Charles M Hardin
Biographic Data
| ID | 323832 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles M Hardin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles M |
| FAMILY NAME | Hardin |
| SIGNATURE | HARDIN C M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1943 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Challenge to Political Science
A great opportunity, coupled with a strong moral obligation to accept it, confronts political science: to give major attention to the separation of powers between the President and the Congress in the Constitution of the United States. The critical scrutiny of a growing number of public persons reminds us that this separation was attacked by the redoubtable Charles H. McIlwain as posing a danger to constitutional government itself. Mcllwain on th…
Letter of Appreciation
Special Interests and Policymaking
Agricultural Price Policy
Watchmen in the Night
Controlling the Runaway Presidency
Food and Fiber in the Nation's Politics
Journal Article Food and Fiber in the Nation's Politics. Volume III: Technical Papers: National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber, August 1967. By Charles M. Hardin. (Washington: Governments Printing Office, 1967. xi + 236 pp. Tables and notes. $.75.) Get access Theodore Saloutos Theodore Saloutos University of California, Los Angeles Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume …
Issues in Legislative Reapportionment
Sweeping reapportionment of state legislatures according to the principle of “one man, one vote” now seems assured. Some very clear judicial notes have been coming out of the political thicket. At least six of the justices have found that long-forbidden territory wholly congenial. To the political animals — the lions, unicorns, bears, foxes, elephants, and donkeys — we must now add Br'er Rabbit “born and bred in a briar patch.” And yet, despite t…
Congressional Farm Politics and Economic Foreign Policy
The primacy of foreign policy centers attention upon Congressional politics with its wonted stress upon local and particular issues. Farm political influence is considerable in Congress where domestic farm policies, often with unfortu nate effects upon foreign policy, are strongly rooted. Farm politicians in and out of Congress must help improve the legis lative process in order to give the emergent national concern in a sound and effective forei…
Agricultural Policy, Politics, and the Public Interest Suggestions for Additional Reading
lumbia University Press, 1956. Cleveland, Harlan and Gerard J. Mangone (Editors). The Art of Overseasmanship. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1957. Cleveland, Harlan, Gerard J. Mangone, and John Clarke Adams. The Overseas Americans. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1960. Glick, Philip M. The Administration of Technical Assistance. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1957. Hickman, C. Addison. Our Farm Program and Foreign Trade: A Confli…
The Theme
American Agriculture
In the diverse humanity that makes up the United States of America many groups such as the farmers appear to be both separate and integrated, at once distinct and blended in the common image. Others have been more despised and mocked than farmers, and occasionally some have been equally praised. But none other has been the subject of as much idolatry and contempt as the hayseedy son of honest toil and sweat, the noble yokel, the independent and t…
Farm Politics and American Democracy
Freedom in Agricultural Education
T.v.A
The Politics of Agriculture
The Politics of Agriculture
A Rounded Land Conservation Program
federal program for farm and ranch lands in private ownership in the United States, proposing a reorientation of present efforts toward the objective of improved farm family living on a conservation base. Conservation is taken to mean development and use as much as protection against aggravated erosion and soil depletion. A rounded program is not one which presents no angles for exploitation by organized interests; rather it is one designed in re…
The Governmental Process
An analysis of the formation and activities of representative interest groups particularly in relation to the formal institutions of government
The Process of Government
The Politics of Conservation
A National Policy for the Oil Industry. Eugene V. Rostow
Reflections on Agricultural Policy Formation in the United States
Major redefinition of agricultural policy in the United States appears imminent. Appropriate committees in both houses of Congress held exhaustive hearings during 1947 on both the content of agricultural policy (revision of parity, manner of price supports, regulation of marketing, and production control) and the manner of organization of agricultural administration. In its last hours, the Eightieth Congress revised parity and price supports, pos…
Essays on Government . Ernest Barker
Political Influence and Agricultural Research
Public programs for agriculture challenge social scientists. How do public aids to agriculture affect the economic freedom of farmers? Can losses of economic freedom be balanced by gains in political self-determination through farmers sharing in the adoption and management of public programs for agriculture? Is governmental power conveyed to farm organizations whose leaders (however "broad-gauged" and public-spirited") lack institutional responsi…
Freedom in Agricultural Education
The Politics of Agriculture
Agricultural Price Policy
A Challenge to Political Science
A great opportunity, coupled with a strong moral obligation to accept it, confronts political science: to give major attention to the separation of powers between the President and the Congress in the Constitution of the United States. The critical scrutiny of a growing number of public persons reminds us that this separation was attacked by the redoubtable Charles H. McIlwain as posing a danger to constitutional government itself. Mcllwain on th…
The Politics of Conservation
Political Influence and Agricultural Research
Public programs for agriculture challenge social scientists. How do public aids to agriculture affect the economic freedom of farmers? Can losses of economic freedom be balanced by gains in political self-determination through farmers sharing in the adoption and management of public programs for agriculture? Is governmental power conveyed to farm organizations whose leaders (however "broad-gauged" and public-spirited") lack institutional responsi…
The Food Production Programs of the United States Department of Agriculture
The Politics and Administration of Library Extension
Essays on Government . Ernest Barker
Political Influence and Agricultural Research
Public programs for agriculture challenge social scientists. How do public aids to agriculture affect the economic freedom of farmers? Can losses of economic freedom be balanced by gains in political self-determination through farmers sharing in the adoption and management of public programs for agriculture? Is governmental power conveyed to farm organizations whose leaders (however "broad-gauged" and public-spirited") lack institutional responsi…
A National Policy for the Oil Industry. Eugene V. Rostow
Reflections on Agricultural Policy Formation in the United States
Major redefinition of agricultural policy in the United States appears imminent. Appropriate committees in both houses of Congress held exhaustive hearings during 1947 on both the content of agricultural policy (revision of parity, manner of price supports, regulation of marketing, and production control) and the manner of organization of agricultural administration. In its last hours, the Eightieth Congress revised parity and price supports, pos…
The Governmental Process
An analysis of the formation and activities of representative interest groups particularly in relation to the formal institutions of government
The Process of Government
The Politics of Conservation
The Politics of Agriculture
A Rounded Land Conservation Program
federal program for farm and ranch lands in private ownership in the United States, proposing a reorientation of present efforts toward the objective of improved farm family living on a conservation base. Conservation is taken to mean development and use as much as protection against aggravated erosion and soil depletion. A rounded program is not one which presents no angles for exploitation by organized interests; rather it is one designed in re…
T.v.A
The Politics of Agriculture
Farm Politics and American Democracy
Freedom in Agricultural Education
American Agriculture
In the diverse humanity that makes up the United States of America many groups such as the farmers appear to be both separate and integrated, at once distinct and blended in the common image. Others have been more despised and mocked than farmers, and occasionally some have been equally praised. But none other has been the subject of as much idolatry and contempt as the hayseedy son of honest toil and sweat, the noble yokel, the independent and t…
Congressional Farm Politics and Economic Foreign Policy
The primacy of foreign policy centers attention upon Congressional politics with its wonted stress upon local and particular issues. Farm political influence is considerable in Congress where domestic farm policies, often with unfortu nate effects upon foreign policy, are strongly rooted. Farm politicians in and out of Congress must help improve the legis lative process in order to give the emergent national concern in a sound and effective forei…
Agricultural Policy, Politics, and the Public Interest Suggestions for Additional Reading
lumbia University Press, 1956. Cleveland, Harlan and Gerard J. Mangone (Editors). The Art of Overseasmanship. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1957. Cleveland, Harlan, Gerard J. Mangone, and John Clarke Adams. The Overseas Americans. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1960. Glick, Philip M. The Administration of Technical Assistance. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1957. Hickman, C. Addison. Our Farm Program and Foreign Trade: A Confli…
The Theme
Issues in Legislative Reapportionment
Sweeping reapportionment of state legislatures according to the principle of “one man, one vote” now seems assured. Some very clear judicial notes have been coming out of the political thicket. At least six of the justices have found that long-forbidden territory wholly congenial. To the political animals — the lions, unicorns, bears, foxes, elephants, and donkeys — we must now add Br'er Rabbit “born and bred in a briar patch.” And yet, despite t…
Food and Fiber in the Nation's Politics
Journal Article Food and Fiber in the Nation's Politics. Volume III: Technical Papers: National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber, August 1967. By Charles M. Hardin. (Washington: Governments Printing Office, 1967. xi + 236 pp. Tables and notes. $.75.) Get access Theodore Saloutos Theodore Saloutos University of California, Los Angeles Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume …
Controlling the Runaway Presidency
Watchmen in the Night
Special Interests and Policymaking
Agricultural Price Policy
Political science (24 works) · Politics (22 works) · Law (21 works) · Law (18 works) · Computer Science (12 works) · Economics (9 works) · Public Administration (9 works) · Agriculture (8 works) · Library science (8 works) · Agricultural Economics and Policy (7 works)