Kenneth M Dolbeare
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 287349 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Kenneth M Dolbeare |
| PRENOMES | Kenneth M |
| SOBRENOME | Dolbeare |
| ASSINATURA | DOLBEARE K M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Massachusetts Amherst |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1968 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Decay of Liberal Democracy
Liberal democracy is decaying because its values have been carried to excess or are obsolete for effectively addressing society's contemporary challenges. The loss of American military, technological, and economic hegemony—through the rise of competitors and increased interdependence—has threatened the nation's sense of ideological superiority, social coherence, and purpose. The prospects for a democratic renewal will require first, an enabling c…
Ideology and Policy Research
Ideology and policy research are intertwined in many ways; an example is Murray's Losing Ground which uses "science" to justify racial, sexual, and class discrimination. Murray is utterly faithful to the neoconservative version of how liberalism went wrong in the 1960s. He says an intellectual elite shifted the blame for poverty, crime and low achievement to "the system" destroying individual responsibility. But his argument is not supported by e…
Friendly Fascism
Believing Skeptics
Utilization-Focused Evaluation. Michael Q. Patton
Income and Ideology
Income and Ideology
The New American Government Textbooks
Law as an Instrument of Public Policy
American Ideologies
The School Prayer Decisions
Panels in Public Policy and Public Administration 1973 Apsa Convention, New Orleans
The School Prayer Decisions
The School Prayer Decisions
Selective Service
Power and Change in the United States
Little groups of neighbors—American Draft Boards
Prayer in the Public Schools
The Political Party Basis of Attitudes Toward the Supreme Court
What are the main determinants of public attitudes toward the Supreme Court? Do they stem from the fact that one's political party controls the White House? The authors find the answers from Gallup surveys, from questions asked by the Michigan and Berkeley Survey Research Centers, and from a comprehensive study by the Wisconsin Survey Research Laboratory in 1966
The Political Party Basis of Attitudes Toward the Supreme Court
What are the main determinants of public attitudes toward the Supreme Court? Do they stem from the fact that one's political party controls the White House? The authors find the answers from Gallup surveys, from questions asked by the Michigan and Berkeley Survey Research Centers, and from a comprehensive study by the Wisconsin Survey Research Laboratory in 1966
Law as an Instrument of Public Policy
The New American Government Textbooks
The Decay of Liberal Democracy
Liberal democracy is decaying because its values have been carried to excess or are obsolete for effectively addressing society's contemporary challenges. The loss of American military, technological, and economic hegemony—through the rise of competitors and increased interdependence—has threatened the nation's sense of ideological superiority, social coherence, and purpose. The prospects for a democratic renewal will require first, an enabling c…
Ideology and Policy Research
Ideology and policy research are intertwined in many ways; an example is Murray's Losing Ground which uses "science" to justify racial, sexual, and class discrimination. Murray is utterly faithful to the neoconservative version of how liberalism went wrong in the 1960s. He says an intellectual elite shifted the blame for poverty, crime and low achievement to "the system" destroying individual responsibility. But his argument is not supported by e…
Friendly Fascism
The Political Party Basis of Attitudes Toward the Supreme Court
What are the main determinants of public attitudes toward the Supreme Court? Do they stem from the fact that one's political party controls the White House? The authors find the answers from Gallup surveys, from questions asked by the Michigan and Berkeley Survey Research Centers, and from a comprehensive study by the Wisconsin Survey Research Laboratory in 1966
Little groups of neighbors—American Draft Boards
Prayer in the Public Schools
Selective Service
Power and Change in the United States
American Ideologies
The School Prayer Decisions
Panels in Public Policy and Public Administration 1973 Apsa Convention, New Orleans
The School Prayer Decisions
The School Prayer Decisions
The New American Government Textbooks
Law as an Instrument of Public Policy
Income and Ideology
Income and Ideology
Believing Skeptics
Utilization-Focused Evaluation. Michael Q. Patton
Friendly Fascism
Ideology and Policy Research
Ideology and policy research are intertwined in many ways; an example is Murray's Losing Ground which uses "science" to justify racial, sexual, and class discrimination. Murray is utterly faithful to the neoconservative version of how liberalism went wrong in the 1960s. He says an intellectual elite shifted the blame for poverty, crime and low achievement to "the system" destroying individual responsibility. But his argument is not supported by e…
The Decay of Liberal Democracy
Liberal democracy is decaying because its values have been carried to excess or are obsolete for effectively addressing society's contemporary challenges. The loss of American military, technological, and economic hegemony—through the rise of competitors and increased interdependence—has threatened the nation's sense of ideological superiority, social coherence, and purpose. The prospects for a democratic renewal will require first, an enabling c…
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