1. Nuclear issues in social research

   • Kurt Finsterbusch

   Departments Pages: 2 - 3

2. Social science and the citizen

   Departments Pages: 4 - 4

3. Correction

   • Mihailo Marković
   • Milovan Djilas

   Erratum Pages: 4 - 4

4. Force, foresight and science

   • William D. Carey

   Uses And Control Of Knowledge Pages: 5 - 7

5. Decision making and the social fabric

   • David A. Goslin

   Uses And Control Of Knowledge Pages: 7 - 11

6. Social science out of the closet

   • Otto N. Larsen

   Uses And Control Of Knowledge Pages: 11 - 15

7. Elite roles and democratic sentiments

   • Irving Louis Horowitz

   Uses And Control Of Knowledge Pages: 16 - 19

8. Leaks and other informal communications

   • Stephen Hess

   Special Feature Pages: 20 - 29

9. Prospects for pluralism

   • Nelson W. Polsby

   Costs Of The New Federalism Pages: 30 - 34

10. Why is there no socialism in the united states?

    • Theodore J. Lowi

    Costs Of The New Federalism Pages: 34 - 42

11. Federalism means inequality

    • Aaron Wildavsky

    Costs Of The New Federalism Pages: 42 - 49

12. Political parties and the dollar

    • Herbert E. Alexander

    Costs Of The New Federalism Pages: 49 - 58

13. American cities and the future

    • David A. Caputo

    Costs Of The New Federalism Pages: 59 - 64

14. Efficiency and reality

    • James E. Swiss

    Costs Of The New Federalism Pages: 64 - 70

15. The missing link in applied social science

    • Richard P. Nathan

    Social Science And Public Policy Pages: 71 - 77

16. The object of their desire

    • Tom Zimmerman

    Photo Essay Pages: 78 - 81

17. Social science books of the month

    Departments Pages: 82 - 82

18. Books in review

    • Richard A. Cohen
    • Stephen Sloan
    • Judith Stacey

    BookReview Pages: 82 - 90

19. Classified

    Departments Pages: 93 - 93