Kurt L Shell
Biographic Data
| ID | 965173 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kurt L Shell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kurt L |
| FAMILY NAME | Shell |
| SIGNATURE | SHELL K L |
| AFFILIATIONS | State University of New York |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Crisis of Modernity
Extraparliamentary Opposition in Postwar Germany
It is a main thesis of this article that a revival of radical criticism of representative democracy is exemplified in the activities of the Extraparliamentary Opposition (APO)1 in postwar West Germany. Such a political attitude is not only as old as parliamentary representation itself, but it has also been part of the socialist movement since its inception. A delusion exists, however, fostered by the frequently noted decline of radical parties in…
Politics, Law, and Social Change
Politics, Law, and Social Change
Bedrohung und Bewährung
Totalitarianism in Retreat
On November 1, 1963, the Ordinary Professor for Physical Chemistry at the Humboldt University in East Berlin, Robert Havemann, included the following remarks in his lecture on conceptual thinking: “The vital source of our cultural development ... is the many-sided, increasingly comprehensive information of all members of society concerning all knowledge, all problems and questions of our time. Every impediment to and limitation of information par…
The Transformation of Austrian Socialism
Berlin and the German Problem
The acute phase of the Berlin crisis appears to be past. It began with the Soviet “ultimatum” of November 17,1958, and petered out in the aftermath of the showdown over Cuba. But though there are many indications that for some time a renewal of the threatening pressure on Berlin—West Berlin, to be precise—need not be expected, there can be no assurance that the situation will not blow up in our faces at any moment any day, as the death of Peter F…
Austrian Catholics and the First Republic
Industrial Democracy and the British Labor Movement
The Crisis of Modern Socialism
It would be a mistake to view the intellectual and political movement of socialism as a clearly identifiable and neatly circumscribed historical structure. Out of the many strands which have gone into the making of “socialism” it is possible, by simplifying the complexity of the process, to select at least four broad sources of socialist inspiration and thus four different versions of the socialist goal. These different concepts of socialism are …
Politics, Law, and Social Change
Politics, Law, and Social Change
Extraparliamentary Opposition in Postwar Germany
It is a main thesis of this article that a revival of radical criticism of representative democracy is exemplified in the activities of the Extraparliamentary Opposition (APO)1 in postwar West Germany. Such a political attitude is not only as old as parliamentary representation itself, but it has also been part of the socialist movement since its inception. A delusion exists, however, fostered by the frequently noted decline of radical parties in…
Totalitarianism in Retreat
On November 1, 1963, the Ordinary Professor for Physical Chemistry at the Humboldt University in East Berlin, Robert Havemann, included the following remarks in his lecture on conceptual thinking: “The vital source of our cultural development ... is the many-sided, increasingly comprehensive information of all members of society concerning all knowledge, all problems and questions of our time. Every impediment to and limitation of information par…
Industrial Democracy and the British Labor Movement
The Crisis of Modern Socialism
It would be a mistake to view the intellectual and political movement of socialism as a clearly identifiable and neatly circumscribed historical structure. Out of the many strands which have gone into the making of “socialism” it is possible, by simplifying the complexity of the process, to select at least four broad sources of socialist inspiration and thus four different versions of the socialist goal. These different concepts of socialism are …
Austrian Catholics and the First Republic
The Transformation of Austrian Socialism
Berlin and the German Problem
The acute phase of the Berlin crisis appears to be past. It began with the Soviet “ultimatum” of November 17,1958, and petered out in the aftermath of the showdown over Cuba. But though there are many indications that for some time a renewal of the threatening pressure on Berlin—West Berlin, to be precise—need not be expected, there can be no assurance that the situation will not blow up in our faces at any moment any day, as the death of Peter F…
Bedrohung und Bewährung
Totalitarianism in Retreat
On November 1, 1963, the Ordinary Professor for Physical Chemistry at the Humboldt University in East Berlin, Robert Havemann, included the following remarks in his lecture on conceptual thinking: “The vital source of our cultural development ... is the many-sided, increasingly comprehensive information of all members of society concerning all knowledge, all problems and questions of our time. Every impediment to and limitation of information par…
Extraparliamentary Opposition in Postwar Germany
It is a main thesis of this article that a revival of radical criticism of representative democracy is exemplified in the activities of the Extraparliamentary Opposition (APO)1 in postwar West Germany. Such a political attitude is not only as old as parliamentary representation itself, but it has also been part of the socialist movement since its inception. A delusion exists, however, fostered by the frequently noted decline of radical parties in…
Politics, Law, and Social Change
Politics, Law, and Social Change
The Crisis of Modernity
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