James B Christoph
Biographic Data
| ID | 1055442 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James B Christoph |
| GIVEN NAMES | James B |
| FAMILY NAME | Christoph |
| SIGNATURE | CHRISTOPH J B |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Ohio State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Effects of Britons in Brussels
The Remaking of British Administrative Culture
This article analyzes the basis and success of Margaret Thatcher's attempts to shape the senior British civil service into a responsive instrument of policy implementation from the standpoint of her political values. It also considers some key questions affecting the roles of civil servants in the post-Thatcher period. Emphasis is given to efforts to alter roles and attitudes in four central areas: deprivileging, reorganization, managerialism, an…
Capitalist Democracy in Britain
The Election Watchers
The Election Watchers
Britain at the Polls: The Parliamentary Elections of 1974. Edited by Howard R. Penniman. 1975. 256 pp. $7.75 paper. Britain at the Polls, 1979: A Study of the General Election. Edited by Howard R. Penniman. 1981. 345 pp. $16.25 cloth; $8.25 paper. Britain Says Yes: The 1975 Referendum on the Common Market. By Anthony King. 1977. 153 pp. $6.25 paper. France at the Polls: The Presidential Election of 1974. Edited by Howard R. Penniman. 1975. 324 pp…
A Comparative View
Anti-Politics
Democratic Socialism
Consensus and Cleavage in British Political Ideology
One of the most perplexing questions to students of politics since the mid-1950s has been whether western societies are now approaching, or have reached, a condition called "the end of ideology." Numerous answers have been propounded, both by those who regard such a development as desirable and by those who view it with disquietude. But difficulties have arisen because exponents of one view or the other have had recourse to markedly different, an…
Federalism in the Commonwealth
Capital Punishment and British Politics
Capital Punishment and British Politics
Capital Punishment and British Party Responsibility
The Study of Voting Behavior in the British House of Commons
Political Rights and Administrative Impartiality in the British Civil Service
Recent forays into administrative theory have impaired the neat dichotomy between politics and administration that was postulated, either as description or as ideal, by fin dė siècle political scientists and reformers. The intertwining of policy formulation and policy execution is a recognized fact of the administrative process. The questioning of this early dogma of public administration has opened up speculation as to what the proper relationsh…
A Report of Imagination and Scholarship
A Report of Imagination and Scholarship
The Effects of Britons in Brussels
The Remaking of British Administrative Culture
This article analyzes the basis and success of Margaret Thatcher's attempts to shape the senior British civil service into a responsive instrument of policy implementation from the standpoint of her political values. It also considers some key questions affecting the roles of civil servants in the post-Thatcher period. Emphasis is given to efforts to alter roles and attitudes in four central areas: deprivileging, reorganization, managerialism, an…
Capital Punishment and British Politics
Consensus and Cleavage in British Political Ideology
One of the most perplexing questions to students of politics since the mid-1950s has been whether western societies are now approaching, or have reached, a condition called "the end of ideology." Numerous answers have been propounded, both by those who regard such a development as desirable and by those who view it with disquietude. But difficulties have arisen because exponents of one view or the other have had recourse to markedly different, an…
Capital Punishment and British Party Responsibility
The Study of Voting Behavior in the British House of Commons
Political Rights and Administrative Impartiality in the British Civil Service
Recent forays into administrative theory have impaired the neat dichotomy between politics and administration that was postulated, either as description or as ideal, by fin dė siècle political scientists and reformers. The intertwining of policy formulation and policy execution is a recognized fact of the administrative process. The questioning of this early dogma of public administration has opened up speculation as to what the proper relationsh…
A Report of Imagination and Scholarship
A Report of Imagination and Scholarship
Political Rights and Administrative Impartiality in the British Civil Service
Recent forays into administrative theory have impaired the neat dichotomy between politics and administration that was postulated, either as description or as ideal, by fin dė siècle political scientists and reformers. The intertwining of policy formulation and policy execution is a recognized fact of the administrative process. The questioning of this early dogma of public administration has opened up speculation as to what the proper relationsh…
The Study of Voting Behavior in the British House of Commons
Capital Punishment and British Party Responsibility
Capital Punishment and British Politics
Capital Punishment and British Politics
Federalism in the Commonwealth
Consensus and Cleavage in British Political Ideology
One of the most perplexing questions to students of politics since the mid-1950s has been whether western societies are now approaching, or have reached, a condition called "the end of ideology." Numerous answers have been propounded, both by those who regard such a development as desirable and by those who view it with disquietude. But difficulties have arisen because exponents of one view or the other have had recourse to markedly different, an…
Democratic Socialism
Anti-Politics
A Comparative View
Capitalist Democracy in Britain
The Election Watchers
The Election Watchers
Britain at the Polls: The Parliamentary Elections of 1974. Edited by Howard R. Penniman. 1975. 256 pp. $7.75 paper. Britain at the Polls, 1979: A Study of the General Election. Edited by Howard R. Penniman. 1981. 345 pp. $16.25 cloth; $8.25 paper. Britain Says Yes: The 1975 Referendum on the Common Market. By Anthony King. 1977. 153 pp. $6.25 paper. France at the Polls: The Presidential Election of 1974. Edited by Howard R. Penniman. 1975. 324 pp…
The Remaking of British Administrative Culture
This article analyzes the basis and success of Margaret Thatcher's attempts to shape the senior British civil service into a responsive instrument of policy implementation from the standpoint of her political values. It also considers some key questions affecting the roles of civil servants in the post-Thatcher period. Emphasis is given to efforts to alter roles and attitudes in four central areas: deprivileging, reorganization, managerialism, an…
The Effects of Britons in Brussels
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