Walter Goldstein
Biographic Data
| ID | 3744151 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Walter Goldstein |
| GIVEN NAMES | Walter |
| FAMILY NAME | Goldstein |
| SIGNATURE | GOLDSTEIN W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University at Albany, State University of New York |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Raceball: How the Major Leagues Colonized the Black and Latin Game
A worthy successor to his impressive studies of the history of African American and Dominican baseball, Sandlot Seasons: Sport in Black Pittsburgh (1987) and The Tropic of Baseball: Baseball in the Dominican Republic (1991), Rob Ruck's new book beautifully blends the intertwined histories of African American and Latin baseball, and their usually ill-fated interactions with Major League Baseball (MLB). Ruck builds on the work of Roberto González E…
Global warming debate in the USA
Europe after Maastricht
IT WAS INEVITABLE that the Maastricht treaty on European union would run into difficulty. The pact was premature in conception and too ambitious to survive intact. It had been signed in December 1991 when a mood of Europhoria held sway. With spirits boosted by a surge of economic growth the 12-nation European Commu nity (ec) pledged to build a lasting union. It was to be the successor to both the Common Market launched in 1958 and
The conflict over global warming
Energy policies and the Greenhouse effect
Ec: Euro-Stalling
Geodemographics in Practice: Developments in North America
Commercial applications of geodemographic data and associated techniques of market analysis are described from the perspective of companies in North America. After a discussion of the development of the industry and the types of data and services available, some important current trends are identified. Possible developments in the short-term future are reviewed, and the paper concludes with an evaluation of the prospects for the industry
Reagan's Leadership and the Atlantic Alliance: Views from Europe and America
The Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries: History, Policies, and Prospects. Mary Ann Tetreault
Despair and the UN development decade
The Opportunity Costs of Acting as a Super Power: U.S. Military Strategy in the 1980s
For thirty years (1945-75), the super power roles performed by the United States were based upon its pre-eminent strength in military preparedness and economic wealth. Strategic analysts and political leaders assumed that as the leader of the Western alliance the U.S. would serve as a prime mover in resolving global or regional conflicts, and that its deterrence posture would help stabilize a durable world order. These assumptions have now been c…
Forecasting inflation in the 1980s
The Multinational Corporation and the Resource Cost of International Technology Transfer
Cultural Development: Experience and Policies
Tongues of Conscience: Weapons Research and the Scientists’ Dilemma by R. W. Reid, and: Criteria for Scientific Development: Public Policy and National Goals ed. by Edward Shils (review)
TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Book Reviews 643 climate of India directed to a great extent the basic concepts of design and planning, as is explained in the first part of the text. The second part describes the various buildings both collectively as urban patterns and individually, bringing out several facts hitherto un known to students of Indian architecture. While these studies are of historical interest, the last part, entitled “The Indian Vitruviu…
The Chasm Ahead by Aurelio Peccei (review)
TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Book Reviews 471 ing itself, involving all kinds of institutions and individuals in and out of government. Thus there is no substitute for politics in the process of choice. H. L. Nif.burg* The Chasm Ahead. By Aurelio Peccei. New York: Macmillan & Co., 1969. Pp. xvi+297. $7.50. This book investigates a theme of such great significance and with such passionate optimism that it is tempting to dismiss it as the poetic excess o…
British Defense & Alliance Strategy: The Strategic Quandary of a Middle Power
The Chasm Ahead
Tongues of Conscience: Weapons Research and the Scientists' Dilemma
Network Television and Political Change: Two Issues in Democratic Theory
Network Television and Political Change: Two Issues in Democratic Theory
OCIAL SCIENTISTS have frequently noted the pervasive role that television plays in our contemporary society but few of them have systematically investigated the political content, as distinct from the psychological impact, of broadcast programs. Most of the surveys made so far have focused upon party propaganda broadcasts at election time or upon formal debates between candidates. Using various research techniques, the surveyors have tested viewe…
The Next Generation
The Peaceful Limitation of Disputes: Police Powers and System Problems
Accidental War
The SAC admitted that for ‘four minutes’ on last November 24th, during the height of the Berlin crisis, it seemed as if the United States might be under a nuclear attack. The SAC issued a global alert to all its stations when a key electronic-system failed in
Raceball: How the Major Leagues Colonized the Black and Latin Game
A worthy successor to his impressive studies of the history of African American and Dominican baseball, Sandlot Seasons: Sport in Black Pittsburgh (1987) and The Tropic of Baseball: Baseball in the Dominican Republic (1991), Rob Ruck's new book beautifully blends the intertwined histories of African American and Latin baseball, and their usually ill-fated interactions with Major League Baseball (MLB). Ruck builds on the work of Roberto González E…
Global warming debate in the USA
Europe after Maastricht
IT WAS INEVITABLE that the Maastricht treaty on European union would run into difficulty. The pact was premature in conception and too ambitious to survive intact. It had been signed in December 1991 when a mood of Europhoria held sway. With spirits boosted by a surge of economic growth the 12-nation European Commu nity (ec) pledged to build a lasting union. It was to be the successor to both the Common Market launched in 1958 and
The conflict over global warming
Ec: Euro-Stalling
Forecasting inflation in the 1980s
Energy policies and the Greenhouse effect
British Defense & Alliance Strategy: The Strategic Quandary of a Middle Power
Accidental War
The SAC admitted that for ‘four minutes’ on last November 24th, during the height of the Berlin crisis, it seemed as if the United States might be under a nuclear attack. The SAC issued a global alert to all its stations when a key electronic-system failed in
The Peaceful Limitation of Disputes: Police Powers and System Problems
The Next Generation
Network Television and Political Change: Two Issues in Democratic Theory
Network Television and Political Change: Two Issues in Democratic Theory
OCIAL SCIENTISTS have frequently noted the pervasive role that television plays in our contemporary society but few of them have systematically investigated the political content, as distinct from the psychological impact, of broadcast programs. Most of the surveys made so far have focused upon party propaganda broadcasts at election time or upon formal debates between candidates. Using various research techniques, the surveyors have tested viewe…
Tongues of Conscience: Weapons Research and the Scientists’ Dilemma by R. W. Reid, and: Criteria for Scientific Development: Public Policy and National Goals ed. by Edward Shils (review)
TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Book Reviews 643 climate of India directed to a great extent the basic concepts of design and planning, as is explained in the first part of the text. The second part describes the various buildings both collectively as urban patterns and individually, bringing out several facts hitherto un known to students of Indian architecture. While these studies are of historical interest, the last part, entitled “The Indian Vitruviu…
The Chasm Ahead by Aurelio Peccei (review)
TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Book Reviews 471 ing itself, involving all kinds of institutions and individuals in and out of government. Thus there is no substitute for politics in the process of choice. H. L. Nif.burg* The Chasm Ahead. By Aurelio Peccei. New York: Macmillan & Co., 1969. Pp. xvi+297. $7.50. This book investigates a theme of such great significance and with such passionate optimism that it is tempting to dismiss it as the poetic excess o…
British Defense & Alliance Strategy: The Strategic Quandary of a Middle Power
The Chasm Ahead
Tongues of Conscience: Weapons Research and the Scientists' Dilemma
Cultural Development: Experience and Policies
The Multinational Corporation and the Resource Cost of International Technology Transfer
Forecasting inflation in the 1980s
Despair and the UN development decade
The Opportunity Costs of Acting as a Super Power: U.S. Military Strategy in the 1980s
For thirty years (1945-75), the super power roles performed by the United States were based upon its pre-eminent strength in military preparedness and economic wealth. Strategic analysts and political leaders assumed that as the leader of the Western alliance the U.S. would serve as a prime mover in resolving global or regional conflicts, and that its deterrence posture would help stabilize a durable world order. These assumptions have now been c…
The Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries: History, Policies, and Prospects. Mary Ann Tetreault
Reagan's Leadership and the Atlantic Alliance: Views from Europe and America
Geodemographics in Practice: Developments in North America
Commercial applications of geodemographic data and associated techniques of market analysis are described from the perspective of companies in North America. After a discussion of the development of the industry and the types of data and services available, some important current trends are identified. Possible developments in the short-term future are reviewed, and the paper concludes with an evaluation of the prospects for the industry
The conflict over global warming
Energy policies and the Greenhouse effect
Ec: Euro-Stalling
Global warming debate in the USA
Europe after Maastricht
IT WAS INEVITABLE that the Maastricht treaty on European union would run into difficulty. The pact was premature in conception and too ambitious to survive intact. It had been signed in December 1991 when a mood of Europhoria held sway. With spirits boosted by a surge of economic growth the 12-nation European Commu nity (ec) pledged to build a lasting union. It was to be the successor to both the Common Market launched in 1958 and
Raceball: How the Major Leagues Colonized the Black and Latin Game
A worthy successor to his impressive studies of the history of African American and Dominican baseball, Sandlot Seasons: Sport in Black Pittsburgh (1987) and The Tropic of Baseball: Baseball in the Dominican Republic (1991), Rob Ruck's new book beautifully blends the intertwined histories of African American and Latin baseball, and their usually ill-fated interactions with Major League Baseball (MLB). Ruck builds on the work of Roberto González E…
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