Frederick H Gareau
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 305891 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Frederick H Gareau |
| NOMBRES | Frederick H |
| APELLIDO | Gareau |
| FIRMA | GAREAU F H |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Mississippi |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 45 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1959 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
International institutions and the Gramscian legacy
This article modifies, so as to confirm the value of, the Gramscian legacy for analyzing international institutions. The legacy has performed yeoman's service as a paradigm for national governments, generally considered to be the masters of international institutions, and it has correctly viewed these institutions as the legitimizers of the existing hegemony. What the legacy has not done, and what this article does, is to recognize the other func…
The Reassertion of United Hegemony
THE FOCUS OF present paper is American led victories in cold war and in North/South struggle, and consequent reassertion of American hegemony. These are seen here as two conceptually distinguishable struggles, victories, and defeats. But two--no matter from what angle they are viewed--are intertwined and mutually interacting. This is a logical hypothesis, one that will be tested in this study. The evidence used here to indicate American led victo…
Another Type of Third World Dependency
The social sciences are Western products and aspects of the socio-cultural dependency of the Third World. They are ethnocentric in terms of research areas and membership of research groups. Within those groups there are sharp national boundaries reflected in publications such as the American dominated International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences. Both Marxism and Popperian naturalism regard this as unproblematical. The Third World can choose…
The Third World Revolt against First World Social Science
The first of the two major goals of this paper is to give more form and content to the process whereby the third world indigenizes the social sciences-elements seriously lacking in the present literature. Indigenization is seen in this paper as a phenomenon, whereby third world social scientists reject paradigms from the first world and formulate their own authentic ones. The form and content referred to above, this model process, are constructed…
Summary and Conclusions
Third World Social Science
Social Science Communications in the Soviet Sphere
Social Science Communications in the First World
Social Science Communities
The Determinants of the Enterprise
The Nationalistic/Ethnocentric Focus of the Disciplines
Social Science Myths and Ideologies
Social Science Sects, National and Regional Characteristics
The Increasing Ethnocentrism of American Social Science
The Discipline International Relations
The Impact of the United Nations Upon Africa
Observers have been intrigued by the relationship which has developed between the United Nations and Africa, a continent that now houses one-third of the membership of the world institution. Investigators have been seduced by subjects such as African frustration with the world organisation,1 African cohesion on Assembly roll-calls,2 African co-operation with Latin America in New York,3 or the impact of Mother Africa's offspring upon the United Na…
The Soviet Bloc and the United Nations System
THIS STUDY has two major purposes: (1) to estimate the relative degree of support of the Soviet Bloc for the United Nations system and (2) to test the hypothesis that the Bloc has become more supportive of this system in the post-Stalin era. These tasks are pursued here by the use of quantitative data, systematically collected. The specific indicators chosen were votes to approve or disapprove of general United Nations budgets, proposals to reduc…
Cold-War Cleavages as Seen from the United Nations General Assembly
Morgenthau's Plan for Industrial Disarmament in Germany
M UCH HAS BEEN WRITTEN about the inception and the early history of the Plan, and even the most casual observer who has witnessed the present restless activity in the Ruhr or who has glanced at statistics on recent German industrial achievements realizes that no ambitious industry-destroying program has been implemented in Western Germany. Yet no one, so far as the present writer is aware, has attempted to give an account of the development of th…
Massive Retaliation
Nato and American Security. Klaus Knorr
Strategic Surrender
Another Type of Third World Dependency
The social sciences are Western products and aspects of the socio-cultural dependency of the Third World. They are ethnocentric in terms of research areas and membership of research groups. Within those groups there are sharp national boundaries reflected in publications such as the American dominated International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences. Both Marxism and Popperian naturalism regard this as unproblematical. The Third World can choose…
The Discipline International Relations
Cold-War Cleavages as Seen from the United Nations General Assembly
International institutions and the Gramscian legacy
This article modifies, so as to confirm the value of, the Gramscian legacy for analyzing international institutions. The legacy has performed yeoman's service as a paradigm for national governments, generally considered to be the masters of international institutions, and it has correctly viewed these institutions as the legitimizers of the existing hegemony. What the legacy has not done, and what this article does, is to recognize the other func…
The Reassertion of United Hegemony
THE FOCUS OF present paper is American led victories in cold war and in North/South struggle, and consequent reassertion of American hegemony. These are seen here as two conceptually distinguishable struggles, victories, and defeats. But two--no matter from what angle they are viewed--are intertwined and mutually interacting. This is a logical hypothesis, one that will be tested in this study. The evidence used here to indicate American led victo…
The Third World Revolt against First World Social Science
The first of the two major goals of this paper is to give more form and content to the process whereby the third world indigenizes the social sciences-elements seriously lacking in the present literature. Indigenization is seen in this paper as a phenomenon, whereby third world social scientists reject paradigms from the first world and formulate their own authentic ones. The form and content referred to above, this model process, are constructed…
Third World Social Science
Social Science Myths and Ideologies
The Soviet Bloc and the United Nations System
THIS STUDY has two major purposes: (1) to estimate the relative degree of support of the Soviet Bloc for the United Nations system and (2) to test the hypothesis that the Bloc has become more supportive of this system in the post-Stalin era. These tasks are pursued here by the use of quantitative data, systematically collected. The specific indicators chosen were votes to approve or disapprove of general United Nations budgets, proposals to reduc…
Morgenthau's Plan for Industrial Disarmament in Germany
M UCH HAS BEEN WRITTEN about the inception and the early history of the Plan, and even the most casual observer who has witnessed the present restless activity in the Ruhr or who has glanced at statistics on recent German industrial achievements realizes that no ambitious industry-destroying program has been implemented in Western Germany. Yet no one, so far as the present writer is aware, has attempted to give an account of the development of th…
Strategic Surrender
Massive Retaliation
Nato and American Security. Klaus Knorr
Morgenthau's Plan for Industrial Disarmament in Germany
M UCH HAS BEEN WRITTEN about the inception and the early history of the Plan, and even the most casual observer who has witnessed the present restless activity in the Ruhr or who has glanced at statistics on recent German industrial achievements realizes that no ambitious industry-destroying program has been implemented in Western Germany. Yet no one, so far as the present writer is aware, has attempted to give an account of the development of th…
Cold-War Cleavages as Seen from the United Nations General Assembly
The Soviet Bloc and the United Nations System
THIS STUDY has two major purposes: (1) to estimate the relative degree of support of the Soviet Bloc for the United Nations system and (2) to test the hypothesis that the Bloc has become more supportive of this system in the post-Stalin era. These tasks are pursued here by the use of quantitative data, systematically collected. The specific indicators chosen were votes to approve or disapprove of general United Nations budgets, proposals to reduc…
The Impact of the United Nations Upon Africa
Observers have been intrigued by the relationship which has developed between the United Nations and Africa, a continent that now houses one-third of the membership of the world institution. Investigators have been seduced by subjects such as African frustration with the world organisation,1 African cohesion on Assembly roll-calls,2 African co-operation with Latin America in New York,3 or the impact of Mother Africa's offspring upon the United Na…
The Discipline International Relations
The Increasing Ethnocentrism of American Social Science
Summary and Conclusions
Third World Social Science
Social Science Communications in the Soviet Sphere
Social Science Communications in the First World
Social Science Communities
The Determinants of the Enterprise
The Nationalistic/Ethnocentric Focus of the Disciplines
Social Science Myths and Ideologies
Social Science Sects, National and Regional Characteristics
The Third World Revolt against First World Social Science
The first of the two major goals of this paper is to give more form and content to the process whereby the third world indigenizes the social sciences-elements seriously lacking in the present literature. Indigenization is seen in this paper as a phenomenon, whereby third world social scientists reject paradigms from the first world and formulate their own authentic ones. The form and content referred to above, this model process, are constructed…
Another Type of Third World Dependency
The social sciences are Western products and aspects of the socio-cultural dependency of the Third World. They are ethnocentric in terms of research areas and membership of research groups. Within those groups there are sharp national boundaries reflected in publications such as the American dominated International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences. Both Marxism and Popperian naturalism regard this as unproblematical. The Third World can choose…
The Reassertion of United Hegemony
THE FOCUS OF present paper is American led victories in cold war and in North/South struggle, and consequent reassertion of American hegemony. These are seen here as two conceptually distinguishable struggles, victories, and defeats. But two--no matter from what angle they are viewed--are intertwined and mutually interacting. This is a logical hypothesis, one that will be tested in this study. The evidence used here to indicate American led victo…
International institutions and the Gramscian legacy
This article modifies, so as to confirm the value of, the Gramscian legacy for analyzing international institutions. The legacy has performed yeoman's service as a paradigm for national governments, generally considered to be the masters of international institutions, and it has correctly viewed these institutions as the legitimizers of the existing hegemony. What the legacy has not done, and what this article does, is to recognize the other func…
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