The Authors
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 349-351. [PDF]  

GARY MARKS and LARRY DIAMOND

Seymour Martin Lipset and the Study of Democracy
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 352-362. [PDF] [References]  

JAMES S. COLEMAN

Democracy in Permanently Divided Systems
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 363-374. [PDF] [References]  

KAARE STROM

Democracy as Political Competition
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 375-396. [PDF] [References]  

GARY MARKS

Rational Sources of Chaos in Democratic Transition
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 397-421. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

PHILLIPPE C. SCHMITTER

The Consolidation of Democracy and Representation of Social Groups
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 422-449. [PDF] [References]  

LARRY DIAMOND

Economic Development and Democracy Reconsidered
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 450-499. [PDF] [References]  

CARLOS H. WAISMAN

Capitalism, the Market, and Democracy
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 500-516. [PDF] [References]  

IMMANUEL WALLERSTEIN

The Concept of National Development, 1917-1989: Elegy and Requiem
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 517-529. [PDF] [References]  

AMITAI ETZIONI

On the Place of Virtues in a Pluralistic Democracy
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 530-540. [PDF] [References]  

AMOS PERLMUTTER

Two New Nations: Israeli and American Foreign Policies During the Pioneer Years
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 541-558. [PDF] [References]  

THEDA SKOCPOL

State Formation and Social Policy in the United States
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 559-584. [PDF] [References]  

MARTIN TROW

Class, Race, and Higher Education in America
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 585-605. [PDF] [References]  

ANN SWIDLER

Inequality and American Culture: The Persistence of Voluntarism
American Behavioral Scientist 1992 35: 606-629. [PDF] [References]  

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