The problems of minorities in the nation-building process: The Kurds, the Copts, the Berbers 

The foreign policy of Jordan 

The Treaty of Trianon and Hungarian Revisionist policy 

The role of the military in traditional societies: The impact of military rule on Libya's modernization and political development 

The resiliency of Arab authoritarianism and the Arab-Israeli conflict: the United States' role in the cases of Egypt and Jordan 

The political career of Palmiro Togliatti 

A comparison of the influences of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams on the framing and adoption of the federal Constitution 

Conceptions of human nature and entailed conceptions of the state within the framework of the developing Anglo-American tradition 

The origin and development of the theory of the divine right of kings in history and literature, with some application to the English drama up to 1642 

Iran: From rebellion to revolution: Economic development and political decay, 1963-1979 

History and development of the third term tradition 

An historical study of the war powers of the president 

The minority problem in the Czechoslovak Republic 

The writing of town and provincial history in sixteenth-century France: Developig a myth of local identity 

British public opinion and the wars of German unification, 1864-1871 

The pursuit of power: Charles de Guise, Cardinal de Lorraine (1525-1574): A study in complexity, controversy, and compromise 

The consuls and the king: Municipal and royal government in Montpellier during the reign of Louis XIV 

The Congress of Berlin in the light of the world war 

Daily Trojan, Vol. 27, No. 19, October 16, 1935 

Political order in changing societies, Saudi Arabia: Modernization in a traditional context 

The Consulado of Cartagena, 1795-1820 

Factors which lead to reverse transfer 

Some suggestions for the reorganization of Iraqi secondary education 

Early American political theory and its effect on the formation of the federal Constitution 

Melchior Grimm: the 'correspondance litteraire' and the 'philosophic' spirit. (parts I and II)