AND ANNOUNCEMENT OF AWARDS .......... Saturday 4:15 p.m., International Ballroom East
Gabriel A. Almond Award
Lucian W. Pye, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Chairperson
This award is for the best doctoral dissertation completed and accepted during 1975 or 1976 in the
field of comparative politics.
William Anderson Award
David Walker, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, Chairperson
This award is for the best doctoral dissertation completed and accepted during 1975 or 1976 in the
field of intergovernmental relations in the United States.
Edward S. Corwin Award
Harold Chase, University of Minnesota, Chairperson
This award is for the best doctoral dissertation completed and accepted during 1975 or 1976 in the
field of public law, broadly defined to include the judicial process, judicial behavior, judicial
biography, courts, law, legal systems, the American constitutional system, civil liberties, or any
other substantial area, or any work, which deals in a significant fashion with a topic related to or
having substantial impact on the American Constitution.
Helen Dwight Reid Award
Benjamin Rivlin, CUNY, Graduate Center, Chairperson
This award is for the best doctoral dissertation completed and accepted during 1975 or 1976 in the
field of international relations, law, and politics.
E. E. Schattschneider Award
.Malcolm Jewell, University of Kentucky, Chairperson
This award is for the best doctoral dissertation completed and accepted during 1975 or 1976 in the
field of American government.
Leo Strauss Award
Wilson Carey McWilliams, Rutgers University, Chairperson
This award is for the best doctoral dissertation completed and accepted during 1975 or 1976 in the
field of political philosophy.
Leonard D. White Award
Mark Cannon, Administrative Assistant to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Chairperson
This award is for the best doctoral dissertation completed and accepted during 1975 or 1976 in the
general field of public administration, including broadly related problems of policy formation and
administrative theory.
Gladys M. Kammerer Award
M. Margaret Conway, University of Maryland, Chairperson
This award is for the best political science publication in 1976 in the field of U.S. national policy.
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Award
William J. Keefe, University of Pittsburgh, Chairperson
This award is for the best book published in the United States during 1976 on government,
politics, or international affairs.
Benjamin Evans Lippincott Award
Melvin Richter, CUNY, Graduate Center, Chairperson
This award is for a work of exceptional quality by a living political theorist that is still considered
significant after a time span of at least fifteen years since the original publication.
Charles E. Merriam Award
Aaron Wildavsky, Russell Sage Foundation, Chairperson
This award is made to a person whose published work and career represents a significant
contribution to the art of government through the application of social science research.
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS .......................... Friday 4:15 p.m., Lincoln Room East
"Federalism, Nationalism and Democracy in America"
Samuel H. Beer, Harvard University
APSA COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF BLACKS IN THE PROFESSION
E. Wally Miles, San Diego State University Chairperson
Reception .................................... Thursday 10:45 p.m., Chevy Chase Suite
Panel 1. Roundtable on Black Issues .................... Thursday 4:15 p.m., Hamilton Suite
Chair: Jacob Carruthers, Northeastern State University
Papers: "Civil Rights and the Politics of Retrenchment"
E. Wally Miles, San Diego State University
"Multi-Racial Participation in Southern Regional Planning: The Impact of Black Officials
on Social Development"
William Boone and Alex Willingham, Atlanta University
"Political Science in Black Colleges"
Edward Jackson, Howard University
Panel 2. Roundtable on Black Issues ..................... Friday 11:45 a.m., Military Room
Chair: Woodrow Jones, San Diego State University
Papers: "Administrative Advocacy: Black Administrators in the Urban Bureaucracy"
Lenneal Henderson, Howard University
"The Elections of Black Mayors in Urban Areas"
Victor James, Laney College
"Carter Administrative Reorganization: Future of Civil Rights Compliance"
Charles Lamb, SUNY, Buffalo
APSA CONGRESSIONAL FELLOWSHIP ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Panel. Can a Democratic President Get Along with a
Post-Watergate Congress? ............................. Thursday 4:15 p.m., Lincoln West
Chair: Charles O. Jones, University of Pittsburgh
Panelists: Joseph Cooper, House Commission on Administrative Review
Neil MacNeil, Time Magazine
Wi:?liam A. Steiger (R-Wisc.), United States House of Representatives
Reception ................................... Thursday 6:30 p.m., Thoroughbred Room
APSA ELECTIONS COMMITTEE
Suzanne Berger, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Chairperson
Open forum with candidates for office in the APSA ......... Thursday 11:45 a.m., Edison Suite
APSA DIVISION OF EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS
Sheilah Koeppen Mann
Short Course 1 ...................... Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Chevy Chase Suite
On LAPSS, En Extremis, by Gayle Avant of Baylor University and Gary E. Thompson of Abilene
Christian University. $25.00.
How to use an instructional unit that involves students in 1) discovering some pivotal themes in
normative political theory, 2) learning the elements of courtroom procedure, and 3) clarifying
perennial issues of jurisprudence. Readings are drawn from political philosophy and ethics, and
assignments are exercises and a role-playing simulation. The unit is appropriate for upper-division
courses in political philosophy, political analysis and public law. There is one edition of the unit
for students and one edition for instructors. Each edition includes readings, exercises and
instructions on the execution of a simulation exercise.
Short Course 2 .......................... Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 1 :00 p.m., Dupont Suite
On SETUPS, Budgetary Process in Cross-National Perspective, by John C. Campbell, University of
Michigan, and John Echols, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. $15.00.
The development and use of a public policy SETUPS-an instructional unit on the comparative
analysis of 1) policy outputs, 2) change in policy and process. The analysis focuses on how
governments make decisions about public policy and governments' decision making priorities. Data
are drawn from national budgets for 14 countries, including the USA, USSR, Western and Eastern
European nations. Students are taught how to measure budgets; assess different measures; examine
budgetary expenditures for defense, education, health and welfare; determine budgetary changes
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over time. Students' mastery of the material is indicated by their successful completion of
exercises.
Short Course 3 .......................... Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Edison Suite
Workshop on Audio Visual Materials, conducted by Dean Myers, Indiana State University; Richard
Blue, AID; and Gary Hammerstrom, Producer for Zenger Productions. $25.00.
Faced with students ever more oriented toward non-print media, many political scientists have
recognized the desirability of introducing audio-visual material into their courses. These same
political scientists soon become aware of how time-consuming and frustrating a task this can be.
Becoming familiar with material and hardware, evaluating the material, and finding the most
fruitful way to integrate such material into coursework have led many to return to a more
satisfying, substantive, preparation for teaching.
This workshop is intended to alleviate some of these problems by providing an opportunity to
share the experience of colleagues who have endured the frustration and worked with the
audio-visual media. It will provide basic information in an immediately applicable form, and an
effort will be made to meet some of the specific needs of participants.
Four media will be considered: motion pictures, sound filmstrips, slide-tape modules, and the
overhead projector. There will be a discussion of commercially available material and how to find
it; of techniques for using the media; of problems involved in their use; of production techniques
requiring minimal skill; and hands on experience with these techniques and associated equipment.
Workshop 1 . ........................................ Friday 11:45 a.m., Farragut Suite
Open Meeting: Steering Committee and developers of new learning materials for the NSF-
supported education project (LAPSS and SETUPS)
Workshop 2 . ..................................... Thursday 11:45 a.m., Kalorama Suite
Problems Encountered by Scientists and Engineers in Government
Chair: Arnold B. Urken, Stevens Institute of Technology
Panelists: Thomas Moss, Advisor to Representative Brown
Elliot Segal, Subcommittee on Oversight
Ervin Bales, ERDA
Gail Pesyna, Subcommittee on Scientific Research and Technology
Michael Telsen, Congressional Budgetary Committee
Ethical Issues Panel 1. Representation .................... Thursday 11:45 a.m., Map Room
Chair: Vernon Van Dyke, University of Iowa
Papers: "Representation in the Soviet Context"
Harvey Fireside, Ithaca College
"The Concept of Representation in the Peoples Republic of China"
Phyllis M. Frakt, Rider College
"The Concept of Representation"
Vincent Hauge, Michigan Technological University
"Problems of Representation: Experiences of the Federal Republic of Germany"
Mary Philip Trauth, S.N.D., Thomas More College
Ethical Issues Panel 2. Participation ..................... Saturday 11:45 a.m., Dupont Suite
Chair: Martin Diamond, Georgetown University
Papers: "Public Administration and Classical Theory: The Issue of Participation"
Patricia M. Alt, Miller & Byrne, Inc., Rockville, Maryland
"Changing Styles of Political Participation in Germany"
John D. Elliott
"Citizen Involvement in the National Environmental Policy Act, 1969"
Sally K. Fairfax, University of Michigan
"The Concept of Participation"
Peter G. Stillman, Vassar College
Ethical Issues Panel 3. Public Interest ..................... Friday 9:30 a.m., Kalorama Suite
Chair: Stanley Rothman, Smith College
Papers: "Political Implications of Genetics Research"
Robert H. Blank, University of Idaho
"Broadcasting in the Public Interest: The Legacy of Federal Communications
Commissioner Nicholas Johnson"
Kenneth L. Kolson, Hiram College
"Competing Models of Land Formation"
Louise G. White, American University
"The Concept of 'The Public Interest': Myth and Necessity"
Thomas C. Hone, Southern Illinois University
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Ethical Issues Panel 4. Equality ........................ Saturday 2:00 p.m., Kalorama Suite
Chair: James Foster, Emory and Henry College
Papers: "Philosophical Assumptions Underlying Arguments Concerning Human Equality"
Bette Novit Evans, Creighton University
"The Politics of Inequality: Toward an Ideology of Knowledge"
Stuart C. Gilman, University of Richmond
"Equality and Freedom: The Political and Social Ideas of the Catholic Worker Movement"
Mary C. Segers, Rutgers University, Newark Campus
"Marcuse's Concept of Equality"
David R. Williams, California State University-Northridge
Disc.: Donald L. Scruggs, Stephens College
APSA ORGANIZED SUBFIELDS MEETINGS
James Q. Wilson and Harvey C. Mansfield, Jr., Harvard University, Chairpersons
At its meeting in August, 1976, the Council of the APSA requested that the 1977 Program
Committee "explore the degree of interest in beginning to organize continuing sections" for the
annual APSA program. The reasons for this request include a desire to provide greater clarity and
continuity in the program sections and to permit scholars working in those subfields to participate
more fully in defining the panel topics.
In response to this request, a series of open sessions will be convened at which scholars in various
subfields of political science may discuss and make recommendations regarding the feasibility and
desirability of having permanent, or semi-permanent, sections as is now the case in the American
Anthropology Association, the American Psychological Association, and the American Sociological
Association.
Clearly, people will differ as to the specification of subfields. The list below is merely a starting
point. The main task of subfield definition, however, should be left to those who work in them and
who may wish to attend the meetings themselves. At some subfield meetings, members may decide
that they do not wish to become an organized subfield and that more diversity is secured by the
present system of rapid turnover. In others, those in attendance may express a strong desire for
permanent organization for the reasons above suggested, but perhaps along lines not envisaged by
the list below. Members are free to attend as many subfield meetings as they wish.
We see these meetings as the beginning of an extended exploration of the issue. Each meeting will
be initiated by a "convenor." At the meeting, those present may elect to choose another
chairperson, or they may choose to disband forthwith, or they may discuss the issue in general
terms, or they may formulate detailed recommendations.
The convenor of each meeting will be responsible for insuring that the meeting is held, that the key
questions are put to those who attend, and that a report to the Program Committee is written on
the results of the meeting. The Program Committee will transmit these reports to the Council for
its consideration. The Council, in turn, may wish to develop criteria for recognizing an organized
subfield and it may choose to proceed incrementally, authorizing subfields in some areas and not
others.
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1. Political Philosophy and Political Thought ......... Thursday 11:45 a.m., Georgetown West
Convenor: Dennis Thompson, Princeton University
2. Electoral and Voting Behavior ................... Thursday 11 :45 a.m., Georgetown East
Convenor: Donald Stokes, Princeton University
3. Comparative Politics .............................. Thursday 11:45 a.m., Monroe West
Convenor: Suzanne Berger, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
4. Public Policy Analysis .............................. Thursday 4:15 p.m., Monroe East
Convenor: Aaron Wildavsky, Russell Sage Foundation
5. Law, Courts, and Judicial Behavior .................. Thursday 4:15 p.m., Military Room
Convenor: Samuel Krislov, University of Minnesota
6. Empirical Theory, Methodology, and the
Philosophy of Science ........................... Friday 11 :45 a.m., Georgetown West
Convenor: Henry Teune, University of Pennsylvania
7. Legislative Processes, Behavior, and Representation ........ Friday 11:45 a.m., Monroe East
Convenor: Samuel C. Patterson, University of Iowa
8. Federalism, Intergovernmental Relations,
and Urban Politics .............................. Friday 11 :45 a.m., Georgetown East
Convenor: Deil Wright, University of North Carolina
9. Administration, Organization, and Executives ....... Saturday 11 :45 a.m., Georgetown West
Convenor: Francis E. Rourke, Johns Hopkins University
10. Political Psychology and Political Socialization ....... Saturday 11 :45 a.m., Georgetown East
Convenor: Jack Dennis, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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11. International and Transnational Politics,
Including International Organizations ................. Saturday 11:45 a.m., Monroe West
Convenor: Robert Keohane, Stanford University
12. Political Economy ................................ Saturday 1 1 :45 a.m., Monroe East
Convenor: Edward R. Tufte, Yale University
APSA COMMITTEE ON PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Panel. Career Alternatives for Political Scientists ............ Friday 11:45 a.m., Lincoln Easti
Chair: Thomas E. Mann,APSA
Panelists: Theodore F. Macaluso, Miller & Byrne, Inc.
Thomas J. Miller, Department of State
Karl T. Kurtz, National Conference of State Legislatures
Karen Dolmatch Shaw, Bank of America
APSA COMMITTEE ON PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM
Joseph Tanenhaus,SUNY, Stony Brook, Chairperson
Open Meeting ................................. Thursday 11:45 a.m., Chevy Chase Suite
APSA COMMITTEE ON PRE-COLLEGIATE EDUCATION
Richard C. Snyder, Ohio State University, Chairperson
Meeting 1 ............................... Tuesday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Farragut Suite
Meeting 2 ............................. Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Farragut Suite
Panel 1. NSF Teacher Training Seminars and Workshops on
Political Science ................................... Thursday 9:30 a.m., Bancroft Suite
Chair: Judith A. Gillespie, Indiana University
Panel 2. Volumes of Readings in Political Education ......... Friday 2:00 p.m., Bancroft Suite
Chair: Harmon Zeigler, University of Oregon
Panelists will be other members of the Board of Editors.
APSA AD HOC COMMITTEE ON
REGIONAL AND STATE POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATIONS
Currin V. Shields, University of Arizona, Chairperson
Committee Meeting ................................ Thursday 11 :45 a.m., Bancroft Suite
APSA COMMITTEE ON RESEARCH SUPPORT
Open Meeting. Research Support for Political Scientists:
Where to Look .................................... Thursday 11:45 a.m., Dupont Suite
Chair: Stephen F. Szabo, Georgetown University and APSA
Disc.: Richard E. Dawson, Program Director, National Science Program, National Science
Foundation
Richard Hayes, CACI, Inc., Arlington, Virginia
Thomas Lalley, Center for Studies of Crime and Delinquency, NIMH
Louis H. Masotti, Director, The Center for Urban Affairs, Northwestern University
APSA COMMITTEE ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN THE PROFESSION
Mary L. Shanley, Vassar College, Chairperson
Committee Meeting ................................ Wednesday 7:30 p.m., Bancroft Suite
Panel. Methodological Issues and the
Study of Political Women .............................. Saturday 11:45 a.m., State Room
Chair: Mary L. Shanley, Vassar College; and Sarah Slavin Schramm, George Washington
University
Panelists: Jean B. Elshtain, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Rita Mae Kelly, Rutgers University, Camden
Virginia Sapiro, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Robert Darcy, George Washington University
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COURTESY LISTING
OF UNAFFILIATED GROUPS
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
Board Meeting ..................................... Thursday 11 :45 a.m., Farragut Suite
AMERICAN POLITICS QUARTERLY
Samuel A. Kirkpatrick, Texas A & M University, Editor
Editorial Board Meeting ............................. Thursday 4:15 p.m., Kalorama Suite
ASIAN POLITICAL SCIENTISTS GROUP
Chun-tu Hsueh, University of Maryland, Organizer
Business Meeting ...................................... Friday 4:15 p.m., Conservatory
Panel 1. "New Look at Asian Foreign Policies" ............. Thursday 11:45 a.m., Grant Suite
Chair: Chun-tu Hsueh, University of Maryland
Papers: "China and Indo-China"
Douglas Pike, U.S. Department of State
"Chinese Foreign Policy"
James Hsiung, New York University
"Japanese Foreign Policy"
Sheldon W. Simon, Arizona State University
"Korean Foreign Policy: Views from Seoul and Pyong yang"
Ilpyong J. Kim, University of Connecticut; and Joon Kyu Park, Seoul National
University
Disc.: Kenneth M. Quinn, U.S. Department of State
A. M. Halpern, George Washington University
Panel 2. "The 'Koreagate' and its Political Ramifications" ....... Friday 11:45 a.m., Grant Suite
Chair: Yung-hwan Jo, Arizona State University
Papers: "On the House Special Investigation of Korean-American Relations: Perspectives of the
Staff Director"
Robert Boettcher, U.S. House Subcommittee on International Organization
"Impacts of the Korean Scandal on American Foreign Policy: Perspectives of the Former
Head of Korean Desk, State Department"
Donald Ranard, Center for International Policy
"The Politics of the KCIA in the U.S.: Perspectives of the Former Director, Korean
Information Office"
Jai Hyon Lee, Western Illinois University
"Some Economic Consequences of Political Corruption: A View of Korea's Christian
Perspective"
Harold Ka kwon Sunoo, Central Methodist College
"The Korean and Chinese Lobby in the American Political System: A Comparative
Study"
Joong-Gun Chung, University of Nebraska, Omaha
Disc.: Gisbert H. Flanz, New York University
Karl P. Magyar, American Graduate School of International Management
Bong Ho Lee, Law School, Emory University
Nathan White, Institute for Defense Analysis
Seung Kwon Synn, Choong-Ang University
WALTER BAGEHOT RESEARCH COUNCIL ON NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY
Henry Paolucci,St. John's University, President
State of the Nation Advisory Board
Breakfast Meeting ............................... Saturday 8:30 a.m., Independence Suite
Panel. National Security and the Nation-State System: The Policies of W. W. Rostow,
H. A. Kissinger, and Z. Brzezinski ...................... Saturday 2:00 p.m., Hamilton Suite
Papers: "Rostow and Bagehot on Strength of Nations"
Ronald F. Docksai, Georgetown University
"Beyond the Nation-State: From Kant to Kissinger, and Brzezinski"
Henry Paolucci, St. John's University
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BRITISH POLITICS GROUP
Jorgen Rasmussen, Iowa State University, Executive Secretary
Panel 1. The Role of Movement Politics in a
Traditionalist Democracy .............................. Friday 9:30 a.m., Hamilton Suite
Chair: Alan Ward, College of William and Mary
Papers: "Attitudes Toward Political Conflict in Britain"
Louise Comfort, San Jose State University
"The Limits of Movement Politics: The Case of British Feminism"
Dorothy Stetson, Florida Atlantic University
"Development of an Interest Group Movement in a Local Environment"
Michael Baer, University of Kentucky
Panel 2. The Response of Parliamentary Democracy to
Political Violence .................................. Saturday 9:30 a.m., Hamilton Suite
Chair: Richard Rose, University of Strathclyde
Papers: "Political Violence and Parliamentary Democracy: A Comparative Perspective"
Fred von der Mahden, Rice University
"The Police and the Military in Ulster: Peace-Keeping or Peace-Subverting Forces?"
Cynthia Enloe, Clark University
"British Policy towards the Northern Ireland Conflict"
Paul Power, University of Cincinnati
Business Meeting .................................... Sunday 9:30 a.m., Hamilton Suite
Presiding: Leon Epstein, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Address: "Secrecy in British Administration: Has Anything Changed?"
James B. Christoph, Indiana University
Commentator: L. J: Sharpe, Nuffield College, Oxford University
N.B. See also, "Joint Country Groups" listing for two additional panels sponsored by the British
Politics Group, the Conference Group on French Politics and Society, The Conference Group on
German Politics, and The Conference Group on Italian Politics.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ...................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Hemisphere Room
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES
Reception for friends and alumni of the Department of Political Science;
Placement Chairpersons are especially invited ............... Thursday 6:30 p.m., Edison Suite
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science .......................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Jackson Suite
CAUCUS FOR A NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE
Edward Malecki, California State University-Los Angeles, Program Chairperson
Business Meeting ..................................... Friday 4:15 p.m., Jefferson West
Coordinating Council Meeting I ....................... Thursday 2:00 p.m., Bancroft Suite
Coordinating Council Meeting 11 .................... Saturday 4:15 p.m., Independence Suite
Task Force I ....................................... Friday 11:45 a.m., Hamilton Suite
Task Force II ......................................... Friday 2:00 p.m., Lincoln East
Task Force III ..................................... Saturday 11:45 a.m., Cabinet Room
Task Force IV ........................... Saturday 2:00 p.m., International Ballroom East
Panel 1. Countdown 1984-The Political, Social, Economic and Moral Issues
of the 70s and Early 80s ......................... Thursday 9:30 a.m., Independence Suite
Chair: Peoples Business Commission (Jeremy Rifkin, Ted Howard and Randy Barber)
Panel 2. American Capitalism, the Democratic Party and
Socialist Politics in the 70s and 80s .................... Thursday 11:45 a.m., Hamilton Suite
Chair: John Rensenbrink, Bowdoin College
Panelists: Gar Alperowitz, Exploratory Projects for Economic Alternatives
Stanley Aronowitz, University of California, Irvine
Michael Harrington, Democratic Socialist Campaign Committee
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Panel 3. Politics and Literature: Revolution and the
Problem of Individualization ...................... Thursday 2:00 p.m., Independence Suite
Chair: Marc Scheinman, Rutgers University, Douglass College
Papers: "Death and Rebellion in the Modern Political Novel"
Michael J. Gargas McGrath, Brown University
"Albert Camus: Resistance, Rebellion and Disengagement"
Marc Scheinman, Rutgers University, Douglass College
Disc.: Mary L. Shanley, Vassar College
Panel 4. Self-Determination and Statehood:
The Case of Puerto Rico ............................. Thursday 2:00 p.m., Jefferson West
Chair: Jorge S. Heine and Yereth K. Knowles, Inter-American University of Puerto Rico
Panel 5. Market Socialism as a
Program for the United States ......................... Thursday 2:00 p.m., Kalorama Suite
Chair: Leland Stauber, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
Papers: "Market Socialism as a Middle War: The Local Government Investment Fund Approach"
Leland G. Stauber, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
[title unknown)
Arthur DiQuattro, University of Washington
[title unknown]
Charles B. Hagan, University of Houston and University of Illinois
[title unknown]
Deborah D. Milenkovitch, Barnard College
[title unknown]
George R. Feiwel, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Panel 6. The Politics of Nonviolence and
Anti-Militarism ................................... Friday 9:30 a.m., Independence Suite
Chair: Mulford Q. Sibley, University of Minnesota
Papers: "The Fallacy of Revolution Through Violence"
John M. Swomley, St. Paul School of Theology, Kansas City
"Reconciliation of Groups: Dilemmas of Pacifist Participation in the Political Process"
Richard W. Taylor, Kent State University
"The Fallacy of National Defense by the Military: The Case for Unilateral
Disarmament"
Mulford Q. Sibley, University of Minnesota
Disc.: Glenn Paige, University of Hawaii, Honolulu
Panel 7. Using Dependency Theory and the Marxist-Leninist Perspective
to Study Latin America ................................ Friday 9:30 a.m., Jackson Suite
Chair: Joel Edelstein, University of Colorado, Denver
Papers: "Panama: 'Pure' Dependency and Class Struggle"
Doug Vaughan, University of Denver Graduate School of International Relations
"The Peronist Period of 1943-1955 as a Transitional Stage Toward a Dependent
Industrial Economy"
Thomas M. H. Koppner, Graduate College, CUNY
Disc.: Harry E. Vanden, University of Southern Florida
Robert H. Trudeau, Providence College
Panel 8. Powerlessness and the Delivery of
Social Services ....................................... Friday 11:45 a.m., Jackson Suite
Chair: James Foster and Stephen L. Fisher, Emory and Henry College
Papers: "Class Consciousness and Destructive Power in Appalachia."
James Foster, Stephen L. Fisher and Steven Robinson, Emory and Henry College
"Home Ownership and the Mtyh of Personal Power"
Robert Rakoff, University of Illinois, Chicago Circle
"Systemic Correlates of Community Power: A Tale of Two Cities"
Richard Couto, Center for Health Services, Vanderbilt University
Disc.: Rob Burlage, Institute for Policy Studies
Herbert Reid, University of Kentucky
Panel 9. Beyond Critical Theory .......................... Friday 2:00 p.m., Jackson Suite
Chair: Paul Piccone, Washington University
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Papers: "Toward a Critical Theory of Needs"
Paul Piccone, Washington University
"The Impact of Adorno and Benjamin in the U.S."
William Leiss, York University
"From Critical to Traditional Theory"
Susan Buck-Morss, Institute for Policy Studies, Washington, D.C.
"Critical Theory and Planning"
James Schmidt, University of Texas, Austin
Disc.: Wodek Szemberg, York University
Andrew Arato, Cooper Union
Panel 10. The Politics of Nuclear Power ............... Friday 2:00 p.m., Independence Suite
Chair: Elizabeth S. Palter, Bryant College
Papers: "The Nuclear-Powered Media"
Elizabeth Scholes, Executive Director, IPECS
"The Safety of Nuclear Workers and the Karen Silkwood Case"
Steve Wodea, Legislative Aide, Oil, Chemical and Atmoic Workers International Union
"The Politics of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission: Standards and Licensing"
Elizabeth S. Palter, Bryant College
[title unknown]
Sam Lovejoy, Anti-Nuclear Activist, Montague, Massachusetts
[title unknown]
Union of Concerned Scientists
Panel 11. Radical Political Psychology .................... Saturday 9:30 a.m., Lincoln West
Chair: Victor Wolfenstein, University of California, Los Angeles
Papers: "Women and Class Consciousness: A Psychoanalytic Approach"
Temma Kaplan, University of California, Los Angeles
"Pathological Narcissism and Democratic Individualism"
Jon Schiller, University of Illinois, Urbana
"Groundwork for a Marxist Psychoanalysis"
Eugene Victor Wolfenstein, University of California, Los Angeles
Panel 12. Just What Are Dialectics? ..................... Saturday 9:30 a.m., Jefferson East
Chair: Nancy Hartsock, Johns Hopkins University
Papers: "Leninist Dialectics"
John Enrenberg, University of New Mexico
"A Marxist Critique of Husserl's Methodology"
N. Patrick Peritore, University of Missouri, Columbia
Disc.: Howard Sherman, University of California, Riverside
Panel 13. Current Trends and Directions in
Power Structure Research ........................ Saturday 11:45 a.m., Independence Suite
Chair: Benjamin W. Smith, California State University, Los Angeles
Papers: "The Study of State and Ruling Class in Corporate America: New Directions"
G. William Domhoff, University of California, Santa Cruz
"Economic and Social Dimensions of Interlocking"
David Bunting and Tsung-hua Liu, Eastern Washington State College
"The Role of Finance Capital in American Corporate Networks"
Michael Schwartz and Beth Minz, SUNY, Stony Brook
Disc.: Thomas R. Dye, Florida State University
Vic Reinemer, Staff Director, Subcommittee on Reports, Accounting, and Management,
U.S. Senate
Philip Burch, Rutgers University
Panel 14. Contemporary Theories of Feminism ........... Saturday 11 :45 a.m., Jackson Suite
Chair: Jean Bethke Elshtain, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Papers: "Hegel's Conception of the Family: A Feminist Inquiry"
Joan Landes, Hampshire Colege
"Feminism as Theory and Analysis"
Nancy C. M. Hartsock, Johns Hopkins University
"Radical Feminism and Marxist Feminism: Contrasting Assumptions and Their
Implications"
Vivian Goldman, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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Disc.: Michael McGrath, Brown University
Gilbert Abcarian, Florida State University
Panel 15. Judicial Repression .......................... Saturday 2:00 p.m., Jackson Suite
Chair: Rick Castberg, University of Hawaii, Hilo
Papers: "Theoretical Perspectives on Judicial Repression: Some Considerations on the State"
Adelaide H. Villmoare, Vassar College
"Prosecutorial Use of Conspiracy Statutes"
Rick Castberg, University of Hawaii, Hilo
Panel 16. The Left in Western Europe ................ Saturday 2:00 p.m., Independence Suite
Chair: Belden Fields, University of Illinois, Urbana
Papers: "Depolarization and the Italian Left"
Robert Leonardi, Institute of Public Policy Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor;
Raffaella Y. Nanette, Department of Community and Regional Planning, Kansas
State University, Manhattan; and Robert D. Putnam, Department of Political Science
and Institute of Public Policy Studies, University of Michigan
"French Labor and the Electoral Alliance of the Seventies"
Fred L. Williams, University of Maryland, European Division
"Freedom, Equality and the Unity of the German Left"
Michael Kraft, Department of Philosophy, Mars Hill College, North Carolina; and Larry
Stern, Mars Hill College, Department of Political Science
Disc.: Bogdan Denitch, Department of Sociology, University of New York
Panel 17. Participation and Democracy ................ Sunday 9:00 a.m., Independence Suite
Chair: David Porter, Marlboro College
Papers: "Democracy, Participation and Leadership: Theoretical Concerns"
Mark Kann, University of Southern California
"Deterrents to Participation"
Greta Salem, DePaul University
"Participation and Leadership in the Historical Anarchist Movement"
David Porter, Marlboro College
Panel 18. Political Theory and Underdevelopment ....... Sunday 2:00 p.m., Independence Suite
Chair: Enid Hill, American University, Cairo
Papers: "The Classical Theory of Imperialism and Its Contemporary Dissenters"
Jim Paul, MERIP
"Emmanuel Wallerstein and Perry Anderson as Theorists of Capitalist Development"
Jon Wiener, University of California, Irvine
"Political Theory as Political Economy: Concepts and Methodology"
Enid Hill, American University, Cairo
Disc.: Harry Nagdoff, Monthly Review Press
Workshop I. Democratizing the Workplace
in the United States ........................... Thursday 11:45 a.m., Independence Suite
Chair: George Benello, Federation of Economic Democracy; and Stephen Sachs, Indiana
University-Purdue University, Indianapolis
Workshop II. Dialectics:
The Problem of Internal Relations ................... Friday 11:45 a.m., Independence Suite
Chair: Bertell Oilman, New York University
Paper: "Negative Dialectics as Eclipse of Reason"
Morton Schoolman, BowdoinCollege, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Panelists: Jim Schmidt, University of Texas, Austin
Ted Norton, Vassar College
Joan Landes, Hampshire College
Nancy Hartsock, Johns Hopkins University
Bruce Rappaport
Workshop III. Radical Teaching .................... Sunday 11 :45 a.m., Independence Suite
Chair: Ted Norton, Vassar College
Panelists: Jean Bethke Elshtain, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Bruce Rappaport
Ira Shor, CUNY
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ......................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Kalorama Suite
WINSTON S. CHURCHILL ASSOCIATION
Harry V. Jaffa, Claremont Graduate School, President
Panel. The German Threat of the 1930s and the
Russian Threat of the 1970s ............................ Saturday 2:00 p.m., Lincoln East
Chair: Harry V. Jaffa, Claremont Graduate School
Paper: (title unknown]
Harold W. Rood, Claremont Men's College, Claremont Graduate School, and Stanford
Research Institute
Discussants will be prominent representatives of divergent views.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ........................ Thursday 6:30 p.m., Jackson Suite
COMMITTEE ON CONCEPTUAL AND TERMINOLOGICAL ANALYSIS
George J. Graham, Jr., Vanderbilt University
Session 1. Analysis of Selected
Social Science Concepts ............................. Thursday 7:30 p.m., Hamilton Suite
Chair: David C. Paris, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Papers: " 'Power' Revisied"
Felix Oppenheim, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
"Conceptual Chaos in Political Economy: The Mythical Precision of 'Unemployment'
and 'Inflation' "
Kristen Monroe, SUNY, Stony Brook
"Public Policy"
Glenda M. Patrick, University of Toronto
Session 2. Toward a Standard Format
for Conceptual Analysis ................................ Saturday 2:00 p.m., State Room
Chair: George J. Graham, Jr., Vanderbilt University
Papers: "A Format for Conceptual Analysis"
Giovanni Sartori, Stanford University
"Bureaucracy: A Conceptual Analysis"
Fred W. Riggs, The University of Hawaii
"Integration: A Conceptual Analysis"
Henry Teune, University of Pennsylvania
Session 3. Workshop on 'Paraconcepts' and Inventories ...... Sunday 9:30 a.m., Kalorama Suite
Chair: Fred W. Riggs, University of Hawaii
This workshop will deal with clarification of concepts employed in conceptual analysis and in
concept inventories by focusing on "paraconcepts" as articulated in Rigg's CISS Working Paper No.
70, available through the International Studies Association. COCTA activities in conjunction with
the Concept Inventory and with other international groups and associations will be discussed.
Session 4. Special Workshop on
"A Format for Conceptual Analysis" .................... Sunday 2:00 p.m., Kalorama Suite
Chair: Giovanni Sartori, Stanford University
COMMUNIST STUDIES GROUP
Jan Triska,Stanford University, Organizer
Luncheon Meeting .................................. Thursday 11:45 a.m., Lincoln East
COMPARATIVE URBAN RESEARCH
William J. Hanna, University of Texas at Dallas, Organizer
Reception and Meeting: Urban Political Economy:
Comparative Perspectives ............................ Thursday 5:30 p.m., Bancroft Suite
CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE
Panel. Domestic Intelligence and Surveillance:
Directions in Public Policy ............................. Friday 11:45 a.m., Jefferson East
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Chair: Fred M. Kaiser, Analyst in American Government Congressonal Research Service
Panelists: John T. Elliff, Professional Staff, Subcommittee on Rights of Americans, Senate Select
Committee on Intelligence
Kenneth J. Hodson, Executive Staff Director, National Commission for the Review of
Federal and State Laws Relating to Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance
Douglas Lea, Staff Counsel, Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights, Senate
Committee on the Judiciary
Alan F. Westin, Columbia University
POLITICAL SCIENTISTS INTERESTED IN DIPLOMACY
Smith Simpson, Annandale, Virginia, Organizer
Meeting .......................................... Thursday 4:15 p.m., Jefferson West
Breakfast Meeting ..................................... Friday 8:30 a.m., Bancroft Suite
DUKE UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science .......................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Jefferson East
EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF POLITICS
Panel 1 .......................................... Thursday 11:45 a.m., Caucus Room
Chair: James Dyson, Florida State University
Panel 2 ............................................ Friday 11:45 a.m., Caucus Room
CAUCUS FOR FAITH AND POLITICS
William C. Johnson, Bethel College, Organizer
Breakfast Meeting ................................... Saturday 8:00 a.m., Jackson Suite
Panel .............................................. Saturday 9:30 a.m., Lincoln East
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF FEDERALISM
Benjamin Schuster, Coordinator
Publius Editorial Board Breakfast Meeting .................. Sunday 8:30 a.m., Jackson Suite
Conference for Federal Studies,
Membership Meeting ................................ Friday 11:45 a.m., Chevy Chase Suite
Chair: Daniel J. Elazar, Temple University
COUNCIL ON FOUNDATIONS, INC., JOINT COMMITTEE ON RESEARCH
Hugh F. Cline, Princeton, New Jersey, Organizer
Panel ............................................ Saturday 11:45 a.m., Farragut Suite
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Government ............................ Friday 6:30 p.m., Bancroft Suite
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science .................... Thursday 6:30 p.m., Chevy Chase Suite
CONFERENCE GROUP ON GERMAN POLITICS
Charles R. Foster, Washington, D.C., Secretary-Treasurer
Business Meeting ................................ Thursday 5:00 p.m., Hemisphere Room
Panel. Roundtable on the German Election ............. Thursday 11:45 a.m., Cabinet Room
Chair: David Conradt, University of Florida
Paper: "Reflections of Intra-Party Conflicts in Mass Belief Systems: Some Evidence from the
1976 Election in West Germany"
Ferdinand F. Mueller, Universitat Hamburg; and Kai Hildebrandt, University of Michigan
Panelists: Peter Merkl, University of California, Santa Barbara
Gerlad Braunthal, University of Massachusetts
William Schneider, Harvard University
N.B. See also "Joint Country Groups" listing for two additional panels sponsored by the British
Politics Group, The Conference Group on French Politics and Society, The Conference Group on
German Politics, and The Conference Group on Italian Politics.
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POLITICAL SCIENTISTS INTERESTED IN GOVERNMENT AND THE ARTS
Panel .......................................... Friday 11 :45 a.m., Hemisphere Room
Chair: Kevin Mulcahy, Claremont Men's College
Papers: "Government Support: Its Impact on the Audience for the Arts"
Paul Di Maggio and Michael Useem, Boston University,
"The National Government and the Arts: An Uneasy Relationship"
Lawrence Man kin, Arizona State University
"Budgetary Strategies of the National Endowment of the Arts"
C. Richard Swaim, Colorado State University
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT RESEARCH
Gary Nordlinger, Organizer
Panel. Government Secrecy and Sunshine:
Freedom of Information and Political Research ............ Saturday 2:00 p.m., Jefferson East
Moderator: Gary Nordlinger, Notdlinger Associates
Panelists: Jeffrey Axelrad, Chief, Information and Privacy Section, Civil Division, U.S. Depart-
mento f Justice
Daniel Guttman, Washington, D.C.
Morton Halperin, Washington, D.C.
Everett Mann, Center for the Administration of Justice, The American University
Eric Novotny, American Bankers Association and Commission on Federal Paperwork
MODERN GREEK STUDIES ASSOCIATION
See Conference Group on Italian Politics, Panel 2.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Government ............................. Friday 6:30 p.m., Dupont Suite
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH POLITICS
Jerry L. Weaver, University of Claifornia, Los Angeles, Organizer
Breakfast Meeting .................................. Saturday 8:00 a.m., Kalorama Suite
Panel 1. The Politics of National Health Policies:
A Comparative Perspective .......................... Saturday 11:45 a.m., Kalorama Suite
Chair: Jerry L. Weaver, University of California, Los Angeles
Panelists: Guatemala: Kenneth Farr, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Colombia and Honduras: Antonio Ugalde, University of Texas at Austin
Canada: G. R. Weller, Lakehead University, Ontario
Indonesia, Pakistan and Thailand: Jerry L. Weaver, University of California, Los Angeles
France and Germany: Christa Altenstetter, International Institute of Management,
Berlin
Panel 2. Regulation of the Health Care System .............. Saturday 2:00 p.m., Lincoln West
Chair: James M. Brasfield, Webster College
Papers: "Conflict in Fegulatory Goals: The Case of the Professional Standards Review Program"
Harry M. Rosen, CUNY, Baruch College
"Health Care Planning and Capital Expenditure Control, or Making Bricks Without
Straw"
Carolyn Harmon, Lewin and Associates
"PSROs: The Myth of Local Control"
John D. Blum, Boston University
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ...................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Chevy Chase Suite
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science .......................... Thursday 6:30 p.m., Grant Suite
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Panel. Problems of Human Rights and
United States Foreign Policy ........................... Thursday 7:30 p.m., Conservatory
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INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION
Governing Council Meeting .......................... Friday 10:00 a.m., Carl Beck's Room
Internet Meeting ............................... Friday 11:45 a.m., Thoroughbred Room
Chair: Cynthia Enloe, Clark University; and Kay Lawson, San Francisco State University
INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RESEARCH
Reception .......................................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Cabinet Room
INTER-UNIVERSITY SEMINAR ON ARMED FORCES AND SOCIETY
Sam C. Sarkesian, Organizer
Panel 1. U.S. Military Careers and Retirement ............. Thursday 2:00 p.m., Jefferson East
Chair: Albert Biderman, Bureau of Social Science Research
Panel 2. U.S. General Purpose Forces and
Military Posture ....................................... Friday 9:30 a.m., Lincoln West
Chair: Frank B. Horton III, Washington, D.C.; and Edward Deagle, Washington, D.C.
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ....................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Georgetown West
CONFERENCE GROUP ON ITALIAN POLITICS
Norman Kogan, University of Connecticut, Organizer
Luncheon ............................................ Friday 11:45 a.m., State Room
Panel 1. The Historic Compromise: Policy Implications
and International Repercussions .......................... Friday 9:30 a.m., Jefferson East
Chair: Joan Barth Urban, Catholic University of America
Papers: "The Historic Compromise in PCI Perspective"
Lawrence Gray, Johns Hopkins University
"The United States and the Historic Compromise: An End to the Cold War?"
Robert Leonardi, University of Michigan
"The PCI and Europe: Historically Compromised?"
Simon Serfaty, Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies
"The PCI and Moscow: Kto kovo?"
Joan Barth Urban, Catholic University of America
Disc.: Eric Willenz, U.S. Department of State, Washington, D.C.
Panel 2. Mediterranean Politics: Transitions ............... Saturday 2:00 p.m., Jefferson West
(Co-sponsored with The Modern Greek Studies Association and The Society for Spanish and
Portuguese Historical Studies.)
Chair: Juan Linz, Yale University; and Giuseppe Di Palma, University of California, Berkeley
Papers: "Greece: Transitions"
Nikiforos Biamandouros, Orange County Community College
"Italy: Transitions"
Giuseppe Di Palma, University of California, Berkeley
"Spain: Transitions"
Juan Linz, Yale University
"Portugal: Transitions"
Philippe Schmitter, University of Chicago
"Mass Electorates at the Reinstatement of Democracy"
Giacomo Sani, Ohio State University
Disc.: A. F. K. Organski, University of Michigan
N.B. See also "Joint Country Groups" listing for two additional panels sponsored by The British
Politics Group, The Conference Group on French Politics and Society, The Conference Group on
German Politics, and The Conference Group on Italian Politics.
POLITICAL SCIENTISTS SPECIALIZING ON JAPAN
Meeting ........................................... Saturday 4:15 p.m., Jackson Suite
Chair: Lee W. Farnsworth, Brigham Young University
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Special Speaker: Joji Watanuki,Sophia University and Harvard University
"What Japanese are Studying about the Politics of Japan"
Social: Following the meeting an adjournment will be made to a local Asian restaurant.
JOINT COUNTRY GROUPS
The British Politics Group, The Conference Group on French Politics and Society, The Conference
Group on German Politics, and The Conference Group on Italian Politics.
Panel 1. The Rediscovery of Location: Regionalism, Devolution, Separatism-
Transitory or Permanent Phenomena? ................... Thursday 2:00 p.m., Jackson Suite
Chair: George K. Romoser, University of New Hampshire and Chairman, Conference Group on
German Politics
Participants: Arthur Cyr, The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
William Beer, Brooklyn College
John Ambler, Rice University
Raffaella Nanetti, Kansas State University
Daniel-Louis Seiler, University of Quebec, Montreal
Stephen Schechter, Center for the Study of Federalism, SUNY, Albany
James H. Wolfe, University of Southern Mississippi
Panel 2. No Way Out? The Dilemmas of Economic Policy
in Western European Democracies ....................... Friday 2:00 p.m., Hamilton Suite
Chair: Peter Wallach, University of Wisconsin, Green Bay
Papers: "The Political Role of Organized Labor in West Germany"
Donald Hancock, University of Texas at Austin
"The Dilemmas of Political Economy in Western Europe: The Case of Britain"
Robert Lieber, University of California, Davis
"The Italian Economic Crisis of the 1970s"
Raymond Lubitz, Economist, Division of Internal Finance, Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System
Disc.: Robert Ryan, Department of Statte, Washington, D.C.
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ........................ Thursday 6:30 p.m., Dupont Suite
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science .......................... Thursday 6:30 p.m., Map Room
MIDWEST POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
Council Breakfast Meeting ........................... Thursday 8:00 a.m., Kalorama Suite
Program Committee Meeting .......................... Thursday 2:00 p.m., Hamilton Suite
Committee on the Status of Women: Meeting .............. Thursday 2:00 p.m., Lincoln West
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
Reception in honor of Frank J. Sorauf
and Robert T. Holt .................................. Thursday 6:30 p.m., Caucus Room
NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
Reception .................................... Thursday 7:00 p.m., Independence Suite
NATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS AND THE
FEDERAL JUDICIAL CENTER ........................... Friday 11 :45 a.m., Bancroft Suite
Roundtable on Current Research on Trial Court Delay
Organizers: Barry Mahoney, Thomas S. Church and Steven Flanders
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES-UNIVERSITY RESEARCH WORKSHOP
Panel. The Urban Observatory Concept: Policy and
Planning Support through University Research ............. Saturday 4:15 p.m., Caucus Room
Chair: Earl W. Linveit, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Policy Development and Research,
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Panelists: Frank Steggert, Indiana University, South Bend
Ralph S. Hambrick, Jr., Texas A & M University
William A. Elwood, Special Assistant to the President, University for Special Programs,
University of Virginia
Robert A. Slach, Director of Durham Urban Observatory
POLITICAL SCIENTISTS INTERESTED IN NATIVE AMERICANS IN AMERICAN POLITICS
Workshop ........................................... Friday 11:45 a.m., Monroe West
Chair: James Bryant III, University of Wisconsin Center-Rock County
Participants: Theodore Taylor, George Washington University
Hanna Cortner, School of Renewable Natural Resources, University of Arizona
Michael Melody, St. Leo's College
NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATION RESEARCH GROUP
Panel. Neighborhood Research:
Issues, Strategies, and Priorities ............................. Friday 2:00 p.m., Grant Suite
Chair: Frances Bish, Indiana University
This panel will be concerned with the information needs and research priorities of neighborhood
groups and neighborhood researchers. Panel members will focus upon several different themes: (1)
identifying neighborhood information and research priorities; (2) developing cooperative relation-
ships between neighborhood groups and neighborhood researchers; and (3) diverse uses and users
of neighborhood information and research.
Panel members include:
Roger Ahlbrnadt and Jim Cunningham, University of Pittsburgh-on the Pittsburgh Neighborhood
Information System
Robert Yin, Rand Institute, Washington, D.C.-on the non-profit research corporation perspective
Louis Masotti, Northwestern University-on Northwestern's Neighborhood Research Voucher
Experiment
Rebecca Androtti, Tri-City Citizens Union for Progress, Newark, New Jersey-Discussant
Richard Cook, Regional Planning Council, Baltimore-Discussant
Organizational Meeting .............................. Thursday 11 :45 a.m., Jackson Suite
Moderators: Elinor Ostrom, Indiana University; and Milton Kotler, Institute for Policy Research
The Neighborhood Organization Research Group was established at the last annual meeting of The
American Political Science Association. The objectives of the group are: (1) to encourage research
on neighborhoods, neighborhood organizations, and neighborhood government; and (2) to serve as
a vehicle for the exchange of information on such research among academicians, public officials
and community leaders.
The purposes of this meeting will be to: (1) report on the year's activities; (2) define priorities and
objectives for the coming year; and (3) establish an organizational framework for accomplishing
these objectives. We will also be discussing potential sources and means of funding NORG
activities. The meeting will be convened by Elinor Ostrom and Milton Kotler. Any and all of you
interested in neighborhood research and related issues are urged to attend.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Politics .............................. Thursday 6:30 p.m., Kalorama Suite
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science .......................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Caucus Room
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ........................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Edison Suite
AMERICAN PROFESSORS FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Panel 1. A New Look at American Foreign Policy
in the Middle East .................................. Thursday 9:30 a.m., Jefferson West
Chair: Thomas C. Schelling, Harvard University
Papers: "U.S. Foreign Policy in the Middle East After Kissinger: Continuity and Change"
John G. Stoessinger, CUNY, Hunter College
"U.S. Food Diplomacy in the Middle East"
Raymond F. Hopkins, Swarthmore College
"What Role for the United States?"
Morton H. Halperin, Project on National Security and Civil Liberties
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"Soviet-American Relations and the Middle East"
Roman Kolkowicz, University of California, Los Angeles
Disc.: Thomas C. Schelling, Harvard University
Joseph E. Goldberg, Hampden -Sydney College
Panel 2. Oil and the Middle East ........................... Friday 9:30 a.m., Lincoln West
Chair: Arnold Safer, Vice President, Irving Trust Company
Papers: "Limits to Arab Oil Power"
S. Fred Singer, University of Virginia
"Oil and the U.S.S.R."
Marshall I. Goldman, Wellesley College
"Oil and the International Economy"
Arnold Safer, Irving Trust Company
"The Carter Energy Program and Arab Imports"
David Howard Davis, Cornell University
Disc.: Daniel Yergin, Harvard University
Robert Engler, City University of New York
Panel 3. Minorities in the Middle East .................... Saturday 9:30 a.m., Jefferson West
Chair: Richard H. Dekmejian, SUNY, Binghamton
Papers: "Political Integration on Minorities in Arab North Africa"
Peter K. Bechtold, Foreign Service Institute
"Kurdish Aspirations and the Middle East Conflict"
Richard Cottam, University of Pittsburgh
"The Christian Minorities of Lebanon"
Matti Moosa, Gannon College
Disc.: Richard H. Dekmejian, SUNY, Binghamton
John P. Entelis, Fordham University
POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL AND POLICY STUDIES ORGANIZATION
Breakfast for political scientists interested in the
energy policy .......................................... Friday 8:00 a.m., State Room
POLICY STUDIES ORGANIZATION
Stuart S. Nagel, University of Illinois at Urbana, Secretary-Treasurer
Council and Editorial Board Meeting ..................... Friday 11 :45 a.m., Dupont Suite
Membership Meeting ................................ Saturday 11:45 a.m., Caucus Room
POLITICAL SCIENCE EDITORS
Meeting ........................................... Friday 11:45 a.m., Kalorama Suite
CONFERENCE FOR THE STUDY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT
Reception ........................................ Thursday 6:30 p.m., Cabinet Room
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Politics ................................ Friday 6:30 p.m., Hamilton Suite
GROUP FOR THE STUDY OF PSYCHO POLITICS (Applied Psychoanalysis)
Panel. Studies in the Application of
Psychoanalysis to Politics .............................. Friday 2:00 p.m., Kalorama Suite
Chair: Jon Robert Schiller, The Wright Institute for PsychoSocial Development, Berkeley
Papers: "The Suckling at the Breast of the State: Anaclisis and Passivity in the Liberal Culture"
James K. Perlstein, University of Illinois
"Psychoanalysis and the Political Functions of an Unconscious Knowledge"
James Glass, University of Maryland
"Radical Politics, Epistemology and Psychoanalysis"
William Caspary, Washington University
[title unknown]
Betty Glad, University of Illinois
Disc.: Robert C. Tucker, Princeton University
James David Barber, Duke University
James C. Davies, University of Oregon
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PURDUE UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science .......................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Farragut Suite
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ..................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Independence Suite
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ..................... Friday 10:45 p.m., Chevy Chase Suite
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ........................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Monroe East
SOUTHWEST POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
Executive Council Breakfast Meeting ...................... Friday 7:45 a.m., Jackson Suite
CONFERENCE ON SOVIET AGRICULTURAL AND PEASANT AFFAIRS
Panel 1. Agricultural Collectivization in the
Marxist-Leninist States ................................ Thursday 9:30 a.m., Lincoln West
Chair: Roy D. Laird, University of Kansas, Lawrence
Panelists: Ben Stavis, Cornell University-On China
Nicholas C. Pano, Western Illinois University-On Albania
Trond Gildberg, Pennsylvania State University-On Romania
Ivan Volgyes, University of Nebrska, Lincoln-On Hungary
Roy D. Laird, University of Kansas, Lawrence-On the Soviet Union
Panel 2. Agricultural Collectivization in the
Marxist-Leninist States ............................. Saturday 11:45 a.m., Hamilton Suite
Chair: Ronald Francisco, University of Kansas, Lawrence
Panelists: Joseph Hajda, Kansas State University-On Czechoslovakia
Jaroslaw Piekalkiewicz, Unievrsity of Kansas, Lawrence -On Poland
William Safran, University of Colorado-On Israel
Ronald Francisco, University of Kansas, Lawrence-On the German Democratic
Republic
SOCIETY FOR SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE HISTORICAL STUDIES
See Conference Group on Italian Politics, Panel 2.
FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICAL THEORY GROUP
George J. Graham, Jr., Vanderbilt University, Organizer
The Foundations of Political Theory Group annually presents a series of panels on a theme that
draws together theorists from a variety of schools and approaches. This year (and next) the central
purpose is to move beyond inutile debates over science (which seldom get beyond the 'last
chapterism' found throughout critical books and papers that end with promised new horizons to be
explored in the next report) to efforts to demonstrate how alternative theoretical approaches can
contribute to political understanding. Each paper should illustrate how a specific theoretical
approach resolves a political and/or political theory problem. The panels are designed to stimulate
audience discussion of the general theme in light of the papers. Copies of the papers will be
available at the panel sessions.
The specific theme of next year's panels at the 1978 American Political Science Association
Annual Meeting, "The Relation of Fact and Value in Alternative Political Theories," will parallel
this year's program. Individuals interested in participating in the 1978 Program should write to
George J. Graham, Jr.
1977 Program Theme: Alternative Political Ontologies
Session 1. Symbols, Myth, and Politics ................... Wednesday 9:00 a.m., State Room
Chair: Michael M. Milenkovitch, CUNY, Herbert H. Lehman College
Papers: "Myth and Reality in Models"
Daniel Paul Kriesse, Purdue University
"An Ideological and Political Synthesis of Liberalism and Socialism"
Phili L. Beardsley, Syracuse University
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Session 2. Phenomenology, Existentialism, and Politics ...... Wednesday 1:30 p.m., State Room
Chair: Joel Kassiola, CUNY, Brooklyn College
Papers: "The Theory of Action: An Existential and Phenomenological View"
Hwa Yol Jung, Moravian College
"Intersubjectivity and Political Action"
Fred R. Dallmyr, Purdue University
Disc.: Randal Ihara, Kentucky Center for Energy Research
Session 3. Pragmatic Theory and Politics ................. Wednesday 8:00 p.m., State Room
Moderator: Samuel Hines, The College of Charleston
Papers: "V. O. Key's Pragmaticm"
J. David Greenstone, University of Chicago
"Feedback: A Case Study in Conceptual Confusion"
William Brandon, University of Rochester Mediacl Center
"Against Epistemology: Problems in the Writing of Contemporary Political Theory"
Paul Kress, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Session 4. Rhetoric and Political Anslysis .................. Thursday 9:30 a.m., State Room
Chair: Donald R. Wagner, West Georgia College
Papers: "Rhetorical Theory and Political Analysis"
Wayne D. Fields, Washington University at St. Louis
"Rhetorical Analysis and Political Evaluation: Knowledge, Beliefs, and Discourse in
Normative Judgment"
George J. Graham, Jr., Vanderbilt University
Disc.: Mulford Q. Sibley, University of Minnesota
Session 5. Is Marxism a Science? ......................... Thursday 2:00 p.m., State Room
Chair: Bertell Oilman, New York University
Papers: Papers will be given by, and discussed by, Nancy Hartsock, Johns Hopkins University;
Paul Thomas, University of California, Berkeley; and Kenneth Hoover, The College of
Wooster. Professor Oilman will also take part in the discussion.
Session 6. Analytic Philosophy and Political Theory .......... Thursday 8:00 p.m., State Room
Chair: Thomas L. Thorson, Indiana University at South Bend
Papers: "Authority and the 'Surrender' of Individual Judgment"
Richard E. Flathman, Johns Hopkins University
"Moral Geometry: The Philosophical Justification of the Principles of Justice"
Alan Fuchs, College of William and Mary
Disc.: Douglas W. Rae, Yale University
Session 7. Dramaturgy and Politics ........................ Friday 9:30 a.m., Jefferson West
Chair: Harry Berger, Jr., Cowell College, University of California, Santa Cruz
Papers: "Drama, Political Philosophy, and the Recognition of Persons"
Tracy Strong, Amherst College
"The Drama of Death"
Michael J. Gargas McGrath, Brown University
Disc.: Donald Morton, Syracuse University
Special Session: Workshop on Multiple Perspectives in Reading
The Declaration of Independence ................... Friday 4:15 p.m., Thoroughbred Room
A roundtable and general discussion of the first two sentences of the Declaration will provide the
subject of this special workshop. The session is an experiment that is designed to raise the issues
entailed in the activity of reading; it should bring out the important relations between and among
text and the theoretical, methodological, and contextual assumptions of the reader. Participants
whose brief statements will provide the bases for general discussion come from several humanities
disciplines as well as from political science.
Chair: Ronald Jager, Yale University
Participants: Eugene R. Hammond, University of Maryland, College Park
Alan Fuchs, College of William and Mary
Wayne D. Fields, Washington University at St. Louis
Ross M. Lence, University of Houston
Harry Berger, Jr., Cowell College, University of California, Santa Cruz
U.S. GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION IN 1977
Panel. Reorganization in the U.S. Government:
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Chair: Norman J. Ornstein, Catholic University of America
Disc.: Roger Davidson, University of California, Santa Barbara
Walter Oleszek, Library of Congress
James Thurber, American University
Judith Parris, Library of Congress
Janet Breslin, Office of Senator Bentsen
Susan Hammond, American University
Joseph Cooper, House Committee on Administrative Review
UKRAINIAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION IN THE UNITED STATES
Panel. Contemporary Societ Politics ....................... Friday 11 :45 a.m., Conservatory
Chair: Petro Diachenko, Executive Director, Ukrainian Political Science Association in the
United States, Folcroft, Pennsylvania
Participants: J. Hahn, Villanova University
T. Hunchak, Rutgers University
M. Novak, Syracuse University
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Government .......................... Thursday 6:30 p.m., Farragut Suite
WASHINGTON MONTHLY
Reception ......................................... Thursday 6:30 p.m., Monroe West
Guest Host: James Fallows, Chief Presidential Speech Writer, The White House
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, ST. LOUIS
Nightcap for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science :....................... Friday 10:45 p.m., Bancroft Suite
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science .......................... Friday 10:45 p.m., State Room
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ....................... Friday 6:30 p.m., Georgetown East
WOMEN'S CAUCUS FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE
Susan J. Tolchin, Mount Vernon College, Program Chairperson
Business Meeting I .............................. Thursday 4:15 p.m., Independence Suite
Business Meeting 11 ....................... Saturday 9:30 a.m., International Ballroom West
Reception ............................................ Friday 6:30 p.m., Monroe West
Panel 1. Polities, Position and Power: The Question of a
Federal Women's Agency ............................. Thursday 9:30 a.m., Jackson Suite
Chair: Harold Relyea, Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress
Panelists: Marilyn Harris, Professional Staff, Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
Hope Eastman, Attorney, Former Deputy Director, Washington Office, American
Civil Liberties Union
Karen Keesling, Former Women's Coordinator, The Ford Administration
Panel 2. The Influence of Affirmative Action Activism on
Post-Secondary Education ............................... Friday 2:00 p.m., Lincoln West
Chair: Marian Palley, University of Delaware
Papers: "Implementing Title IX: A Study of Women's Athletic Programs"
Carolyn Weinstock, Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research
"Organizational Strategies of Right Wing Women: A Case Study of an Education Lobby"
Bonnie Cook Freeman, University of Texas at Austin
"Academic Policies Under the Impact of Affirmative Action: A Case Study"
Barbara Calloway, Rutgers University-Newark
"Unexpected Benefits, Expected Defeats: Affirmative Action for Women"
Mary Thornberry, University of Arizona
Disc.: Kay Klotzburger, CUNY
Susan J. Tolchin, The Washington Institute for Women in Politics, Mount Vernon
College
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Panel 3. Women and Political Behavior ..................... Friday 11:45 a.m., Edison Suite
Chair: Sarah Schramm, George Washington University
Papers: "Decisions by Line Bureaucrats: Do Sex and Race Affect the Results of Applications
for Public Social Benefits or Services?"
Carolyn Ban and Barbara J. Nelson, Educational Systems Corporation and Princeton
University
"Models of Political Mobility: The Differential Impact of Education and Employ-
ment on the Political Participation of Blacks and Women"
Eileen McDonagh, Northeastern University
"Social Movements and Political Change: A Theory and Empirical Analysis of
Feminism"
Claire F. Knoche, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Sex and Political Policy Preferences"
Susan Gluck Mezey, Wesleyan University
"Women in Greek Politics: A Quantitative Perspective"
Martin Gruberg, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Disc.: Kirsten Amundsen, California State University
Karen Beckwith, Syracuse University
Panel 4. Politics and the Changing Family .................... Friday 11:45 a.m., Map Room
Chair: Diane Kincaid, University of Arkansas
Papers: "Parental Authority and Children's Rights in Early Liberal Political Theory"
Mary L. Shanley, Vassar College l .
"Sexual Equality, and the Family in the Supreme Court"
Frederick L. Morton, University of Toronto
"The Federal Policy and the Changing Family"
Staff Member, The Family Impact Seminar, Washington, D.C.
Disc.: Gordon J. Schochet, Livingston College, Rutgers University
Irene Diamond, Purdue University
Panel 5. A Roundtable on Women's Campaign Experiences
in the 1976 Election ............................ Friday 2:00 p.m., International Ballroom
Chair: Susan Carroll, The Brookings Institution
Panelists: Ruth Mandel, Director, Center for the American Woman and Politics, Eagleton
Institute of Politics, Rutgers University
Betsey Wright, Director, National Women's Education Fund
Jo Freeman, SUNY, Purchase
Panel 6. Women and Work: Women's Work Patterns,
Development and Problems ............................. Saturday 11 :45 a.m., Grant Suite
Chair: Eleanor Feldbaum, University of Maryland, Program of Health Services Delivery
Papers: "An Assessment of Job Satisfaction and Job Responsibility of Women Executives in the
Federal Civil Service"
Lois Vietri, University of Maryland
"The Impact of Federally Funded Vocational Education Programs on Women: Present
Patterns and Future Implications"
Susan A. MacManus, University of Houston
"The Future of Women and Work in America"
Director's Office, Women's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor
"Assessment of Job Satisfaction and its Correlates in the Health Delivery System"
John J. Buckley and Patricia Hook, Program of Health Services Delivery, University of
Maryland
"Women and Employment: A Perspective on Problems and Work Patterns with Special
Reference to Working Mothers"
Laura N. O'Shaughnessy, Indiana University
"The Politics of Female Labor in the Soviet Union"
Joel C. Moss, Iowa State University
Disc.: Morris J. Levitt, Howard University
Greta R. Weiner, University of Virginia
Daisy B. Fields, Fields Associates
Panel 7. Women Complainants and the
Criminal Justice System ......................... Saturday 2:00 p.m., Thoroughbred Room
Chair: Martha Logsdon, Central Michigan University
Papers: "The Women Complainant in Sexual Assault Cases"
rot udoni and A. M. Corbett, Ball State University
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"Sex as a Determinant of Source Credibility in Assault Cases: An Experimental
Investigation"
Marilyn K. Dantico and James W. Dyson, Florida State University
"Police Response to Wife Assault: A Case Study"
Juanita Jones, Central Michigan University
"The Politics of Rape and Wife Assault"
Dianne Hermann, Lycoming College
"Female Assailants: Equal Treatment?"
Laurie Eckstrand, Florida State University; and William Eckert, Georgia State
University
Disc.: Lucinda Long, Montclair State College
Arthur Knopka, National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.
Gillian Dean, Vanderbilt University
Panel 8. The Role of Women in
International Development ............................. Sunday 9:30 a.m., Bancroft Suite
Chair: Jean-Claude Garcia-Zamor, International Development Group and Howard University
Papers: "Women in International Development: Political Aspects"
Coralie Turbitt, International Center for Research on Women
"Women Migrants, Urbanization and Social Change: The Botswana Case"
Coralie Bryant, American University
"International Influences in the Modernization and Development of Japanese Women"
Dorothy Robins-Mowry, U.S. Information Agency
Disc.: Gloria Scott, Advisor on Women in Development, The World Bank
Mary Ann Reigelman, Secretariat for Women in Development, New TransCentury
Foundation
Donna U. Vogt, Development Digest and Women in Development, Inc.
YALE UNIVERSITY
Reception for friends and alumni of the
Department of Political Science ........................... Friday 6:30 p.m., State Room
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INDEX
Abcarian, Gilbert 61
Aberbach, Joel D. 32
Abney, Glenn 43
Abraham, Henry 34
Abramson, Jeffrey 39
Abramson, Paul R. 39
Ackelsberg, Martha 33
Adamany, David 39
Adams, Gordon 31
Adler, Stephen 37
Agresto, John 38
Ahlbrandt, Roger 67
Akinsanya, A. 27
Alexander, Herbert E. 38
Alexandroff, Alan S. 41
Alford, Robert 26
Alker, Hayward R., Jr. 33
Allworth, Edward 47
Alperiwitz, Gar 58
Alt, Patricia M. 53
Altenstetter, Christa 31, 64
Ambler, John 66
Amundsen, Kirsten 72
Anders, Gary C. 34
Andersen, Kristi 32
Anderson, James E. 37
Andrews, William G. 35
Andriole, Stephen J. 24
Androtti, Rebecca 67
Arato, Andrew 60
Arkes, Hadley 45
Aronowltz, Stanley 58
Armstrong, John 47
Arnold, R. Douglas 35
Art, Robert J. 34
Arterton, F. Christopher 26
Ashley, Richard 31
Astiz, Carlos A. 30
Atkins, Burton 48
Auspitz, Josiah Lee 40
Avant, Gayle 52
Axeirad, Jeffrey 64
Azar, Edward 24
Bachrach, Peter 33
Backoff, Robert W. 31
Bacon, Walter 40
Baer, Michael 58
Baker, Ralph 28
Baldwin, David A. 40
Bales, Ervin 53
Ball, George W. 36
Ball, Howard 38
Ban, Carolyn 72
Barber, James David 68
Barber, Randy 58
Bardach, Eugene 35
Barnes, Samuel 39
Barnet, Richard 47
Barnett, A. Doak 44
Barner-Barry, Carol 40
Bass, Harold F., Jr. 25
Baum, Lawrence 48
Baumer, Donald C. 31
Bay, Christian 35
Bayh, Birch 26
Beardsley, Philip L. 69
Bechtold, Peter K. 68
Beck, Henry 36
Beck, Paul Allen 48
Beckwith, Karen 72
Beer, Francis 31
Beer, Samuel H. 52
Beer, William 66
Beitz, Charles 43
Belloni, Frank 23
Benello, George 61
Bennett, Lance 36
Bent, Devin 31
Berenyi, Eileen 42
Berger, Harry, Jr. 70
Berger, Suzanne 52, 54
Bernick, Lee 42
Bers, Trudy Haffron 33
Best, Judith 26
Blamandouros, Nikiforos 65
Bianchi, Robert R. 34
Biderman, Albert 65
Bielasiaki, Jack 30
Biersteker, Thomas 37
Biller, Robert P. 38
Bingham, Richard D. 36
Bish, Frances 67
Bish, Robert L. 29
Bjorkman, James Warner 31
Black, Gordon 39
Blank, Robert H. 53
Blankenship, Vaughn 29
Bloom, Allan 39
Blue, Richard 53
Bluhm, William T. 30
Blum, Anthony G. 33
Blum, John D. 64
Boettcher, Robert 57
Boone, William 52
Bositis, David A. 33
Bossert, Thomas 47
Bowler, M. Kenneth 31
Boyd, Laslo V. 38
Boyd, Richard 26
Boyle, John 47
Brady, David W. 35
Braithwaite, Karl 38
Brams, Steven J. 44
Brand, Jack 49
Brandon, William 70
Brasfield, James M. 64
Braunthal, Gerlad 63
Bray, Bernard 35
Brecher, Michael 24
Breslin, Janet 71
Brewer, Garry D. 33
Brickman, Ronald J. 41
Bridge, Susan 27
Brody, Richard A. 46
Broh, C. Anthony 35
Brown, Clifford, Jr. 46
Brown, Lawrence 35
Brown, Thad A. 46
Brunner, Ronald D. 33
Bryant, Coralie 34, 73
Bryant, James 111 67
Bryant, Ralph 33
Buck, J. Vincent 44
Buck-Mors$, Susan 60
Buckley, John J. 72
Bullock, Charles S., 111 35
Bunce, Valerie 30
Bunting, David 60
Burch, Philip 60
Burke, Fran 32
Burki, Shahid 34
Burlage, Rob 59
Burnham, Walter Dean 48
Burns, James MacGregor 42
Bycer, Alene 32
Cain, Bruce E. 23
Caldwell, Dan 34
Calloway, Barbara 71
Cameron, James 38
Campbell, John C. 52
Cannon, Mark 51
Caporaso, James 23
Caputo, David A. 33
Caraley, Demetrios 25
Carmines, Edward G. 43
Carroll, James D. 36
Carroll, Susan 42, 72
Carruthers, Jacob 52
Casey, Gregory 42
Caspary, William 68
Castberg, Rick 61
Chaffee, Steven 42
Champagne, Anthony 38
Chaney, Elsa M. 37
Chang, Parris 44
Chase, Harold 51
Choucri, Nazli 37
Christoph, James B. 58
Chung, Joong-Gun 57
Church, Thomas S. 66
Cicin-Sain, Biliana 46
Clark, Cal 42
Clark, Janet 42
Clark, John P. 33
Clark, Ruth 29
Clausen, Aaglr R. 45
Cline, Hugh F. 63
Clor, Harry M. 32
Colarulli, Guy C. 34
Cole, Richard L. 25
Colton, Timothy 40
Comfort, Louise 25, 58
Connolly, William 39
Conradt, David 63
Converse, Philip E. 39
Conway, M. Margaret 26, 51
Cook, Beverly Blair 48
Cook, Richard 67
Cook, Samuel Dubois 29
Cooper, Joseph 52, 70
Corbett, A. M. 72
Cornelius, Wayne 37
Cortner, Hanna 67
Costain, Anne 35
Costain, W. Douglas 35
Cottam, Richard 68
Couto, Richard 59
Cowart, Andrew T. 33
Craig, Richard 28
Cranmer, William 37
Crecine, John P. 33
Crespi, Irving 42
Crewe, Ivor 32
Cropsey, Joseph 26
Crosson, Frederick J. 26
Cumings, Bruce 27
Cunningham, Jim 67
Curry, Jane 33
Cutler, Neal 35
Cyr, Arthur 66
Dableko, David D. 28
Dallmayr, Fred R. 70
Dantico, Marilyn K. 73
Darcy, Robert 55
DasGupta, J. 40, 41
David, Steven 45
Davidson, Roger 71
Davies, James C. 68
Davis, David 28, 68
Davis, Eric 47
Davis, James W., Jr. 24
Dawson, Paul A. 38
Dawson, Richard E. 55
Deagle, Edward 65
Dean, Gillian 73
Decalo, Samuel 27
De Hoyos, Ruben 30
Dei-Anang, Michael 41
Dekmejian, Richard H. 37, 68
De Leon, Peter 38
Denes, Magda 45
Denitch, Bogdan 61
Dennis, Jack 42, 54
Denoon, David B. H. 37
Derthick, Martha 26
de Souza, Amaury 34
Destler, I. M. 28
Deutsch, Kenneth L. 26
Dewitt, David 31
Diachenko, Petro 71
Diamant, Alfred 40
Diamond, Irene 72
Diamond, Martin 33, 53
DlMaggio, Paul 64
DiPalma, Giuseppe 37, 65
DiQuattro, Arthur 59
Docksai, Ronald F. 57
Dodd, Lawrence C. 35
Domhoff, G. William 60
Dominquez, Jorge 37
Doran, Charles F. 44
Doran, Dennis D. 34
Dorsey, Thomas 36
Downs, George W., Jr. 31
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Dowty, Alan 24
Doyle, Michael 47
Dubnick, Melvin J. 41
Dubois, Phlip L. 48
Ducat, Craig 25
Duncan, George 24
Durand, Roger 31_
Duvall, Raymond D. 44
Dye, Thomas R. 60
Dyson, James 63, 73
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Eastman, Hope 71'
Easton, David 46
Ebersole, Joseph 48
Echols, John M. 39, 52
Eckstein, Harry 40
Eckstrand, Laurie 73
Edelman, Murray 46
Edelstein, Joel 59
Eden, Robert 38
Francis, Michael 44
Francisco, Ronald 69
Frankel, Bruce 45
Frantzich, Stephen E. 43
Fraser, Donald M. 42
Freeman, Bonnie Cook 71
Freeman, J. Leiper 28
Freeman, Jo 72
Freeman, John 23
Frankel, Max 30
Frey, Cynthia W. 37
Friedman, Lewis 45
Friedman, Robert S. 24
Fuchs, Alan 70
Fuchs, Ester 25
Fuller, Timothy 47
Furniss, Norman 49
Galderisi, Peter S. 48
Galloway, Jonathan F. 28
Hambrick, Ralph S., Jr. 67
Hammel, Robert 32
Hammerstrom, Gary 53
Hammond, Eugene R. 70
Hammond, Paul Y. 34
Hammond, Susan 32, 71
Han, Sangjoo 44
Hancock, Donald 66
Handberg, Roger B. 34
Hanna, Mary' 29
Hanna, William J. 62
Hansen, Susan B. 48
Harding, Harry 44
Harmon, Carolyn 64
Harrington, Michael 58
Harris, Marilyn 71
Harris, Robert J. 36
Harrison, Michael M. 23
Hart, Jeffrey 44
Hartsock, Nancy C. M. 36, 60,
Edgmon, Terry 43
Galston, William 30
61,70
Edner, Sheldon 43
Garcia, F. Chris 29
Hauge, Vincent 53
Elsenbach, Eldon J. 46
Garcia-Zamor, Jean-Claude 73
Hawkins, Brett W. 36
Eisenstein, Zillah 33
Gardiner, John A. 34
Hayes, Richard 55
Eisinger, Peter K. 28
Garfinkel, Herbert 26
Hayward, Fred 41
Elazar, Daniel J. 48, 63
Garnett, James L. 31
Headey, Bruce 47
El Dahry, A. K. 37
Garson, G. David 44
Herbert, F. Ted 32
Eliff, John T. 63
Geigle, Ray A. 35
Heclo, Hugh 19
Elliott, John D. 53
Gelb, Joyce 29
Hedges, Roman 46
Elliott, Ward 25
Gilbert, Alan 43
Hedlund, Ronald 26
Ellwood, John 48
Gildberg, Trond 69
Heidenheimer, Arnold J. 45
Ellwood, William A. 67
Gill, Emily R. 40
Heine, Jorge S. 59
Elshtain, Jean Bethke 30, 55,
Gillespie, John 23
Heitowit, Henry 24
60,61
Gillespie, Judith A. 33, 55
Helm, Charles 40
Engler, Robert 68
Gilman, Stuart C. 54
Helm, Jutta 23
Enloe,Cynthia H. 45, 58, 65
Ginsberg, Benjamin 48
Helmer, John 25
Enrenberg, John 60
Glad, Betty 68
Henderson, Linneal 47, 52
Entelis, John P. 68
Glaser, William A. 26
Henderson, Thomas 43
Entman, Robert M. 48
Glass, James 68
Henig, Jeff 32
Epstein, Leon D. 25, 58
Gleason, Charles F. 44
Hennessy, Timothy M. 24
Ermer, Virginia 34
Glenn, Norval D. 39
Hermann, Dianne 73
Euben, J. Peter 36
Gluck, Peter 31
Hernes, Gudmund 27
Eulau, Heinz 48
Gochman, Charles 31
Hershey, Marjorie Randon 25
Evans, Bette Novit 54
Godwin, Paul 40
Goertz, Robert 38
Herspring, Dale 40
Hess, Stephen 25
Fair, Daryl R. 34
Gold, Paula 36
Hildebrandt, Kai 63
Fairfax, Sally K. 53
Goldberg, Joseph E. 68
Hill, Enid 61
Falco, Maria J. 26
Goldberg, Victor P. 41
Hill, Larry P. 44
Falk, Richard A. 47
Goldman, Jerry 48
Hinckley, Barbara 21
Falkenheim, Victor C. 27
Goldman, Marshall I. 68
Hinderaker, Ivan 29
Falkowski, Lawrence S. 27
Goldman, Vivian 60
Hines, Samuel 70
Fallows, James 71
Goldstein, Leslie F. 42
Hochschild, Jennifer L. 35
Farah, Barbara G. 45
Goldwin, Robert 43
Hodnett, Grey 47
Farah, Tawfic 24
Gourevitch, Peter 27
Hodson, Kenneth J. 63
Farnsworth, Lee W. 44, 65
Graber, Doris A. 28
Hodson, Timothy A. 38
Farr, Kenneth 64
Graglia, Lino A. 32
Holden, Matthew, Jr. 45
Faulkner, Robert K. 36
Graham, George J., Jr. 30,
62,
Hollist, W. Ladd 44
Felt. Edward 27
69,70
Holt, Robert T. 44, 66
Feiwel, George R. 59
Grant, Marcia A. 30
Hone, Thomas C. 53
Feldbaum, Eleanor 72
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Dear Mr. Ryan:
Thank you for your letter of 1 August and
for. your invitation to speak at the fund-raising
dinner in October or early November. While I
greatly appreciate your thinking of me, my
schedule is so crowded that I am unable to accept
any additional commitments into the foreseeable
future. I must therefore decline your kind invi-
tation.
My belated congratulations on your election
and best wishes for every success in the future.
Yours sino rely 7
The Honorable Dennis P. Ryan
State's Attorney of Lake County
County Building, Third Floor
Waukegan, Illinois 60085
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Dear Mr. Ryan :
Thank you for your letter of 1 August and
for your invitation to speak at the fund-raising
dinner in October or early November. While I
greatly appreciate your thinking of me, my
schedule is so crowded that I am unable to accept
any additional commitments into the foreseeable
future. I must therefore decline your kind invi-
tation.
fly belated congratulations on your election
and best wishes for every success in the future.
Yours sincerely,
aj"
STANSFIELD TURNER
The Honorable Dennis P. Ryan
State's Attorney of Lake County
County Building, Third Floor
Waukegan, Illinois 60085
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COUNTY BUILDING
THIRD FLOOR
WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS 600 5
TELEPHONE [phone]
August 1, 1977
Mr. Stansfield Turner
Director of the United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C.
May I introduce myself? I am the newly
elected Democratic State's Attorney of Lake
County, Illinois, your former home - the first
Democrat in 130 years to hold this office in a
county which has moved up behind Cook County as
the third largest Democratic voting population
in the State of Illinois..
As a former Highland Park resident, you
undoubtedly know that-the Democrats in our
county are vitally interested in restoring public
confidence-in the integrity of our--government
agencies. My election as a Democrat in the
county would support this idea.
As you can well imagine, my campaign
for State's Attorney cost a great deal of money
and left a substantial deficit which I would
like to erase.
To do this, I am planning to have a
fund-raising dinner in October or early
November to celebrate my first year in office.
It would be an honor to have you present at
that occasion. I think you will find that
Lake Countians would be receptive to your
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ideas and your comments on current issues. I
hope that you will find sometime at your
convenience during the time mentioned. Your
presence at this event would be most appreciated
by Lake County Democrats, and of course, I
will be personally grateful-
Is there any further information you
would like? Please call on me!
Very truly yours,
Dennis P. Ryan
State's Attorney
of Lake County
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