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S.M. Miller	The American Lower Class: A Typological Approach
Jacob W. Landynski	The Making of Constitutional Law
G.P. Grant	Tyranny and Wisdom: A Comment on the Controversy between Leo Strauss and Alexandre Kojeve
George K. Romoser	The Politics of Uncertainty: The German Resistance Movement
Ashakant Nimbark	Gandhism Re-Examined




Forum: War, Peace and the Uncommitted Nations--A Controversy

Amitai Etzioni	Comment
Henry M. Pachter	Rejoinder

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Notes on Contributors
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The American Lower Class: A Typological Approach S.M. Miller S.M. Milleris Professor of Sociology, Maxwell Graduate School, and Senior Research Associate, Youth Development Center, Syracuse University. He is co-author of The School Dropout Problem, and is engaged in a study of poverty, race and politics. Back To Top The Making of Constitutional Law Jacob W. Landynski Jacob W. Landynski, Assistant Professor of Political Science, the Graduate Faculty of the New School, is writing a book, Search and Seizure and the Supreme Courth: A Study in Constitutional Interpretation. Back To Top Tyranny and Wisdom: A Comment on the Controversy between Leo Strauss and Alexandre Kojeve G.P. Grant G.P. Grant, Professor of Religion, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, is the author of Philosophy in the Mass Age. He is at present preparing a study on the though of Simone Weil. Back To Top The Politics of Uncertainty: The German Resistance Movement George K. Romoser George K. Romoser, Assistant Professor of Government, Connecticut College, was a Fullbright Professor at the University of Mainz, 1962-1963, and is writing a bookon the German Resistance Movement. Back To Top Gandhism Re-Examined Ashkant Nimbark Ashkant Nimbark is Instructor in Sociology, Douglass College, Rutgers University. He has lectured and carried on research in Bombay and Bhavnagar, India, and has studied at first hand the ideology and program of Gandhism. At present he is investigating Gandhian leadership in contemporary Indian political and social life. Back To Top Forum: War, Peace and the Uncommitted Nations--A Controversy Comment Amitai Etzioni Rejoinder Henry M. Pachter

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