Claude S Phillips
Biographic Data
| ID | 985453 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Claude S Phillips |
| GIVEN NAMES | Claude S |
| FAMILY NAME | Phillips |
| SIGNATURE | PHILLIPS C S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Western Michigan University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Culture, Social Minds, and Governance in Evolution
In the past quarter century, the concept of culture has undergone change as evolutionary scientists have come to include social behavior in their purview. Evolutionary psychology is the newest field to concern itself with culture by claiming that most specific human behaviors are generated by minds specifically designed for these behaviors -- and not from a general-purpose mind -- as a result of adaptations made during the Pleistocene. Thus, ment…
More Reflections on the Retired Professor
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A Review of Ecological Imperialism
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Political versus Administration Development: What the Nigerian Experience Contributes
A conflict in political science of 25 years' duration revolves around the relationship of bureaucratic development to political development. One school argues that in the presence of weak political systems, it is necessary to strengthen the bureaucracy if economic development is to occur. Another school argues that while bureaucratic institutions must be strengthened to promote economic development, it is necessary also to strengthen political in…
Cultural Explanations are Necessary Also
If this study were designed merely to prove that part of the explanation for despotism and differential reproduction exists in the genetic propensity of men to compete, to use power to serve their own interests, and to express that interest by seeking a variety of sexual partners, there would be little need for comment. Such a book could have been written in half the pages used. An inordinate amount of space, however, is used by the author in (1)…
Politics: An Aspect of Cultural Evolution
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Nigeria's New Political Institutions, 1975-9
In October 1970, after the civil war had ended, General Yakubu Gowon reiterated his earlier pledge that military rule would be terminated on 1 October 1976, but two years before that date he postponed the return to civilian rule indefinitely on the grounds that Nigerians had not yet demonstrated 'moderation and self-control in pursuing sectional ends'.1 In July 1975, nine years after his own elevation to Head of the Federal Military Government (F…
The Impact of International Organizations on Legal and Institutional Change in the Developing Countries. (New York: (International Legal Center, 1977. Pp. 275.)
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The International Legal Status of Formosa1
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The International Legal Status of Formosa
UMEROUS statements, ofhcial and unofhcial, have been made in the past ten years purporting to describe the legal status of Formosa.It '*'~ has been charged that Chaing Kai-shek has no claim to the island because he is &dquo;merely a fugitive quartering his army&dquo; there and besides, his is a government-in-exile.2 2 A reputable journalist maintains that &dquo;Chiang is juridically sovereign where he does not rule and he is not sovereign where h…
Nigeria's New Political Institutions, 1975-9
In October 1970, after the civil war had ended, General Yakubu Gowon reiterated his earlier pledge that military rule would be terminated on 1 October 1976, but two years before that date he postponed the return to civilian rule indefinitely on the grounds that Nigerians had not yet demonstrated 'moderation and self-control in pursuing sectional ends'.1 In July 1975, nine years after his own elevation to Head of the Federal Military Government (F…
Politics: An Aspect of Cultural Evolution
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The International Legal Status of Formosa1
Peer Reviewed
The International Legal Status of Formosa
UMEROUS statements, ofhcial and unofhcial, have been made in the past ten years purporting to describe the legal status of Formosa.It '*'~ has been charged that Chaing Kai-shek has no claim to the island because he is &dquo;merely a fugitive quartering his army&dquo; there and besides, his is a government-in-exile.2 2 A reputable journalist maintains that &dquo;Chiang is juridically sovereign where he does not rule and he is not sovereign where h…
The Impact of International Organizations on Legal and Institutional Change in the Developing Countries. (New York: (International Legal Center, 1977. Pp. 275.)
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Nigeria's New Political Institutions, 1975-9
In October 1970, after the civil war had ended, General Yakubu Gowon reiterated his earlier pledge that military rule would be terminated on 1 October 1976, but two years before that date he postponed the return to civilian rule indefinitely on the grounds that Nigerians had not yet demonstrated 'moderation and self-control in pursuing sectional ends'.1 In July 1975, nine years after his own elevation to Head of the Federal Military Government (F…
Cultural Explanations are Necessary Also
If this study were designed merely to prove that part of the explanation for despotism and differential reproduction exists in the genetic propensity of men to compete, to use power to serve their own interests, and to express that interest by seeking a variety of sexual partners, there would be little need for comment. Such a book could have been written in half the pages used. An inordinate amount of space, however, is used by the author in (1)…
Politics: An Aspect of Cultural Evolution
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 versus Administration Development: What the Nigerian Experience Contributes
A conflict in political science of 25 years' duration revolves around the relationship of bureaucratic development to political development. One school argues that in the presence of weak political systems, it is necessary to strengthen the bureaucracy if economic development is to occur. Another school argues that while bureaucratic institutions must be strengthened to promote economic development, it is necessary also to strengthen political in…
A Review of Ecological Imperialism
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More Reflections on the Retired Professor
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
Culture, Social Minds, and Governance in Evolution
In the past quarter century, the concept of culture has undergone change as evolutionary scientists have come to include social behavior in their purview. Evolutionary psychology is the newest field to concern itself with culture by claiming that most specific human behaviors are generated by minds specifically designed for these behaviors -- and not from a general-purpose mind -- as a result of adaptations made during the Pleistocene. Thus, ment…
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