Patrick Novotny
Biographic Data
| ID | 245512 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrick Novotny |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrick |
| FAMILY NAME | Novotny |
| SIGNATURE | NOVOTNY P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Georgia Southern University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8456-3051 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
No Better Way of Selecting the Man in Whom They Place the Highest Confidence”: A Note on James Madison’s Remarks on the Electoral College at Richmond’s Ratifying Convention
This article discusses the remarks by James Madison to Virginia’s ratifying convention in June 1788 as they relate to the Electoral College. Madison’s remarks in Richmond shed light on his rarely highlighted expectations of the workings of the Electoral College and provide insight into the Constitutional Convention’s debate on the legislative selection of the President
Local Television, the World Wide Web, and the 2000 Presidential Election
Digital cable modems, wireless Internet service providers (ISPs), digital subscriber line (DSL) services, fiber optics systems, and Internet access through a growing number of direct satellite television providers have transformed the way that millions of Americans receive the latest news and information about political campaigns. Multilingual video, text, and audio files on candidate Web sites, dial-up Internet services provided through the Repu…
Where We Live, Work, and Play: The Environmental Justice Movement and the Struggle for a New Environmentalism
From Polis to Agora: The Marketing of Political Consultants
Political campaigns have borrowed from the latest in advertising, public relations, and marketing, especially since the 1952 Eisenhower campaign. There has been a tendency for those who have honed their expertise in the trenches of campaigning for elected office to offer their services on behalf of clients in the business world. Firms accustomed to working on campaigns now provide a range of services to businesses, including polling, television p…
Where We Live, Work and Play: The Environmental Justice Movement and the Struggle for a New Environmentalism (Praeger Series in Transformational Politics and Political Science)
The World Wide Web and Multimedia in the 1996 Presidential Election
The media in the 1990s is variously described as the interactive media or the so-called multimedia era. Cable television, laptop computers, fiber-optics, direct broadcast satellites, cellular telephones, and facsimile technology is being joined by the latest in interactive television, desktop video conferencing, and cable television modems, all of which bring together the streams of computer-based information of the World Wide Web with the visual…
Geographical Information Systems and the New Landscape of Political Technologies
One of the most interesting and least understood of the software applications in political campaigns is so-called geographical information systems, or GIS. It is technology that allows campaigns to systematically look at their constituencies in new ways, through multilayered and colorful maps. Through a combination of cartography and demographic research, GIS allows candidates and political campaigns to access voters in a multimedia context that …
The Peace and Justice Movement in the South in the 1980s
The “peace and justice movement” has been an important chapter in the evolving character of overall peace organizing in the last several decades. Combining social justice concerns with antimilitarist sentiment, the peace and justice movement was particularly strong in the American South during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Leaders were found in a variety of community groups, statewide networks and clearinghouses, and religious organizations. Th…
Where We Live, Work and Play
1995). Where we live, work and play: Refraining the cultural landscape of environmentalism in the environmental justice movement. New Political Science: Vol. 16, Ecology, pp. 61-79
Popular epidemiology and the struggle for community health: Alternative perspectives from the environmental justice movement∗
1994). Popular epidemiology and the struggle for community health: Alternative perspectives from the environmental justice movement. Capitalism Nature Socialism: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 29-42
Where We Live, Work and Play
1995). Where we live, work and play: Refraining the cultural landscape of environmentalism in the environmental justice movement. New Political Science: Vol. 16, Ecology, pp. 61-79
From Polis to Agora: The Marketing of Political Consultants
Political campaigns have borrowed from the latest in advertising, public relations, and marketing, especially since the 1952 Eisenhower campaign. There has been a tendency for those who have honed their expertise in the trenches of campaigning for elected office to offer their services on behalf of clients in the business world. Firms accustomed to working on campaigns now provide a range of services to businesses, including polling, television p…
Popular epidemiology and the struggle for community health: Alternative perspectives from the environmental justice movement∗
1994). Popular epidemiology and the struggle for community health: Alternative perspectives from the environmental justice movement. Capitalism Nature Socialism: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 29-42
No Better Way of Selecting the Man in Whom They Place the Highest Confidence”: A Note on James Madison’s Remarks on the Electoral College at Richmond’s Ratifying Convention
This article discusses the remarks by James Madison to Virginia’s ratifying convention in June 1788 as they relate to the Electoral College. Madison’s remarks in Richmond shed light on his rarely highlighted expectations of the workings of the Electoral College and provide insight into the Constitutional Convention’s debate on the legislative selection of the President
Local Television, the World Wide Web, and the 2000 Presidential Election
Digital cable modems, wireless Internet service providers (ISPs), digital subscriber line (DSL) services, fiber optics systems, and Internet access through a growing number of direct satellite television providers have transformed the way that millions of Americans receive the latest news and information about political campaigns. Multilingual video, text, and audio files on candidate Web sites, dial-up Internet services provided through the Repu…
Popular epidemiology and the struggle for community health: Alternative perspectives from the environmental justice movement∗
1994). Popular epidemiology and the struggle for community health: Alternative perspectives from the environmental justice movement. Capitalism Nature Socialism: Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 29-42
Where We Live, Work and Play
1995). Where we live, work and play: Refraining the cultural landscape of environmentalism in the environmental justice movement. New Political Science: Vol. 16, Ecology, pp. 61-79
Geographical Information Systems and the New Landscape of Political Technologies
One of the most interesting and least understood of the software applications in political campaigns is so-called geographical information systems, or GIS. It is technology that allows campaigns to systematically look at their constituencies in new ways, through multilayered and colorful maps. Through a combination of cartography and demographic research, GIS allows candidates and political campaigns to access voters in a multimedia context that …
The Peace and Justice Movement in the South in the 1980s
The “peace and justice movement” has been an important chapter in the evolving character of overall peace organizing in the last several decades. Combining social justice concerns with antimilitarist sentiment, the peace and justice movement was particularly strong in the American South during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Leaders were found in a variety of community groups, statewide networks and clearinghouses, and religious organizations. Th…
The World Wide Web and Multimedia in the 1996 Presidential Election
The media in the 1990s is variously described as the interactive media or the so-called multimedia era. Cable television, laptop computers, fiber-optics, direct broadcast satellites, cellular telephones, and facsimile technology is being joined by the latest in interactive television, desktop video conferencing, and cable television modems, all of which bring together the streams of computer-based information of the World Wide Web with the visual…
From Polis to Agora: The Marketing of Political Consultants
Political campaigns have borrowed from the latest in advertising, public relations, and marketing, especially since the 1952 Eisenhower campaign. There has been a tendency for those who have honed their expertise in the trenches of campaigning for elected office to offer their services on behalf of clients in the business world. Firms accustomed to working on campaigns now provide a range of services to businesses, including polling, television p…
Where We Live, Work and Play: The Environmental Justice Movement and the Struggle for a New Environmentalism (Praeger Series in Transformational Politics and Political Science)
Local Television, the World Wide Web, and the 2000 Presidential Election
Digital cable modems, wireless Internet service providers (ISPs), digital subscriber line (DSL) services, fiber optics systems, and Internet access through a growing number of direct satellite television providers have transformed the way that millions of Americans receive the latest news and information about political campaigns. Multilingual video, text, and audio files on candidate Web sites, dial-up Internet services provided through the Repu…
Where We Live, Work, and Play: The Environmental Justice Movement and the Struggle for a New Environmentalism
No Better Way of Selecting the Man in Whom They Place the Highest Confidence”: A Note on James Madison’s Remarks on the Electoral College at Richmond’s Ratifying Convention
This article discusses the remarks by James Madison to Virginia’s ratifying convention in June 1788 as they relate to the Electoral College. Madison’s remarks in Richmond shed light on his rarely highlighted expectations of the workings of the Electoral College and provide insight into the Constitutional Convention’s debate on the legislative selection of the President
Political science (8 works) · Politics (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Economic Justice (4 works) · Environmental justice (4 works) · Movement (music (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works)