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THE CAUCUS FOR NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE WAS FOUNDED IN 1967 TO OPPOSE CURRENT TRENDS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE, ESPECIALLY ITS LACK OF ATTENTION TO THE VIETNAM WAR AND MASS PROTEST MOVEMENTS. A MAJOR ITEM ON THE ORGINAL AGENDA WAS FOUNDATION INFLUENCE ON CHOICE OF RESEARCH TOPIC, AND FOUNDATION CONNECTIONS WITH POLITICAL SCIENCE MORE GENERALLY. THIS ARTICLE IS DIRECTLY A RESULT OF THE DISCUSSION HELD AT THE INITIAL MEETING. IT CONCLUDES THAT COLLECTIVE THINKING IS NEEDED ON WHAT RESEARCH IS NECESSARY TO PROMOTE DESIRED SOCIAL CHANGE, STARTING WITH THE UNFULFILLED LIBERAL GOALS, SUCH AS PEACEFUL RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES, ELIMINATION OF POVERTY, AND BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS.

The philosophy of style.-- Over-legislation.-- The morals of trade.-- Personal beauty.-- Representative government.-- Prison-ethics.--Railway morals and railway policy.-- Gracefulness.-- State-tamperings with money and banks.-- Parliamentary reform: the dangers and the safeguards.-- Mill versus Hamilton -the test of truth. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The philosophy of style.--Over-legislation.--The morals of trade.--Personal beauty.--Representative government.--Prison-ethics.--Railway morals and railway policy.--Gracefulness.--State-tamperings with money and banks.--Parliamentary reform: the dangers and the safeguards.--Mill versus Hamilton: the test of truth. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The philosophy of style.--Over-legislation.--The morals of trade.--Personal beauty.--Representative government.--Prison-ethics.--Railway morals and railway policy.--Gracefulness.--State-tamperings with money and banks.--Parliamentary reform: the dangers and the safeguards.--Mill versus Hamilton: the test of truth. ; Mode of access: Internet.

National debts and the funding of national wealth.--Free trade, its failure as an economical policy.--Depression of trade, its cause and remedy.--The competition of capital with labour.--The depreciation in the value of gold.--Is credit capital, a national question.--Promotion of home industry as a national policy.--National economy and national honour. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Vol. 1-2 contain reprints of the author's works on positivism from 1856-1874; v. 3 is a reprint of his publications during the last 8 years of his life. ; Vol. 2. has imprint London, Reeves and Turner; v.2, London, Church of Humanity. ; Mode of access: Internet.

A reprint of the author's works on positivism from 1856 to 1874. ; Pages 275 and 349 misnumbered 272 and 348 respectively. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Vol. 1 is a reprint of the author's works on positivism from 1856 to 1874; v. 2, from 1874 to 1892. cf. Advertisement, v. 2. ; Vol. 2 has imprint: London, Reeves and Turner. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The philosophy of style.--Over-legislation.--The morals of trade.--Personal beauty.--Representative government.--Prison-ethics.--Railway morals and railway policy.--Gracefulness.--State-tamperings with money and banks.--Parliamentary reform: the dangers and the safeguards.--Mill versus Hamilton--the test of truth. ; Mode of access: Internet.