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Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- About the Authors -- Chronology -- Abbreviations -- Introduction: Philippine Society and American Colonialism -- Implementing the "New Order": The Structure and Supervision of Local Government During the Taft Era -- Conflict in the Philippine Legislature: The Commission and the Assembly from 1907 to 1913 -- Philippine Economic Development and American Policy: A Reappraisal -- American Internal Revenue Policy in the Philippines to 1916 -- Quezon's Role in Philippine Independence -- Joseph Ralston Hayden: The Education of a Colonialist -- Select Bibliography.

Role played by personal ideology as opposed to constituent representation in behavior of elected officials; US; 9 articles. Role of ideology in Senate voting, candidate evaluation, role of constituency pressure on congressional action in flag-burning, and evidence on shirking in the House of Representatives.

The production of economic history, like that in many fields of scholarly endeavor, increased sharply in the past quarter-century, compared to the rate of output in earlier eras. While the "new" economic history, with its emphasis on economic theory and measurement, has attracted considerable attention during the last decade, "traditional" economic history, written along institutional lines, has continued to be significant, both quantitatively (in terms of numbers of books and articles) and qualitatively (as assessed by contributions to our understanding of economic processes.)