John Bassett Moore
Biographic Data
| ID | 3629244 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Bassett Moore |
| GIVEN NAMES | John Bassett |
| FAMILY NAME | Moore |
| SIGNATURE | MOORE J B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1892 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Debt and Seniority: An Analysis of the Role of Hard Claims in Constraining Management
We argue that long-term debt has a role in controlling management's ability to finance future investments.A company with high (widely-held) debt will find it hard to raise capital.since new security holders will have low priority relative to existing creditors.Conversely for a company with low debt We show there is an optimal debt-equity ratio and mix of senior and junior debt if management undertakes unprofitable as well as profitable investment…
The hieroglyphics of love: The Torch Singers and Interpretation
The first law of love is subjective: subjectively, jealousy is deeper than love, it contains love's truth. This is because jealousy goes further in the apprehension and interpretation of signs. It is the designation of love, its finality. Indeed, it is inevitable that the signs of a loved person, once we 'explicate' them, should be revealed as deceptive: addressed to us, they nonetheless express worlds which exclude us and which the beloved will …
The Theory, Practice and Politics of Manpower Planning: An Analytical Critique With Empirical Illustrations From the N.H.S
Since individual and/or sectional interests are embedded in organisational relations, the meaning and significance of manpower plans will depend very much on the political and career systems of which they are both a condition and a consequence. Manpower planning can never be seen simply as a technical solution to practical problems for insofar as it reflects and reinforces power‐knowledge practices within organisations, it is as much part of the …
The Collected Papers of John Bassett Moore
The Collected Papers of John Bassett Moore
The New Isolation
For some years it has been the fashion of certain coöperative groups and their organs, here and abroad, to dub as “ isolationists” all persons in theUnited States who were unable impulsively to accept certain plans and modesof action, by no means so untried as their proponents assumed them to be, as the instrumentalities of a new and peaceful world order. But, as Grotius sagely observes, it is easy to push things too far, and, by losing sight of …
An Appeal to Reason
The United States as a Neighbour, from a Canadian Point of View
The Pan-American Financial Conferences and the Inter-American High Commission
On March 12, 1915, while the Great War, daily increasing in intensity, was drawing the world more and more into its vortex, the American Governments were, in the name of the President of the United States, invited to send delegates to a conference with the Secretary of the Treasury, at Washington, with a view to establish “closer and more satisfactory financial relations between the American Republics.” To this end it was intimated that the confe…
The Principles of American Diplomacy
A Great Secretary of State
The Meaning of Neutrality
The subject of American neutrality and the European war is one intimately and vitally connected with the history and policy of the United States. One hundred and twenty-two years ago, or less than five years after the federal constitution was established, the government of the United States was required to make a momentous decision. The wars growing out of the French Revolution were well under way and the circle of conflict had just been rounded …
International Law: Its Present and Future
In entering upon the publication of a new journal, professedly designed not only to advance the knowledge of, but also to improve, the principles of international law, it is not inappropriate to make an estimate of the present state of the system and to consider its future needs
Treaties and Executive Agreements
Application of the Principle of International Arbitration on the American Continents
A Review of our Foreign Policy in the Far East
The Monroe Doctrine
ABOUT twenty-five years ago, as the Venezuelan boundary question was looming large on the horizon, a man then eminent in the business world asked me to tell him in five minutes what the Monroe Doctrine meant. He explained that he made his inquiry in that precise form because he had just five minutes to give to the subject, and no more. I promptly replied that I probably could answer his question more effectively in five seconds than I could in fi…
Kossuth: A Sketch of a Revolutionist. II
Kossuth: A Sketch of a Revolutionist. I
The Late Chilian Controversy
The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution
Journal Article The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution Get access John Bassett Moore John Bassett Moore Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 8, Issue 1, March 1893, Pages 33–47, https://doi.org/10.2307/2139871 Published: 15 March 1893
Asylum in Legations and Consulates and in Vessels. II
Asylum in Legations and Consulates and in Vessels. I
Asylum in Legations and Consulates and in Vessels. III
Debt and Seniority: An Analysis of the Role of Hard Claims in Constraining Management
We argue that long-term debt has a role in controlling management's ability to finance future investments.A company with high (widely-held) debt will find it hard to raise capital.since new security holders will have low priority relative to existing creditors.Conversely for a company with low debt We show there is an optimal debt-equity ratio and mix of senior and junior debt if management undertakes unprofitable as well as profitable investment…
The hieroglyphics of love: The Torch Singers and Interpretation
The first law of love is subjective: subjectively, jealousy is deeper than love, it contains love's truth. This is because jealousy goes further in the apprehension and interpretation of signs. It is the designation of love, its finality. Indeed, it is inevitable that the signs of a loved person, once we 'explicate' them, should be revealed as deceptive: addressed to us, they nonetheless express worlds which exclude us and which the beloved will …
Treaties and Executive Agreements
The New Isolation
For some years it has been the fashion of certain coöperative groups and their organs, here and abroad, to dub as “ isolationists” all persons in theUnited States who were unable impulsively to accept certain plans and modesof action, by no means so untried as their proponents assumed them to be, as the instrumentalities of a new and peaceful world order. But, as Grotius sagely observes, it is easy to push things too far, and, by losing sight of …
An Appeal to Reason
International Law: Its Present and Future
In entering upon the publication of a new journal, professedly designed not only to advance the knowledge of, but also to improve, the principles of international law, it is not inappropriate to make an estimate of the present state of the system and to consider its future needs
Asylum in Legations and Consulates and in Vessels. II
Asylum in Legations and Consulates and in Vessels. I
Asylum in Legations and Consulates and in Vessels. III
The Late Chilian Controversy
The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution
Journal Article The Diplomatic Correspondence of the American Revolution Get access John Bassett Moore John Bassett Moore Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 8, Issue 1, March 1893, Pages 33–47, https://doi.org/10.2307/2139871 Published: 15 March 1893
Kossuth: A Sketch of a Revolutionist. II
Kossuth: A Sketch of a Revolutionist. I
The Monroe Doctrine
ABOUT twenty-five years ago, as the Venezuelan boundary question was looming large on the horizon, a man then eminent in the business world asked me to tell him in five minutes what the Monroe Doctrine meant. He explained that he made his inquiry in that precise form because he had just five minutes to give to the subject, and no more. I promptly replied that I probably could answer his question more effectively in five seconds than I could in fi…
A Review of our Foreign Policy in the Far East
Application of the Principle of International Arbitration on the American Continents
Treaties and Executive Agreements
International Law: Its Present and Future
In entering upon the publication of a new journal, professedly designed not only to advance the knowledge of, but also to improve, the principles of international law, it is not inappropriate to make an estimate of the present state of the system and to consider its future needs
A Great Secretary of State
The Meaning of Neutrality
The subject of American neutrality and the European war is one intimately and vitally connected with the history and policy of the United States. One hundred and twenty-two years ago, or less than five years after the federal constitution was established, the government of the United States was required to make a momentous decision. The wars growing out of the French Revolution were well under way and the circle of conflict had just been rounded …
The Principles of American Diplomacy
The Pan-American Financial Conferences and the Inter-American High Commission
On March 12, 1915, while the Great War, daily increasing in intensity, was drawing the world more and more into its vortex, the American Governments were, in the name of the President of the United States, invited to send delegates to a conference with the Secretary of the Treasury, at Washington, with a view to establish “closer and more satisfactory financial relations between the American Republics.” To this end it was intimated that the confe…
The United States as a Neighbour, from a Canadian Point of View
The New Isolation
For some years it has been the fashion of certain coöperative groups and their organs, here and abroad, to dub as “ isolationists” all persons in theUnited States who were unable impulsively to accept certain plans and modesof action, by no means so untried as their proponents assumed them to be, as the instrumentalities of a new and peaceful world order. But, as Grotius sagely observes, it is easy to push things too far, and, by losing sight of …
An Appeal to Reason
The Collected Papers of John Bassett Moore
The Collected Papers of John Bassett Moore
The Theory, Practice and Politics of Manpower Planning: An Analytical Critique With Empirical Illustrations From the N.H.S
Since individual and/or sectional interests are embedded in organisational relations, the meaning and significance of manpower plans will depend very much on the political and career systems of which they are both a condition and a consequence. Manpower planning can never be seen simply as a technical solution to practical problems for insofar as it reflects and reinforces power‐knowledge practices within organisations, it is as much part of the …
The hieroglyphics of love: The Torch Singers and Interpretation
The first law of love is subjective: subjectively, jealousy is deeper than love, it contains love's truth. This is because jealousy goes further in the apprehension and interpretation of signs. It is the designation of love, its finality. Indeed, it is inevitable that the signs of a loved person, once we 'explicate' them, should be revealed as deceptive: addressed to us, they nonetheless express worlds which exclude us and which the beloved will …
Debt and Seniority: An Analysis of the Role of Hard Claims in Constraining Management
We argue that long-term debt has a role in controlling management's ability to finance future investments.A company with high (widely-held) debt will find it hard to raise capital.since new security holders will have low priority relative to existing creditors.Conversely for a company with low debt We show there is an optimal debt-equity ratio and mix of senior and junior debt if management undertakes unprofitable as well as profitable investment…
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