Carl H Landé
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 175839 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Carl H Landé |
| PRENOMES | Carl H |
| SOBRENOME | Landé |
| ASSINATURA | LANDÉ C H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Kansas |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 129 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1962 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
The Philippines and the United States
Le but de cet article est de proposer quelques reflexions sur les relations entre les Etats Unis et les Philipinnes depuis l'independance des Philipinnes en 1946. Mais ces reflexions ne seraient pas completes sans avoir pris en consideration la periode de la colonisation americaine a partir de 1898
The Return of "People Power" in the Philippines
The mass demonstrations that ousted President Joseph Estrada recalled those that had brought down dictator Ferdinand Marcos 15 years earlier. Yet the return of "People Power" raises some concerns about the health of Filipino democracy
Ethnic conflict, ethnic accommodation, and nation-building in Southeast Asia
Books in review
Post-Marcos Politics
Manila's Malaise
Manila's Malaise Carl H. Landé (bio) A year or two after the February 1986 "EDSA Revolution" that ousted President Ferdinand Marcos, the outlook seemed bright for the consolidation and maturation of Philippine democracy. An immensely popular new president had restored its institutions. A new constitution committed the state to various social and economic reforms and made presidential use of emergency powers more difficult. A new Congress was elec…
Cory Aquino and the People of the Philippines
This book tells how Corazon Aquino came to be president of the Philippines, how he brought new life to her people, and how she made a fresh start in bringing back democracy, reviving the economy, reforming the military, suppressing rebellion, countering the communist insurgents, and restoring the Philippines to its constitution on Febin the family of nations
Waltzing with a Dictator
Aquino Takes Charge
Political Clientelism in Political Studies
This article assesses the state of research on political clientelism by examining two collections of recent articles on that subject. It finds that the collections include many descriptions of change in the nature of patron-client relationships as well as some models of political systems containing clientelist components and some two-case comparisons. But the collections contain no reports on attempts to test hypotheses concerning clientelism in …
Authoritarian Rule in the Philippines
Philippine Prospects after Martial Law
Friends, Followers, and Factions
Competition and Turnover in Philippine Congressional Elections, 1907-1969
Research Article| October 01 1979 Competition and Turnover in Philippine Congressional Elections, 1907-1969 Carl H. Landé; Carl H. Landé Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Allan J. Cigler Allan J. Cigler Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Far Eastern Survey (1950) 19 (10): 977–1007. https://doi.org/10.2307/2643849 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video…
The Political Elite and the People
Networks and Groups in Southeast Asia
The paper describes a "dyadic" type of political structure which, it is argued, is a necessary supplement to class and interest group models for the analysis of informal political structure in contemporary Southeast Asia, and probably in other developing areas.Various types of simple and complex dyadic structures are described. The paper then examines four Southeast Asian polities, of different degrees of political development, with attention to …
Parties and Politics in the Philippines
To understand present-day Philippine politics, one must consider the evolution of the country's political structure since late Spanish and early American colonial times. Briefly, the nationwide two-party system of today, under whose aegis contests are held for all types of elective office from barrio lieutenant (village head) to the presidency of the Republic, evolved out of an earlier pattern of purely local politics. In 1898, when American colo…
The Philippine Political Party System
The main characteristics of the Philippine political party system since the achievement of Philippine independence in 1946 have been the following: 1. It is a two party system. Two major parties, the Nacionalistas and the Liberals, dominate the scene. Their nation-wide combined vote at the six post-war presidential elections held since 1946 averaged 94 per cent of the votes cast. At both the eleven senatorial elections and the six elections for m…
Behavioral Research in the Philippines
Competition and Turnover in Philippine Congressional Elections, 1907-1969
Research Article| October 01 1979 Competition and Turnover in Philippine Congressional Elections, 1907-1969 Carl H. Landé, Carl H. Landé Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Allan J. Cigler Allan J. Cigler Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Far Eastern Survey (1950) 19 (10): 977–1007. https://doi.org/10.2307/2643849 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video…
Political Clientelism in Political Studies
This article assesses the state of research on political clientelism by examining two collections of recent articles on that subject. It finds that the collections include many descriptions of change in the nature of patron-client relationships as well as some models of political systems containing clientelist components and some two-case comparisons. But the collections contain no reports on attempts to test hypotheses concerning clientelism in …
Networks and Groups in Southeast Asia
The paper describes a "dyadic" type of political structure which, it is argued, is a necessary supplement to class and interest group models for the analysis of informal political structure in contemporary Southeast Asia, and probably in other developing areas.Various types of simple and complex dyadic structures are described. The paper then examines four Southeast Asian polities, of different degrees of political development, with attention to …
The Return of "People Power" in the Philippines
The mass demonstrations that ousted President Joseph Estrada recalled those that had brought down dictator Ferdinand Marcos 15 years earlier. Yet the return of "People Power" raises some concerns about the health of Filipino democracy
Waltzing with a Dictator
Parties and Politics in the Philippines
To understand present-day Philippine politics, one must consider the evolution of the country's political structure since late Spanish and early American colonial times. Briefly, the nationwide two-party system of today, under whose aegis contests are held for all types of elective office from barrio lieutenant (village head) to the presidency of the Republic, evolved out of an earlier pattern of purely local politics. In 1898, when American colo…
The Philippine Political Party System
The main characteristics of the Philippine political party system since the achievement of Philippine independence in 1946 have been the following: 1. It is a two party system. Two major parties, the Nacionalistas and the Liberals, dominate the scene. Their nation-wide combined vote at the six post-war presidential elections held since 1946 averaged 94 per cent of the votes cast. At both the eleven senatorial elections and the six elections for m…
Ethnic conflict, ethnic accommodation, and nation-building in Southeast Asia
The Philippines and the United States
Le but de cet article est de proposer quelques reflexions sur les relations entre les Etats Unis et les Philipinnes depuis l'independance des Philipinnes en 1946. Mais ces reflexions ne seraient pas completes sans avoir pris en consideration la periode de la colonisation americaine a partir de 1898
Manila's Malaise
Manila's Malaise Carl H. Landé (bio) A year or two after the February 1986 "EDSA Revolution" that ousted President Ferdinand Marcos, the outlook seemed bright for the consolidation and maturation of Philippine democracy. An immensely popular new president had restored its institutions. A new constitution committed the state to various social and economic reforms and made presidential use of emergency powers more difficult. A new Congress was elec…
Aquino Takes Charge
Authoritarian Rule in the Philippines
Behavioral Research in the Philippines
The Philippine Political Party System
The main characteristics of the Philippine political party system since the achievement of Philippine independence in 1946 have been the following: 1. It is a two party system. Two major parties, the Nacionalistas and the Liberals, dominate the scene. Their nation-wide combined vote at the six post-war presidential elections held since 1946 averaged 94 per cent of the votes cast. At both the eleven senatorial elections and the six elections for m…
Parties and Politics in the Philippines
To understand present-day Philippine politics, one must consider the evolution of the country's political structure since late Spanish and early American colonial times. Briefly, the nationwide two-party system of today, under whose aegis contests are held for all types of elective office from barrio lieutenant (village head) to the presidency of the Republic, evolved out of an earlier pattern of purely local politics. In 1898, when American colo…
Networks and Groups in Southeast Asia
The paper describes a "dyadic" type of political structure which, it is argued, is a necessary supplement to class and interest group models for the analysis of informal political structure in contemporary Southeast Asia, and probably in other developing areas.Various types of simple and complex dyadic structures are described. The paper then examines four Southeast Asian polities, of different degrees of political development, with attention to …
The Political Elite and the People
Competition and Turnover in Philippine Congressional Elections, 1907-1969
Research Article| October 01 1979 Competition and Turnover in Philippine Congressional Elections, 1907-1969 Carl H. Landé; Carl H. Landé Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Allan J. Cigler Allan J. Cigler Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Far Eastern Survey (1950) 19 (10): 977–1007. https://doi.org/10.2307/2643849 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video…
Friends, Followers, and Factions
Philippine Prospects after Martial Law
Authoritarian Rule in the Philippines
Political Clientelism in Political Studies
This article assesses the state of research on political clientelism by examining two collections of recent articles on that subject. It finds that the collections include many descriptions of change in the nature of patron-client relationships as well as some models of political systems containing clientelist components and some two-case comparisons. But the collections contain no reports on attempts to test hypotheses concerning clientelism in …
Aquino Takes Charge
Waltzing with a Dictator
Cory Aquino and the People of the Philippines
This book tells how Corazon Aquino came to be president of the Philippines, how he brought new life to her people, and how she made a fresh start in bringing back democracy, reviving the economy, reforming the military, suppressing rebellion, countering the communist insurgents, and restoring the Philippines to its constitution on Febin the family of nations
Manila's Malaise
Manila's Malaise Carl H. Landé (bio) A year or two after the February 1986 "EDSA Revolution" that ousted President Ferdinand Marcos, the outlook seemed bright for the consolidation and maturation of Philippine democracy. An immensely popular new president had restored its institutions. A new constitution committed the state to various social and economic reforms and made presidential use of emergency powers more difficult. A new Congress was elec…
Books in review
Post-Marcos Politics
Ethnic conflict, ethnic accommodation, and nation-building in Southeast Asia
The Return of "People Power" in the Philippines
The mass demonstrations that ousted President Joseph Estrada recalled those that had brought down dictator Ferdinand Marcos 15 years earlier. Yet the return of "People Power" raises some concerns about the health of Filipino democracy
The Philippines and the United States
Le but de cet article est de proposer quelques reflexions sur les relations entre les Etats Unis et les Philipinnes depuis l'independance des Philipinnes en 1946. Mais ces reflexions ne seraient pas completes sans avoir pris en consideration la periode de la colonisation americaine a partir de 1898
Competition and Turnover in Philippine Congressional Elections, 1907-1969
Research Article| October 01 1979 Competition and Turnover in Philippine Congressional Elections, 1907-1969 Carl H. Landé, Carl H. Landé Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Allan J. Cigler Allan J. Cigler Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Far Eastern Survey (1950) 19 (10): 977–1007. https://doi.org/10.2307/2643849 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video…
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