First published in 1998.This is Volume VI of eighteen on a series of Political Sociology. Written in 1956 it takes in the areas of the Psychology of Democracy, of Nazism, and of Communism.
Part 1 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF DEMOCRACY; Part 1_Introduction; p1c1 The Democratic Way of Life; p1c2 A Flexible Society; p1c3 The Paradox of Democracy; p1c4 Ideology and Democracy; p1c5 The Cardinal Socio-Psychological Conceptsof Democracy; p1c6 Mind and Democracy; Chapter 7 Democracy and Everyday Life; Chapter 8 Democratic Personality; Part 2 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF NAZISM; p2c1 Dictatorship of the Right; p2c2 The Weltanschauung of Nazism; p2c3 Nazism as Regressive Behaviour; p2c4 Pathological Factors in Nazism; p2c5 Nazi Authoritarian Personality; Part 3 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF COMMUNISM; p3c1 The Historical Pattern of Communism; p3c2 The Political Articulation of Communism; p3c3 Russia and Communism; p3c4 The Rational Dynamics of Communism; p3c5 The Irrational Dynamics of Communism; p3c6 The Psychology of Dogma; p3c7 The Communist Type of Personality; p3c8 History and Personality;
