Political Science Quarterly: September 1954

Articles

		A Meaning for Turner's Frontier: Part I: Democracy in the Old Northwest Stanley Elkins, Eric McKitrick	pp. 321-353
		The Integration of Western Europe J. F. Kövér	pp. 354-373
		The Enlightenment in the History of Political Theory Peter Gay	pp. 374-389
		The Reduction of Communist Power in the Australian Trade Unions: A Case Study Herbert E. Weiner	pp. 390-412
		Reorganizing the Council of Economic Advisers Ronald C. Hood	pp. 413-437
		Formal Recognition of the Leader of the Opposition in Parliaments of the British Commonwealth Dean E. McHenry	pp. 438-452

		Ideals and Self-Interest in America's Foreign Relations: The Great Transformation of the Twentieth Century, Robert Endicott Osgood Reviewed by Basil Rauch	pp. 453-454
		De Roosevelt a Eisenhower: La Politique Etrangere Americaine, 1945-1952, Jacques Freymond Reviewed by René Albrecht-Carrié	pp. 455-456
		Civil Liberties and the Vinson Court, C. Herman Pritchett Reviewed by Leonard W. Levy	pp. 456-459
		Elihu Root and the Conservative Tradition, Oscar Handlin and Richard W. Leopold Reviewed by Philip C. Jessup	pp. 459-461
		Thorstein Veblen: A Critical Interpretation, David Riesman Reviewed by Walter G. Metzger	pp. 461-463
		A History of the Southern Confederacy, Clement Eaton Reviewed by Francis B. Simkins	pp. 463-464
		The Future of Underdeveloped Countries: Political Implications of Economic Development, Eugene Staley Reviewed by Samuel P. Hayes	pp. 464-466
		How Nations See Each Other: A Study in Public Opinion, William Buchanan and Hadley Cantril Reviewed by R. M. Darrow	pp. 467-468
		Ambassador's Report, Chester Bowles Reviewed by Jerome B. Cohen	pp. 468-470
		Poland: White Eagle on a Red Field, Samuel L. Sharp Reviewed by J. B. Hoptner	pp. 471-473
		'Iraq, 1900 to 1950: A Political, Social, and Economic History, Stephen H. Longrigg Reviewed by Majid Khadduri	pp. 473-474