The article's prime purpose is to describe the attemps of an informal association of prople to create educational activities which, in themselves, would be actions on the problems of international development. It is hoped the explanation will clarify some of the major issues in the new field of international education. (Author/AG)

A nation-wide questionnaire survey reveals that sociological demonstrators tend to be: younger, in the middle pay ranges, residents of the Northeast and West, Democrats, supporters of liberal presidential candidates, alienated, possibly higher achievers if 45 or older, and the children of parents with certain identifiable characteristics.…

Describes a political science classroom situation wherein students created their own definition of politics through political action. (HS)

Advances in environmental awareness, action, and commitments during President Nixon's administration are studied and analyzed. Treated in detail are the political influences on decision making in the handling of environmental policies. (BL)

The degree of concern for environmental problems by environmental decision-makers is often reflected in environmental policies. In profile fashion, the perceptions, attitudes, and background of persons affecting environmental decision-making in the Lake Tahoe Basin, California/Nevada, are explored. An environmental concern scale is developed. (BL)

Author emphasizes that schools must examine their response to the 18-year-old vote phenomenon and guard against serving as an unwitting social tool for wrong ends. (Author/MB)

Conflict over community control and de facto segregation of schools represents only a struggle for power between blacks and whites. (Author)

A questionnaire survey of 379 state legislators revealed that both sexes are equally inclined to postpone their public office careers until their children are grown. (Author/RM)

Reports that coverage of preelection polls by the Israeli press has increased markedly since 1948, as has media sponsorship of them. (FL)

Focuses on the different ways political oratory, scholarly argument, and scientific reports use analogy. Specifically, analyzes intersubjective agreement in Franklin D. Roosevelt's First Inaugural address, the scholarly argument between Sir Karl Popper and Thomas S. Kuhn, and the scientific reports of various mathematicians and scientists. (PD)