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Introduction.--William Penn.--Thomas Lloyd.--David Lloyd.--James Logan.--John Kinsey.--Isaac Norris.--James Pemberton.--John Dickinson. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Arthur James Balfour.--Lord Salisbury.--Lord Rosebery.--Joseph Chamberlain.--Henry Labouchere.--John Morley.--Lord Aberdeen.--John Burns.--Sir Michael Hicks-Beach.--John E. Redmond.--Sir William Harcourt.--James Bryce.--Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Re-Framing the International insists that, if we are to properly face the challenges of the coming century, we need to re-examine international politics and development through the prism of ethics and morality. International relations must now contend with a widening circle of participants reflecting the diversity and uneveness of status, memory, gender, race, culture and class.

Interviews were conducted among a random stratified sample of executive committeemen of the Republican & Democratic county party org's in Nassau County, New York, from Sep through Oct 1966, in order to determine local party activism (N=46 Democrats, 39 Republicans). 5 hyp's were drawn from previous relevant studies & their applicability or non-applicability to subUr party activism was tested. The following findings are reported: The SE character of Nassau County & its degree of inter-party competition are complemented by Hs levels in the party leadership. There are a number of marked similarities in the status attributes of the 2 leaderships. The parties draw their members from diff groups within certain econ strata, however, & representation of these groups in the leadership appears to be associated with electoral support & leadership ideology. This reinforces the existing body of data relating to the ideological distinctiveness of party leaderships at the local level. The subUr pol'al activist shares certain policy att's with other members of his party, perceives important diff's between the parties, & is to some extent reinforced by his policy & issue concerns to enter & to continue party work. The perceived motivations or incentives for the subUr pol'al activist tend to deal, in the main, with the substance of pol rather than with pol as a mere channel for personal gain. The subUr pol'al leaders also define their roles in a manner which does relate to the electoral success of the party. But substantial numbers of leaders, particularly within the Democratic party, view party goals as somewhat more complex than the single electoral imperative. Data suggest that pol'al activism at the local level may now involve greater citizen participation, greater policy orientation, & in general a more functionally complete type of pol that it has reflected in the past. 9 Tables. M. Maxfield.

This article uses primary sources to analyze the Romanian Iron Guard's 'sacralized' version of politics during the interwar period. The mass burial of two Legionary Romanina fighters, Ion Mota & Vasile Marin, killed in the Spanish Civil War while fighting for Franco, provide an illustrative case study to analyze the relationship between fascism & the Orthodox Church. This moment was important in that during the burial the church publicly supported the cause of the fascist Iron Guard. Still, the author resists wholeheartedly embracing the concept of "clerical fascism" as an analytical tool. C. Adcock