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PREFACE=ⅷ
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS=ⅹ
PART Ⅰ. INTRODUCTION
1. Politics:Setting the Stage=2
POLITICS=3
POLITICS AS THE MAKING OF COMMON DECISIONS=4
POLITICS AS THE EXERCISE OF POWER=5
IMPLICIT AND MANIFEST POWER=6
POLITICS AND POWER=9
POWER AND CHOICE=9
POLITICS OF THE STATE=12
POLITICAL SCIENCE=13
THE PLEASURES OF POLITICS=15
2. Modern Ideologies and Political Philosophy=18
AMERICAN IDEOLOGIES=19
LIBERALISM=21
THE CONSERVATIVE REACTION=23
THE SOCIALIST ALTERNATIVE=26
COMMUNISM AND SOCIALISM=30
FASCISM=31
THE GREAT IDEOLOGIES IN THE LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY=32
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY IN OTHER HISTORICAL ERAS=33
PART Ⅱ. THE STATE AND PUBLIC POLICY
3. The Modern State=38
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MODERN STATE=40
THE ORIGIN OF STATES=42
"STATE," "NATION," AND THE "NATION-STATE"=44
GOVERNMENT AND THE STATE=49
CHALLENGES TO THE STATE=51
ARE STATES LOSING THEIR ABILITY TO MAKE ECONOMIC POLICY?=53
SOME POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES=55
THE WEST, THE EAST, AND THE SOUTH=56
Example:State Building in Nigeria=58
Example:State Building in the European Union=61
4. Policies of the State=66
WHAT DO GOVERNMENTS DO?=70
DEFENSE POLICY=73
EDUCATION=75
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT=76
HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE=78
DEMOCRACY AND PUBLIC POLICY=80
THE PLACE OF POWER IN POLICY ANALYSIS=81
Example:Norway's Program to Encourage Norwegian-Language Publlcations=81
Example:Economic Development Compared with "Human Development"=82
Example:Effectiveness of Educational Policies=84
5. Political Economy of the State=89
POLITICAL ECONOMY=90
ECONOMIC POLICY Ⅰ:ECONOMIC GROWTH=91
ECONOMIC POLICY Ⅱ:CONTROLLING INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT=97
ECONOMIC POLICY Ⅲ:MANAGING DISTRIBUTION TO ADDRESS INEQUALITY=101
INDEPENDENT CENTRAL BANKS=103
CORRUPTION=105
CONCLUSION=109
Example:Political Economy of Germany=110
Example:Political Economy of Indonesia=113
6. Political Choices:The Problems of Fairness and Efficiency=118
FAIRNESS AND THE PROBLEM OF JUSTICE=119
OTHER ASPECTS OF FAIRNESS=121
EFFICIENCY=124
MODES OF DECISION:INCREMENTAL VERSUS RADICAL=126
MODES OF DECISION:AUTHORITY VERSUS THE MARKET=127
CONCLUSION=133
Example:Political Choice=133
PART Ⅲ. THE CITIZEN AND THE REGIME
7. Authority and Legitimacy:The State and the Citizen=138
LEGITIMACY AND AUTHORITY=140
SOURCES OF LEGITIMACY=140
THE "DEMOCRATIC CITIZEN"=143
HOW WELL ARE THESE REQUIREMENTS MET?=144
SOCIAL CAPITAL=149
POLITICAL CULTURE=150
POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION=151
Example:Building Authority and Legitimacy in West Germany After World War Ⅱ=153
Example:Declining Democratic Legitimacy in the United States=156
8. Democracy and Its Recent Surge in the World=160
THE WAVE OF DEMOCRATIZATION IN THE 1980s AND 1990s=161
POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS=162
THE END OF HISTORY?=164
WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED?=165
Example:Democratization in Spain=170
Example:Fragile Democratization in Peru=171
9. Autocratic Government=176
MILITARY GOVERNMENT=178
WHY AREN'T THERE MORE MILITARY GOVERNMENTS?=181
ONE-PARTY STATES=182
"COURT" POLITICS=183
"POWER AND CHOICE" AGAIN=184
CONCLUSION=185
Example:Civilian Participation in Nigeria's First Military Regime=185
Example:"Court" Politics in Nazi Germany=187
PART Ⅳ. THE APPARATUS OF GOVERNANCE
10. Constitutions and the Design of Government=194
VARIATIONS IN FORMALITY=195
THE VIRTUE OF VAGUENESS=195
OTHER PRINCIPLES OF CONSTITUTIONAL DESIGN=196
THE GEOGRAPHIC CONCENTRATION OF POWER=200
"FEDERAL" AND "UNITARY" STATES=201
THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN "UNITARY" AND "CENTRALIZED" STATES=203
HOW MUCH CENTRALIZATION IS GOOD?=204
"CONSTITUTIONALISM"=205
Example:Constitutional Government in Great Britain=207
Example:Constitutional Government in Russia=210
11. Elections=213
ELECTIONS AS A MEANS OF BUILDING SUPPORT=214
ELECTIONS AS A MEANS OF SELECTING LEADERS AND POLICIES=217
ELECTORAL SYSTEMS=217
REFERENDUMS=222
ELECTORAL PARTICIPATION=222
THE PARADOX OF PARTICIPATION=224
THE BASES OF INDIVIDUALS' ELECTORAL CHOICES=226
Example:Proportional Representation Elections in Israel=229
Example:Elections in Nigeria=230
12. Parties:A Linking and Leading Mechanism in Politics=234
THE POLITICAL PARTY=234
ORIGINS OF THE MODERN PARTY=235
POLITICAL PARTIES AND THE MOBILIZATION OF THE MASSES=237
POLITICAL PARTIES AND THE RECRUITMENT AND SOCIALIZATION OF LEADERS=237
POLITICAL PARTIES AS A SOURCE OF POLITICAL IDENTITY=239
POLITICAL PARTIES AS A CHANNEL OF CONTROL=241
PARTY ORGANIZATION=243
PARTY FINANCE=245
POLITICAL PARTY SYSTEMS=247
CONCLUSION=251
Example:The Communist Party of the Soviet Union(1917-1991)=251
Example:Mexico's Dominant Party System=254
13. Structured Conflict:Interest Groups and Politics=258
INTEREST GROUPS AND REPRESENTATION=260
TYPES OF INTEREST GROUPS=266
TACTICS OF INTEREST GROUPS=268
SOCIAL MOVEMENTS=272
PATTERNS OF ORGANIZED INTEREST-GROUP ACTIVITY=274
PLURALISM=275
NEOCORPORATISM=275
POWER AND CHOICE=277
Example:Interest Groups in France=278
Example:Interest Groups in Japan:Attenuated Neocorporatism=280
14. National Decision-Making Institutions:Parliamentary Government=285
CABINET CONTROL=287
WHAT DOES A PARLIAMENT DO?=288
THE LIFE OF A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT=291
PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES=292
EXCEPTIONS TO PARLIAMENTARY SUPREMACY=293
PARLIAMENTS IN AUTOCRATIC SYSTEMS=294
CONCLUSION=295
Example:Parliamentary Government in India=296
Example:Parliamentary Government in Germany=299
15. National Decision-Making Institutions:Presidential Government=304
PRESIDENTIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEMS COMPARED=306
GOVERNMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY=307
PRESIDENTIAL SYSTEMS AND COMPREHENSIVE POLICY=308
RECRUITMENT OF EXECUTIVE LEADERS=308
REVIEW AND CONTROL OF THE EXECUTIVE=310
THE SPLIT EXECUTIVE OF PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEMS=311
WHY AREN'T ALL DEMOCRACIES PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEMS?=313
CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW AND THE FRAGMENTATION OF POWER=314
A NOTE ON CONSTITUTIONS AND POWER=316
Example:Presidential Government in France=319
Example:Presidential Government in Mexico=321
16. Bureaucracy and the Public Sector=325
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AS A POLITICAL PROBLEM=326
CHARACTERISTICS OF GOOD PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION=328
"BUREAUCRACY":A REFORM OF THE LAST CENTURY=329
BUREAUCRACY VERSUS FLEXIBILITY=330
THE PROBLEM OF PROTECTED INCOMPETENCE=331
ADJUSTMENTS TO BUREAUCRACY=332
SOCIAL REPRESENTATIVENESS OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION=334
CONCLUSION=335
Example:The French Bureaucracy=335
Example:The Saudi Arabian Bureaucracy=337
Example:Battling the Bureaucracy in Brazil=339
17. Law and the Courts=342
ANGLO-SAXON CASE LAW=343
CONTINENTAL EUROPEAN CODE LAW=344
RELIGIOUS LAW:THE SHARIA=345
THE BLENDING OF CASE LAW AND CODE LAW=347
COURTS=348
Example:The Law in China=351
Example:The European Court of Justice=353
PART Ⅴ. INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
18. Global Politics:Politics Among States(and Others)=358
THE EVOLUTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM SINCE WORLD WAR Ⅱ=358
THE NEW WORLD ORDER=360
INTERNATIONAL POLITICS=366
THE ABSENCE OF CENTRAL AUTHORITY=366
FIDUCIARY POLITICAL ROLES AND INTERNATIONAL MORALITY=368
IMPEDIMENTS TO INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION=370
POWER AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS=370
THE PROCESS OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS=373
POWER AND CHOICE IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS=377
CONCLUSION=378
Example:A Failure of the New World Order:Ethnic Conflict in Rwanda=379
Example:The United Nations=382
A PERSONAL NOTE=384
Appendix:Principles of Political Analysis=387
FALSIFIABILITY=387
WHAT MAKES A STATEMENT INTERESTING?=388
CAUSATION AND EXPLANATION=389
HISTORICAL EXPLANATION=391
A FEW COMMON PITFALLS IN ANALYSIS=392
GLOSSARY=394
BIBLIOGRAPHY=402
INDEX=418
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