Raphael Zariski
Biographic Data
| ID | 195869 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Raphael Zariski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Raphael |
| FAMILY NAME | Zariski |
| SIGNATURE | ZARISKI R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Nebraska–Lincoln |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 55 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Regionalism and Regional Devolution in Comparative Perspective
Willard N. Hogan
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Regionalism and Regional Devolution in Comparative Perspective
Foreword Acknowledgments National Power and Local Governance: Problems and Perspectives Power and Decentralization: Concepts and Theories Italy: The Distributive State and the Consequences of Late Unification France: The Bureaucratic State and Political Reforms Spain: The Multinational State and the Consequences of Incomplete State Building Conclusions and Interpretations Index About the Authors
Ethnic Extremism among Ethnoterritorial Minorities in Western Europe: Dimensions, Causes, and Institutional Responses
The concept of extremism is usually employed with reference to the position of a political actor on a left-right scale. Thus, for example, we speak of extreme leftist forces, like the Red Brigades or the Baader-Meinhof gang, which are dedicated to the destruction of the capitalist system and of the existing social establishment. Or we speak of neofascist groups of the extreme right, which seek to bring about the elimination of democratic institut…
The Legitimacy of Opposition Parties in Democratic Political Systems: A New Use for an Old Concept
rT HE CONCEPT of legitimacy has a long and checkered history and has been employed in a variety of ways. Like other concepts in the social sciences, it has been the subject of many definitional disputes, and no binding agreement has been reached as to its precise meaning. It has also raised a number of fundamental questions, for which satisfactory answers are still being sought. Some of these questions are: (1) how is legitimacy to be distinguish…
The Legitimacy of Opposition Parties in Democratic Political Systems: A New Use for an Old Concept
Approaches to the problem of local autonomy: The lessons of Italian regional devolution
Recent developments with regard to local autonomy in Italy are described and analysed. It is shown that the regions have assumed the same centralising role vis‐à‐vis the local governments that was formerly played exclusively by the central government. However, the relationship between central, regional and local governments is not simply a triangular relationship but a multilateral game of shifting alliances in which each territorial level is int…
Coalition Formation in the Italian Regions: Some Preliminary Findings and Their Significance for Coalition Theory
The Establishment of the Kingdom of Italy as a Unitary State: A Case Study in Regime Formation
Journal Article The Establishment of the Kingdom of Italy as a Unitary State: A Case Study in Regime Formation Get access Raphael Zariski Raphael Zariski University of NebraskaLincoln Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Volume 13, Issue 4, Fall 1983, Pages 1–19, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pubjof.a037456 Published: 01 January 1983
Academic Power in Italy: Bureaucracy and Oligarchy in a National University System
The Correlates of Intraparty Depolarizing Tendencies in Italy: A Problem Revisited
Introduction Factionalism has aroused considerable attention during the past decade. For the most part, this has taken the form of a variety of studies addressed to the problems of defining and classifying factions, and of explaining their behavior and conditions of existence. 1 A central question in the study of party factions is: what factors account for the prevalence of moderate, depolarizing tendencies-as opposed to intransigent, extremist .…
Planning the Eternal City: Roman Politics and Planning since World War II
Politics and Society in Post-War Naples
Parliament, Parties, and Society in France, 1946-1958. Duncan MacRae, Jr
Intra-Party Conflict in a Dominant Party: The Experience of Italian Christian Democracy
The Italian Socialist Party: A Case Study in Factional Conflict
The Italian Socialist Party (PSI) is one of the three major groupings-the Social Democrats, the Socialists and the Communists-that have cultivated the ground to the left of center (i.e., to the left of the ruling Christian Democrats) in Italian politics since World War II. As recently as 1951, the PSI appeared to be inextricably linked with the Communists; but the Socialists have gradually worked themselves around to the position, early in 1962, …
Problems and Prospects of Democratic Socialism in France and Italy
Intra-Party Conflict in a Dominant Party: The Experience of Italian Christian Democracy
Ethnic Extremism among Ethnoterritorial Minorities in Western Europe: Dimensions, Causes, and Institutional Responses
The concept of extremism is usually employed with reference to the position of a political actor on a left-right scale. Thus, for example, we speak of extreme leftist forces, like the Red Brigades or the Baader-Meinhof gang, which are dedicated to the destruction of the capitalist system and of the existing social establishment. Or we speak of neofascist groups of the extreme right, which seek to bring about the elimination of democratic institut…
The Italian Socialist Party: A Case Study in Factional Conflict
The Italian Socialist Party (PSI) is one of the three major groupings-the Social Democrats, the Socialists and the Communists-that have cultivated the ground to the left of center (i.e., to the left of the ruling Christian Democrats) in Italian politics since World War II. As recently as 1951, the PSI appeared to be inextricably linked with the Communists; but the Socialists have gradually worked themselves around to the position, early in 1962, …
Coalition Formation in the Italian Regions: Some Preliminary Findings and Their Significance for Coalition Theory
The Correlates of Intraparty Depolarizing Tendencies in Italy: A Problem Revisited
Introduction Factionalism has aroused considerable attention during the past decade. For the most part, this has taken the form of a variety of studies addressed to the problems of defining and classifying factions, and of explaining their behavior and conditions of existence. 1 A central question in the study of party factions is: what factors account for the prevalence of moderate, depolarizing tendencies-as opposed to intransigent, extremist .…
The Establishment of the Kingdom of Italy as a Unitary State: A Case Study in Regime Formation
Journal Article The Establishment of the Kingdom of Italy as a Unitary State: A Case Study in Regime Formation Get access Raphael Zariski Raphael Zariski University of NebraskaLincoln Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Volume 13, Issue 4, Fall 1983, Pages 1–19, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pubjof.a037456 Published: 01 January 1983
The Legitimacy of Opposition Parties in Democratic Political Systems: A New Use for an Old Concept
Approaches to the problem of local autonomy: The lessons of Italian regional devolution
Recent developments with regard to local autonomy in Italy are described and analysed. It is shown that the regions have assumed the same centralising role vis‐à‐vis the local governments that was formerly played exclusively by the central government. However, the relationship between central, regional and local governments is not simply a triangular relationship but a multilateral game of shifting alliances in which each territorial level is int…
Problems and Prospects of Democratic Socialism in France and Italy
Problems and Prospects of Democratic Socialism in France and Italy
The Italian Socialist Party: A Case Study in Factional Conflict
The Italian Socialist Party (PSI) is one of the three major groupings-the Social Democrats, the Socialists and the Communists-that have cultivated the ground to the left of center (i.e., to the left of the ruling Christian Democrats) in Italian politics since World War II. As recently as 1951, the PSI appeared to be inextricably linked with the Communists; but the Socialists have gradually worked themselves around to the position, early in 1962, …
Intra-Party Conflict in a Dominant Party: The Experience of Italian Christian Democracy
Parliament, Parties, and Society in France, 1946-1958. Duncan MacRae, Jr
Planning the Eternal City: Roman Politics and Planning since World War II
Politics and Society in Post-War Naples
The Correlates of Intraparty Depolarizing Tendencies in Italy: A Problem Revisited
Introduction Factionalism has aroused considerable attention during the past decade. For the most part, this has taken the form of a variety of studies addressed to the problems of defining and classifying factions, and of explaining their behavior and conditions of existence. 1 A central question in the study of party factions is: what factors account for the prevalence of moderate, depolarizing tendencies-as opposed to intransigent, extremist .…
Academic Power in Italy: Bureaucracy and Oligarchy in a National University System
The Establishment of the Kingdom of Italy as a Unitary State: A Case Study in Regime Formation
Journal Article The Establishment of the Kingdom of Italy as a Unitary State: A Case Study in Regime Formation Get access Raphael Zariski Raphael Zariski University of NebraskaLincoln Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Volume 13, Issue 4, Fall 1983, Pages 1–19, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pubjof.a037456 Published: 01 January 1983
Coalition Formation in the Italian Regions: Some Preliminary Findings and Their Significance for Coalition Theory
Approaches to the problem of local autonomy: The lessons of Italian regional devolution
Recent developments with regard to local autonomy in Italy are described and analysed. It is shown that the regions have assumed the same centralising role vis‐à‐vis the local governments that was formerly played exclusively by the central government. However, the relationship between central, regional and local governments is not simply a triangular relationship but a multilateral game of shifting alliances in which each territorial level is int…
The Legitimacy of Opposition Parties in Democratic Political Systems: A New Use for an Old Concept
rT HE CONCEPT of legitimacy has a long and checkered history and has been employed in a variety of ways. Like other concepts in the social sciences, it has been the subject of many definitional disputes, and no binding agreement has been reached as to its precise meaning. It has also raised a number of fundamental questions, for which satisfactory answers are still being sought. Some of these questions are: (1) how is legitimacy to be distinguish…
The Legitimacy of Opposition Parties in Democratic Political Systems: A New Use for an Old Concept
Willard N. Hogan
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Regionalism and Regional Devolution in Comparative Perspective
Foreword Acknowledgments National Power and Local Governance: Problems and Perspectives Power and Decentralization: Concepts and Theories Italy: The Distributive State and the Consequences of Late Unification France: The Bureaucratic State and Political Reforms Spain: The Multinational State and the Consequences of Incomplete State Building Conclusions and Interpretations Index About the Authors
Ethnic Extremism among Ethnoterritorial Minorities in Western Europe: Dimensions, Causes, and Institutional Responses
The concept of extremism is usually employed with reference to the position of a political actor on a left-right scale. Thus, for example, we speak of extreme leftist forces, like the Red Brigades or the Baader-Meinhof gang, which are dedicated to the destruction of the capitalist system and of the existing social establishment. Or we speak of neofascist groups of the extreme right, which seek to bring about the elimination of democratic institut…
Regionalism and Regional Devolution in Comparative Perspective
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