Mark P Petracca
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 280950 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mark P Petracca |
| PRENOMES | Mark P |
| SOBRENOME | Petracca |
| ASSINATURA | PETRACCA M P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of California, Irvine |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 109 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1986 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1999 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Cal-lrvine Not Overrated by NRC
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Reversals of Fortune
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"A Comment on "Elections as Filters
(A) Term limit advocates are more interested in changing the qualities and attitudinal characteristics of current legislators than they are in ridding legislatures of allegedly incompetent members. (B) Conversely, the most coherent case against term limits rests in a defense of legislative careerism against the possibility of a legislature filled with amateurs (see Mann 1992; Polsby 1993). Quality, as defined by Mondak, and experience, as defined…
The Hollow Core
Response to Martin Shefter
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The Politics of Interests
Tilling the Field of Interest Group Research
A New Defense of State-Imposed Congressional Term Limits
Do states have the authority to limit the legislative terms of their members of Congress? Up until very recently this question was merely hypothetical, pondered by those with the luxury to ask and develop answers to an assortment of constitutional “what if's.” However, the success of the term limitation movement across the nation has moved this hypothetical question to the center stage of relevant constitutional debate. Voters in fifteen states, …
Term-limitation express
Predisposed to Oppose
The Rational Choice Approach to Politics
In just three decades rational choice theory has emerged as one of the most active, influential, and ambitious subfields in the discipline of political science. Rational choice theory contends that political behavior is best explained through the application of its supposedly “value-neutral” assumptions which posit man as a self-interested, purposeful, maximizing being. Through the logic of methodological individualism, assumptions about human na…
Divided Government and the Risks of Constitutional Reform
Government in the United States is deadlocked, so we are told, incapable of responding to domestic challenges or fulfilling international responsibilities. growing number of thoughtful commentators have described American government as gridlocked, stalled, incoherent, without resolve, bankrupt, rudderless, and in trouble. Divided government is the most frequently specified cause of this predicament. Constitutional reform, dedicated to bridging th…
The Return to Second-class Citizenship in China
China's open-door policy toward the West has let in more than Western ideas about dem cracy and free enterprise.1 Along with new sources f foreign capital and technology needed for China's industrialization, Deng Xiaoping's open door has also let in Western ethnocentrism and latent biases against the Chinese. Indeed, an increase in foreign investment in China has helped to create a variety of institutionalized forms of discrimination against Chin…
Beyond tiananmen square
The momentous events taking place in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union have captured the minds and hearts of people around the world who long to celebrate the outbreak of democracy. Unfortunately, while this epochal transformation of communism has been taking place in Europe, on the other side of the world the Chinese government continues its relentless assault against the forces of democratization, namely China's intellectuals and university s…
The Concept of Chinese Neo-Authoritarianism
Research Article| November 01 1990 The Concept of Chinese Neo-Authoritarianism: An Exploration and Democratic Critique Mark P. Petracca; Mark P. Petracca Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Mong Xiong Mong Xiong Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Asian Survey (1990) 30 (11): 1099–1117. https://doi.org/10.2307/2644692 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Vid…
Teaching Political Science in China
(1990). Teaching Political Science in China: Observations and Suggestions from a Foreign Visitor. Perspectives on Political Science: Vol. 19, No. 4, pp. 209-215
How Frequent Is Frequent Enough? An Appraisal of the Four-Year Term for House Members
a four-year term for members of the house of representatives is a frequently mentioned component of the current agenda for constitutional reform. the main controversy over the four-year term centers on the issue of how frequently we need elections in order to facilitate the competing goals of political responsiveness and accountability on the one hand and the freedom and capacity to act on the other hand. when it comes to house elections, how fre…
Politics Beyond The End of Liberalism
The End of Liberalism is an ambitious, engaging, and intellectually provocative work even if it is also occasionally ambiguous, ahistorical, assuming, and utopian. This work attempts to build a theory of the modern American political regime which captures its complexity, inherent contradictions, institutional dilemmas, and self-destructive public philosophy. Since America has yet to abandon the politics and public philosophy of interest group lib…
Political Science in China
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Political Science in China
Shaping Political Consciousness
Political Consultants and Democratic Governance
The United States faces a monumental challenge to the practice of democratic governance. This challenge stems, in part, from significant changes in the conceptualization and practice of political campaigning and from the revolutionary effects of the technology deployed in contemporary campaigns (see Abramson, Arterton, and Orren, 1988). Two of the main forces behind this transformation are the rise of professional political consultants and the te…
The Prospects for Presidential Leadership & Political Governance The Power to Lead
Federal Advisory Committees, Interest Groups, and the Administrative State
The current system of federal advisory committees in the United States is both extensive and expanding. While there are significant differences between specific advisory bodies regarding their constitution, construction, and role in the process of public policy-making, the system itself facilitates the permanent institutionalization of linkages and dependencies between interest associations and federal administrative agencies. Indeed, it moves th…
The Hollow Core
The Rational Choice Approach to Politics
In just three decades rational choice theory has emerged as one of the most active, influential, and ambitious subfields in the discipline of political science. Rational choice theory contends that political behavior is best explained through the application of its supposedly “value-neutral” assumptions which posit man as a self-interested, purposeful, maximizing being. Through the logic of methodological individualism, assumptions about human na…
Federal Advisory Committees, Interest Groups, and the Administrative State
The current system of federal advisory committees in the United States is both extensive and expanding. While there are significant differences between specific advisory bodies regarding their constitution, construction, and role in the process of public policy-making, the system itself facilitates the permanent institutionalization of linkages and dependencies between interest associations and federal administrative agencies. Indeed, it moves th…
Predisposed to Oppose
The Concept of Chinese Neo-Authoritarianism
Research Article| November 01 1990 The Concept of Chinese Neo-Authoritarianism: An Exploration and Democratic Critique Mark P. Petracca; Mark P. Petracca Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Mong Xiong Mong Xiong Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Asian Survey (1990) 30 (11): 1099–1117. https://doi.org/10.2307/2644692 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Vid…
"A Comment on "Elections as Filters
(A) Term limit advocates are more interested in changing the qualities and attitudinal characteristics of current legislators than they are in ridding legislatures of allegedly incompetent members. (B) Conversely, the most coherent case against term limits rests in a defense of legislative careerism against the possibility of a legislature filled with amateurs (see Mann 1992; Polsby 1993). Quality, as defined by Mondak, and experience, as defined…
The Return to Second-class Citizenship in China
China's open-door policy toward the West has let in more than Western ideas about dem cracy and free enterprise.1 Along with new sources f foreign capital and technology needed for China's industrialization, Deng Xiaoping's open door has also let in Western ethnocentrism and latent biases against the Chinese. Indeed, an increase in foreign investment in China has helped to create a variety of institutionalized forms of discrimination against Chin…
Response to Martin Shefter
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
A New Defense of State-Imposed Congressional Term Limits
Do states have the authority to limit the legislative terms of their members of Congress? Up until very recently this question was merely hypothetical, pondered by those with the luxury to ask and develop answers to an assortment of constitutional “what if's.” However, the success of the term limitation movement across the nation has moved this hypothetical question to the center stage of relevant constitutional debate. Voters in fifteen states, …
Divided Government and the Risks of Constitutional Reform
Government in the United States is deadlocked, so we are told, incapable of responding to domestic challenges or fulfilling international responsibilities. growing number of thoughtful commentators have described American government as gridlocked, stalled, incoherent, without resolve, bankrupt, rudderless, and in trouble. Divided government is the most frequently specified cause of this predicament. Constitutional reform, dedicated to bridging th…
How Frequent Is Frequent Enough? An Appraisal of the Four-Year Term for House Members
a four-year term for members of the house of representatives is a frequently mentioned component of the current agenda for constitutional reform. the main controversy over the four-year term centers on the issue of how frequently we need elections in order to facilitate the competing goals of political responsiveness and accountability on the one hand and the freedom and capacity to act on the other hand. when it comes to house elections, how fre…
Politics Beyond The End of Liberalism
The End of Liberalism is an ambitious, engaging, and intellectually provocative work even if it is also occasionally ambiguous, ahistorical, assuming, and utopian. This work attempts to build a theory of the modern American political regime which captures its complexity, inherent contradictions, institutional dilemmas, and self-destructive public philosophy. Since America has yet to abandon the politics and public philosophy of interest group lib…
Political Science in China
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
Political Consultants and Democratic Governance
The United States faces a monumental challenge to the practice of democratic governance. This challenge stems, in part, from significant changes in the conceptualization and practice of political campaigning and from the revolutionary effects of the technology deployed in contemporary campaigns (see Abramson, Arterton, and Orren, 1988). Two of the main forces behind this transformation are the rise of professional political consultants and the te…
The Prospects for Presidential Leadership & Political Governance The Power to Lead
Federal Advisory Committees, Interest Groups, and the Administrative State
The current system of federal advisory committees in the United States is both extensive and expanding. While there are significant differences between specific advisory bodies regarding their constitution, construction, and role in the process of public policy-making, the system itself facilitates the permanent institutionalization of linkages and dependencies between interest associations and federal administrative agencies. Indeed, it moves th…
Shaping Political Consciousness
Political Consultants and Democratic Governance
The United States faces a monumental challenge to the practice of democratic governance. This challenge stems, in part, from significant changes in the conceptualization and practice of political campaigning and from the revolutionary effects of the technology deployed in contemporary campaigns (see Abramson, Arterton, and Orren, 1988). Two of the main forces behind this transformation are the rise of professional political consultants and the te…
The Return to Second-class Citizenship in China
China's open-door policy toward the West has let in more than Western ideas about dem cracy and free enterprise.1 Along with new sources f foreign capital and technology needed for China's industrialization, Deng Xiaoping's open door has also let in Western ethnocentrism and latent biases against the Chinese. Indeed, an increase in foreign investment in China has helped to create a variety of institutionalized forms of discrimination against Chin…
Beyond tiananmen square
The momentous events taking place in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union have captured the minds and hearts of people around the world who long to celebrate the outbreak of democracy. Unfortunately, while this epochal transformation of communism has been taking place in Europe, on the other side of the world the Chinese government continues its relentless assault against the forces of democratization, namely China's intellectuals and university s…
The Concept of Chinese Neo-Authoritarianism
Research Article| November 01 1990 The Concept of Chinese Neo-Authoritarianism: An Exploration and Democratic Critique Mark P. Petracca; Mark P. Petracca Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Mong Xiong Mong Xiong Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Asian Survey (1990) 30 (11): 1099–1117. https://doi.org/10.2307/2644692 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Vid…
Teaching Political Science in China
(1990). Teaching Political Science in China: Observations and Suggestions from a Foreign Visitor. Perspectives on Political Science: Vol. 19, No. 4, pp. 209-215
How Frequent Is Frequent Enough? An Appraisal of the Four-Year Term for House Members
a four-year term for members of the house of representatives is a frequently mentioned component of the current agenda for constitutional reform. the main controversy over the four-year term centers on the issue of how frequently we need elections in order to facilitate the competing goals of political responsiveness and accountability on the one hand and the freedom and capacity to act on the other hand. when it comes to house elections, how fre…
Politics Beyond The End of Liberalism
The End of Liberalism is an ambitious, engaging, and intellectually provocative work even if it is also occasionally ambiguous, ahistorical, assuming, and utopian. This work attempts to build a theory of the modern American political regime which captures its complexity, inherent contradictions, institutional dilemmas, and self-destructive public philosophy. Since America has yet to abandon the politics and public philosophy of interest group lib…
Political Science in China
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
Political Science in China
The Rational Choice Approach to Politics
In just three decades rational choice theory has emerged as one of the most active, influential, and ambitious subfields in the discipline of political science. Rational choice theory contends that political behavior is best explained through the application of its supposedly “value-neutral” assumptions which posit man as a self-interested, purposeful, maximizing being. Through the logic of methodological individualism, assumptions about human na…
Divided Government and the Risks of Constitutional Reform
Government in the United States is deadlocked, so we are told, incapable of responding to domestic challenges or fulfilling international responsibilities. growing number of thoughtful commentators have described American government as gridlocked, stalled, incoherent, without resolve, bankrupt, rudderless, and in trouble. Divided government is the most frequently specified cause of this predicament. Constitutional reform, dedicated to bridging th…
Predisposed to Oppose
Response to Martin Shefter
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
The Politics of Interests
Tilling the Field of Interest Group Research
A New Defense of State-Imposed Congressional Term Limits
Do states have the authority to limit the legislative terms of their members of Congress? Up until very recently this question was merely hypothetical, pondered by those with the luxury to ask and develop answers to an assortment of constitutional “what if's.” However, the success of the term limitation movement across the nation has moved this hypothetical question to the center stage of relevant constitutional debate. Voters in fifteen states, …
Term-limitation express
The Hollow Core
Reversals of Fortune
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
"A Comment on "Elections as Filters
(A) Term limit advocates are more interested in changing the qualities and attitudinal characteristics of current legislators than they are in ridding legislatures of allegedly incompetent members. (B) Conversely, the most coherent case against term limits rests in a defense of legislative careerism against the possibility of a legislature filled with amateurs (see Mann 1992; Polsby 1993). Quality, as defined by Mondak, and experience, as defined…
Cal-lrvine Not Overrated by NRC
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
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