Carl J Friedrich
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 301035 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Carl J Friedrich |
| NOMBRES | Carl J |
| APELLIDO | Friedrich |
| FIRMA | FRIEDRICH C J |
| AFILIACIONES | Harvard University Press |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 97 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 277 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 96 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1930 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Revolution
Limited Government
Corporate Federalism and Linguistic Politics
Federalism, Regionalism, and Association
This article reviews recent trends in the theory and practice of federalism as well as in the closely related field of regionalism. The second part of the article is devoted to a discussion of the novel concept of associated membership in federations
Opposition, and Government, by Violence
SITUATIONS IN WHICH VIOLENCE IS THE RESULT OF THE USE OF massive force in international conflicts is not the primary concern of what follows. It should be kept in mind, however, that war constitutes the outer limit, quantitatively, of political violence. However, internal war, that is organized, large scale armed conflicts between groups within a political system or order, manifesting the breakdown of such an order, is part of our concern. Violen…
Totalitarianism' and Change in Communist Systems
Totalitarianism in Perspective
Totalitarian Rule
Journal Article Totalitarian Rule: Its Nature and Characteristics, by Hans Buchheim, Kurt B. Tauber and Ruth Hein Get access Totalitarian Rule: Its Nature and Characteristics by Hans Buchheim, translated by Ruth Hein with annotations by Kurt B. Tauber and Ruth Hein. Middletown, Conn., Wesleyan University Press, 1968.— 112 pp. $4.50. C. J. Friedrich C. J. Friedrich Harvard University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google…
Political decision‐making, public policy and planning
Prise de décision, politique et planification
Fascism versus Totalitarianism
Ernst Nolte, Professor of History at Marburg University, challenged the attention of all students of recent European history as well as specialists on totalitarian dictatorship some years ago by a new and intersting interpretation in his Der Faschismus in seiner Epoche (1963). In it he undertook to see the Action Française group of Charles Maurras and his friends, Fascism, and National Socialism as cut from the same cloth.It was a view based upon…
Protestantischer Aristotelismus und absoluter Staat
Political Theory and Social Change, by David Spitz
Journal Article Political Theory and Social Change, by David Spitz Get access Political Theory and Social Change edited with an Introduction by David Spitz. New York, Atherton Press, 1967.—xii, 303 pp. Carl J. Friedrich Carl J. Friedrich Harvard University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 85, Issue 2, June 1970, Pages 284–286, https://doi.org/10.2307/2146949 Published: 15…
Europe
La Bureaucratie Face Àľanarchie
Bureaucracy Faces Anarchy
Foundations & the World of Science & Scholarship Philanthropic Foundations
Trends of Federalism in Theory and Practice
Six Books in Search of a Subject or Does Federalism Exist and Does It Matter
La democracia como forma política y como forma de vida
Politische Dimensionen der europäischen Gemeinschaftsbildung
letztlich zur politischen Gemeinschaft eine Wählerschaft von Durchschnittsmenschen, durchdrungen und bestimmt von gemeinsamen überzeugungen, Werten und Interessen, die für Institutionen, Politik und E
Man and His Government
The Development of American Political Science
In Defence of a Concept
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Some Thoughts on the Relation of Political Theory to Anthropology
The study of developing areas has, in recent years, caused political science and theory to be increasingly aware of realities of non-Western government and politics. Comparative politics and its theory no longer, therefore, can avoid utilizing the results of the research of anthropologists and ethnologists in a way comparable to the use of historical data if they wish to be comprehensively empirical. Since the political theorist will not, as a ru…
Political Leadership and the Problem of the Charismatic Power
The Political Thought of Neo-Liberalism
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Trends of Federalism in Theory and Practice
Alfred Weber's Theory of the Location of Industries
In presenting this book to the public I am spared an embarrassment that many writers encounter ; I do not need to give an apology for the topic with which it deals.Alfred Weber's treatise is a pioneering venture.He attempts to master by theoreti- cal analysis a complete wilderness of facts which has grown up around us during the last two centuries concerning the location of our modern manufacturing industries.To be sure, others have ventured upon…
Six Books in Search of a Subject or Does Federalism Exist and Does It Matter
Political Pathology
Totalitarian Dictatorship and Autocracy
The Ideology of the United Nations Charter and the Philosophy of Peace of Immanuel Kant 1795-1945
Political Science in the United States in Wartime
The field known as "political science" is in many ways a peculiarly American discipline. Although it plays a minor rôle in some European universities, and none in the rest, this particular field of the social sciences is of great importance in the United States. Besides a mounting interest in the study of government on the undergraduate level in this country, there has been a steady growth of professional training for the public service in specia…
The Political Theory of the New Democratic Constitutions
The revolutions of 1640 and 1789 were carried forward with a positive enthusiasm for freedom. The drama and the failure of each revolution were dominated by this fact; each revolution provided the stage for long-drawn-out struggles to write a constitution. Each produced a crop of such constitutions; and eventually a dictator emerged to carry out by force the authority that could not be arranged by cooperation. But the lesson of the struggle for c…
Theory of Location of Industries
The Development of the Executive Power in Germany
The broad use of the "dictatorial" powers granted by the German constitution to the president and the widespread popular demand for constitutional and administrative reform are the two dominant themes of political discussion in Germany today. Both are centered in the problem of what place the executive power occupies, and should occupy, in the German constitutional order. In this age of dictatorship and national concentration, the question is by …
Military Government as a Step Toward Self-Rule
In formal terms, the military administration of civil affairs in an occupied area is not concerned with the transition from military to civilian control. Yet, as Dr. Friedrich points out, the decisions which a military administration is called upon to make will indeed affect the nature of the transition. Since military government has as its primary object military victory, not social reform, the problems of transition must be secondary. But in so…
Rebuilding the German Constitution, II
On May 8, 1949-the fourth anniversary of unconditional surrender-the Parliamentary Council adopted at Bonn the Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany. This date was chosen intentionally to remind the German people that this provisional constitution is a way-station on the road out of the chaos which the collapsing Hitler régime left behind it. Any consideration of this Basic Law should start from the fact that the charter is not the creati…
The Deification of The State
It is a Common heritage of English and American liberals to denounce state absolutism, to deny it as regimentation, paternalism, etc. etc. Indeed, Englishmen and Americans have always been inclined to adopt a condescending attitude towards other traditions which seemed to exalt state power. French and German, Russian and Italian tendencies have in turn been pictured as “naturally” inclined toward state “absolutism,” and when anyone in rebuttal me…
Some Thoughts on the Relation of Political Theory to Anthropology
The study of developing areas has, in recent years, caused political science and theory to be increasingly aware of realities of non-Western government and politics. Comparative politics and its theory no longer, therefore, can avoid utilizing the results of the research of anthropologists and ethnologists in a way comparable to the use of historical data if they wish to be comprehensively empirical. Since the political theorist will not, as a ru…
Ideology in Politics
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Rebuilding the German Constitution, I
The hectic sequence of Germany's constitutional history led that unhappy country, following the final liquidation by Napoleon of the last remnants of medieval constitutionalism, through the confusion of Austro-Prussian rivalry, Empire, democratic Republic, and Fascist dictatorship, to the total vacuum of unconditional surrender in May, 1945. The pretense of a four-power (quadripartite) condominium by means of the Allied Control Council, which at …
Issues of Informational Strategy
IN THIS article the author considers the role of information in total war and sets forth principles to guide our information specialists in dealing with problems of political warfare. Dr. Friedrich is professor of government at Harvard University and director of its special school for overseas administration. In addition to giving courses in government and public opinion, he is also director of the Radio Broadcasting Research Project at Harvard. …
Congress and the Control of Radio-broadcasting, I
I. THE PROBLEMEver since the first regularly scheduled public radio-broadcast in 1920, Congress has played a unique and central rôle in the control of radio-broadcasting. As an agency for legislation, it has created the regulatory mechanisms under which the radio industry functions, and it has written the laws which govern this important area of communications. Congress, in fact, has set the pattern within which the various groups and interests o…
Greek Political Heritage and Totalitarianism
IN A FAMOUS dialogue between the Athenian ambassadors and the Council of the small island of Melos, Thucydides has given the classical statement of the “right” of the stronger. “The brave Milesians soon see that they cannot appeal to the Athenians' sense of justice, because the Athenians recognize no standard but their own political advantage...By making the Athenians justify the right of the stronger through the law of nature, and transform God …
Federalism, Regionalism, and Association
This article reviews recent trends in the theory and practice of federalism as well as in the closely related field of regionalism. The second part of the article is devoted to a discussion of the novel concept of associated membership in federations
Totalitarianism' and Change in Communist Systems
Reason of State
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Federalism and Opposition
In general discussions about opposition in democratic political systems, such as the thoughtful reflections of Robert A. Dahl, the role which federalism may play in providing an opposition with opportunities to oppose is often forgotten. This is curious, but perhaps in part at least the result of the fact that the institutionalization of opposition has gone farthest in Great Britain – a non-federal state. Yet in a sense to be further developed be…
Alfred Weber's Theory of the Location of Industries
In presenting this book to the public I am spared an embarrassment that many writers encounter ; I do not need to give an apology for the topic with which it deals.Alfred Weber's treatise is a pioneering venture.He attempts to master by theoreti- cal analysis a complete wilderness of facts which has grown up around us during the last two centuries concerning the location of our modern manufacturing industries.To be sure, others have ventured upon…
Theory of the Location of Industries
(1931). Theory of the Location of Industries. Economic Geography: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 106-106
Theory of Location of Industries
The Development of the Executive Power in Germany
The broad use of the "dictatorial" powers granted by the German constitution to the president and the widespread popular demand for constitutional and administrative reform are the two dominant themes of political discussion in Germany today. Both are centered in the problem of what place the executive power occupies, and should occupy, in the German constitutional order. In this age of dictatorship and national concentration, the question is by …
Remarks on Llewellyn’s View of Law, Official Behavior, and Political Science
Journal Article Remarks on Llewellyn’s View of Law, Official Behavior, and Political Science Get access Carl J. Friedrich Carl J. Friedrich Harvard University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 50, Issue 3, September 1935, Pages 419–431, https://doi.org/10.2307/2143701 Published: 15 September 1935
Foreign and Comparative Government Le Chef de l'État (Paris
Suggestions for a General Index for Political Science
For some time, the growing stature of political science as an independent social science has been a notable feature in American universities. Yet, up to the present time, the categories of this new field of scientific endeavor have not found their way into the indexing departments of libraries, nor have they been recognized by indexers of other collections. Even the editors of encyclopedias, people of great learning and ability, have omitted some…
The Deification of The State
It is a Common heritage of English and American liberals to denounce state absolutism, to deny it as regimentation, paternalism, etc. etc. Indeed, Englishmen and Americans have always been inclined to adopt a condescending attitude towards other traditions which seemed to exalt state power. French and German, Russian and Italian tendencies have in turn been pictured as “naturally” inclined toward state “absolutism,” and when anyone in rebuttal me…
The Continental Tradition of Training Administrators in Law and Jurisprudence
The FCC "Monopoly" Report
Journal Article The FCC “Monopoly” Report: A Critical Appraisal Get access C. J. FRIEDRICH C. J. FRIEDRICH Harvard University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 4, Issue 3, September 1940, Pages 526–532, https://doi.org/10.1086/265431 Published: 01 September 1940
Greek Political Heritage and Totalitarianism
IN A FAMOUS dialogue between the Athenian ambassadors and the Council of the small island of Melos, Thucydides has given the classical statement of the “right” of the stronger. “The brave Milesians soon see that they cannot appeal to the Athenians' sense of justice, because the Athenians recognize no standard but their own political advantage...By making the Athenians justify the right of the stronger through the law of nature, and transform God …
Democracy and Dissent
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The Social Disciplines and Public Policy
America's Strategy in World Politics
The Crisis of Our Age--The Social and Cultural Outlook. Pitirim A. Sorokin A Dialectic of Morals--Towards the Foundations of Political Philosophy. Mortimer J. Adler
Military Government as a Step Toward Self-Rule
In formal terms, the military administration of civil affairs in an occupied area is not concerned with the transition from military to civilian control. Yet, as Dr. Friedrich points out, the decisions which a military administration is called upon to make will indeed affect the nature of the transition. Since military government has as its primary object military victory, not social reform, the problems of transition must be secondary. But in so…
Issues of Informational Strategy
IN THIS article the author considers the role of information in total war and sets forth principles to guide our information specialists in dealing with problems of political warfare. Dr. Friedrich is professor of government at Harvard University and director of its special school for overseas administration. In addition to giving courses in government and public opinion, he is also director of the Radio Broadcasting Research Project at Harvard. …
Congress and the Control of Radio-broadcasting, I
I. THE PROBLEMEver since the first regularly scheduled public radio-broadcast in 1920, Congress has played a unique and central rôle in the control of radio-broadcasting. As an agency for legislation, it has created the regulatory mechanisms under which the radio industry functions, and it has written the laws which govern this important area of communications. Congress, in fact, has set the pattern within which the various groups and interests o…
Congress and the Control of Radio-Broadcasting, II
Congress established a policy for wartime radio under Section 606 of the Communications Act of 1934 when it gave the President power to take over the entire radio industry in time of war or national emergency. He took advantage of this in September, 1940, when by an executive order he created the Board of War Communications (previously the Defense Communications Board). In the 1934 act, too, he was given wide authority to suspend the FCC rules an…
A Study of War.Quincy Wright
Prelude to Silence. The End of the German Republic
The Role and the Position of the Common Man
The attacks of anti-rationalist elite theorists, as well as the discoveries of modern social psychology, enforce a modification of the rationalistic concept of the common man. He must be seen as a creature of custom and sentiment and only occasionally of reason. Yet it is wrong to suppose that this reason can never play a role in communal judgments on social affairs. Wartime trends in many countries point to an enchanced position of the common ma…
Planning for the Greater Boston Metropolitan Area
The Ideology of the United Nations Charter and the Philosophy of Peace of Immanuel Kant 1795-1945
Political Science in the United States in Wartime
The field known as "political science" is in many ways a peculiarly American discipline. Although it plays a minor rôle in some European universities, and none in the rest, this particular field of the social sciences is of great importance in the United States. Besides a mounting interest in the study of government on the undergraduate level in this country, there has been a steady growth of professional training for the public service in specia…
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