Lester G Seligman
Biographic Data
| ID | 981602 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lester G Seligman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lester G |
| FAMILY NAME | Seligman |
| SIGNATURE | SELIGMAN L G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oregon |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The "Post-Modern" Presidency. A New Presidential Epoch: A Review Essay
The Presidency and Political Change
At a time when the president is attempting a drastic change in economic policy, it is appropriate to examine the development of his role in economic policy. As in so many other aspects of the modern presidency, the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt is the watershed. He expanded the president's role as economic policymaker in an unchallenged executive response to the crisis of the Depression. The institutionalization of that role was a proce…
Electoral Governing Coalitions in the Presidency: A Theory and a Case Study
In recent years, the role of presidential candidates in constructing their own coalitions to secure both the nomination and election has increased as their reliance on their own party organization has decreased. Recent presidents also have devoted more of their energies to building coalitions crucial to the adoption of their program and its policies. Yet in this era of entrepreneurial candidacy, presidential effectiveness has varied considerably.…
Political Elites Reconsidered: Process, Consequences, and Values
Elites and Society. T. B. Bottomore. (New York: (Basic Books, 1964. $4.50.)
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New Deal Mosaic: Roosevelt Confers with His National Emergency Council 1933-1936
New Deal Mosaic: Roosevelt Confers with his National Emergency Council, 1933-1936
Journal Article New Deal Mosaic: Roosevelt Confers with his National Emergency Council, 1933–1936. Ed. by Lester G. Seligman and Elmer E. Cornwell, Jr. (Eugene: University of Oregon Press, 1965. xxix + 578 pp. Notes, appendices, and index of subjects. $10.00.) Get access Searle F. Charles Searle F. Charles Willimantic State College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 52, Iss…
New Nations
Elite Recruitment and Political Development
Leadership in a New Nation; Political Development in Israel
Political Change: Legislative Elites and Parties in Oregon
The Amateur Democrat
Political Recruitment and Party Structure: A Case Study
The recruitment of political candidates is a basic function of political parties: a party that cannot attract and then nominate candidates surrenders its elemental opportunity for power. Two stages may conveniently be distinguished in the process of recruitment. Certification includes the social screening and political channeling that results in eligibility for candidacy, while selection includes the actual choice of candidates to represent parti…
The Congressional Party: A Case Study
A Prefatory Study of Leadership Selection in Oregon
A Prefatory Study of Leadership Selection in Oregon
Party Roles and Political Recruitment
Presidential Leadership: The Inner Circle and Institutionalization
Developments in the Presidency and the Conception of Political Leadership
leader groups and their superiors was, for the most part, amorphous. When the leaders' immediate superiors were excluded from the field, the upper status group displayed greater competitive predilection, but these data were not conclusive. Since there was no exploration of the caste barrier existing between commissioned and non-commissioned officers, these findings should be interpreted with caution. In the main sample, as leaders ascended the no…
Reader in Public Opinion and Communication
The Legislative Struggle: A Study in Social Combat
The Process of Leadership: Human Relations in the Making. Charles H. Titus
The Study of Political Leadership
It is a lesser question for the partisans of democracy to find means of governing the people than to get the people to choose the men most capable of governing.Alexis de Tocqueville, in a letter to John Stuart Mill.Politics by leadership is one of the distinguishing features of the twentieth century. If the eighteenth century enunciated popular sovereignty and direct democracy as a major theme in democratic thought and the nineteenth century was …
Elite Recruitment and Political Development
Political Recruitment and Party Structure: A Case Study
The recruitment of political candidates is a basic function of political parties: a party that cannot attract and then nominate candidates surrenders its elemental opportunity for power. Two stages may conveniently be distinguished in the process of recruitment. Certification includes the social screening and political channeling that results in eligibility for candidacy, while selection includes the actual choice of candidates to represent parti…
The Study of Political Leadership
It is a lesser question for the partisans of democracy to find means of governing the people than to get the people to choose the men most capable of governing.Alexis de Tocqueville, in a letter to John Stuart Mill.Politics by leadership is one of the distinguishing features of the twentieth century. If the eighteenth century enunciated popular sovereignty and direct democracy as a major theme in democratic thought and the nineteenth century was …
Presidential Leadership: The Inner Circle and Institutionalization
New Deal Mosaic: Roosevelt Confers with his National Emergency Council, 1933-1936
Journal Article New Deal Mosaic: Roosevelt Confers with his National Emergency Council, 1933–1936. Ed. by Lester G. Seligman and Elmer E. Cornwell, Jr. (Eugene: University of Oregon Press, 1965. xxix + 578 pp. Notes, appendices, and index of subjects. $10.00.) Get access Searle F. Charles Searle F. Charles Willimantic State College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 52, Iss…
Political Elites Reconsidered: Process, Consequences, and Values
Political Change: Legislative Elites and Parties in Oregon
Developments in the Presidency and the Conception of Political Leadership
leader groups and their superiors was, for the most part, amorphous. When the leaders' immediate superiors were excluded from the field, the upper status group displayed greater competitive predilection, but these data were not conclusive. Since there was no exploration of the caste barrier existing between commissioned and non-commissioned officers, these findings should be interpreted with caution. In the main sample, as leaders ascended the no…
The Study of Political Leadership
It is a lesser question for the partisans of democracy to find means of governing the people than to get the people to choose the men most capable of governing.Alexis de Tocqueville, in a letter to John Stuart Mill.Politics by leadership is one of the distinguishing features of the twentieth century. If the eighteenth century enunciated popular sovereignty and direct democracy as a major theme in democratic thought and the nineteenth century was …
The Process of Leadership: Human Relations in the Making. Charles H. Titus
Reader in Public Opinion and Communication
The Legislative Struggle: A Study in Social Combat
Developments in the Presidency and the Conception of Political Leadership
leader groups and their superiors was, for the most part, amorphous. When the leaders' immediate superiors were excluded from the field, the upper status group displayed greater competitive predilection, but these data were not conclusive. Since there was no exploration of the caste barrier existing between commissioned and non-commissioned officers, these findings should be interpreted with caution. In the main sample, as leaders ascended the no…
Presidential Leadership: The Inner Circle and Institutionalization
Party Roles and Political Recruitment
A Prefatory Study of Leadership Selection in Oregon
A Prefatory Study of Leadership Selection in Oregon
The Congressional Party: A Case Study
Political Recruitment and Party Structure: A Case Study
The recruitment of political candidates is a basic function of political parties: a party that cannot attract and then nominate candidates surrenders its elemental opportunity for power. Two stages may conveniently be distinguished in the process of recruitment. Certification includes the social screening and political channeling that results in eligibility for candidacy, while selection includes the actual choice of candidates to represent parti…
The Amateur Democrat
Elite Recruitment and Political Development
Leadership in a New Nation; Political Development in Israel
Political Change: Legislative Elites and Parties in Oregon
New Nations
New Deal Mosaic: Roosevelt Confers with His National Emergency Council 1933-1936
New Deal Mosaic: Roosevelt Confers with his National Emergency Council, 1933-1936
Journal Article New Deal Mosaic: Roosevelt Confers with his National Emergency Council, 1933–1936. Ed. by Lester G. Seligman and Elmer E. Cornwell, Jr. (Eugene: University of Oregon Press, 1965. xxix + 578 pp. Notes, appendices, and index of subjects. $10.00.) Get access Searle F. Charles Searle F. Charles Willimantic State College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 52, Iss…
Elites and Society. T. B. Bottomore. (New York: (Basic Books, 1964. $4.50.)
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
Political Elites Reconsidered: Process, Consequences, and Values
The Presidency and Political Change
At a time when the president is attempting a drastic change in economic policy, it is appropriate to examine the development of his role in economic policy. As in so many other aspects of the modern presidency, the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt is the watershed. He expanded the president's role as economic policymaker in an unchallenged executive response to the crisis of the Depression. The institutionalization of that role was a proce…
Electoral Governing Coalitions in the Presidency: A Theory and a Case Study
In recent years, the role of presidential candidates in constructing their own coalitions to secure both the nomination and election has increased as their reliance on their own party organization has decreased. Recent presidents also have devoted more of their energies to building coalitions crucial to the adoption of their program and its policies. Yet in this era of entrepreneurial candidacy, presidential effectiveness has varied considerably.…
The "Post-Modern" Presidency. A New Presidential Epoch: A Review Essay
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