The American Political Science Review, Vol. 27, 1933, Nos. 1-6, Complete

American Political Science Association, 1933. Hardcover. Good. 4to. 27 cm. Clean, unmarked pages. Good binding and cover. Complete volume bound in heavy black buckram. Hardcover. University of Virginia library stamps and markings.<br><br> Contents include: No. 1: A Program for Research in Political Science(pp. 1-23), William F. Willoughby; William of Occam and the Higher Law, II(pp. 24-38), Max A. Shepard; Constitutional Law in 1931-32: The Constitutional Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States in the October Term, 1931(pp. 39-57), Robert E. Cushman; <br><br> No. 2: The Development of the Executive Power in Germany(pp. 185-203), Carl J. Friedrich; Higher Officials in the Philippine Civil Service(pp. 204-221), Ralston Hayden; <br><br> No. 3: Concepts of Public Opinion(pp. 371-391), Francis G. Wilson; Statisticians and Political Scientists(pp. 392-403), Harold F. Gosnell; <br><br> No. 4: National Attitudes on the Far Eastern Controversy(pp. 555-576), James T. Russell, Quincy Wright; State Constitutional Law in 1932-33(pp. 577-596), Charles G. Haines; <br><br> No. 5: Nationalism and the League of Nations Today(pp. 721-737), William E. Rappard; Special Interest and the Interstate Commerce Commission(pp. 738-751), E. Pendleton Herring; State Constitutional Law in 1932-33, II(pp. 752-768), Charles G. Haines; American Government and Politics: Campaign Funds in a Depression Year(pp. 769-783), Louise Overacker; <br><br> No. 6: Powers and Functions of the Japanese Diet(pp. 885-898), Kenneth Colegrove; Special Interests and the Interstate Commerce Commission, II(pp. 899-917), E. Pendleton Herring;