American Politics in a Revolutionary World

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By Chester Bowles

Harvard University Press, 1956, 131 pp

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In these 1956 Godkin Lectures, Mr. Bowles first develops a theory of American politics--centering on the recurring periods of national "consensus"--and then seeks to define the major problems, national and above all international, for which a new "consensus" is required.

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