Daniel Goldrich
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 108470 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Daniel Goldrich |
| NOMBRES | Daniel |
| APELLIDO | Goldrich |
| FIRMA | GOLDRICH D |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Oregon |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 54 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1958 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Sustainable Development in Mexico
Mexico holds the potential for a disastrous confrontation or a constructive breakthrough regarding sustainable development. The world's wealthy countries have been largely able to insulate themselves from the costs of the social and ecological deterioration that characterizes the world's poor countries. The Mexico-United States case is a critical one because the 2,000-mile border makes cost-sharing inescapable. Given its revolutionary nationalist…
Political Organization and the Politicization of the Poblador
Commentaries
In the treatment of the concept of political legitimacy, Bwy states that people support their political system "not only because 'this is the way it has always been' (traditional legitimacy), and because of gratifications received from the system, but also because they had a hand in making it the way it is. In short, the ability to participate in a system leads directly to the building of positive affect toward it." He goes on to point out that t…
The political integration of lower-class urban settlements in Chile and Peru
Latin American Politics. 24 Studies of the Contemporary Scene
Sons of the Establishment
Feedback
Atlanta to "Oretown"-Identifying Community Elites
The Rulers and the Ruled
Inter-American Politics
These are four books on inter-American relations, the focus necessarily requiring the authors to make an assessment of intra-national politics as well. With one partial exception (Powelson), none of them is based on anything approaching a theoretical orientation, and the frame of reference is not that of systematic empirical inquiry. Their value then for the student of comparative politics or international relations is extremely limited. All (exc…
Peasants' Sons in City Schools
It is frequently assumed that the extremely rapid urbanization of Latin America will generate political extremism and instability, based on the bitter protests of the new urban mass, which aspires high but must live on the margin of survival. The flow of subsistence farmers and agrarian laborers to the cities has been intellectually accommodated by social scientists only in a very crude way. Although the folk-urban continuum has been challenged b…
Panamanian Students' Orientations toward Government and Democracy
Despite all the warnings that the Latin-American masses are aroused and demanding social justice, there is little empirical data demonstrating it although there are a few research reports suggesting the lack of validity of the general proposition, in some significant situations. For example, one survey report indicates that even with the rise of the militant, radical peasant leagues in northeast Brazil, the general rural populace has hardly any f…
Requisites for Political Legitimacy in Panama
Journal Article REQUISITES FOR POLITICAL LEGITIMACY IN PANAMA Get access DANIEL GOLDRICH DANIEL GOLDRICH †The author is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Michigan State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 26, Issue 4, WINTER 1962, Pages 664–668, https://doi.org/10.1086/267136 Published: 01 January 1962
Developing Political Orientations of Panamanian Students
Community Power Structures and Partisanship
rent study, in a period of excellent business profits and full employment, in a period when social forces were more conducive to intergroup harmony than to inter-group conflict, prevailing business and labor lines were characterized by immediate and limited politico-economic interests. The organizational literature of business and labor for period under review shows that these interest groups were not engaged in an ideological conflict of durable…
Political Organization and the Politicization of the Poblador
The political integration of lower-class urban settlements in Chile and Peru
The Rulers and the Ruled
Sustainable Development in Mexico
Mexico holds the potential for a disastrous confrontation or a constructive breakthrough regarding sustainable development. The world's wealthy countries have been largely able to insulate themselves from the costs of the social and ecological deterioration that characterizes the world's poor countries. The Mexico-United States case is a critical one because the 2,000-mile border makes cost-sharing inescapable. Given its revolutionary nationalist…
Community Power Structures and Partisanship
rent study, in a period of excellent business profits and full employment, in a period when social forces were more conducive to intergroup harmony than to inter-group conflict, prevailing business and labor lines were characterized by immediate and limited politico-economic interests. The organizational literature of business and labor for period under review shows that these interest groups were not engaged in an ideological conflict of durable…
Peasants' Sons in City Schools
It is frequently assumed that the extremely rapid urbanization of Latin America will generate political extremism and instability, based on the bitter protests of the new urban mass, which aspires high but must live on the margin of survival. The flow of subsistence farmers and agrarian laborers to the cities has been intellectually accommodated by social scientists only in a very crude way. Although the folk-urban continuum has been challenged b…
Requisites for Political Legitimacy in Panama
Journal Article REQUISITES FOR POLITICAL LEGITIMACY IN PANAMA Get access DANIEL GOLDRICH DANIEL GOLDRICH †The author is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Michigan State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 26, Issue 4, WINTER 1962, Pages 664–668, https://doi.org/10.1086/267136 Published: 01 January 1962
Developing Political Orientations of Panamanian Students
Community Power Structures and Partisanship
rent study, in a period of excellent business profits and full employment, in a period when social forces were more conducive to intergroup harmony than to inter-group conflict, prevailing business and labor lines were characterized by immediate and limited politico-economic interests. The organizational literature of business and labor for period under review shows that these interest groups were not engaged in an ideological conflict of durable…
Developing Political Orientations of Panamanian Students
Requisites for Political Legitimacy in Panama
Journal Article REQUISITES FOR POLITICAL LEGITIMACY IN PANAMA Get access DANIEL GOLDRICH DANIEL GOLDRICH †The author is Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Michigan State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 26, Issue 4, WINTER 1962, Pages 664–668, https://doi.org/10.1086/267136 Published: 01 January 1962
Panamanian Students' Orientations toward Government and Democracy
Despite all the warnings that the Latin-American masses are aroused and demanding social justice, there is little empirical data demonstrating it although there are a few research reports suggesting the lack of validity of the general proposition, in some significant situations. For example, one survey report indicates that even with the rise of the militant, radical peasant leagues in northeast Brazil, the general rural populace has hardly any f…
Inter-American Politics
These are four books on inter-American relations, the focus necessarily requiring the authors to make an assessment of intra-national politics as well. With one partial exception (Powelson), none of them is based on anything approaching a theoretical orientation, and the frame of reference is not that of systematic empirical inquiry. Their value then for the student of comparative politics or international relations is extremely limited. All (exc…
Peasants' Sons in City Schools
It is frequently assumed that the extremely rapid urbanization of Latin America will generate political extremism and instability, based on the bitter protests of the new urban mass, which aspires high but must live on the margin of survival. The flow of subsistence farmers and agrarian laborers to the cities has been intellectually accommodated by social scientists only in a very crude way. Although the folk-urban continuum has been challenged b…
Atlanta to "Oretown"-Identifying Community Elites
The Rulers and the Ruled
Feedback
The political integration of lower-class urban settlements in Chile and Peru
Latin American Politics. 24 Studies of the Contemporary Scene
Sons of the Establishment
Commentaries
In the treatment of the concept of political legitimacy, Bwy states that people support their political system "not only because 'this is the way it has always been' (traditional legitimacy), and because of gratifications received from the system, but also because they had a hand in making it the way it is. In short, the ability to participate in a system leads directly to the building of positive affect toward it." He goes on to point out that t…
Political Organization and the Politicization of the Poblador
Sustainable Development in Mexico
Mexico holds the potential for a disastrous confrontation or a constructive breakthrough regarding sustainable development. The world's wealthy countries have been largely able to insulate themselves from the costs of the social and ecological deterioration that characterizes the world's poor countries. The Mexico-United States case is a critical one because the 2,000-mile border makes cost-sharing inescapable. Given its revolutionary nationalist…
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