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The Political Theory Question in Political Science, 1956–1967
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 November 2006
Abstract
Despite the postwar rise of behavioralism in political science, the Review gave surprising prominence to traditional political theory during Harvey C. Mansfield's ten-year term as editor (1956–1965), all the more striking for the prominence of Leo Strauss and his students during the first half of this period. This article considers several factors that help explain the surprising recognition given this subfield and its unexpected bargaining power.
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- “THE EVOLUTION OF POLITICAL SCIENCE” ESSAYS
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