Sadat's Egypt and Teng's China: Revolution Versus Modernization
Raphael Israeli analyzes the processes of modernization and revolution, which he regards as displacing each other in a cyclical fashion in non-Western societies. He uses case studies of Sadat's Egypt and Teng's China to illustrate the theory and to argue that the transition from modernization to revolution and vice versa hinge upon certain types of leaders.
pp. 361-371
Majority Leadership in the House of Representatives
Sidney Waldman reviews the role of the majority-party leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives in light of the House reforms of the past decade. He contends that notwithstanding some new leadership powers and resources, House reforms on balance have contributed to member independence.
pp. 373-393
Presidential Management of Budgetary and Fiscal Policymaking
David C. Mowery , Mark S. Kamlet , AND John P. Crecine examine presidential management of three parallel executive branch budgetary policy processes-domestic budgeting, defense budgeting, and fiscal policy. After surveying the Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson administrations, the authors offer recommendations on how a president can balance the competing demands of fiscal and budgetary policy planning.
pp. 395-425
American Reaction to Soviet Aircraft in Cuba, 1962 and 1978
Raymond L. Garthoff draws on his own experience in the Cuban missile crisis of 1962 to illuminate the understanding reached between the United States and the Soviet Union on aircraft as offensive weapons. He concludes that the introduction of new Soviet aircraft into Cuba in 1978 was not inconsistent with the 1962 understanding.
pp. 427-439
The Public Service in Zimbabwe
Michael Bratton describes the opportunities and constraints regarding public-service reform in Zimbabwe at the time of its political independence.
pp. 441-464
Social Targeting in Community Development
Paul R. Dommel looks at the distribution of program benefits among income groups over the first four years of the community development block grant program. He finds that benefits to lower-income groups increased as the program progressed but concludes that further large increases in benefits to the lower income groups are unlikely.
pp. 465-478
The New Regulation of Health and Safety
K. Robert Keiser contends that health and safety regulatory agencies are more likely to succumb to immobilization than to capture by industry. He concludes that when regulatory activism does take place, it is less the result of the professional commitment of the staff and more a response to political pressure from outside.
pp. 479-491
Setting National Priorities: Agenda for the 1980s, Joseph A. Pechman Reviewed by James R. Storey
pp. 493-494
The Pulse of Politics: Electing Presidents in the Media Age, James David Barber Reviewed by Richard M. Pious
pp. 494-496
The Road to the White House: The Politics of Presidential Elections, Stephen J. Wayne ;
The Presidential Contest, Richard A. Watson Reviewed by John F. Bibby
pp. 496-498
Regulatory Bureaucracy: The Federal Trade Commission and Antitrust Policy, Robert A. Katzmann Reviewed by Ernest Gellhorn
pp. 498-499
The Future of Intellectuals and the Rise of the New Class, Alvin W. Gouldner Reviewed by Everett Carll Ladd
pp. 499-500
Democracy and Welfare Economics, Hans van den Doel Reviewed by Everett M. Ehrlich
pp. 500-501
A New Economic View of American History, Peter Passell and Susan Previant Lee Reviewed by Naomi R. Lamoreaux
pp. 502-503
Class Structure and Income Determination, Erik Olin Wright Reviewed by Bernard Barber
pp. 503-505
Financing the 1976 Election, Herbert E. Alexander Reviewed by David Adamany
pp. 505-506
Urban Policy Making, Dale Rogers Marshall Reviewed by Charles H. Levine
pp. 507-508
Hon. Politician: Mike Mansfield of Montana, Louis Baldwin Reviewed by Robert L. Peabody
p. 509
The Clouded Lens: Persian Gulf Security and U.S. Policy, James H. Noyes Reviewed by Zalmay Khalilzad
pp. 510-511
Eagle Entangled: U.S. Foreign Policy in a Complex World, Kenneth A. Oye, Donald Rothchild and Robert J. Lieber Reviewed by Rodney W. Jones
pp. 511-512
The SALT Experience, Thomas W. Wolfe Reviewed by Robert Jervis
pp. 512-513
Politics of Arms Control: The Role and Effectiveness of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Duncan L. Clarke Reviewed by Richard K. Betts
pp. 513-514
Time of Fear and Hope: The Making of the North Atlantic Treaty 1947-1949, Escott Reid Reviewed by J. Garry Clifford
pp. 515-516
Rhetoric and Reality: Presidential Commissions and the Making of Public Policy, Terrence R. Tutchings Reviewed by Larry Berman
pp. 516-517
Rockefeller Medicine Men: Medicine and Capitalism in America, E. Richard Brown Reviewed by Howard S. Berliner
pp. 517-518
Unions in American National Politics, Graham K. Wilson Reviewed by Harry Holloway
pp. 519-520
Judges and Justices: The Federal Appellate Judiciary, John R. Schmidhauser Reviewed by Peter G. Fish
pp. 520-521
Food, Politics, and Agricultural Development: Case Studies in the Public Policy of Rural Modernization, Donald J. Puchala, Raymond F. Hopkins and Ross B. Talbot Reviewed by Richard E. Stryker
pp. 521-522
Government Controlled Enterprises: International Strategic and Policy Decisions, Renato Mazzolini Reviewed by Irvin M. Grossack
pp. 523-524
Pollution, Politics, and International Law: Tankers at Sea, Mark W. Zacher Reviewed by M. J. Peterson
pp. 524-525
Ethics, Functionalism and Power in International Politics: The Crisis in Values, Kenneth W. Thompson Reviewed by William V. O'Brien
pp. 526-527
The Logic of Party Democracy, Alan Ware Reviewed by John Petrocik
pp. 527-528
The European Left: Italy, France, and Spain, William E. Griffith Reviewed by John T. S. Keele
pp. 528-529
The Middle East in China's Foreign Policy 1949-1977, Yitzhak Shichor Reviewed by Steven I. Levine
pp. 530-531
Japan and the United States: Challenges and Opportunities, William J. Barnds ;
Strategy and Security in Northeast Asia, Richard B. Foster, James E. Dornan and William M. Carpenter Reviewed by Akira Iriye
pp. 531-532
Chile at the Turning Point: Lessons of the Socialist Years, 1970-1973, Henry A. Landsberger, Federico G. Gil and John S. Gitlitz Reviewed by Peter Goldberg
pp. 532-533
The Communist Parties of Eastern Europe, Stephen Fischer-Galati Reviewed by Zvi Gitelman
pp. 533-535
Palestinian Society and Politics, Joel S. Migdal Reviewed by Sylvia Kowitt Crosbie
pp. 535-536
Debt and the Less Developed Countries, Jonathan David Aronson Reviewed by William R. Cline
pp. 536-537
Political Manipulation and Administrative Power: A Comparative Study, Eva Etzioni-Halevy Reviewed by Carolyn Teich Adams
pp. 537-538
Political Action: Mass Participation in Five Western Democracies, Samuel H. Barnes and Max Kaase Reviewed by Roberta S. Sigel
pp. 539-541
Who Benefits from Government Expenditures? A Case Study of Colombia, Marcelo Selowsky Reviewed by Dale Rogers Marshall
pp. 541-542
Socialism, Politics, and Equality: Hierarchy and Change in Eastern Europe and the USSR, Walter D. Connor Reviewed by Paul S. Shoup
pp. 542-543
Change in Public Bureaucracies, Marshall W. Meyer Reviewed by Richard W. Campbell
pp. 544-545
Soviet Naval Diplomacy, Bradford Dismukes and James M. McConnell Reviewed by Dov S. Zakheim
pp. 546-547