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- Foreword by M. J. Rossant
- Acknowledgments
- Figures and Tables
- 1. The Foundations of the American Ethos: Capitalism and Democracy
- 2. The Libertarian Tradition
- 3. Egalitarianism
- 4. The Cultural Foundations of Capitalism
- 5. Capitalism as an Economic System
- 6. Capitalism and Democracy in Conflict
- 7. Ideology and the American Ethos
- 8. Social Learning and the Acquisition of Political Norms [Written with Dennis Chong]
- 9 The Future of Capitalist Democracy in the United States
- Appendix I. Empirical Methods
- Appendix II. Three OVS Scales: Capitalist Values, Democratic Values, and Political Sophistication
- Appendix III. Clear and Contested Norms
- Notes
- Index
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