Barbara Sinclair was Professor Emerita of Political Science at the University of California at Los Angeles.

• Acknowledgments 1. Agenda, Policy, and Alignment Change: A Framework for Analysis 2. Agenda and Policy Change during a Realigning Era, 1925–1938 3. Expansion of the Political Agenda: Civil Liberties and International Involvement, 1937–1952 4. Aftershocks of Realignment and the Return to Normal Politics: Social Welfare, Government Management of the Economy, and Agricultural Policy, 1939–1952 5. The Eisenhower Interlude, 1953–1960 6. Policy Change without Realignment: New Frontier and Great Society, 1961–1968 7. Divided Government in a Time of Turmoil, 1969–1976 8. Democratic Control and Liberal Malaise, 1977–1978 9. Agenda, Policy, and Alignment Change: Determinants and Interrelationships Notes References Index

Barbara Sinclair was Professor Emerita of Political Science at the University of California at Los Angeles.

• Acknowledgments 1. Agenda, Policy, and Alignment Change: A Framework for Analysis 2. Agenda and Policy Change during a Realigning Era, 1925–1938 3. Expansion of the Political Agenda: Civil Liberties and International Involvement, 1937–1952 4. Aftershocks of Realignment and the Return to Normal Politics: Social Welfare, Government Management of the Economy, and Agricultural Policy, 1939–1952 5. The Eisenhower Interlude, 1953–1960 6. Policy Change without Realignment: New Frontier and Great Society, 1961–1968 7. Divided Government in a Time of Turmoil, 1969–1976 8. Democratic Control and Liberal Malaise, 1977–1978 9. Agenda, Policy, and Alignment Change: Determinants and Interrelationships Notes References Index