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Liberty
by Carl J. Friedrich, American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy. 333 pgs.

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Preface

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Contributors

1: Stages in the History of Political Freedom

2 Rousseau's Concepts of Freedom in the Light of His Philosophy of History

3: Freedom, Authority, Conscience, and Development: Mill, Acton, and Some Contemporary Catholic Thinkers

4: John Stuart Mill: Political and Economic Liberty

6: Mill and the Justification of Social Freedom

7: Mill and Some Present Concerns About Ethical Judgments

8: Mill on Paternalism in Its Place

9: Freedom and Individuality: Mill's Liberty in Retrospect

10: Freedom and Opportunity as Competing Social Values: Mill's Liberty and Ours

11: Liberty and Truth: the Responsibility of Science

12: Problems of Religious Liberty

14: Toward a Consistent Definition of Freedom and Its Relation to Value

15: Strategies of Freedom: the Widening of Choices and the Change of Goals
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The Public Interest
by Carl J. Friedrich. 258 pgs.

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1: Public Interest and Private Utility Gerhart Niemeyer

2: The Ethical Foundations of the Public Interest

3: Public Interest and Ultimate Commitment

4: The Public Interest in Political Ethics

5: The Public Interest: Proposing Principles of Content and Procedure

6: The Changing Content of Public Interest: Some Comments on Harold D. Lasswell

7: Common and Public Interest Defined: Comments on Harold D. Lasswell's Paper

8: The Public Interest: Some Operational Dilemmas

9: The Public Interest: Efficiency in the Creation and Maintenance of Material Welfare

11: The Public Interest: the Present and Future of the Concept

12: A Lawman's View of the Public Interest

13: Is There a Public Interest Theory?

14: The One and the Many: a Note on the Concept

15: The Conceptual Muddle

16: The Use and Abuse of "The Public Interest"

17: Prolegomena to a Theory of the Public Interest

18: Public Interest in the Ideologies of National Development

19: The Relevance and Generality of "The Public Interest"
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Constitutional Government and Democracy
by Carl J. Friedrich. 688 pgs.

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Preface to the Revised Edition

Preface to the Second Edition

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Part I: Modern Government: Nature And Development

I: A Historical Sketch of Modern Constitution. Alism in Theory and Practice

II: The Core of Modern Government: Bureaucracy

III: Territorial Expansion, Security, and The Military Establishment

IV: Peace and Diplomacy

V: Prosperity, the Police, and Legislation

VI: Justice and the Judicial Function

Part II: The Pattern Of Constitutional Government

VII: The Making of a Constitution as A Political Process

VIII: The Constituent Power, the Amending Power, And Revolution

IX: The Constitution as a Political Force

X: The Separation of Powers

XI: Federalism and the Territorial Division Of Power

XII: Judicial Review of Legislative Acts; The Guardianship of the Constitution

XIII: Local Self-Government And Grass-Roots Democracy

Part III: The Functioning Processes Of Constitutional Government

XIV: General Problems of Representation

XV: Electoral Systems in Theory and Practice

XVI: Parliaments as Representative Assemblies

XVII: Parliaments as Deliberative Assemblies

XVIII: Chief Executives and Cabinet Systems

XIX: Responsible Government Service

XX: Political Parties: General Problems

XXI: Political Parties: a Panorama of Their Comparative Development in Europe

XXII: Interest Groups and Economic Councils

Part IV: Tensions Breakdowns Adjustments

XXIII: Socialization and Planning

XXIV: Propaganda and the Control Of Communications

XXV: Direct Popular Action

XXVI: Constitutional Dictatorship And Military Government

Bibliography

Index
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A Hegel Symposium
by Carl J. Friedrich, Sidney Hook, Helmut Rehder, Gustav E. Mueller, Helmut Motekat, D. C. Travis. 142 pgs.

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INTRODUCTION

A SYMPOSIUM IN HONOR OF GEORG WILHELM FRIEDRICH HEGEL

The Power of Negation: Hegel's Dialectic and Totalitarian Ideology

Hegel and the Perspective Of Liberalism

Hegel and Heine

Hegel's Absolute and the Crisis of Christianity

Of Structure and Symbol: The Significance of Hegel's Phenomenology for Literary Criticism

Notes on Contributors
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The New Image of the Common Man
by Carl J. Friedrich. 386 pgs.

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Foreword To the 1950 Edition

Preface: To the 1942 Edition

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Prologue: Image and Reality

Chapter I: The Common Man In American Poetry And Politics

Chapter II: The State as God: Modern Man's Golden Calf

Chapter III: Independence of Thought And Propaganda

Chapter IV: Majority Rule

Chapter V: The Need for Dissent

Chapter VI: Responsibility and the Sense Of Workmanship

Chapter VII: Planning for the Public Good

Chapter VIII: The Elite

Chapter IX: The Future Citizen

Chapter X: Pan-Humanism

Epilogue: Looking Backward And Forward

Notes

Index
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The New Belief in the Common Man
by Carl J. Friedrich. 348 pgs.

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Chapter I: The Common Man In American Poetry And Politics

Chapter II: The State as God: Modern Man's Golden Calf

Chapter III: Independence of Thought And Propaganda

Conclusion

Chapter IV: Majority Rule

Conclusion

Chapter V: The Need for Dissent

Conclusion

Chapter VI: Responsibility and the Sense Of Workmanship

Conclusion

Chapter VII: Planning for the Public Good

Conclusion

Chapter VIII: The Elite

Conclusion

Chapter IX: The Future Citizen

Conclusion

Chapter X: Pan-Humanism

Notes

Index
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American Experiences in Military Government in World War II
by Carl J. Friedrich. 438 pgs.

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Part I: Some General Problems of Military Government

Chapter II: The Development of American Military Government Policy During World War II

Chapter III: Military Government Organizational Relationships

Chapter IV: Political Intelligence and Its Relation To Military Government

Chapter V: Military Occupation Policy of the Axis Powers

Part II: Descriptive Accounts and Evaluations of Experiences In Italy, France, and Austria

Chapter VI: American Military Government in Italy

Chapter VII: Civil Affairs in France

Chapter VIII: American Military Government in Austria May 1945-February 1946

Part III: Descriptive Account and Evaluation Of Experience in Germany

Chapter X: Conflicts Over Planning at Staff Headquarters

Chapter XI: The Three Phases of Field Operations In Germany, 1945-1946

Chapter XII Denazification, 1944-1946

Chapter XIII: Information Control in the American Zone Of Germany, 1945-1946

Part IV: Military Government Organization And Experience in the Pacific

Chapter XIV: Experience in the Pacific Islands as Illustrated By Guam

Conclusion

Chapter XV: American Military Government Experience In Japan

Chapter XVI: Military Government Experience in Korea

Appendices

Index
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Japan's Prospect (Chap. XII "International and Imperialist Problems Democratic and Socialist Issues Involved In the International Settlement of the Japanese Empire")
by Carl J. Friedrich, Edward A. Ackerman, William Henry Chamberlin, Merle Fainsod, Talcott Parsons, G. Nye Steiger, Seiyei Wakukawa, Frederick M. Watkins. 474 pgs.

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Japanese Words and Pronunciation

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Chapter I Introductory: Japanese Situations as Criteria of Practical Policy

Chapter II Japan: Have or Have-Not Nation?

Chapter III The Historical Background of Present-Day Japan

Chapter IV Population and Social Structure

Chapter V The Japanese Farm-Tenancy System

Chapter VI The Industrial and Commercial Prospect

Chapter VII Religion, Magic, and Morale

Chapter VIII The Challenge of Japanese Ideology

Chapter IX Military Government and the Occupation of Japan

Chapter X Prospects of Constitutional Democracy

Chapter XI Russian Policies in the Far East

Chapter XII International and Imperialist Problems Democratic and Socialist Issues Involved In the International Settlement of the Japanese Empire

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Appendix A

First Published Directive To General Macarthur

The Constitution of Japan

Appendix B Military Government for Japan

Appendix C A Guide to Reading on Japan

Index and Glossary

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