Contents

• PART I—  INTRODUCTION
  • One—  Background
• PART II—  POLITICAL SCIENCE
  • Two—  Political Science and Public Policy
  • Three—  A Perspective on Comparative Politics, Past and Present
  • Four—  Case Study and Theory in Political Science
• PART III—  POLITICAL STABILITY
  • Five—  A Theory of Stable Democracy
• PART IV—  CHANGE, DEVELOPMENT, REVOLUTION
  • Six—  The Idea of Political Development: From Dignity to Efficiency
  • Seven—  A Culturalist Theory of Political Change
  • Eight—  "Observing" Political Culture
  • Nine—  Explaining Collective Political Violence
• PART V—  CIVIC INCLUSION
  • Ten—  Civic Inclusion and Its Discontents
  • Eleven —  Rationality and Frustration

• Notes