Lawrence B Joseph
Biographic Data
| ID | 1102882 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lawrence B Joseph |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lawrence B |
| FAMILY NAME | Joseph |
| SIGNATURE | JOSEPH L B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Washington University in St. Louis |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Neoconservatism in Contemporary Political Science
This essay examines one manifestation of neoconservatism in contemporary political science--the neoconservative analysis of the crisis of the American party system. A number of political scientists has argued that recent reforms have led to domination of the party system by ideological activists from the "New Class" and have undermined the accommodationist, coalition-building functions of political parties. These neoconservatives are defenders of…
Corporate Political Power & Liberal Democratic Theory
Some pluralists critical of corporate power, are inclined to reconsider aspects of democratic theory. "Neoconservatives," on the other hand, contend that, in terms of political power, American business has been losing ground during the last several decades. Professor Joseph urges a "structural approach" to the study of corporate political power implicit in the work of Charles Lindblom and in neo-Marxist analyses of the liberal-democratic state
Democratic Revisionism Revisited
This paper will examine recent developments in liberal-democratic theory that represent different reactions to theoretical challenges to postwar democratic revisionism, as well as different reactions to the of contemporary liberal democracy. One sort of response, exemplified by Samuel Huntington and Giovanni Sartori, has been a reassertion of the elitist theory of democracy. A rather different response is represented by Charles Lindblom and Rober…
Some Ways of Thinking about Equality of Opportunity
Some Ways of Thinking About Equality of Opportunity
M ANY RECENT discussions of the issue of social have suggested that there are two polar concepts of of and equality or results and that we must choose between these mutually exclusive normative principles.1 While this outlook has been most characteristic of supporters of equality of (or, more accurately, a certain conception of of opportunity), it can be found among advocates of equality of results as well.2 I shall argue in this paper that such …
Normative Assumptions in Educational Policy Research
Christopher Jencks's Inequality: A Reassess ment of the Effect of Family and Schooling in America is an example of social policy research which is also policy advocacy or normative political argument. His empirical analysis of the short-term and long-term effects of education is aimed at discrediting the "equality of opportunity" model for reducing social and economic inequality. He argues that we must move from concern with "equality of opportun…
Democratic Revisionism Revisited
This paper will examine recent developments in liberal-democratic theory that represent different reactions to theoretical challenges to postwar democratic revisionism, as well as different reactions to the of contemporary liberal democracy. One sort of response, exemplified by Samuel Huntington and Giovanni Sartori, has been a reassertion of the elitist theory of democracy. A rather different response is represented by Charles Lindblom and Rober…
Neoconservatism in Contemporary Political Science
This essay examines one manifestation of neoconservatism in contemporary political science--the neoconservative analysis of the crisis of the American party system. A number of political scientists has argued that recent reforms have led to domination of the party system by ideological activists from the "New Class" and have undermined the accommodationist, coalition-building functions of political parties. These neoconservatives are defenders of…
Corporate Political Power & Liberal Democratic Theory
Some pluralists critical of corporate power, are inclined to reconsider aspects of democratic theory. "Neoconservatives," on the other hand, contend that, in terms of political power, American business has been losing ground during the last several decades. Professor Joseph urges a "structural approach" to the study of corporate political power implicit in the work of Charles Lindblom and in neo-Marxist analyses of the liberal-democratic state
Normative Assumptions in Educational Policy Research
Christopher Jencks's Inequality: A Reassess ment of the Effect of Family and Schooling in America is an example of social policy research which is also policy advocacy or normative political argument. His empirical analysis of the short-term and long-term effects of education is aimed at discrediting the "equality of opportunity" model for reducing social and economic inequality. He argues that we must move from concern with "equality of opportun…
Some Ways of Thinking about Equality of Opportunity
Some Ways of Thinking About Equality of Opportunity
M ANY RECENT discussions of the issue of social have suggested that there are two polar concepts of of and equality or results and that we must choose between these mutually exclusive normative principles.1 While this outlook has been most characteristic of supporters of equality of (or, more accurately, a certain conception of of opportunity), it can be found among advocates of equality of results as well.2 I shall argue in this paper that such …
Democratic Revisionism Revisited
This paper will examine recent developments in liberal-democratic theory that represent different reactions to theoretical challenges to postwar democratic revisionism, as well as different reactions to the of contemporary liberal democracy. One sort of response, exemplified by Samuel Huntington and Giovanni Sartori, has been a reassertion of the elitist theory of democracy. A rather different response is represented by Charles Lindblom and Rober…
Neoconservatism in Contemporary Political Science
This essay examines one manifestation of neoconservatism in contemporary political science--the neoconservative analysis of the crisis of the American party system. A number of political scientists has argued that recent reforms have led to domination of the party system by ideological activists from the "New Class" and have undermined the accommodationist, coalition-building functions of political parties. These neoconservatives are defenders of…
Corporate Political Power & Liberal Democratic Theory
Some pluralists critical of corporate power, are inclined to reconsider aspects of democratic theory. "Neoconservatives," on the other hand, contend that, in terms of political power, American business has been losing ground during the last several decades. Professor Joseph urges a "structural approach" to the study of corporate political power implicit in the work of Charles Lindblom and in neo-Marxist analyses of the liberal-democratic state
Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Democracy (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Political Philosophy and Ethics (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Law and economics (2 works)