Michael B Dolan
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4374597 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Michael B Dolan |
| NOMBRES | Michael B |
| APELLIDO | Dolan |
| FIRMA | DOLAN M B |
| AFILIACIONES | Carleton University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 61 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1984 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
The changing face of EEC policies toward the developing countries
Foreign Policy in Asymmetrical Dyads
The results of a previous test of a theory of foreign policies of subordinate states in asymmetrical dyads conducted on Canada-United States relations in the 1963–72 period are used as a foundation for a modification of the original theory and a revised empirical test. In the reformulated theory, three conditions—the state of the economy of the superordinate and the subordinate nations, the extent of concentration in the latter's linkages with th…
European restructuring and import policies for a textile industry in crisis
In the last ten years, employment in the textile and clothing industry in the European Community has decreased by roughly one million workers. In the face of falling employment, profits, and investment, and of surplus capacity, business and labor have increasingly pressured state and European authorities for adjustment assistance and import protection. Although most industrialized countries face similar pressures, policy making in the member stat…
Asymmetrical Dyads and Foreign Policy
An analysis of Canada's foreign policy toward the United States from 1963 to 1972 is used in a test of a theory of foreign policies of subordinate states in asymmetrical dyads. In this theory the interaction of two conditions—the state of a nation's economy and the extent of concentration in its linkages with a superordinate power, along with a set of conditioning environmental factors—are used to explain the foreign policy actions of the subordi…
Calibrating the Clocks
The article by Chase-Dunn, Pallas, and Kentor (1982) presents a critique of previously used research designs and two “new” multilevel designs for testing propositions about the world-system. Recognizing that world-system analysis presents researchers with methodological conundrums such as the degrees of freedom problem, we welcome attempts to adapt designs or create new ones that can enable tests of research hypotheses derived from theories of th…
Integration and Autonomy in Canada-United States Relations, 1963-1972
Integration et autonomie dans les relations canado-americaines 1963-1972Les tendances à l'intégration et à l'autonomie dans les relations intergouvernementales entre le Canada et les Etats-Unis sont ici analysées pour la période de 1963-1972. Les notions d'intégration et d'autonomie sont conçues comme les deux pôles d'un continuum de relations entre nations interdépendantes; leur comportement pent être décrit en termes de réciprocité et d'engagem…
Foreign Policies of African States in Asymmetrical Dyads
An analysis of the foreign policies of black African states toward industrialized nations in the middle 1960s is employed in a partial test of a theory of the foreign policies of subordinate states in asymmetrical dyads. In this theory, the interaction of two conditions—the state of a nation's economy and the extent of concentration in its linkages with a superordinate power—is used to explain the foreign policy actions of the subordinate state t…
First World-Third World linkages
Recent efforts by North American social scientists to devise systematic empirical tests for a series of propositions purportedly drawn from structural theories of dependency have focused largely on the consequences of foreign economic linkages for the economies of developing countries. Although the results of these tests have been received with considerable skepticism by dependentistas and neo-positivists alike, cross-national, quantitative studi…
The lomé convention and europe's relationship with the third world
The External Relations of The European Community
The European Community (EC) has been in existence for over twenty years and its permanence is no longer seriously questioned. This recognition of the EC as a permanent component of the global system is partially acknowledged by the shift of scholarly research from the internal problems of Community development to its external relations. Here a number of important questions are unre solved : Is the EC a coherent global actor or only an arena where…
The Study of Regional Integration
Journal Article The Study of Regional Integration: A Quantitative Analysis of the Neo-Functionalist and Systemic Approaches Get access Michael B. Dolan Michael B. Dolan Department of Political Science, Carleton University, Canada Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Quarterly, Volume 19, Issue 3, September 1975, Pages 285–315, https://doi.org/10.2307/2600313 Published: 01 September 1975
First World-Third World linkages
Recent efforts by North American social scientists to devise systematic empirical tests for a series of propositions purportedly drawn from structural theories of dependency have focused largely on the consequences of foreign economic linkages for the economies of developing countries. Although the results of these tests have been received with considerable skepticism by dependentistas and neo-positivists alike, cross-national, quantitative studi…
Asymmetrical Dyads and Foreign Policy
An analysis of Canada's foreign policy toward the United States from 1963 to 1972 is used in a test of a theory of foreign policies of subordinate states in asymmetrical dyads. In this theory the interaction of two conditions—the state of a nation's economy and the extent of concentration in its linkages with a superordinate power, along with a set of conditioning environmental factors—are used to explain the foreign policy actions of the subordi…
The lomé convention and europe's relationship with the third world
Foreign Policy in Asymmetrical Dyads
The results of a previous test of a theory of foreign policies of subordinate states in asymmetrical dyads conducted on Canada-United States relations in the 1963–72 period are used as a foundation for a modification of the original theory and a revised empirical test. In the reformulated theory, three conditions—the state of the economy of the superordinate and the subordinate nations, the extent of concentration in the latter's linkages with th…
European restructuring and import policies for a textile industry in crisis
In the last ten years, employment in the textile and clothing industry in the European Community has decreased by roughly one million workers. In the face of falling employment, profits, and investment, and of surplus capacity, business and labor have increasingly pressured state and European authorities for adjustment assistance and import protection. Although most industrialized countries face similar pressures, policy making in the member stat…
Foreign Policies of African States in Asymmetrical Dyads
An analysis of the foreign policies of black African states toward industrialized nations in the middle 1960s is employed in a partial test of a theory of the foreign policies of subordinate states in asymmetrical dyads. In this theory, the interaction of two conditions—the state of a nation's economy and the extent of concentration in its linkages with a superordinate power—is used to explain the foreign policy actions of the subordinate state t…
Integration and Autonomy in Canada-United States Relations, 1963-1972
Integration et autonomie dans les relations canado-americaines 1963-1972Les tendances à l'intégration et à l'autonomie dans les relations intergouvernementales entre le Canada et les Etats-Unis sont ici analysées pour la période de 1963-1972. Les notions d'intégration et d'autonomie sont conçues comme les deux pôles d'un continuum de relations entre nations interdépendantes; leur comportement pent être décrit en termes de réciprocité et d'engagem…
The External Relations of The European Community
The European Community (EC) has been in existence for over twenty years and its permanence is no longer seriously questioned. This recognition of the EC as a permanent component of the global system is partially acknowledged by the shift of scholarly research from the internal problems of Community development to its external relations. Here a number of important questions are unre solved : Is the EC a coherent global actor or only an arena where…
The changing face of EEC policies toward the developing countries
The Study of Regional Integration
Journal Article The Study of Regional Integration: A Quantitative Analysis of the Neo-Functionalist and Systemic Approaches Get access Michael B. Dolan Michael B. Dolan Department of Political Science, Carleton University, Canada Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Quarterly, Volume 19, Issue 3, September 1975, Pages 285–315, https://doi.org/10.2307/2600313 Published: 01 September 1975
The Study of Regional Integration
Journal Article The Study of Regional Integration: A Quantitative Analysis of the Neo-Functionalist and Systemic Approaches Get access Michael B. Dolan Michael B. Dolan Department of Political Science, Carleton University, Canada Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Quarterly, Volume 19, Issue 3, September 1975, Pages 285–315, https://doi.org/10.2307/2600313 Published: 01 September 1975
The lomé convention and europe's relationship with the third world
The External Relations of The European Community
The European Community (EC) has been in existence for over twenty years and its permanence is no longer seriously questioned. This recognition of the EC as a permanent component of the global system is partially acknowledged by the shift of scholarly research from the internal problems of Community development to its external relations. Here a number of important questions are unre solved : Is the EC a coherent global actor or only an arena where…
Foreign Policies of African States in Asymmetrical Dyads
An analysis of the foreign policies of black African states toward industrialized nations in the middle 1960s is employed in a partial test of a theory of the foreign policies of subordinate states in asymmetrical dyads. In this theory, the interaction of two conditions—the state of a nation's economy and the extent of concentration in its linkages with a superordinate power—is used to explain the foreign policy actions of the subordinate state t…
First World-Third World linkages
Recent efforts by North American social scientists to devise systematic empirical tests for a series of propositions purportedly drawn from structural theories of dependency have focused largely on the consequences of foreign economic linkages for the economies of developing countries. Although the results of these tests have been received with considerable skepticism by dependentistas and neo-positivists alike, cross-national, quantitative studi…
Asymmetrical Dyads and Foreign Policy
An analysis of Canada's foreign policy toward the United States from 1963 to 1972 is used in a test of a theory of foreign policies of subordinate states in asymmetrical dyads. In this theory the interaction of two conditions—the state of a nation's economy and the extent of concentration in its linkages with a superordinate power, along with a set of conditioning environmental factors—are used to explain the foreign policy actions of the subordi…
Calibrating the Clocks
The article by Chase-Dunn, Pallas, and Kentor (1982) presents a critique of previously used research designs and two “new” multilevel designs for testing propositions about the world-system. Recognizing that world-system analysis presents researchers with methodological conundrums such as the degrees of freedom problem, we welcome attempts to adapt designs or create new ones that can enable tests of research hypotheses derived from theories of th…
Integration and Autonomy in Canada-United States Relations, 1963-1972
Integration et autonomie dans les relations canado-americaines 1963-1972Les tendances à l'intégration et à l'autonomie dans les relations intergouvernementales entre le Canada et les Etats-Unis sont ici analysées pour la période de 1963-1972. Les notions d'intégration et d'autonomie sont conçues comme les deux pôles d'un continuum de relations entre nations interdépendantes; leur comportement pent être décrit en termes de réciprocité et d'engagem…
European restructuring and import policies for a textile industry in crisis
In the last ten years, employment in the textile and clothing industry in the European Community has decreased by roughly one million workers. In the face of falling employment, profits, and investment, and of surplus capacity, business and labor have increasingly pressured state and European authorities for adjustment assistance and import protection. Although most industrialized countries face similar pressures, policy making in the member stat…
The changing face of EEC policies toward the developing countries
Foreign Policy in Asymmetrical Dyads
The results of a previous test of a theory of foreign policies of subordinate states in asymmetrical dyads conducted on Canada-United States relations in the 1963–72 period are used as a foundation for a modification of the original theory and a revised empirical test. In the reformulated theory, three conditions—the state of the economy of the superordinate and the subordinate nations, the extent of concentration in the latter's linkages with th…
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