Lev S Gonick
Biographic Data
| ID | 4374120 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lev S Gonick |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lev S |
| FAMILY NAME | Gonick |
| SIGNATURE | GONICK L S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wilfrid Laurier University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 89 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Teaching World Politics
Polities Change, Oppression Remains
While both postindustrial and emerging states face economic, cultural, and political changes, the constant of oppression remains. Economically and culturally marginalized groups continue to endure untold degrees of suffering. From a moral point of view, it is imperative that social scientists attend to the needs of the oppressed This paper examines the dynamics of oppression in postindustrial and emerging states from both a psychological and poli…
Teaching World Politics
The Structural Location of Third World States within the International Division of Labor
This study attempts to determine the factors that affect a Third World country's role in the international division of labor, as measured by the degree of processing of its exports in 1980. Competing hypotheses arising from the classical and neoclassical economic, neo-Marxist, and modernization literatures are tested by using a cross-sectional design in which the units of analysis are Third World states for which comprehensive data could be colle…
The Structural Constraints of the World-Economy on National Political Development
This study asserts that there are no unilinear patterns of political or economic development common to the states of the world. We seek to illustrate, using a pooled time-series analysis, that there are at least three distinct paths of politico-economic development. These paths correspond to the successive, asymmetric integration of different clusters of states into the World-Economy. Along each trajectory of development we find that the constell…
Polities Change, Oppression Remains
While both postindustrial and emerging states face economic, cultural, and political changes, the constant of oppression remains. Economically and culturally marginalized groups continue to endure untold degrees of suffering. From a moral point of view, it is imperative that social scientists attend to the needs of the oppressed This paper examines the dynamics of oppression in postindustrial and emerging states from both a psychological and poli…
The Structural Constraints of the World-Economy on National Political Development
This study asserts that there are no unilinear patterns of political or economic development common to the states of the world. We seek to illustrate, using a pooled time-series analysis, that there are at least three distinct paths of politico-economic development. These paths correspond to the successive, asymmetric integration of different clusters of states into the World-Economy. Along each trajectory of development we find that the constell…
Teaching World Politics
The Structural Location of Third World States within the International Division of Labor
This study attempts to determine the factors that affect a Third World country's role in the international division of labor, as measured by the degree of processing of its exports in 1980. Competing hypotheses arising from the classical and neoclassical economic, neo-Marxist, and modernization literatures are tested by using a cross-sectional design in which the units of analysis are Third World states for which comprehensive data could be colle…
The Structural Constraints of the World-Economy on National Political Development
This study asserts that there are no unilinear patterns of political or economic development common to the states of the world. We seek to illustrate, using a pooled time-series analysis, that there are at least three distinct paths of politico-economic development. These paths correspond to the successive, asymmetric integration of different clusters of states into the World-Economy. Along each trajectory of development we find that the constell…
The Structural Location of Third World States within the International Division of Labor
This study attempts to determine the factors that affect a Third World country's role in the international division of labor, as measured by the degree of processing of its exports in 1980. Competing hypotheses arising from the classical and neoclassical economic, neo-Marxist, and modernization literatures are tested by using a cross-sectional design in which the units of analysis are Third World states for which comprehensive data could be colle…
Teaching World Politics
Polities Change, Oppression Remains
While both postindustrial and emerging states face economic, cultural, and political changes, the constant of oppression remains. Economically and culturally marginalized groups continue to endure untold degrees of suffering. From a moral point of view, it is imperative that social scientists attend to the needs of the oppressed This paper examines the dynamics of oppression in postindustrial and emerging states from both a psychological and poli…
Teaching World Politics
Political science (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (2 works) · World Systems and Global Transformations (2 works) · 1989 (1 work) · Capital (architecture (1 work) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (1 work)