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Doctoral Dissertations in Political Science: In Preparation at American Universities1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 September 2013

Llewellyn Pfankuchen
Affiliation:
University of Wisconsin

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Copyright © American Political Science Association 1940

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1 Similar lists have been printed in the Review as follows: V, 456 (1911); VI, 464 (1912); VII, 689 (1913); VIII, 488 (1914); XIV, 155 (1920); XVI, 497 (1922); XIX, 171 (1925); XX, 660 (1926); XXI, 645 (1927); XXII, 736 (1928); XXIII, 795 (1929); XXIV, 799 (1930); XXV, 798 (1931); XXVI, 769 (1932); XXVII, 680 (1933); XXVIII, 766 (1934); XXIX, 713 (1935); XXX, 811 (1936); XXXI, 772 (1937); XXXII, 796 (1938); XXXIII, 732 (1939).

Items which appeared in the August, 1939, list are in general classified under the same headings in the present list, and new items have been assimilated to the 1939 classification as far as possible. In cases where classification of an item has been suggested by the institution concerned, the suggestion has been followed. It is believed that each item is listed under one classification only.

The lists printed in the Review are based on information from departments giving graduate instruction in political science. Often dissertations are in progress in departments of economics, history, sociology, etc., which overlap or supplement dissertations in preparation in political science. Attention is called especially to the following lists: “Doctoral Dissertations in Political Economy in Progress in American Colleges and Universities,” in the American Economic Review; “List of Doctoral Dissertations in History Now in Progress at American Universities,” Division of Historical Research, Carnegie Institution of Washington; and “Higher Degrees in Sociology,” in the American Journal of Sociology. Usually one list is published each year. These are in addition to the “List of American Doctoral Dissertations Printed in 1936–1937,” the most recent of an annual series published by the Library of Congress.

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