• Samuel P. Huntington, “The Change to Change: Modernization, Development, and Politics”
• Michel C. Oksenberg, “Policy Making under Mao Tse-tung, 1949B1968”
• Robert M Price, “Military Officers and Political Leadership: The Ghanaian Case”
• Paul E. Peterson, “British Interest Group Theory Reexamined: The Politics of Comprehensive Education in Three British Cities”
• Paul R. Abramson and John W. Books, “Social Mobility and Political Attitudes: A Study of Intergenerational Mobility among Young British Men”
• Research Note: Conrad J. Weiler, Jr., “Metropolitan Definitions in Comparative Political Research”
• Review Article: Kalman H. Silvert, “Much Conflict, Little Power: Eleven Recent Books”

• Val R. Lorwin, “Segmented Pluralism: Ideological Cleavages and Political Cohesion in the Smaller European Democracies”
• Gerhard Loewenberg, “The Influence of Parliamentary Behavior on Regime Stability: Some Conceptual Clarifications”
• Robert C. Frasure, “Constituency Racial Composition and the Attitudes of British MPs”
• Thomas A. Baylis, “Economic Reform as Ideology: East Germany’s New Economic System”
• Scott C. Flanagan, “The Japanese Party System in Transition”
• Hugh W. Stephens, “Mobilization, Political Relevance, and Protest in an African State: A Paradigm”
• Research Note: William A. Welsh, “Toward Effective Typology Construction in the Study of Latin American Political Leadership”

• William H. Flanigan and Edwin Fogelman, “Patterns of Political Violence in Comparative Historical Perspective”
• Mark Kesselman, “Overinstitutionalization and Political Constraint: The Case of France”
• Ronald Inglehart, “Cognitive Mobilization and European Identity”
• Theodore H. Moran, “The ‘Development’of Argentina and Australia: The Radical Party of Argentina and the Labor Party of Australia in the Process of Economic and Political Development”
• Jean Grossholtz, “Integrative Factors in the Malaysian and Philippine Legislatures”
• Research Note: W. Phillips Shively, “The Elusive ‘Psychological Factor’: A Test for the Impact of Electoral Systems on Voters’ Behavior”
• Review Article: Han-Kyo Kim, “Problems of Political Development in Korea”

Special Issue on the West German Election of 1969

• A Statement by the Issue Editor
• Hans D. Klingemann and Franz Urban Pappi, “The 1969 Bundestag Election in the Federal Republic of Germany: An Analysis of Voting Behavior”
• Lewis J. Edinger, “Political Change in Germany: The Federal Republic after the 1969 Election”
• Heinz Hartmann, “Institutional Immobility and Attitudinal Change in West Germany”
• Werner Kaltefleiter, “The Impact of the Election of 1969 and the Formation of the New Government on the German Party System”
• Ernst-Otto Czempiel, “Foreign Policy Issues in the West German Federal Election of 1969”
• Steven Warnecke, “The Future of Rightist Extremism in West Germany”
• Kurt L. Shell, “Extraparliamentary Opposition in Postwar Germany”
• Review Article: Peter C. Ludz, “Discovery and ‘Recognition’ of East Germany: Recent Literature on the GDR”
• Book Review

• Dankwart A. Rustow, “Transitions to Democracy: Toward a Dynamic Model”
• James N. Rosenau, “Foreign Policy as Adaptive Behavior: Some Preliminary Notes for a Theoretical Model”
• Frank E. Myers, “Social Class and Political Change in Western Industrial Systems”
• Henry L. Bretton, “Political Science Field Research in Africa”
• Roman Kolkowicz, “Interest Groups in Soviet Politics: The Case of the Military”
• Research Note: Erwin C. Hargrove, “Nationality, Values, and Change: Young Elites in French Canada”
• Review Article: Donald J. Puchala, “Foreign Policy Analysis and Beyond”
• Book Reviews