Kalman H Silvert
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 87452 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Kalman H Silvert |
| NOMBRES | Kalman H |
| APELLIDO | Silvert |
| FIRMA | SILVERT K H |
| AFILIACIONES | Tulane University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 46 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 46 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1951 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Reasons for democracy
Education, Class and Nation
Essays in Understanding Latin America
Education, Class and Nation
Education, Class, and Nation
A Strategy for Research on Social Policy. Frank Bonilla , Jose A. Silva Michelena The Failure of Elites. Frank Bonilla The Illusion of Democracy in Dependent Nations. Jose A. Silva Michelena
Social Sciences and Social Policy in Latin America
Much Conflict, Little Power
The Social Reality of Scientific Myth
Electric Power in Brazil
Social Science in Latin America. Papers Presented at the Conference on Latin American Studies Held at Rio de Janeiro, March 29-31, 1965
Social Science in Latin America. Papers Presented at the Conference on Latin American Studies Held at Rio de Janeiro, March 29-31, 1965
Latin America and Its Alternative Futures
Rational projections into the future should not be leaps to a single predictive point, but rather attempts to paint differing historical situations within which can occur probabilistic ranges of social happenings. Even with this limitation, simulations must be created within systems of constraints; the soothsayer must decide what spread of change he is willing to allow for. In looking to the 1970s it can be assumed that man's physiological and in…
Revolution and Counterrevolution
Churches and States
The Last, Best Hope
Ethics and the Third Culture
Social Change in Developing Areas
Ideology and Discontent . David E. Apter
The Military and Society in Latin America
The Military and Society in Latin America
Generals vs. Presidents. Neomilitarism in Latin America
Parties and the Masses
In developing societies the "masses" are com posed of those persons who have lost identification with their traditional cultures but who have not yet succeeded in becom ing effectively participant members of the political public of the modern, national community. Political parties which attempt to agglutinate and direct the power of this kind of mass can have powerfully positive developmental effects. Sometimes, however, the ideologies of mass le…
Social Science and Political Theory
Expectant Peoples. Nationalism and Development
Expectant Peoples
Politics, Social Structure and Military Intervention in Latin America
The recent politico-military events of Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt, and even France demonstrate that the application of unabashed armed might to the solution of civic problems is not peculiar to Latin America, nor indeed a phenomenon to be correlated only with economic underdevelopment. Public violence and political instability in Latin America have all too often been treated either as merely comic or else a manifestation of "spirit", "temperament", …
Expectant Peoples. Nationalism and Development
Ambiguities in Guatemala
Nationalism in Latin America
Latin-American nationalism is following a new path because of the speed of change now made possible by mass communications, new technologies, and contemporary ideologies. The Latin-American republics are relatively poor in nationalistic symbols and are at very different levels of na tional consciousness. Nationalistic ideologies, however, both extremist and gradualist, are found everywhere, though their social impact varies widely. The use of sta…
Much Conflict, Little Power
Latin America and Its Alternative Futures
Rational projections into the future should not be leaps to a single predictive point, but rather attempts to paint differing historical situations within which can occur probabilistic ranges of social happenings. Even with this limitation, simulations must be created within systems of constraints; the soothsayer must decide what spread of change he is willing to allow for. In looking to the 1970s it can be assumed that man's physiological and in…
Churches and States
Parties and the Masses
In developing societies the "masses" are com posed of those persons who have lost identification with their traditional cultures but who have not yet succeeded in becom ing effectively participant members of the political public of the modern, national community. Political parties which attempt to agglutinate and direct the power of this kind of mass can have powerfully positive developmental effects. Sometimes, however, the ideologies of mass le…
Latin America. A Descriptive Survey
Liderazgo Político y Debilidad Institucional en la Argentina
A Theory of Stereotypes
Journal Article A Theory of Stereotypes Get access Forrest LaViolette, Forrest LaViolette Tulane University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar K. H. Silvert K. H. Silvert Tulane University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 29, Issue 3, March 1951, Pages 257–262, https://doi.org/10.2307/2572414 Published: 01 March 1951
Public Finance and Economic Development in Guatemala
A Study in Government
Ambiguities in Guatemala
Foundations of Capitalism
Latin American Politics
The Pursuit of Happiness in the Democratic Creed
Ibáñez, caudillo enigmático
Nationalism in Latin America
Latin-American nationalism is following a new path because of the speed of change now made possible by mass communications, new technologies, and contemporary ideologies. The Latin-American republics are relatively poor in nationalistic symbols and are at very different levels of na tional consciousness. Nationalistic ideologies, however, both extremist and gradualist, are found everywhere, though their social impact varies widely. The use of sta…
Liderazgo Político y Debilidad Institucional en la Argentina
Politics, Social Structure and Military Intervention in Latin America
The recent politico-military events of Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt, and even France demonstrate that the application of unabashed armed might to the solution of civic problems is not peculiar to Latin America, nor indeed a phenomenon to be correlated only with economic underdevelopment. Public violence and political instability in Latin America have all too often been treated either as merely comic or else a manifestation of "spirit", "temperament", …
Social Change in Latin America Today. Its Implications for United States Policy
Nationalism in Latin America. Past and Present
Nationalism in Latin America. Past and Present
The Coming Explosion in Latin America
World Order and New States
The Politics of Social and Economic Change in Latin America
In Chapter 3 political scientist Kalman Silvert recognizes the liberal bias of the modernizationists in assuming that Latin America had to follow the Western model of development. “What else is one to do,” he asks, “other than define development by the selection of certain characteristics of the already developed states?” Echoing Lipset’s cultural interpretation, Silvert argues that “there is something in the quality of the Latin American man in …
The Conflict Society
The Role of the Military in Underdeveloped Countries
Social Science and Political Theory
Expectant Peoples. Nationalism and Development
Latin America. A Descriptive Survey
Expectant Peoples
The Military and Society in Latin America
The Military and Society in Latin America
Political science (41 obras) · Law (30 obras) · Sociology (24 obras) · Latin Americans (18 obras) · Politics (18 obras) · Economics (15 obras) · Law (13 obras) · International Relations in Latin America (11 obras) · Political economy (10 obras) · Development economics (9 obras)