Roger W Benjamin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 753980 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Roger W Benjamin |
| NOMBRES | Roger W |
| APELLIDO | Benjamin |
| FIRMA | BENJAMIN R W |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Minnesota |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1968 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Bedouin Households and Sheep Production in the Negev Desert, Israel
spontaneous hamlets in the Negev that depend on raising small ruminants (mainly sheep) as their main source of livelihood. Grazing lands allotted to them are insufficient to meet year-round flock maintenance, yet flock movement to available grazing areas is strictly restricted by government rules and regulations. Today, flock owners are perceived by government authorities and, indeed, by the general public, as living on both the geographic and ec…
Strategy Versus Methodology in Comparative Research
The Politics of Labor Legislation in Japan
Images of Conflict Resolution and Social Control
The study employs a questionnaire instrument on the adversary system to compare respondent attitudes from the Tokyo and Minnesota district courts. Empirical verification of the Japanese and American models of conflict resolution and social control developed in the research is accomplished by comparing the responses of the two groups to modal statements about defense counsel roles arrayed in a continuum from administrative (counsel as coach) to du…
Patterns of Political Development. Japan, India, Israel
How the Conservatives Rule Japan, by Nathaniel B. Thayer
Dr. Thayer, who was American press attach in Tokyo from 1962 to 1965, presents a detailed account of conservative politics in Japan. Although he makes some historical comparisons, Dr. Thayer's main focus is on the contemporary workings of the Liberal Democratic Party, the ruling party in Japan. He identifies the political elements: the men are the Dietmen, the bureaucrats, the businessmen, the regional politicians, and the people; the institution…
Conditions for military control over foreign policy decisions in major states
The potential or actual use of force against other states is a key element in the conduct of foreign relations. In peace as well as in war military leaders tend to participate to a greater or lesser extent in the making of foreign policy decisions. On their own initiative or that of civilian leaders, the men whose professional task it is to provide for the maximal utilization of the military instrument by a country's authoritative leaders become …
The Legal System, Public Bureaucracy, and Political Development
Very different assumptions guide the efforts of social scientists and comparative legal scholars interested in the development process. These assumptions form paradigms; the paradigms guide and structure research problem selection, choices of concepts to be used, and even the form and content of evidence held to be admissible. For instance, a political scientist may treat the legal system of a transitional society as the outgrowth or a function o…
The Minnesota Public Defender System and the Criminal Law Process
In 1965 the Minnesota legislature created the office of State Public Defender and authorized the establishment of defender systems in the ten judicial districts which comprise the state judicial system. District systems were to be established upon decision of the district judges for each given district. The period from 1966 through 1967 saw the expansion of the system from two original districts to six additional judicial districts. This study de…
Communism and Economic Development
One of the major efforts of students of comparative politics in recent years has been directed at establishing, more or less systematically, relationships between economic development and political change. Much of the literature in this area, perhaps because of its stated or unstated value and policy orientation, has been concerned with the conditions and the prospects for democracy. In the present article, we attempt to correlate economic develo…
Conditions for military control over foreign policy decisions in major states
The potential or actual use of force against other states is a key element in the conduct of foreign relations. In peace as well as in war military leaders tend to participate to a greater or lesser extent in the making of foreign policy decisions. On their own initiative or that of civilian leaders, the men whose professional task it is to provide for the maximal utilization of the military instrument by a country's authoritative leaders become …
Strategy Versus Methodology in Comparative Research
Communism and Economic Development
One of the major efforts of students of comparative politics in recent years has been directed at establishing, more or less systematically, relationships between economic development and political change. Much of the literature in this area, perhaps because of its stated or unstated value and policy orientation, has been concerned with the conditions and the prospects for democracy. In the present article, we attempt to correlate economic develo…
Bedouin Households and Sheep Production in the Negev Desert, Israel
spontaneous hamlets in the Negev that depend on raising small ruminants (mainly sheep) as their main source of livelihood. Grazing lands allotted to them are insufficient to meet year-round flock maintenance, yet flock movement to available grazing areas is strictly restricted by government rules and regulations. Today, flock owners are perceived by government authorities and, indeed, by the general public, as living on both the geographic and ec…
Images of Conflict Resolution and Social Control
The study employs a questionnaire instrument on the adversary system to compare respondent attitudes from the Tokyo and Minnesota district courts. Empirical verification of the Japanese and American models of conflict resolution and social control developed in the research is accomplished by comparing the responses of the two groups to modal statements about defense counsel roles arrayed in a continuum from administrative (counsel as coach) to du…
The Minnesota Public Defender System and the Criminal Law Process
In 1965 the Minnesota legislature created the office of State Public Defender and authorized the establishment of defender systems in the ten judicial districts which comprise the state judicial system. District systems were to be established upon decision of the district judges for each given district. The period from 1966 through 1967 saw the expansion of the system from two original districts to six additional judicial districts. This study de…
Communism and Economic Development
One of the major efforts of students of comparative politics in recent years has been directed at establishing, more or less systematically, relationships between economic development and political change. Much of the literature in this area, perhaps because of its stated or unstated value and policy orientation, has been concerned with the conditions and the prospects for democracy. In the present article, we attempt to correlate economic develo…
The Minnesota Public Defender System and the Criminal Law Process
In 1965 the Minnesota legislature created the office of State Public Defender and authorized the establishment of defender systems in the ten judicial districts which comprise the state judicial system. District systems were to be established upon decision of the district judges for each given district. The period from 1966 through 1967 saw the expansion of the system from two original districts to six additional judicial districts. This study de…
The Legal System, Public Bureaucracy, and Political Development
Very different assumptions guide the efforts of social scientists and comparative legal scholars interested in the development process. These assumptions form paradigms; the paradigms guide and structure research problem selection, choices of concepts to be used, and even the form and content of evidence held to be admissible. For instance, a political scientist may treat the legal system of a transitional society as the outgrowth or a function o…
How the Conservatives Rule Japan, by Nathaniel B. Thayer
Dr. Thayer, who was American press attach in Tokyo from 1962 to 1965, presents a detailed account of conservative politics in Japan. Although he makes some historical comparisons, Dr. Thayer's main focus is on the contemporary workings of the Liberal Democratic Party, the ruling party in Japan. He identifies the political elements: the men are the Dietmen, the bureaucrats, the businessmen, the regional politicians, and the people; the institution…
Conditions for military control over foreign policy decisions in major states
The potential or actual use of force against other states is a key element in the conduct of foreign relations. In peace as well as in war military leaders tend to participate to a greater or lesser extent in the making of foreign policy decisions. On their own initiative or that of civilian leaders, the men whose professional task it is to provide for the maximal utilization of the military instrument by a country's authoritative leaders become …
Patterns of Political Development. Japan, India, Israel
The Politics of Labor Legislation in Japan
Images of Conflict Resolution and Social Control
The study employs a questionnaire instrument on the adversary system to compare respondent attitudes from the Tokyo and Minnesota district courts. Empirical verification of the Japanese and American models of conflict resolution and social control developed in the research is accomplished by comparing the responses of the two groups to modal statements about defense counsel roles arrayed in a continuum from administrative (counsel as coach) to du…
Strategy Versus Methodology in Comparative Research
Bedouin Households and Sheep Production in the Negev Desert, Israel
spontaneous hamlets in the Negev that depend on raising small ruminants (mainly sheep) as their main source of livelihood. Grazing lands allotted to them are insufficient to meet year-round flock maintenance, yet flock movement to available grazing areas is strictly restricted by government rules and regulations. Today, flock owners are perceived by government authorities and, indeed, by the general public, as living on both the geographic and ec…
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