Merriam Charles, Barnes Harry (eds.) A history of political theories (recent times). Essays on contemporary developments in political theory

New York: The Macmilan Company, 1935. — 614 p.Recent Tendencies in Political Thought
By Charles E. Merriam, University of Chicago The Outstanding Social Forces of the PeriodLeading Groups that Developed Systems of Political Rationalization
The Intellectual Equipment of Contemporary Political Theorists
Methods of Political Inquiry
Actual Progress in Political SpeculationSome Recent Critics and Exponents of the Theory of Democracy
By Malcolm M. Willey, Dartmouth CollegeUncritical Advocates of Democracy
Antagonists of Democratic Theory
Differential Biology and Psychology
The Exponents of Democracy
The Basic ProblemsPluralistic Theories and the Attack upon State Sovereignty
By F. W. Coker, Ohio State UniversityThe Traditional Doctrine of State Sovereignty
The Pluralistic Attacks
State Sovereignty and Group Autonomy
State Sovereignty and Internationalism
State Sovereignty and LawPolitical Theory and International Law
By E. M. Borchard, Yale University Law SchoolRecent Political Theory Developed in Jurisprudence
By Caleb Perry Patterson, University of TexasThe Nature, Scope and Methods of Jurisprudence
The Schools of Jurisprudence
The Analytical School
The Historical School
The Philosophical School
The Comparative School
The Sociological School
Recent Tendencies in JurisprudenceProletarian Political Theory
By Paul H. Douglas, University of ChicagoThe Purpose and Setting of Proletarian Political Theory
Collectivism
Anarchism
Syndicalism
Guild Socialism
Consumed Cooperation
Agrarian Distributivism
The Single Tax
BolshevismInfluence of Political Tactics on Socialist Theory in Germany, 1863-1914
By Carlton J. H. Hayes, Columbia University The Lack of Revolutionary Tradition in GermanyThe Influence of Lassalle
The Era of Persecution
Patriotism and Revisionism
The Fateful Election of 1907 and the Triumph of RevisionismPolitical Implications of Recent Philosophical Movements
By Herbert W. Schneider, Columbia UniversityThe Rival Methods
Idealism
Naturalism and Evolutionism Pragmatism and Experimentalism Fundamental Issues
Monism versus Pluralism
Moralisin versus Non-Moralism . Democratic versus Aristocratic IdealsSome Contributions of Sociology to Modern Political Theory
By Harry Elmer Barnes, Smith CollegeSociology and Political Science
The Sociological View of the Nature of the State
The Origins of Political Institutions
The Basic Factors in the State
The Forms of the State and Government
The Processes and Mechanism of Government
Sociological Opinion on Liberty and Rights
Social Progress and the Scope of State Activity
International Relations
Extra-Legal Phases of Political Institutions
Political Theory and the Social Environment
Concluding EstimateSocial Psychology and Political Theory
By Charles Elmer Gehlke, Western Reserve UniversityThe Group and Social Control
Psychological Factors in Social Control
The Cultural Analysis of Political and Social Facts
Some Practical Applications of the Psychological Approach to PoliticsAnthropological Theories of Political Origins
By Alexander A. Goldenweiser, New School for Social ResearchThe Basic Forms of Social Organization
Theories of Social and Political Evolution
Development of the Evolutionary Position
Criticism of the Evolutionary Scheme of Morgan
Primitive Political OrganizationSome Representative Contributions of Anthropogeography to political theory
By Franklin Thomas, Columbia UniversityIntroductory
Karl Ritter
Henry Thomas Buckle
Friedrich Ratzel
Ellen Churchill Semple
Jean Jacques Elisée Reclus
Halford John Mackinder
Ellsworth Huntington
Edwin Grant Dexter
Robert H. LowieRace as a Factor in Political Theory
By Frank H. Hankins, Smith CollegeAryanism
Teutonism
Anthropo-Sociology
Anglo-Saxonism and Teutonism in America
American Nordicism