Robert R Sullivan
Biographic Data
| ID | 1004435 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert R Sullivan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert R |
| FAMILY NAME | Sullivan |
| SIGNATURE | SULLIVAN R R |
| AFFILIATIONS | John Jay College of Criminal Justice |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Crime, risk and justice: The politics of crime control in liberal democracies
1. Introduction: a guide to the chapters Part 1: Crime, Liberalism and Risk 1. The new politics of crime control, Kevin Stenson 2. The schizophrenic state: neo-liberal criminal justice, Robert R. Sullivan Part 2: Community initiatives and risk 3. Risk and correctional practice, Todd Clear and Eric Cadora 4. Crime control and advanced liberal government: the 'third way' and the return of the local, Kevin Stenson and Adam Edwards Part 3: Policing a…
The Politics of British Policing in the Thatcher/Major State
The politics of British policing from 1979 to 1997 was guided by ideology and political practicality. Margaret Thatcher and John Major were libertarians committed to the reduction of the British state, but in classical libertarian fashion, these considerations did not apply to criminal justice agencies, which were needed to cope with rising crime in a growing and increasingly deregulated economy. The chief theme of practical criminal justice poli…
The birth of the prison: Discipline or punish
The tragedy of academic criminal justice
Marxism and the “Subject” of Anthropology
Gadamer's Hermeneutics
Sociobiology and the Crisis of Public Authority
Public Authority, Technology, Speech & Language
There is concern that a crisis of political authority develops as technology begins to dominate the domain of political and other values. Professor Sullivan examines how some of the leading political thinkers of this century-Weber, Ellul, Arendt, and Habermas-have dealt with aspects of this issue. He goes on to argue that, far from resolving the crisis, Marxism compounds it by adopting an essentially technological position on questions of politic…
Jacques Ellul: Toward Understanding His Political Thinking
Robert R. Sullivan, Alfred J. DiMaio; Jacques Ellul: Toward Understanding His Political Thinking, Journal of Church and State, Volume 24, Issue 1, 1 Januar
The Architecture of Western Security in the Southern Tier of Southeast Asia
Saudi Arabia in International Politics
Saudi Arabia as a state has rarely been an object of interest for political scientists in the West, and the reasons for this are clear. Fluid in the location of her territory, lacking power and a sense of threat to her vital interests, encumbered with a xenophobic religion and a society in compressed transition from a nomadic to a feudal way of life, Saudi Arabia until the mid-1950's was inactive in international politics, even at the regional le…
The Role of the Presidency in Shaping Lower Level Policy-Making Processes
The Politics of Altruism: An Introduction to the Food-for-Peace Partnership between the United States Government and Voluntary Relief Agencies
Robert R. Sullivan, The Politics of Altruism: An Introduction to the Food-for-Peace Partnership between the United States Government and Voluntary Relief Agencies, The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 23, No. 4 (Dec., 1970), pp. 762-768
Crime, risk and justice: The politics of crime control in liberal democracies
1. Introduction: a guide to the chapters Part 1: Crime, Liberalism and Risk 1. The new politics of crime control, Kevin Stenson 2. The schizophrenic state: neo-liberal criminal justice, Robert R. Sullivan Part 2: Community initiatives and risk 3. Risk and correctional practice, Todd Clear and Eric Cadora 4. Crime control and advanced liberal government: the 'third way' and the return of the local, Kevin Stenson and Adam Edwards Part 3: Policing a…
The Politics of Altruism: An Introduction to the Food-for-Peace Partnership between the United States Government and Voluntary Relief Agencies
Robert R. Sullivan, The Politics of Altruism: An Introduction to the Food-for-Peace Partnership between the United States Government and Voluntary Relief Agencies, The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 23, No. 4 (Dec., 1970), pp. 762-768
The tragedy of academic criminal justice
Sociobiology and the Crisis of Public Authority
Saudi Arabia in International Politics
Saudi Arabia as a state has rarely been an object of interest for political scientists in the West, and the reasons for this are clear. Fluid in the location of her territory, lacking power and a sense of threat to her vital interests, encumbered with a xenophobic religion and a society in compressed transition from a nomadic to a feudal way of life, Saudi Arabia until the mid-1950's was inactive in international politics, even at the regional le…
The Role of the Presidency in Shaping Lower Level Policy-Making Processes
The Architecture of Western Security in the Southern Tier of Southeast Asia
Saudi Arabia in International Politics
Saudi Arabia as a state has rarely been an object of interest for political scientists in the West, and the reasons for this are clear. Fluid in the location of her territory, lacking power and a sense of threat to her vital interests, encumbered with a xenophobic religion and a society in compressed transition from a nomadic to a feudal way of life, Saudi Arabia until the mid-1950's was inactive in international politics, even at the regional le…
The Role of the Presidency in Shaping Lower Level Policy-Making Processes
The Politics of Altruism: An Introduction to the Food-for-Peace Partnership between the United States Government and Voluntary Relief Agencies
Robert R. Sullivan, The Politics of Altruism: An Introduction to the Food-for-Peace Partnership between the United States Government and Voluntary Relief Agencies, The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 23, No. 4 (Dec., 1970), pp. 762-768
Sociobiology and the Crisis of Public Authority
Public Authority, Technology, Speech & Language
There is concern that a crisis of political authority develops as technology begins to dominate the domain of political and other values. Professor Sullivan examines how some of the leading political thinkers of this century-Weber, Ellul, Arendt, and Habermas-have dealt with aspects of this issue. He goes on to argue that, far from resolving the crisis, Marxism compounds it by adopting an essentially technological position on questions of politic…
Jacques Ellul: Toward Understanding His Political Thinking
Robert R. Sullivan, Alfred J. DiMaio; Jacques Ellul: Toward Understanding His Political Thinking, Journal of Church and State, Volume 24, Issue 1, 1 Januar
Gadamer's Hermeneutics
Marxism and the “Subject” of Anthropology
The tragedy of academic criminal justice
The birth of the prison: Discipline or punish
The Politics of British Policing in the Thatcher/Major State
The politics of British policing from 1979 to 1997 was guided by ideology and political practicality. Margaret Thatcher and John Major were libertarians committed to the reduction of the British state, but in classical libertarian fashion, these considerations did not apply to criminal justice agencies, which were needed to cope with rising crime in a growing and increasingly deregulated economy. The chief theme of practical criminal justice poli…
Crime, risk and justice: The politics of crime control in liberal democracies
1. Introduction: a guide to the chapters Part 1: Crime, Liberalism and Risk 1. The new politics of crime control, Kevin Stenson 2. The schizophrenic state: neo-liberal criminal justice, Robert R. Sullivan Part 2: Community initiatives and risk 3. Risk and correctional practice, Todd Clear and Eric Cadora 4. Crime control and advanced liberal government: the 'third way' and the return of the local, Kevin Stenson and Adam Edwards Part 3: Policing a…
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