Ralph J Bunche
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1106652 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ralph J Bunche |
| NOMBRES | Ralph J |
| APELLIDO | Bunche |
| FIRMA | BUNCHE R J |
| AFILIACIONES | United Nations |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 29 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 33 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 29 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1934 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Ralph Bunche Scholars Selected to Present Posters
The following Ralph Bunche Scholars were selected to present their Ralph Bunche Summer Insitute research papers in a poster session at the 2012 APSA Annual Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana
Pride and Prejudice
The Political Status of the Negro in the Age of FDR
The Political Status of the Negro in the Age of FDR
Journal Article The Political Status of the Negro in the Age of FDR. By Ralph J. Bunche. Ed. by Dewey W. Grantham. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1973. xxxiii + 682 pp. Map, illustrations, tables, notes, bibliography, and index. $17.50.) Get access Louis Ruchames Louis Ruchames University of Massachusetts, Boston Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 61, Issue 1, June …
Political Status of the Negro in the Age of FDR
Presidential Address
This, the fiftieth annual meeting of our Association, has more than ordinary significance. Certainly it can be said that the Association has attained middle-age and the intellectual as well as the physical maturity to do proper credit to our years. We may, on this special occasion at least, regard with pardonable pride our record of growth, the recognition and development of our discipline in both teaching and research, the public service it has …
Democracy
We Americans are part of a vast and powerful and dynamic nation, a great power whose responsibilities and influence in the modern world are staggering in their scope. The origin, traditions and creed of this nation are an inspiration to all freedom-loving peoples. Our country's history is brave. From the beginning, Americans of all colors have fought and died for their freedom and ideals. Having won by blood the right to maintain an independent e…
Behind God's Back
Negro Political History
The Negro in the Political Life of the United States
American political philosophy and institutions are rooted in the fertile soil of eighteenth century liberalism. The dominant influence in American thinking at the time of the Revolution was civil libertarianism. This promised much for the status of the individual in the society. The American Revolution, admittedly bourgeois in character, and more a secession than a revolution, revealed a high regard for the rights of property as well as for the r…
The Irua Ceremony Among the Kikuyu of Kiambu District, Kenya
The Role of the University in the Political Orientation of Negro Youth
In discussing the role of the university in serving the needs of Negro youth, it appears to me that one glaring weakness of our universities protrudes like a sore thumb. I allude to the haphazard and uninspired efforts with regard to the political orientation of the students. It is notorious that the student which we run off of the production belts in our American universities is in general a disoriented, placid and smug product; uninspired, uneq…
The Programs of Organizations Devoted to the Improvement of the Status of the American Negro
Ralph J. Bunche, The Programs of Organizations Devoted to the Improvement of the Status of the American Negro, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 8, No. 3, The Present and Future Position of the Negro in the American Social Order (Jul., 1939), pp. 539-550
The Land Equation in Kenya Colony (As Seen by a Kikuyu Chief)
A World View of Race
African Survivals in the New World
Culture Conflict in South Africa
Literature for the South African Bantu
Interracial Beacon
"Colonial "Hokum
African Pilgrimage
Ethiopia vs Italy
A Critique of New Deal Social Planning as it Affects Negroes
The New Deal, at its inception, confronting an economy of chaos, proclaimed its major purpose to be the application of planning to our entire social structure. In pursuance of this objective a whole series of complicated and contradictory mechanisms have been invented and set up with the purpose of effecting a regulated orderliness in the economic life of the nation. But after two years of frantic trial and error, the New Deal, and most of its el…
"The Negro and Other American "Aliens
Education in Black and White
Enlightened opinion in present-day America accepts it as axiomatic that education is and should be intimately related to all of the forces at work in our social order. It regards education as a dynamic and vital factor in the development of our society. There are some, to be sure, who do not share this view. They feel that education should be kept in a vacuum in order to maintain its purity, and that teachers should be confined to a closely guard…
The Irua Ceremony Among the Kikuyu of Kiambu District, Kenya
French Educational Policy in Togo and Dahomey
In its vastness and richness Africa rivals its sister continents. Because of its wealth it has long commanded attention of Western world. But perhaps greatest significance of Africa is to be found in its possibilities as a proving ground in human relationships-social, economic, and political. Here is one place in a troubled world where mistakes previously committed may be corrected; where, indeed, a new and better civilization may be cultivated t…
Presidential Address
This, the fiftieth annual meeting of our Association, has more than ordinary significance. Certainly it can be said that the Association has attained middle-age and the intellectual as well as the physical maturity to do proper credit to our years. We may, on this special occasion at least, regard with pardonable pride our record of growth, the recognition and development of our discipline in both teaching and research, the public service it has …
French and British Imperialism in West Africa
The Land Equation in Kenya Colony (As Seen by a Kikuyu Chief)
The Negro in the Political Life of the United States
American political philosophy and institutions are rooted in the fertile soil of eighteenth century liberalism. The dominant influence in American thinking at the time of the Revolution was civil libertarianism. This promised much for the status of the individual in the society. The American Revolution, admittedly bourgeois in character, and more a secession than a revolution, revealed a high regard for the rights of property as well as for the r…
Culture Conflict in South Africa
A Critique of New Deal Social Planning as it Affects Negroes
The New Deal, at its inception, confronting an economy of chaos, proclaimed its major purpose to be the application of planning to our entire social structure. In pursuance of this objective a whole series of complicated and contradictory mechanisms have been invented and set up with the purpose of effecting a regulated orderliness in the economic life of the nation. But after two years of frantic trial and error, the New Deal, and most of its el…
African Pilgrimage
Education in Black and White
Enlightened opinion in present-day America accepts it as axiomatic that education is and should be intimately related to all of the forces at work in our social order. It regards education as a dynamic and vital factor in the development of our society. There are some, to be sure, who do not share this view. They feel that education should be kept in a vacuum in order to maintain its purity, and that teachers should be confined to a closely guard…
A Critical Analysis of the Tactics and Programs of Minority Groups
J. S. Mill in his fine treatise on Representative Government expressed the belief that it is virtually impossible to build up a democracy out of the intermingling of racially differentiated groups of men. It may be that historical experience has indicated the error of Mill's thesis insofar as different groups among the white peoples of the world are concerned, but there is apparently much evidence to substantiate it when related to the intermixtu…
French Educational Policy in Togo and Dahomey
In its vastness and richness Africa rivals its sister continents. Because of its wealth it has long commanded attention of Western world. But perhaps greatest significance of Africa is to be found in its possibilities as a proving ground in human relationships-social, economic, and political. Here is one place in a troubled world where mistakes previously committed may be corrected; where, indeed, a new and better civilization may be cultivated t…
A Critical Analysis of the Tactics and Programs of Minority Groups
J. S. Mill in his fine treatise on Representative Government expressed the belief that it is virtually impossible to build up a democracy out of the intermingling of racially differentiated groups of men. It may be that historical experience has indicated the error of Mill's thesis insofar as different groups among the white peoples of the world are concerned, but there is apparently much evidence to substantiate it when related to the intermixtu…
African Pilgrimage
Ethiopia vs Italy
A Critique of New Deal Social Planning as it Affects Negroes
The New Deal, at its inception, confronting an economy of chaos, proclaimed its major purpose to be the application of planning to our entire social structure. In pursuance of this objective a whole series of complicated and contradictory mechanisms have been invented and set up with the purpose of effecting a regulated orderliness in the economic life of the nation. But after two years of frantic trial and error, the New Deal, and most of its el…
"The Negro and Other American "Aliens
Education in Black and White
Enlightened opinion in present-day America accepts it as axiomatic that education is and should be intimately related to all of the forces at work in our social order. It regards education as a dynamic and vital factor in the development of our society. There are some, to be sure, who do not share this view. They feel that education should be kept in a vacuum in order to maintain its purity, and that teachers should be confined to a closely guard…
French and British Imperialism in West Africa
Harold F. Gosnell, Negro Politicians
African Survivals in the New World
Culture Conflict in South Africa
Literature for the South African Bantu
Interracial Beacon
"Colonial "Hokum
A World View of Race
The Programs of Organizations Devoted to the Improvement of the Status of the American Negro
Ralph J. Bunche, The Programs of Organizations Devoted to the Improvement of the Status of the American Negro, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 8, No. 3, The Present and Future Position of the Negro in the American Social Order (Jul., 1939), pp. 539-550
The Land Equation in Kenya Colony (As Seen by a Kikuyu Chief)
The Role of the University in the Political Orientation of Negro Youth
In discussing the role of the university in serving the needs of Negro youth, it appears to me that one glaring weakness of our universities protrudes like a sore thumb. I allude to the haphazard and uninspired efforts with regard to the political orientation of the students. It is notorious that the student which we run off of the production belts in our American universities is in general a disoriented, placid and smug product; uninspired, uneq…
Negro Political History
The Negro in the Political Life of the United States
American political philosophy and institutions are rooted in the fertile soil of eighteenth century liberalism. The dominant influence in American thinking at the time of the Revolution was civil libertarianism. This promised much for the status of the individual in the society. The American Revolution, admittedly bourgeois in character, and more a secession than a revolution, revealed a high regard for the rights of property as well as for the r…
The Irua Ceremony Among the Kikuyu of Kiambu District, Kenya
Behind God's Back
Democracy
We Americans are part of a vast and powerful and dynamic nation, a great power whose responsibilities and influence in the modern world are staggering in their scope. The origin, traditions and creed of this nation are an inspiration to all freedom-loving peoples. Our country's history is brave. From the beginning, Americans of all colors have fought and died for their freedom and ideals. Having won by blood the right to maintain an independent e…
Presidential Address
This, the fiftieth annual meeting of our Association, has more than ordinary significance. Certainly it can be said that the Association has attained middle-age and the intellectual as well as the physical maturity to do proper credit to our years. We may, on this special occasion at least, regard with pardonable pride our record of growth, the recognition and development of our discipline in both teaching and research, the public service it has …
Political Status of the Negro in the Age of FDR
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