Leonard A Cole
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 200519 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Leonard A Cole |
| NOMBRES | Leonard A |
| APELLIDO | Cole |
| FIRMA | COLE L A |
| AFILIACIONES | Rutgers University Newark New Jersey |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1965 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Local Planning for Terror and Disaster
The Poison Weapons Taboo
Although the threat of chemical and biological warfare has grown, the actual use of poisons as weapons of war or terrorism remains rare. The reason rests in part on a long-standing taboo about poison weapons. This article explores possible biological and cultural explanations for the taboo; surveys the use of poisons by other species, by tribal groups, and by ancient societies; and considers the importance of snakes in developing attitudes about …
Countering Chem-Bio Terrorism
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International Relations and Politics
Element of Risk
Preface 1. The Development of Radon Policy 2. The Science of Uncertainty 3. Leapers and Loopers 4. Lopers and Loppers 5. Federal Regulators and Congress 6. Radon in the States and the Case of New Jersey 7. Private and Public Interests 8. The Press, Science, and Radon 9. Radon Policies in Other Countries: Sweden and Finland 10. Democracy, Risk, and Reason Appendix A: Radioactive Decay Chain of Uranium-238 Appendix B: Letters Appendix C: The Enviro…
International Relations and Politics
Response to Ziliniskas' Review of Clouds of Secrecy
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Tributyltin and public policy
International Relations and Politics
Facts, Values, and Policies
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Politics and the Restraint of Science
Governing Science
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Politics and the Restraint of ScienceLeonard A. Cole Totowa, New Jersey
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Politics and the Restraint of Science
Changing Attitudes Within the Scientific Community
Science Perverted
Book reviewed in this article: Politics and the Restraint of Science. By Leonard A. Cole
Local Leadership in Black Communities
Black Progress - and Reality
Blacks in Power
Journal Article Blacks in Power: A Comparative Study of Black and White Elected Officials. By Leonard A. Cole. (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1976. xiv + 267 pp. Charts, tables, appendixes, notes, and index. $13.50.) Get access Harvard Sitkoff Harvard Sitkoff University of New Hampshire Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 64, Issue 1, June 1977, Pages 201–202, https…
Blacks & Ethnic Political Tolerance
In a survey conducted in sixteen New Jersey municipalities with substantial black populations, Leonard Cole examines the degree of political tolerance shown by white voters toward black candidates for political office. His endeavor to explain the increasing support given to black candidates leads him to the conclusion that the pattern is similar to that applying to the political success of white ethnic groups
Black Elected Officials
Comm Ent On "Black Representation"
Electing Blacks To Municipal Office
Religious Socialization, Present Devoutness, and Willingness to Enter a Mixed Religious Marriage
Self-administered questionnaire responses of 876 unmarried Catholic students at Iowa State University are used in a study of differential willingness to enter a cross-religious marriage. Factors tested for an association with willingness to marry a non-Catholic were: Students' perception of devoutness of home, mother's religion, father's religion, attendance at Catholic grade school, high school and college, students' self-rating of present devou…
The Poison Weapons Taboo
Although the threat of chemical and biological warfare has grown, the actual use of poisons as weapons of war or terrorism remains rare. The reason rests in part on a long-standing taboo about poison weapons. This article explores possible biological and cultural explanations for the taboo; surveys the use of poisons by other species, by tribal groups, and by ancient societies; and considers the importance of snakes in developing attitudes about …
Religious Socialization, Present Devoutness, and Willingness to Enter a Mixed Religious Marriage
Self-administered questionnaire responses of 876 unmarried Catholic students at Iowa State University are used in a study of differential willingness to enter a cross-religious marriage. Factors tested for an association with willingness to marry a non-Catholic were: Students' perception of devoutness of home, mother's religion, father's religion, attendance at Catholic grade school, high school and college, students' self-rating of present devou…
Religious Socialization, Present Devoutness, and Willingness to Enter a Mixed Religious Marriage
Self-administered questionnaire responses of 876 unmarried Catholic students at Iowa State University are used in a study of differential willingness to enter a cross-religious marriage. Factors tested for an association with willingness to marry a non-Catholic were: Students' perception of devoutness of home, mother's religion, father's religion, attendance at Catholic grade school, high school and college, students' self-rating of present devou…
Electing Blacks To Municipal Office
Comm Ent On "Black Representation"
Local Leadership in Black Communities
Black Progress - and Reality
Blacks in Power
Journal Article Blacks in Power: A Comparative Study of Black and White Elected Officials. By Leonard A. Cole. (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1976. xiv + 267 pp. Charts, tables, appendixes, notes, and index. $13.50.) Get access Harvard Sitkoff Harvard Sitkoff University of New Hampshire Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 64, Issue 1, June 1977, Pages 201–202, https…
Blacks & Ethnic Political Tolerance
In a survey conducted in sixteen New Jersey municipalities with substantial black populations, Leonard Cole examines the degree of political tolerance shown by white voters toward black candidates for political office. His endeavor to explain the increasing support given to black candidates leads him to the conclusion that the pattern is similar to that applying to the political success of white ethnic groups
Black Elected Officials
Changing Attitudes Within the Scientific Community
Science Perverted
Book reviewed in this article: Politics and the Restraint of Science. By Leonard A. Cole
Governing Science
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Politics and the Restraint of ScienceLeonard A. Cole Totowa, New Jersey
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Politics and the Restraint of Science
Facts, Values, and Policies
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Politics and the Restraint of Science
Response to Ziliniskas' Review of Clouds of Secrecy
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Tributyltin and public policy
International Relations and Politics
Element of Risk
Preface 1. The Development of Radon Policy 2. The Science of Uncertainty 3. Leapers and Loopers 4. Lopers and Loppers 5. Federal Regulators and Congress 6. Radon in the States and the Case of New Jersey 7. Private and Public Interests 8. The Press, Science, and Radon 9. Radon Policies in Other Countries: Sweden and Finland 10. Democracy, Risk, and Reason Appendix A: Radioactive Decay Chain of Uranium-238 Appendix B: Letters Appendix C: The Enviro…
International Relations and Politics
Countering Chem-Bio Terrorism
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International Relations and Politics
The Poison Weapons Taboo
Although the threat of chemical and biological warfare has grown, the actual use of poisons as weapons of war or terrorism remains rare. The reason rests in part on a long-standing taboo about poison weapons. This article explores possible biological and cultural explanations for the taboo; surveys the use of poisons by other species, by tribal groups, and by ancient societies; and considers the importance of snakes in developing attitudes about …
Local Planning for Terror and Disaster
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