T Alexander Smith
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3682256 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | T Alexander Smith |
| NOMBRES | T Alexander |
| APELLIDO | Smith |
| FIRMA | SMITH T A |
| AFILIACIONES | McMaster University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1965 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Cultures at War
"This book marries rigorous scholarship with riveting examples of morality policy.... The role of values, ethics, and competing moral visions in public policy has long needed treatment of this scope and clarity." - Leslie A. Pal, Carleton University
Black Anxiety, White Guilt, and the Politics of Status Frustration
In this wide-ranging survey of contemporary race relations in the United States, Smith and O'Connell provide a thorough re-examination of our situation. They begin by assessing the part played by status struggles and anxieties in intergroup relations. For the black middle classes, they assert, the benefits of social-economic advancement and rising expectations combine with status frustration and anxiety to create a sense of estrangement from whit…
A Phenomenology of the Policy Process
This essay sought to provide from a phenomenological perspective some necessary building blocks for a theory of the policy process. To that end the concepts of plan and policy were discussed and an ideal typology of policy actions was developed. Contrary to what one might suppose, the subjectivism of preferences and expectations does not necessarily lead to chaos in the social world since policy planners tend to orient their plans to political in…
Comparative Public Policy
Toward a Comparative Theory of the Policy-Process
Students of comparative politics on the whole have shown little concern with the policy-process.1 And more often than not, those scholars who have given this problem some attention have tended to conceptualize the process as a linear one of interest groups simply impinging upon the more powerful governmental institutions. As a result, they have tended to ignore the nature of the conflict itself as a factor in structuring the battle and its conseq…
De Gaulle and the French Voter
Gaullism has dominated the French National Assembly since 1962. The election of March 1967, while not as favourable to President de Gaulle’s followers as they might have hoped, nevertheless returned a slight majority. According to some of the more optimistic commentators, this triumph was particularly significant since voters were called upon to support the Union for the New Republic-Democratic Union of Labour (UNR-UDT) and its allies at a time w…
Atomic Energy Policy in France Under the Fourth Republic. Lawrence Scheinman
Algeria and the French Modérés
HE ASTOUNDING triumph at the polls in November 1962 by the Gaullist Union pour la Nouvelle Ripublique (UNR) and its allies was achieved for the most part at the expense of candidates representing the traditional Moderate Right in general and the Centre National des Indipendants et Paysans (CNIP) in particular. Such Independent stalwarts as Paul Reynaud, Antoine Pinay, and Bertrand Motte all went down to defeat before the onslaught of the Gaullist…
Algeria and the French Moderes
Comparative Public Policy
Toward a Comparative Theory of the Policy-Process
Students of comparative politics on the whole have shown little concern with the policy-process.1 And more often than not, those scholars who have given this problem some attention have tended to conceptualize the process as a linear one of interest groups simply impinging upon the more powerful governmental institutions. As a result, they have tended to ignore the nature of the conflict itself as a factor in structuring the battle and its conseq…
A Phenomenology of the Policy Process
This essay sought to provide from a phenomenological perspective some necessary building blocks for a theory of the policy process. To that end the concepts of plan and policy were discussed and an ideal typology of policy actions was developed. Contrary to what one might suppose, the subjectivism of preferences and expectations does not necessarily lead to chaos in the social world since policy planners tend to orient their plans to political in…
Algeria and the French Modérés
HE ASTOUNDING triumph at the polls in November 1962 by the Gaullist Union pour la Nouvelle Ripublique (UNR) and its allies was achieved for the most part at the expense of candidates representing the traditional Moderate Right in general and the Centre National des Indipendants et Paysans (CNIP) in particular. Such Independent stalwarts as Paul Reynaud, Antoine Pinay, and Bertrand Motte all went down to defeat before the onslaught of the Gaullist…
Algeria and the French Moderes
Atomic Energy Policy in France Under the Fourth Republic. Lawrence Scheinman
De Gaulle and the French Voter
Gaullism has dominated the French National Assembly since 1962. The election of March 1967, while not as favourable to President de Gaulle’s followers as they might have hoped, nevertheless returned a slight majority. According to some of the more optimistic commentators, this triumph was particularly significant since voters were called upon to support the Union for the New Republic-Democratic Union of Labour (UNR-UDT) and its allies at a time w…
Toward a Comparative Theory of the Policy-Process
Students of comparative politics on the whole have shown little concern with the policy-process.1 And more often than not, those scholars who have given this problem some attention have tended to conceptualize the process as a linear one of interest groups simply impinging upon the more powerful governmental institutions. As a result, they have tended to ignore the nature of the conflict itself as a factor in structuring the battle and its conseq…
Comparative Public Policy
A Phenomenology of the Policy Process
This essay sought to provide from a phenomenological perspective some necessary building blocks for a theory of the policy process. To that end the concepts of plan and policy were discussed and an ideal typology of policy actions was developed. Contrary to what one might suppose, the subjectivism of preferences and expectations does not necessarily lead to chaos in the social world since policy planners tend to orient their plans to political in…
Black Anxiety, White Guilt, and the Politics of Status Frustration
In this wide-ranging survey of contemporary race relations in the United States, Smith and O'Connell provide a thorough re-examination of our situation. They begin by assessing the part played by status struggles and anxieties in intergroup relations. For the black middle classes, they assert, the benefits of social-economic advancement and rising expectations combine with status frustration and anxiety to create a sense of estrangement from whit…
Cultures at War
"This book marries rigorous scholarship with riveting examples of morality policy.... The role of values, ethics, and competing moral visions in public policy has long needed treatment of this scope and clarity." - Leslie A. Pal, Carleton University
Political science (8 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Political and Social Issues (3 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · European Union Policy and Governance (2 obras) · French Historical and Cultural Studies (2 obras) · History (2 obras) · Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender (2 obras)