Matthew C Moen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 267806 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Matthew C Moen |
| PRENOMES | Matthew C |
| SOBRENOME | Moen |
| ASSINATURA | MOEN M C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Maine |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1988 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1997 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Congress and the national endowment for the arts
This article describes congressional handling of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) longitudinally, linking particularly bicameral differenes and institutional reform within Congress to arts funding. It argues that the House and Senate have approached the arts very differently because of the distinctive character of the two institutions; that sharp funding increases for the NEA coincided with the decentralization of political power on Capi…
Second Coming
The Evolving Politics of the Christian Right
A recent essay by Ralph Reed (19%), Executive Director of the Christian Coalition, proves that religious conservatives are still divided over the propriety of political activism, nearly two decades after the rise of the Christian Right. Reed's principal message is that the Christian Right must be willing to compromise to retain its political relevance, but his admonition at the end is that “at heart, what America needs is not political revolution…
Rediscovering the Religious Factor in American Politics. David C. Leege , Lyman A. Kellstedt
From Revolution to Evolution
This interpretive essay examines major organizational and tactical changes in the Christian Right, from its origin in the late 1970s to the present. It argues that the Christian Right has passed through several distinctive phases, gradually becoming much more of a traditional political actor following conventional strategies in American politics. This essay also examines popular and scholarly understanding of the movement's rise and evolution, wi…
The Transformation of the Christian Right
The Religious Challenge to the State
The Religious Challenge to the State
Preface Part I: Introduction 1. Challenge and Accommodation in Religion and Politics Lowell S. Gustafson and Matthew C. Moen Part II: South America and the Caribbean 2. Church and State in Argentina Lowell S. Gustafson 3. Revolution and Political Religion in Cuba Damian J. Fernandez Part III: North America 4. The Christian Right in the United States Matthew C. Moen 5. Church-State Relations in Contemporary Mexico, 1968-1988 Allan Metz Part IV: Eu…
The Transformation of the Christian Right
The Christian Right and Congress
Ronald Reagan and the social issues
While scholars have studied the manner in which the Christian Right supported President Reagan, they have neglected to examine Reagan's support for the Christian Right. The purpose of this research to is analyze the public support Reagan accorded the legislative objectives of the Christian Right, through an examination of his State of the Union addresses. Among the findings are that Reagan devoted limited (but significant) attention to the social…
The Christian Right and Congress
American foreign policy and the Iran‐contra hearings
The central purpose of this research is to examine the quality of the investigation of the House and Senate Select Committees examining the Iran‐Contraaffair. Our argument is that the Committees uncovered relatively little, especially given the scope of their inquiry, above and beyond what was already uncovered by the previous Senate Intelligence Committee and the Tower Commission Reports. We attribute the shortcomings of the Committees’ investig…
Status Politics and the Political Agenda of the Christian Right
Status politics has been used by scholars to explain social protest movements, particularly those that have been right-wing in orientation. In recent years, some scholars have placed the Christian Right within the context of status politics, while others have suggested it is erroneous to do so. This article examines the applicability of status politics to the Chrisitan Right from the perspective of the political agenda the movement has pushed in …
From Revolution to Evolution
This interpretive essay examines major organizational and tactical changes in the Christian Right, from its origin in the late 1970s to the present. It argues that the Christian Right has passed through several distinctive phases, gradually becoming much more of a traditional political actor following conventional strategies in American politics. This essay also examines popular and scholarly understanding of the movement's rise and evolution, wi…
Congress and the national endowment for the arts
This article describes congressional handling of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) longitudinally, linking particularly bicameral differenes and institutional reform within Congress to arts funding. It argues that the House and Senate have approached the arts very differently because of the distinctive character of the two institutions; that sharp funding increases for the NEA coincided with the decentralization of political power on Capi…
American foreign policy and the Iran‐contra hearings
The central purpose of this research is to examine the quality of the investigation of the House and Senate Select Committees examining the Iran‐Contraaffair. Our argument is that the Committees uncovered relatively little, especially given the scope of their inquiry, above and beyond what was already uncovered by the previous Senate Intelligence Committee and the Tower Commission Reports. We attribute the shortcomings of the Committees’ investig…
Status Politics and the Political Agenda of the Christian Right
Status politics has been used by scholars to explain social protest movements, particularly those that have been right-wing in orientation. In recent years, some scholars have placed the Christian Right within the context of status politics, while others have suggested it is erroneous to do so. This article examines the applicability of status politics to the Chrisitan Right from the perspective of the political agenda the movement has pushed in …
Ronald Reagan and the social issues
While scholars have studied the manner in which the Christian Right supported President Reagan, they have neglected to examine Reagan's support for the Christian Right. The purpose of this research to is analyze the public support Reagan accorded the legislative objectives of the Christian Right, through an examination of his State of the Union addresses. Among the findings are that Reagan devoted limited (but significant) attention to the social…
American foreign policy and the Iran‐contra hearings
The central purpose of this research is to examine the quality of the investigation of the House and Senate Select Committees examining the Iran‐Contraaffair. Our argument is that the Committees uncovered relatively little, especially given the scope of their inquiry, above and beyond what was already uncovered by the previous Senate Intelligence Committee and the Tower Commission Reports. We attribute the shortcomings of the Committees’ investig…
Status Politics and the Political Agenda of the Christian Right
Status politics has been used by scholars to explain social protest movements, particularly those that have been right-wing in orientation. In recent years, some scholars have placed the Christian Right within the context of status politics, while others have suggested it is erroneous to do so. This article examines the applicability of status politics to the Chrisitan Right from the perspective of the political agenda the movement has pushed in …
Ronald Reagan and the social issues
While scholars have studied the manner in which the Christian Right supported President Reagan, they have neglected to examine Reagan's support for the Christian Right. The purpose of this research to is analyze the public support Reagan accorded the legislative objectives of the Christian Right, through an examination of his State of the Union addresses. Among the findings are that Reagan devoted limited (but significant) attention to the social…
The Christian Right and Congress
The Christian Right and Congress
The Transformation of the Christian Right
The Religious Challenge to the State
The Religious Challenge to the State
Preface Part I: Introduction 1. Challenge and Accommodation in Religion and Politics Lowell S. Gustafson and Matthew C. Moen Part II: South America and the Caribbean 2. Church and State in Argentina Lowell S. Gustafson 3. Revolution and Political Religion in Cuba Damian J. Fernandez Part III: North America 4. The Christian Right in the United States Matthew C. Moen 5. Church-State Relations in Contemporary Mexico, 1968-1988 Allan Metz Part IV: Eu…
The Transformation of the Christian Right
From Revolution to Evolution
This interpretive essay examines major organizational and tactical changes in the Christian Right, from its origin in the late 1970s to the present. It argues that the Christian Right has passed through several distinctive phases, gradually becoming much more of a traditional political actor following conventional strategies in American politics. This essay also examines popular and scholarly understanding of the movement's rise and evolution, wi…
Rediscovering the Religious Factor in American Politics. David C. Leege , Lyman A. Kellstedt
The Evolving Politics of the Christian Right
A recent essay by Ralph Reed (19%), Executive Director of the Christian Coalition, proves that religious conservatives are still divided over the propriety of political activism, nearly two decades after the rise of the Christian Right. Reed's principal message is that the Christian Right must be willing to compromise to retain its political relevance, but his admonition at the end is that “at heart, what America needs is not political revolution…
Congress and the national endowment for the arts
This article describes congressional handling of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) longitudinally, linking particularly bicameral differenes and institutional reform within Congress to arts funding. It argues that the House and Senate have approached the arts very differently because of the distinctive character of the two institutions; that sharp funding increases for the NEA coincided with the decentralization of political power on Capi…
Second Coming
Political science (13 obras) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (12 obras) · Sociology (12 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Politics (9 obras) · Religion and Society Interactions (9 obras) · Philosophy (7 obras) · Christian right (6 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Catholicism and Religious Studies (3 obras)