James C Hunt
Biographic Data
| ID | 3963368 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James C Hunt |
| GIVEN NAMES | James C |
| FAMILY NAME | Hunt |
| SIGNATURE | HUNT J C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Executive Office of the President |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Rational Approach to Dietary Control of Hypertension: The Role of the Dietitian
Nutritionist Summit, New Jersey Dean, College of Medicine University of Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee
The Bourgeois Middle in German Politics, 1871–1933: Recent Literature
Shortly after the turn of the century a Social Democratic newspaper characterized middle-class liberals as forming at best the “tail” ( Schwanz ) of Social Democracy, at worst the “tail of the Prussian Conservatives.” If the remark reflects the contempt which Marxists as well as radical rightists have manifested toward the middle parties, it also suggests the precariousness, the uncertain orientation of the middle posture. Flanked on one side by …
Imperial Germany and a World without War: The Peace Movement and German Society, 1892-1914. Roger Chickering
The 'Egalitarianism' of the Right: The Agrarian League in Southwest Germany, 1893-1914
The commercial crisis of 1873, the ensuing industrial recession of the next decade, the depression in agricultural prices for the next two decades proved to be critical turning points in the political history of Europe and North America. The crisis triggered cartelization, the return to protectionism, and fundamental shifts in voter alignment. In broader terms the crisis meant a retreat from liberalism, at least in its classical nineteenth-centur…
Peasants, Grain Tariffs, and Meat Quotas: Imperial German Protectionism Reexamined
The transportation of the nineteenth century; the opening of fertile virgin soil, farmed by extensive methods, in North America, Argentina, and Russia; the expansion of animal husbandry in the Americas and Australia; the development of refrigeration and canning; a chronic worldwide shortage of currency; and such natural catastrophes as the destruction of French vineyards by phylloxera, epidemics of hoof-and-mouth disease, and years of drought fol…
Zwischen Bebel und Bismarck. Zur Geschichte des Linksliberalismus in Deutschland 1871-1893 . Gustav Seeber
Britain and the Common Market
Peasants, Grain Tariffs, and Meat Quotas: Imperial German Protectionism Reexamined
The transportation of the nineteenth century; the opening of fertile virgin soil, farmed by extensive methods, in North America, Argentina, and Russia; the expansion of animal husbandry in the Americas and Australia; the development of refrigeration and canning; a chronic worldwide shortage of currency; and such natural catastrophes as the destruction of French vineyards by phylloxera, epidemics of hoof-and-mouth disease, and years of drought fol…
The 'Egalitarianism' of the Right: The Agrarian League in Southwest Germany, 1893-1914
The commercial crisis of 1873, the ensuing industrial recession of the next decade, the depression in agricultural prices for the next two decades proved to be critical turning points in the political history of Europe and North America. The crisis triggered cartelization, the return to protectionism, and fundamental shifts in voter alignment. In broader terms the crisis meant a retreat from liberalism, at least in its classical nineteenth-centur…
The Bourgeois Middle in German Politics, 1871–1933: Recent Literature
Shortly after the turn of the century a Social Democratic newspaper characterized middle-class liberals as forming at best the “tail” ( Schwanz ) of Social Democracy, at worst the “tail of the Prussian Conservatives.” If the remark reflects the contempt which Marxists as well as radical rightists have manifested toward the middle parties, it also suggests the precariousness, the uncertain orientation of the middle posture. Flanked on one side by …
Britain and the Common Market
Zwischen Bebel und Bismarck. Zur Geschichte des Linksliberalismus in Deutschland 1871-1893 . Gustav Seeber
Peasants, Grain Tariffs, and Meat Quotas: Imperial German Protectionism Reexamined
The transportation of the nineteenth century; the opening of fertile virgin soil, farmed by extensive methods, in North America, Argentina, and Russia; the expansion of animal husbandry in the Americas and Australia; the development of refrigeration and canning; a chronic worldwide shortage of currency; and such natural catastrophes as the destruction of French vineyards by phylloxera, epidemics of hoof-and-mouth disease, and years of drought fol…
The 'Egalitarianism' of the Right: The Agrarian League in Southwest Germany, 1893-1914
The commercial crisis of 1873, the ensuing industrial recession of the next decade, the depression in agricultural prices for the next two decades proved to be critical turning points in the political history of Europe and North America. The crisis triggered cartelization, the return to protectionism, and fundamental shifts in voter alignment. In broader terms the crisis meant a retreat from liberalism, at least in its classical nineteenth-centur…
Imperial Germany and a World without War: The Peace Movement and German Society, 1892-1914. Roger Chickering
The Bourgeois Middle in German Politics, 1871–1933: Recent Literature
Shortly after the turn of the century a Social Democratic newspaper characterized middle-class liberals as forming at best the “tail” ( Schwanz ) of Social Democracy, at worst the “tail of the Prussian Conservatives.” If the remark reflects the contempt which Marxists as well as radical rightists have manifested toward the middle parties, it also suggests the precariousness, the uncertain orientation of the middle posture. Flanked on one side by …
A Rational Approach to Dietary Control of Hypertension: The Role of the Dietitian
Nutritionist Summit, New Jersey Dean, College of Medicine University of Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee
Political science (5 works) · European history and politics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Economic history (3 works) · German (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Agriculture (2 works)