David W Minar
Biographic Data
| ID | 281282 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David W Minar |
| GIVEN NAMES | David W |
| FAMILY NAME | Minar |
| SIGNATURE | MINAR D W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Center for Metropolitan Studies at Northwestern University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Lorry Driver. Peter G. Hollowell Working-Class Community: Some General Notions Raised by a Series of Studies in Northern England. Brian Jackson Class, Race, and Labor: Working-Class Consciousness …
The Concept of Community: Readings with Interpretations
The New Urbanization
Some years ago when the first post-war population censuses began to trickle in from all over the world, it became evi dent that the fastest rates of urbanization were appearing in the developing and new nations. While many of these coun tries as a whole were experiencing a rapid population growth, their cities were growing at an even more rapid pace. Urban populations in many instances were more than doubling and tripling within a single decade, …
The Community Basis of Conflict in School System Politics
To summarize, we have presented evidence from this study that the type of organization influences the appeals of clients in trying to get what they want. The content of these appeals, it appears, is more influenced by the normative basis on which the organization rests-the prime beneficiary whom it is serving-than on the client's ability to offer his resources in exchange for the organization's. We found that people presumed to have had greater c…
The Political Side of Urban Development and Redevelopment
The fate of planned urban development and redevelopment largely depends on the political system. In the United States, political and governmental fragmentation has crucial consequences for development in physical, social, and political ways. The federal system, whatever its virtues, raises barriers which impede accommodation. The multiplicity of local units of government, not rationally determined, under mines co-ordination, power, and responsibi…
Public Opinion in the Perspective of Political Theory
Public Opinion in the Perspective of Political Theory
is the tendency of scholarly discussion of the subject to move out of the field of political science and into the waiting arms of other disciplines.1 In former times most of the significant works on public opinion were those contributed by persons identified primarily as analysts of politics and history: Bagehot, Bryce, Dicey, Lippmann, etc. Now public opinion has become in large part the game of the psychologists and sociologists, and one may ev…
The Community Basis of Conflict in School System Politics
To summarize, we have presented evidence from this study that the type of organization influences the appeals of clients in trying to get what they want. The content of these appeals, it appears, is more influenced by the normative basis on which the organization rests-the prime beneficiary whom it is serving-than on the client's ability to offer his resources in exchange for the organization's. We found that people presumed to have had greater c…
The New Urbanization
Some years ago when the first post-war population censuses began to trickle in from all over the world, it became evi dent that the fastest rates of urbanization were appearing in the developing and new nations. While many of these coun tries as a whole were experiencing a rapid population growth, their cities were growing at an even more rapid pace. Urban populations in many instances were more than doubling and tripling within a single decade, …
The Concept of Community: Readings with Interpretations
The Political Side of Urban Development and Redevelopment
The fate of planned urban development and redevelopment largely depends on the political system. In the United States, political and governmental fragmentation has crucial consequences for development in physical, social, and political ways. The federal system, whatever its virtues, raises barriers which impede accommodation. The multiplicity of local units of government, not rationally determined, under mines co-ordination, power, and responsibi…
Public Opinion in the Perspective of Political Theory
Public Opinion in the Perspective of Political Theory
is the tendency of scholarly discussion of the subject to move out of the field of political science and into the waiting arms of other disciplines.1 In former times most of the significant works on public opinion were those contributed by persons identified primarily as analysts of politics and history: Bagehot, Bryce, Dicey, Lippmann, etc. Now public opinion has become in large part the game of the psychologists and sociologists, and one may ev…
The Political Side of Urban Development and Redevelopment
The fate of planned urban development and redevelopment largely depends on the political system. In the United States, political and governmental fragmentation has crucial consequences for development in physical, social, and political ways. The federal system, whatever its virtues, raises barriers which impede accommodation. The multiplicity of local units of government, not rationally determined, under mines co-ordination, power, and responsibi…
The Community Basis of Conflict in School System Politics
To summarize, we have presented evidence from this study that the type of organization influences the appeals of clients in trying to get what they want. The content of these appeals, it appears, is more influenced by the normative basis on which the organization rests-the prime beneficiary whom it is serving-than on the client's ability to offer his resources in exchange for the organization's. We found that people presumed to have had greater c…
The New Urbanization
Some years ago when the first post-war population censuses began to trickle in from all over the world, it became evi dent that the fastest rates of urbanization were appearing in the developing and new nations. While many of these coun tries as a whole were experiencing a rapid population growth, their cities were growing at an even more rapid pace. Urban populations in many instances were more than doubling and tripling within a single decade, …
The Lorry Driver. Peter G. Hollowell Working-Class Community: Some General Notions Raised by a Series of Studies in Northern England. Brian Jackson Class, Race, and Labor: Working-Class Consciousness …
The Concept of Community: Readings with Interpretations
Sociology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)