David Ricci
Biographic Data
| ID | 3976368 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Ricci |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Ricci |
| SIGNATURE | RICCI D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Politics Without Stories
Politics Without Stories
"Liberal candidates, scholars, and activists mainly promote pragmatism rather than large and powerful narratives - which may be called 'alpha stories' for their commanding presence over time. Alternatively, conservative counterparts to such liberals tend to promote their policy preferences in alpha stories praising effective markets, excellent traditions, and limited government. In this face-off, liberals represent a post-Enlightenment world wher…
Political science and conservative ideas
Leading political science journals publish few articles about the ideas that animate modern American conservatives. Perhaps this is because the subject cannot be investigated as rigorously as we would like. There are too many conservatives publishing too many books and articles for anyone to know for sure exactly which—the authors or the books—are crucial to the subject; conservative concerns sometimes vary along with electoral imperatives; peopl…
Receiving Ideas in Political Analysis
Receiving Ideas in Political Analysis
M .ORE THAN a decade has passed since Thomas Kuhn wrote The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962).1 During that time, many members of our discipline have acquainted themselves with his basic view and agree that the theory of scientific revolutions offers helpful insights into the way in which any community of scholars, including political scientists, goes about its work. Despite a high regard for Kuhn's book, however, not all political scien…
Reading Thomas Kuhn in the Post-Behavioral Era
(1962)1 is the second most frequently used book in political science courses on scope and methods.2 This ranking reflects two realities. For one thing, it shows that even a decade after Kuhn's work appeared, many political scientists still regard it as having something important to say about what we are doing professionally. In this sense, we share with many other students of society a feeling that the Kuhnian idea of science is an extraordinaril…
Community Power and Democratic Theory
Reading Thomas Kuhn in the Post-Behavioral Era
(1962)1 is the second most frequently used book in political science courses on scope and methods.2 This ranking reflects two realities. For one thing, it shows that even a decade after Kuhn's work appeared, many political scientists still regard it as having something important to say about what we are doing professionally. In this sense, we share with many other students of society a feeling that the Kuhnian idea of science is an extraordinaril…
Political science and conservative ideas
Leading political science journals publish few articles about the ideas that animate modern American conservatives. Perhaps this is because the subject cannot be investigated as rigorously as we would like. There are too many conservatives publishing too many books and articles for anyone to know for sure exactly which—the authors or the books—are crucial to the subject; conservative concerns sometimes vary along with electoral imperatives; peopl…
Receiving Ideas in Political Analysis
Community Power and Democratic Theory
Reading Thomas Kuhn in the Post-Behavioral Era
(1962)1 is the second most frequently used book in political science courses on scope and methods.2 This ranking reflects two realities. For one thing, it shows that even a decade after Kuhn's work appeared, many political scientists still regard it as having something important to say about what we are doing professionally. In this sense, we share with many other students of society a feeling that the Kuhnian idea of science is an extraordinaril…
Receiving Ideas in Political Analysis
Receiving Ideas in Political Analysis
M .ORE THAN a decade has passed since Thomas Kuhn wrote The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962).1 During that time, many members of our discipline have acquainted themselves with his basic view and agree that the theory of scientific revolutions offers helpful insights into the way in which any community of scholars, including political scientists, goes about its work. Despite a high regard for Kuhn's book, however, not all political scien…
Political science and conservative ideas
Leading political science journals publish few articles about the ideas that animate modern American conservatives. Perhaps this is because the subject cannot be investigated as rigorously as we would like. There are too many conservatives publishing too many books and articles for anyone to know for sure exactly which—the authors or the books—are crucial to the subject; conservative concerns sometimes vary along with electoral imperatives; peopl…
Politics Without Stories
Politics Without Stories
"Liberal candidates, scholars, and activists mainly promote pragmatism rather than large and powerful narratives - which may be called 'alpha stories' for their commanding presence over time. Alternatively, conservative counterparts to such liberals tend to promote their policy preferences in alpha stories praising effective markets, excellent traditions, and limited government. In this face-off, liberals represent a post-Enlightenment world wher…
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