Leslie Lipson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 300894 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Leslie Lipson |
| PRENOMES | Leslie |
| SOBRENOME | Lipson |
| ASSINATURA | LIPSON L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of California, Berkeley |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 29 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1937 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Ethical Crises of Civilization
Power, Principles, and Democracy
European Responses to the American Revolution
The American Revolution has influenced Europe in three ways. First came the impact of the Declara tion in creating a new state. This was the earliest occasion when a colony rebelled and asserted its own right to self- government and nation-statehood. In the nineteenth century, Spain and Portugal lost their colonies in Latin America, and the British began the grant of self-government to theirs. Sec ond, the United States was imbued with the philos…
Superman and Common Men
Nato
Political Oppositions in Western Democracies. Robert A. Dahl
Revolution in Brazil
The Character of American Politics Today
Party Systems in the United Kingdom and the Older Commonwealth
The Comparative Method in Political Studies
Le système des partis politiques en Suisse
Lipson Leslie. Le système des partis politiques en Suisse. In: Revue française de science politique, 6e année, n°4, 1956. pp. 813-832
Common Ground and Emerging Conflicts Between the British Parties
An Introductory Textbook
The Great Issues of Politics. An Introduction to Political Science
The Two-Party System in British Politics
Britain may fairly be called the classic home of two-party government. This claim is justifiable because of some characteristics for which the system, as employed in Britain, is distinctive. Chief among these is its long duration. Although there is room for disagreement among historians about the time and circumstances of its birth, it would be difficult to deny that two-party government was established earlier, has lasted longer, and at the pres…
New Zealand
The Prospects of Representative Democracy
The British Commonwealth in a Changing World
We cannot pierce the future; we can only look back to the past. Any objective review of the past gives reason for cautious optimism for the future, but we must have courage and patience. Courage has been defined as the memory of past successes. The record of the United Nations in the matter of human rights and fundamental freedoms does, I submit, show real success. We know too that we have on our side all the best men and women
The Executive Branch in New State Constitutions
are more revealing than their formal acceptance of the role of administration in modern government. The institutional crisis caused by the extension of governmental functions has produced, like the ripples from a stone, a series of concentric changes whose effects are not yet expended. For more than a century after 1776 the driving elements of popular distrust, legislative jealousy, and laissez faire dogma combined in the erosion of executive pow…
The Politics of Equality
The Politics of Equality
III. Reconversion in Australia and New Zealand
Democracy and Socialism in New Zealand
The swing to the left, discernible at present in many countries, has given a new urgency to the old problem of hyphenating the politics of democracy to the economics of socialism. What was in the past mainly a matter of theoretical discussion and parliamentary rhetoric has shifted to the stage of legislative enactment and executive application. It is worth while, therefore, to pay attention to some of the world's smaller states whose experiments …
The New Zealand Means Test
How Social Security Works in New Zealand
Party Systems in the United Kingdom and the Older Commonwealth
The Two-Party System in British Politics
Britain may fairly be called the classic home of two-party government. This claim is justifiable because of some characteristics for which the system, as employed in Britain, is distinctive. Chief among these is its long duration. Although there is room for disagreement among historians about the time and circumstances of its birth, it would be difficult to deny that two-party government was established earlier, has lasted longer, and at the pres…
Revolution in Brazil
European Responses to the American Revolution
The American Revolution has influenced Europe in three ways. First came the impact of the Declara tion in creating a new state. This was the earliest occasion when a colony rebelled and asserted its own right to self- government and nation-statehood. In the nineteenth century, Spain and Portugal lost their colonies in Latin America, and the British began the grant of self-government to theirs. Sec ond, the United States was imbued with the philos…
The Comparative Method in Political Studies
Power, Principles, and Democracy
Le système des partis politiques en Suisse
Lipson Leslie. Le système des partis politiques en Suisse. In: Revue française de science politique, 6e année, n°4, 1956. pp. 813-832
Public Administration . Harvey Walker
Influence of the Governor upon Legislation
EGISLATIVE leadership is the theme of this paper. It is a problem on whose solution the success of democratic institutions depends. Legislatures must be efficient instruments of government, and this they cannot be unless they are properly led. Nothing is more depressing to believers in democracy than the spectacle of a legislature drifting aimlessly and at hazard, without captain, compass, or chart. Time is frittered away, discussion drags on, co…
Education and Training of Personnel in New Zealand
democracy was born. Nor was the conjunction accidental. A citizenry newly enfranchised sought to develop the resources of a young country and to alleviate economic distress through the power of a state which was theirs to use. Inaugurated in the seventies, a tremendous expansion of governmental activity was accelerated in the nineties, persisted through the last war and the early twenties, and was revived in the latter part of the thirties. Unfor…
The origins of the Caucus in New Zealand
The New Zealand Means Test
How Social Security Works in New Zealand
III. Reconversion in Australia and New Zealand
Democracy and Socialism in New Zealand
The swing to the left, discernible at present in many countries, has given a new urgency to the old problem of hyphenating the politics of democracy to the economics of socialism. What was in the past mainly a matter of theoretical discussion and parliamentary rhetoric has shifted to the stage of legislative enactment and executive application. It is worth while, therefore, to pay attention to some of the world's smaller states whose experiments …
The Prospects of Representative Democracy
The British Commonwealth in a Changing World
We cannot pierce the future; we can only look back to the past. Any objective review of the past gives reason for cautious optimism for the future, but we must have courage and patience. Courage has been defined as the memory of past successes. The record of the United Nations in the matter of human rights and fundamental freedoms does, I submit, show real success. We know too that we have on our side all the best men and women
The Executive Branch in New State Constitutions
are more revealing than their formal acceptance of the role of administration in modern government. The institutional crisis caused by the extension of governmental functions has produced, like the ripples from a stone, a series of concentric changes whose effects are not yet expended. For more than a century after 1776 the driving elements of popular distrust, legislative jealousy, and laissez faire dogma combined in the erosion of executive pow…
The Politics of Equality
The Politics of Equality
New Zealand
The Two-Party System in British Politics
Britain may fairly be called the classic home of two-party government. This claim is justifiable because of some characteristics for which the system, as employed in Britain, is distinctive. Chief among these is its long duration. Although there is room for disagreement among historians about the time and circumstances of its birth, it would be difficult to deny that two-party government was established earlier, has lasted longer, and at the pres…
The Great Issues of Politics. An Introduction to Political Science
An Introductory Textbook
Le système des partis politiques en Suisse
Lipson Leslie. Le système des partis politiques en Suisse. In: Revue française de science politique, 6e année, n°4, 1956. pp. 813-832
Common Ground and Emerging Conflicts Between the British Parties
The Comparative Method in Political Studies
Party Systems in the United Kingdom and the Older Commonwealth
The Character of American Politics Today
Revolution in Brazil
Political Oppositions in Western Democracies. Robert A. Dahl
Nato
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