Ward Morehouse
Biographic Data
| ID | 733327 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ward Morehouse |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ward |
| FAMILY NAME | Morehouse |
| SIGNATURE | MOREHOUSE W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Council on International and Public Affairs, New York |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Twice Poisoned Bhopal: Notes on the Continuing Aftermath of the World's Worst Industrial Disaster
In one horrifying night and through the long misery of nearly eighteen years of injustice that have followed it, the city of Bhopal in India can be said to have experienced the head-on impact of world historical and political economic processes. In 1969, Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL) set up a plant to manufacture the pesticide Sevin in Bhopal, with the permission and, indeed, the encouragement of the Indian government. This was the heyday of…
The Universal Capitalism Movement in the United States
Ideas on how to make the fruits of capitalism more braodly enjoyed are not new. A rich body of thought exists advocating a redefinition of socioeconomic mechanisms to this end within the context of private property. This article traces the evolution of this thinking within the United States from before the American Revolution to the present. The culmination of this intellectual tradition is the universal stock ownership plan (USOP). The means of,…
Civilization and Work
The Ethics of Industrial Disasters in a Transnational World: The Elusive Quest for Justice and Accountability in Bhopal
The Bhopal Tragedy: Language, Logic, and Politics in the Production of a Hazard
Learning by Doing: Science and Technology in the Developing World
Technology & Culture. No. 9: Technology Policy Trends and Information Services in Sweden and China-A Comparison
Myth and Reality: Animadversions on Science, Technology, and Society in India
With political independence four decades ago, India embarked on a determined quest to develop modern science and technology as tools of social and economic progress and national power. The result has been prodigious growth of scientific and technical personnel and the institutional infrastructure for science and technology, with widespread impact on agriculture, health, industry, communications, and national defense. But the Indian experience als…
Separate, Unequal, but More Autonomous: Technology, Equity and World Order in the Millennial Transition
On the threshold of the millennial transition of the next 20–40 years, the human community is confronted with four alliterative crises which will reach a crescendo in the 1980s: energy, environment, employment, and equity. Breakdowns in capital- and energy-intensive systems are increasingly likely in the industrially advanced countries of the North and in the so-called modern sectors of Third World economies. As pressure on non-renewable resource…
The Challenge Presented to Cultures by Science and Technology
Science, Technology, Autonomy, and Dependence: A Framework for International Debate
In the past 30 years, the role of science and technology in the international system has changed markedly. Science and technology have emerged as primary instruments of power and social control, with the major industrialized countries, especially the superpowers, relying more and more on science and technology as a means of maintaining their dominance in that system. Notwithstanding beachheads of technological competence and scientific excellence…
Edith Ehrman 1932-1974
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The dilemma of technological choice in India: The case of the small tractor
Science in India
International Studies on American Campuses
Additional informationNotes on contributorsWard MorehouseWard Morehouse is director of the Center for International Programs and Comparative Studies in the State Education Department of the University of the State of New York
Science and the Human Condition in India and Pakistan
Science and the Human Condition in India and Pakistan
Science and the Human Condition in India and Pakistan
Manufacturing Problems in India: The Cummins Diesel Experience by Jack Baranson (review)
TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Book Reviews 331 be of great value to the increasingly numerous band of collectors of early devices. Perhaps the best tribute I can pay is that I have bought an extra copy to send to one of my friends. W. T. O’Dea* Manufacturing Problems in India: The Cummins Diesel Experience. By Jack Baranson. Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University Press, 1967. Pp. xix+146. $5.95. This is a needed book. Those who have sought to study systema…
Manufacturing Problems in India: The Cummins Diesel Experience
India Votes: A Source Book on Indian Elections
Confronting a Four-Dimensional Problem: Science, Technology, Society, and Tradition in India and Pakistan
Notice of New Journal
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Non-Western Studies in the Liberal Arts College: A Report of the Commission on International Understanding, Washington: Association of American Colleges, 1964, 362. $3.00
Book Review| November 01 1965 Non-Western Studies in the Liberal Arts College: A Report of the Commission on International Understanding Non-Western Studies in the Liberal Arts College: A Report of the Commission on International Understanding., Washington: Association of American Colleges, 1964, 362. $3.00. Ward Morehouse Ward Morehouse Director, Office of Foreign Area Studies, University of the State of New York, Albany Search for other works b…
Provincialism and Constitutionalism: The Role of the States in Foreign Area Studies
While the states have, by constitutional pre sumption and historical practice, primary responsibility for public education in our society, they have not generally taken an active role—with the notable exception of a few state uni versities which have become major centers of teaching and re search—in developing resources and opportunities for the study of other areas of the world. Several surveys of foreign area studies have been made on a state-w…
The Universal Capitalism Movement in the United States
Ideas on how to make the fruits of capitalism more braodly enjoyed are not new. A rich body of thought exists advocating a redefinition of socioeconomic mechanisms to this end within the context of private property. This article traces the evolution of this thinking within the United States from before the American Revolution to the present. The culmination of this intellectual tradition is the universal stock ownership plan (USOP). The means of,…
The Ethics of Industrial Disasters in a Transnational World: The Elusive Quest for Justice and Accountability in Bhopal
Science and the Human Condition in India and Pakistan
The Reporter
The Outer Dimensions of Ignorance: Some Educational Implications of Foreign Area Studies in the United States
Strengthening the Study of Neglected Cultures: The Columbia University Seminar on Russian Literature
(1963). Strengthening the Study of Neglected Cultures. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 34, No. 6, pp. 311-317
Provincialism and Constitutionalism: The Role of the States in Foreign Area Studies
While the states have, by constitutional pre sumption and historical practice, primary responsibility for public education in our society, they have not generally taken an active role—with the notable exception of a few state uni versities which have become major centers of teaching and re search—in developing resources and opportunities for the study of other areas of the world. Several surveys of foreign area studies have been made on a state-w…
Notice of New Journal
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Non-Western Studies in the Liberal Arts College: A Report of the Commission on International Understanding, Washington: Association of American Colleges, 1964, 362. $3.00
Book Review| November 01 1965 Non-Western Studies in the Liberal Arts College: A Report of the Commission on International Understanding Non-Western Studies in the Liberal Arts College: A Report of the Commission on International Understanding., Washington: Association of American Colleges, 1964, 362. $3.00. Ward Morehouse Ward Morehouse Director, Office of Foreign Area Studies, University of the State of New York, Albany Search for other works b…
Confronting a Four-Dimensional Problem: Science, Technology, Society, and Tradition in India and Pakistan
Manufacturing Problems in India: The Cummins Diesel Experience by Jack Baranson (review)
TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Book Reviews 331 be of great value to the increasingly numerous band of collectors of early devices. Perhaps the best tribute I can pay is that I have bought an extra copy to send to one of my friends. W. T. O’Dea* Manufacturing Problems in India: The Cummins Diesel Experience. By Jack Baranson. Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University Press, 1967. Pp. xix+146. $5.95. This is a needed book. Those who have sought to study systema…
Manufacturing Problems in India: The Cummins Diesel Experience
India Votes: A Source Book on Indian Elections
Science and the Human Condition in India and Pakistan
Science and the Human Condition in India and Pakistan
Science and the Human Condition in India and Pakistan
International Studies on American Campuses
Additional informationNotes on contributorsWard MorehouseWard Morehouse is director of the Center for International Programs and Comparative Studies in the State Education Department of the University of the State of New York
Science in India
The dilemma of technological choice in India: The case of the small tractor
Edith Ehrman 1932-1974
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Science, Technology, Autonomy, and Dependence: A Framework for International Debate
In the past 30 years, the role of science and technology in the international system has changed markedly. Science and technology have emerged as primary instruments of power and social control, with the major industrialized countries, especially the superpowers, relying more and more on science and technology as a means of maintaining their dominance in that system. Notwithstanding beachheads of technological competence and scientific excellence…
Separate, Unequal, but More Autonomous: Technology, Equity and World Order in the Millennial Transition
On the threshold of the millennial transition of the next 20–40 years, the human community is confronted with four alliterative crises which will reach a crescendo in the 1980s: energy, environment, employment, and equity. Breakdowns in capital- and energy-intensive systems are increasingly likely in the industrially advanced countries of the North and in the so-called modern sectors of Third World economies. As pressure on non-renewable resource…
The Challenge Presented to Cultures by Science and Technology
Myth and Reality: Animadversions on Science, Technology, and Society in India
With political independence four decades ago, India embarked on a determined quest to develop modern science and technology as tools of social and economic progress and national power. The result has been prodigious growth of scientific and technical personnel and the institutional infrastructure for science and technology, with widespread impact on agriculture, health, industry, communications, and national defense. But the Indian experience als…
Technology & Culture. No. 9: Technology Policy Trends and Information Services in Sweden and China-A Comparison
Learning by Doing: Science and Technology in the Developing World
The Ethics of Industrial Disasters in a Transnational World: The Elusive Quest for Justice and Accountability in Bhopal
The Bhopal Tragedy: Language, Logic, and Politics in the Production of a Hazard
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