• Donald L. Horowitz, “Direct, Displaced, and Cumulative Ethnic Aggression”
• Eldon Kenworthy, “The Function of the Little-Known Case in Theory Formation or What Peronism Wasn’t”
• Roberta E. McKown and Robert E. Kauffman, “Party System as a Comparative Analytic Concept in African Politics”
• Kendall L. Baker, “Political Participation, Political Efficacy, and Socialization in Germany”
• Robert E. Blackwell, Jr., “The Soviet Political Elite: Alternative Recruitment Policies at the Obkom Level”
• Jorgen Rasmussen, “The Impact of Constituency Structural Characteristics upon Political Preferences in Britain”
• Research Note: Warren L. Mason, “Cognitive Patterns among British Labour Party ‘Regulars’”

• Richard Rose, “Models of Governing”
• Robert L. Ayres, “Political History, Institutional Structure, and Prospects for Socialism in Chile”
• John D. Martz and Peter B. Harkins, “Urban Electoral Behavior in Latin America: The Case of Metropolitan Caracas, 1958-1968”
• Frank Tachau with Mary-Jo D. Good, “The Anatomy of Political and Social Change: Turkish Parties, Parliaments, and Elections”
• Adamantia Pollis, “Intergroup Conflict and British Colonial Policy: The Case of Cyprus”
• Research Note: David R. Segal, Marcus Felson, and Mady Wechsler Segal, “Mortality and Political Partisanship: A Test of the Butler-Stokes Hypothesis”
• Review Article: Michael C. Hudson, “Data Problems in Quantitative Comparative Analysis”

Special Issue on Revolution and Social Change

• Stanley A. Kochanek, “Introduction: Perspectives on the Study of Revolution and Social Change”
• Alasdair MacIntyre, “Ideology, Social Science, and Revolution”
• Sheldon S. Wolin, “The Politics of the Study of Revolution”
• Ted Robert Gurr, “The Revolution-Social-Change Nexus: Some Old Theories and New Hypotheses”
• Ivo K. Feierabend with Rosalind L. Feierabend and Betty A. Nesvold, “The Comparative Study of Revolution and Violence”
• Charles Tilly, “Does Modernization Breed Revolution?”
• Review Article: Leon Hurwitz, “Contemporary Approaches to Political Stability”

• Jeffrey Obler, “The Role of National Party Leaders in the Selection of Parliamentary Candidates: The Belgian Case”
• Richard W. Mansbach, “The Scottish National Party: A Revised Political Profile”
• Joungwon Alexander Kim, “The Politics of Predevelopment”
• Rensselaer W. Lee III, “The Politics of Technology in Communist China”
• Edward J. Williams, “The Emergence of the Secular Nation-State and Latin American Catholicism”
• Research Note: Margaret Ann Goodman, “The Political Role of the University in Latin America”
• Research Note: Stephen L. Fisher, “The Wasted Vote Thesis”
• Review Article: Susan Kaufman Purcell, “Authoritarianism”

• Richard L. Merritt and Ronald A. Francisco, “The SPD in East Berlin, 1945-1961”
• Gordon P. Means, “’Special Rights’ as a Strategy for Development”
• Arthur Cyr, “Class in Britain through Liberal Eyes”
• Paul H. Lewis, “The Spanish Ministerial Elite, 1938-1969”
• Harry W. Blair, “Ethnicity and Democratic Politics in India: Caste as a Differential Mobilizer in Bihar”
• Comment: Duff Spafford, “Electoral Systems and Voters= Behavior: Comment and a Further Test”
• Review Article: Ira Katznelson, “Comparative Studies of Race and Ethnicity: Plural Analysis and Beyond”