Dov Ronen
Biographic Data
| ID | 167223 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dov Ronen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dov |
| FAMILY NAME | Ronen |
| SIGNATURE | RONEN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University Press |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Can There be a Just Resolution of Conflict
I may have first thought about "just resolution of conflict" when I was a student at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem many years ago. Those days I often heard on the radio--there was no TV in Israel at the time--and read about King Hussein's repeated calls for a "just and lasting Peace" in the Middle East. I have also noticed over the years that the same slogan has been repeated, not only by King Hussein, but also by other prominent and less pr…
On the incompatibility of “nationalism” and “democracy”—Lessons for East Central Europe
(1994). On the incompatibility of “nationalism” and “democracy”—Lessons for East Central Europe. History of European Ideas: Vol. 19, No. 1-3, pp. 479-484
A Review of Morality Among Nations
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The Political Dimensions of Sociobiology and the Methodological Problems of Studying Hatred
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Democracy and Pluralism in Africa
Ethnicity, Politics, and Development
A comparative analysis of ethnic patterns and politics in the developing world and their impact on economic and social development
Democracy and Pluralism in Africa
Democracy and Pluralism in Africa
Democracy and Pluralism in Africa
Democracy and Pluralism in Africa
Examines the nature of democracy in African tradition, the role of constitutionalism and law, the implications of cultural and ethnic diversity, and the relation of African democracy and political organization to democracy and ideology elsewhere in the world.
The Usefulness of Collections at this Point in the Development of a Subdiscipline
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Self‐determination as a challenge to United States foreign policy
Two fundamental human aspirations have stood out over the past 200 years. One is the quest of peoples for self‐determination; the other is the quest for physical survival and comfort. United States foreign policy has traditionally supported the notion of self‐determination, but has often, in the Cold War context, practiced policies which vitiated a people's quest for self‐determination. Particularly when that quest was perceived as pro‐Communist,…
The Quest for Self-Determination
Dahomey: Between Tradition and Modernity
Dahomey: Between Tradition and Modernity
Alternative Patterns of Integration in African States
Although it has long been realised that 'developing' countries do not have to follow the example of 'developed' nations, the mere use of the terms 'nation-building' and 'national integration' implies a straight line of 'progress' from dispersed sub-national communities towards the integrated entity of the nation-state. Add the eagerness of political leaders in the Third World to exert effective control over the population in the absence of establ…
Problems of Ineffective Government in Post-Colonial Dahomey
The Colonial Elite in Dahomey
The number, behavior, and attitudes of the Dahamean modern elite, of the 1930's have been outstanding among the French-speaking African elites and have earned for Dahomey fame as the Latin Quarter of West Africa. What does this complimentary title suggest? It suggests that Dahomey has a concentration of educated people as does the quarter in the environs of the Sorbonne and also, perhaps, that Dahomeans are generally intelligent and educated. It …
On the African Role in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in Dahomey
Ronen Dov. On the African Role in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in Dahomey.. In: Cahiers d'études africaines, vol. 11, n°41, 1971. pp. 5-13
The Quest for Self-Determination
Alternative Patterns of Integration in African States
Although it has long been realised that 'developing' countries do not have to follow the example of 'developed' nations, the mere use of the terms 'nation-building' and 'national integration' implies a straight line of 'progress' from dispersed sub-national communities towards the integrated entity of the nation-state. Add the eagerness of political leaders in the Third World to exert effective control over the population in the absence of establ…
The Colonial Elite in Dahomey
The number, behavior, and attitudes of the Dahamean modern elite, of the 1930's have been outstanding among the French-speaking African elites and have earned for Dahomey fame as the Latin Quarter of West Africa. What does this complimentary title suggest? It suggests that Dahomey has a concentration of educated people as does the quarter in the environs of the Sorbonne and also, perhaps, that Dahomeans are generally intelligent and educated. It …
Can There be a Just Resolution of Conflict
I may have first thought about "just resolution of conflict" when I was a student at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem many years ago. Those days I often heard on the radio--there was no TV in Israel at the time--and read about King Hussein's repeated calls for a "just and lasting Peace" in the Middle East. I have also noticed over the years that the same slogan has been repeated, not only by King Hussein, but also by other prominent and less pr…
On the African Role in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in Dahomey
Ronen Dov. On the African Role in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in Dahomey.. In: Cahiers d'études africaines, vol. 11, n°41, 1971. pp. 5-13
The Colonial Elite in Dahomey
The number, behavior, and attitudes of the Dahamean modern elite, of the 1930's have been outstanding among the French-speaking African elites and have earned for Dahomey fame as the Latin Quarter of West Africa. What does this complimentary title suggest? It suggests that Dahomey has a concentration of educated people as does the quarter in the environs of the Sorbonne and also, perhaps, that Dahomeans are generally intelligent and educated. It …
Dahomey: Between Tradition and Modernity
Alternative Patterns of Integration in African States
Although it has long been realised that 'developing' countries do not have to follow the example of 'developed' nations, the mere use of the terms 'nation-building' and 'national integration' implies a straight line of 'progress' from dispersed sub-national communities towards the integrated entity of the nation-state. Add the eagerness of political leaders in the Third World to exert effective control over the population in the absence of establ…
Problems of Ineffective Government in Post-Colonial Dahomey
Dahomey: Between Tradition and Modernity
The Quest for Self-Determination
Self‐determination as a challenge to United States foreign policy
Two fundamental human aspirations have stood out over the past 200 years. One is the quest of peoples for self‐determination; the other is the quest for physical survival and comfort. United States foreign policy has traditionally supported the notion of self‐determination, but has often, in the Cold War context, practiced policies which vitiated a people's quest for self‐determination. Particularly when that quest was perceived as pro‐Communist,…
The Usefulness of Collections at this Point in the Development of a Subdiscipline
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Democracy and Pluralism in Africa
Examines the nature of democracy in African tradition, the role of constitutionalism and law, the implications of cultural and ethnic diversity, and the relation of African democracy and political organization to democracy and ideology elsewhere in the world.
Ethnicity, Politics, and Development
A comparative analysis of ethnic patterns and politics in the developing world and their impact on economic and social development
Democracy and Pluralism in Africa
Democracy and Pluralism in Africa
Democracy and Pluralism in Africa
The Political Dimensions of Sociobiology and the Methodological Problems of Studying Hatred
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Democracy and Pluralism in Africa
A Review of Morality Among Nations
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
On the incompatibility of “nationalism” and “democracy”—Lessons for East Central Europe
(1994). On the incompatibility of “nationalism” and “democracy”—Lessons for East Central Europe. History of European Ideas: Vol. 19, No. 1-3, pp. 479-484
Can There be a Just Resolution of Conflict
I may have first thought about "just resolution of conflict" when I was a student at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem many years ago. Those days I often heard on the radio--there was no TV in Israel at the time--and read about King Hussein's repeated calls for a "just and lasting Peace" in the Middle East. I have also noticed over the years that the same slogan has been repeated, not only by King Hussein, but also by other prominent and less pr…
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