1. Social science and the citizen

   Departments Pages: 7 - 9

2. Feedback

   • William M. Kunstler
   • V. Stanley Vardays
   • Lynn Turgeon

   Departments Pages: 10 - 11

3. Is carter sure to win?

   • Seymour Martin Lipset

   Commentaries: Polling And Politics Pages: 12 - 15

4. Misleading measurements

   • Burns W. Roper

   Commentaries: Polling And Politics Pages: 16 - 18

5. Pollsters, not prophets

   • George Gallup

   Commentaries: Polling And Politics Pages: 19 - 23

6. Manipulating public opinion

   • Irving Crespi

   Commentaries: Polling And Politics Pages: 24 - 25

7. Centralizing health care

   • Dorothy Nelkin
   • David J. Edelman

   Articles: The Fechnological Imperative Versus Public Interests Pages: 26 - 34

8. Tomato technology

   • William H. Friedland
   • Amy Barton

   Articles: The Fechnological Imperative Versus Public Interests Pages: 35 - 42

9. Mass transit for the few

   • Peter Marcuse

   Articles: The Fechnological Imperative Versus Public Interests Pages: 43 - 50

10. Passionate scientists

    • Ian I. Mitroff

    Articles: The Fechnological Imperative Versus Public Interests Pages: 51 - 57

11. Trauma at Buffalo Creek

    • Kai T. Erikson

    Special Feature Pages: 58 - 65

12. The great society fallout

    • Sar A. Levitan

    Interview Pages: 66 - 72

13. Guys and dolls

    • Jim Colman

    Photo Essay Pages: 73 - 74

14. Thinkers

    • Everett C. Hughes
    • Sally Allen McNall
    • Phillip S. Hughes

    Departments Pages: 75 - 79

15. C.G. Jung: The haunted prophet

    • Sally Allen McNall

    Departments Pages: 80 - 82

16. The next two hundred year

    • James W. Howe

    Departments Pages: 83 - 84

17. Love, altruism, and world crisis: The challenge of pitirim sorokin

    • Michel Richard

    Departments Pages: 85 - 85

18. Einstein and the generations of science

    • Phillip S. Hughes

    Departments Pages: 86 - 89

19. Classified

    Departments Pages: 90 - 90