Democracy II. Psychology looks at Morals and Politics III. Legal Education and Public Policy: Professional Training in the Public Interest (with Myres S. McDougal, Professor of Law, Yale Law School) IV. Policy and the Intelligence Function: Ideological Intelligence II. How TO ANALYSE POLITICS A. POLITICAL ÉLITES Chapter I. Skill Politics and Skill Revolution II. The Garrison State and Specialists on Violence III. The Changing Italian Élite. IV. The Rise of the Propagandist B. POLITICAL ATTITUDES Chapter I. The Triple-Appeal Principle: A Dynamic Key II. General Framework: Person, Personality, Group, Culture III. The Psychology of Hitlerism as a Response of the Lower Middle Classes to Continuing Insecurity IV. Radio as an Instrument of Reducing Personal Insecurity III. How TO OBSERVE AND RECORD POLITICS Chapter I. The Participant-Observer: Studies of Administrative Rules in Action II. Self-Observation: Recording the Focus of Attention III. The Prolonged Insight Interview of Freud IV. The World Attention Survey