Vol. 44 No. 2 (2020)

Published November 9, 2020
Symposium: Leadership and the History of Political Thought
Political Science Reviewer, Volume 42.2

Notes

iii-iv
Editor's Note
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v-vii
Notes on Contributors
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Articles

Matthew D. Mendham
257-288
A Flawed Moralist? On Kantian and Other Constructive Interpretations of Rousseau’s Life and Thought
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Trevor Shelley
289-320
Tocquevillean Poetics: Political Science, the Nation, and Humanity
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Symposium

Joshua Bowman
321-326
Introduction: Political Theory and Political Leadership
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Brent Edwin Cusher
327-352
Thucydides on Innovative Leadership and its Limits: Pericles of Athens
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Michael Promisel
353-386
Why Character Matters: Aristotle on Prudence, Charioteer of the Virtues
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Kevin M. Cherry
387-418
Cicero on Factions, Statesmen, and the Mixed Regime
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Matthew Van Hook
419-448
Myth, Moderate, or Machiavellian? Democratic Statesmanship and the Military Mind
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Zachary K. German
449-478
What Prudence is Allowed to Produce: Montesquieu on the Knowledge of Statesmanship
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Christie Maloyed
479-508
Hypocrisy and Democratic Leadership in Benjamin Franklin’s Political Thought
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Author Meets Critics

Luke C. Sheahan, Timothy C. Shiell, Howard Schweber, Bruce P. Frohnen
511-568
Symposium on Luke Sheahan's Why Associations Matter: The Case for First Amendment Pluralism
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