Harold Orlans
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 120195 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Harold Orlans |
| NOMBRES | Harold |
| APELLIDO | Orlans |
| FIRMA | ORLANS H |
| AFILIACIONES | U.S. National Science Foundation |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 42 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1953 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2002 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Independent scholars
The Shape of the River
Edward Shils' beliefs about society and sociology
The Many Lives of T. E. Lawrence
The many biographers of T. E. Lawrence (1888-1935), hero of the 1916-18 Arab revolt and author of Seven Pillars of Wisdom , depict two different men: a versatile genius and a vain faker. In their conflicting answers to five questions, six biographers show the difficulty of reconciling the evidence about this remarkable, complex, and wily man
Fashions in Science
Examines the historical and ideological forces underlying the rise of unsound ideas and dubious opinion leaders to prominence in the social sciences, and explores the pervasive irrationality that operates in science - a realm assumed to be firmly based on the rational
Accreditation in American higher education
Affirmative Action in Higher Education
Affirmative action in higher education has sought to increase the number of women and minority students and faculty in most educational fields, levels, and ranks. Voluntary measures to recruit black students and faculty began in the 1960s, before the government, in the early 1970s, imposed elaborate requirements to promote the employment of women and minority faculty. Women's groups pressing to change admission and employment practices they judge…
National Bank of Greenwood
The affirmative action plan, employment records, and personnel practices of the National Bank of Greenwood, employing 138 persons in the Indiana town of 20,000, were subjected to a grueling inspection by Labor Department staff for more than two years starting in 1979. The staff changed frequently, repeatedly demanded more and different information, and then rejected what it had demanded. “We feel,” the bank president said, “that... [the Labor Dep…
The politics of minority statistics
Confronting deafness in an unstilled world
Academic social scientists and the presidency
Stevenage Ltd
The Making of a Science Policy
Managing Not-for-Profit Organizations
On the responsibility of scientists
Ethics in Social Science
Form without Substance
Comment on Baker's Review of Contracting for Knowledge
Private Accreditation and Public Eligibility
The advocacy of social science in Europe and America
Neutrality and advocacy in policy research
The Nonprofit Research Institute
Criteria for Scientific Development
Criteria of choice in social science research
Sponsored research and university budgets
Neutrality and advocacy in policy research
Affirmative Action in Higher Education
Affirmative action in higher education has sought to increase the number of women and minority students and faculty in most educational fields, levels, and ranks. Voluntary measures to recruit black students and faculty began in the 1960s, before the government, in the early 1970s, imposed elaborate requirements to promote the employment of women and minority faculty. Women's groups pressing to change admission and employment practices they judge…
Fashions in Science
Examines the historical and ideological forces underlying the rise of unsound ideas and dubious opinion leaders to prominence in the social sciences, and explores the pervasive irrationality that operates in science - a realm assumed to be firmly based on the rational
Private Accreditation and Public Eligibility
Edward Shils' beliefs about society and sociology
The Effects of Federal Programs on Higher Education
Accreditation in American higher education
The Political Uses of Social Research
As scientific disciplines, the social sciences are more limited, and hence less useful to government, than either the social science "establishment" or its radical critics contend. However, as a rationale for political action and inaction, and as a mode of political discourse, they have many demonstrable uses. The social sciences are not "value free" but a social enterprise of some complexity. At the same time, the federal government is not a con…
Criteria of choice in social science research
The advocacy of social science in Europe and America
Stevenage
General and Theoretical
Utopia and Experiment
Ethnology and Ethnography
Kibbutz
Some Attitudes Toward Death
The massive literature of modern psychology, which embraces so many important and unimportant subjects, fails conspicuously to deal with one fundamental human problem-many would term it the fundamental human problem-death. Why, when there are libraries of books on every aspect of normal or abnormal character in infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and (more recently) old age, is the human adjustment to death ignored? An essay by Freud, sev…
Ethnology and Ethnography
Ethnology and Ethnography
The Effects of Federal Programs on Higher Education
The Effects of Federal Programs on Higher Education." The Journal of Higher Education, 34(6), pp. 358–359
The Effects of Federal Programs on Higher Education
Contracting for Atoms
The Uses of Sociology
Making social research more useful to government
Four Defense Studies
Science Policy and the University
Sponsored research and university budgets
Social science research policies in the United States
The Political Uses of Social Research
As scientific disciplines, the social sciences are more limited, and hence less useful to government, than either the social science "establishment" or its radical critics contend. However, as a rationale for political action and inaction, and as a mode of political discourse, they have many demonstrable uses. The social sciences are not "value free" but a social enterprise of some complexity. At the same time, the federal government is not a con…
Criteria for Scientific Development
Criteria of choice in social science research
The Nonprofit Research Institute
Neutrality and advocacy in policy research
The advocacy of social science in Europe and America
Comment on Baker's Review of Contracting for Knowledge
Private Accreditation and Public Eligibility
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