Roland L Warren
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3610294 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Roland L Warren |
| PRENOMES | Roland L |
| SOBRENOME | Warren |
| ASSINATURA | WARREN R L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Brandeis University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 62 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1941 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1993 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Loyal Dissenter
Journal Article Loyal Dissenter: The Life and Times of Robert Pike. By Roland L. Warren. (Lanham: University Press of America, 1992. vi + 248 pp. $37.50, ISBN 0-8191-8472-1.) Get access Larry Gragg Larry Gragg University of Missouri, Rolla, Missouri Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 80, Issue 2, September 1993, Pages 639–640, https://doi.org/10.2307/2079894 Published: 01 S…
Social Change and Human Purpose
Families in the Energy Crisis
Social Change in the Twentieth Century
Black Neighborhoods
The Structure of Urban Reform
Comprehensive Planning and Coordination
Comprehensive planning and coordination constitute the prevailing strategy for addressing the social problems of American cities. A current example is the Model Cities program. The strategy has been severely criticized by social scientists and practitioners for its faulty assumptions regarding social dynamics, its ineffectiveness, and its requirement of an authoritarian central decisionmaking structure in order to be made effective. Yet it receiv…
Politics and the Ghettos
Mental health planning and model cities
Politics and the Ghettos
Soziologie der amerikanischen Gemeinde
Während die kritische Diskussion über die Folgen von zweieinhalb Jahrzehnten Woh nungsbau und die Erfordernisse des künftigen Städtebaus in der Bundesrepublik gerade erst richtig in Gang zu kommen sch
Toward a Non-Utopian Normative Model of the Community
Sociologists have contributed little to normative models of the community. Recently, the economist Mancur Olson has revived the issue of normative models by constructing one from Parsonian theory and contrasting it with the economist's ideal model. His assertion that the two are incompatible is based on an ambiguity within Parsonian system theory surrouinding Parsons' assertion that social systems imply shared values. A method of approaching comm…
The Interaction of Community Decision Organizations
The author is a member of the faculty of the Florence Heller Graduate School for Advanced Studies in Social Welfare at Brandeis University. The research on which this paper is based was supported by a Public Health Service research career program award (No. K3-MH-21,869) and a supplementary grant (No. MH-11085-02)
Perspectives on the American Community
Constituency Politics
Purposive community change in consensus and dissensus situations
The Surburban Society
The conflict intersystem and the change agent
Social Research Consultation
Casework Service to Chronically Dependent Multiproblem Families
Toward a Reformulation of Community Theory
Few students of the community are satisfied with current theoretical approaches to this perplexing social group. Little advance has been made in the decades since MacIver gave theoretical formulation to the concept of the community; since Park, Burgess, and others of the Chicago school made their rich strike of valuable ore in the veins of the ecological approach; or since Wilson, Galpin, and Sanderson devised ways for operationally defining, del…
Studying Your Community
Elements of Sociology
Sociology
Sociology An Introduction
Toward a Non-Utopian Normative Model of the Community
Sociologists have contributed little to normative models of the community. Recently, the economist Mancur Olson has revived the issue of normative models by constructing one from Parsonian theory and contrasting it with the economist's ideal model. His assertion that the two are incompatible is based on an ambiguity within Parsonian system theory surrouinding Parsons' assertion that social systems imply shared values. A method of approaching comm…
Comprehensive Planning and Coordination
Comprehensive planning and coordination constitute the prevailing strategy for addressing the social problems of American cities. A current example is the Model Cities program. The strategy has been severely criticized by social scientists and practitioners for its faulty assumptions regarding social dynamics, its ineffectiveness, and its requirement of an authoritarian central decisionmaking structure in order to be made effective. Yet it receiv…
Perspectives on the American Community
The Interaction of Community Decision Organizations
The author is a member of the faculty of the Florence Heller Graduate School for Advanced Studies in Social Welfare at Brandeis University. The research on which this paper is based was supported by a Public Health Service research career program award (No. K3-MH-21,869) and a supplementary grant (No. MH-11085-02)
Sociology
Social Disorganization and the Interrelationship of Cultural Roles
Purposive community change in consensus and dissensus situations
The conflict intersystem and the change agent
Toward a Reformulation of Community Theory
Few students of the community are satisfied with current theoretical approaches to this perplexing social group. Little advance has been made in the decades since MacIver gave theoretical formulation to the concept of the community; since Park, Burgess, and others of the Chicago school made their rich strike of valuable ore in the veins of the ecological approach; or since Wilson, Galpin, and Sanderson devised ways for operationally defining, del…
Families in the Energy Crisis
Politics and the Ghettos
Casework Service to Chronically Dependent Multiproblem Families
Sociology An Introduction
The Naval Reserve Officer
Fascism and the Church
T HE growth of fascism has given new meaning to the age-old struggle of church and state. Ultimately, there is not room for the ideals of fascism and those of the church in any given country, for each is set up as a creed and an institution designed to demand complete submission from the individual. One logically supersedes the other, for however their beliefs may vary, their structure and methods are similar in many important respects, and they …
Fascism and the Church
T HE growth of fascism has given new meaning to the age-old struggle of church and state. Ultimately, there is not room for the ideals of fascism and those of the church in any given country, for each is set up as a creed and an institution designed to demand complete submission from the individual. One logically supersedes the other, for however their beliefs may vary, their structure and methods are similar in many important respects, and they …
The Naval Reserve Officer
Social Disorganization and the Interrelationship of Cultural Roles
Sociology
Sociology An Introduction
Elements of Sociology
Studying Your Community
Toward a Reformulation of Community Theory
Few students of the community are satisfied with current theoretical approaches to this perplexing social group. Little advance has been made in the decades since MacIver gave theoretical formulation to the concept of the community; since Park, Burgess, and others of the Chicago school made their rich strike of valuable ore in the veins of the ecological approach; or since Wilson, Galpin, and Sanderson devised ways for operationally defining, del…
Casework Service to Chronically Dependent Multiproblem Families
The conflict intersystem and the change agent
Social Research Consultation
Constituency Politics
Purposive community change in consensus and dissensus situations
The Surburban Society
The Interaction of Community Decision Organizations
The author is a member of the faculty of the Florence Heller Graduate School for Advanced Studies in Social Welfare at Brandeis University. The research on which this paper is based was supported by a Public Health Service research career program award (No. K3-MH-21,869) and a supplementary grant (No. MH-11085-02)
Perspectives on the American Community
Soziologie der amerikanischen Gemeinde
Während die kritische Diskussion über die Folgen von zweieinhalb Jahrzehnten Woh nungsbau und die Erfordernisse des künftigen Städtebaus in der Bundesrepublik gerade erst richtig in Gang zu kommen sch
Toward a Non-Utopian Normative Model of the Community
Sociologists have contributed little to normative models of the community. Recently, the economist Mancur Olson has revived the issue of normative models by constructing one from Parsonian theory and contrasting it with the economist's ideal model. His assertion that the two are incompatible is based on an ambiguity within Parsonian system theory surrouinding Parsons' assertion that social systems imply shared values. A method of approaching comm…
Politics and the Ghettos
Mental health planning and model cities
Politics and the Ghettos
Comprehensive Planning and Coordination
Comprehensive planning and coordination constitute the prevailing strategy for addressing the social problems of American cities. A current example is the Model Cities program. The strategy has been severely criticized by social scientists and practitioners for its faulty assumptions regarding social dynamics, its ineffectiveness, and its requirement of an authoritarian central decisionmaking structure in order to be made effective. Yet it receiv…
The Structure of Urban Reform
Black Neighborhoods
Social Change in the Twentieth Century
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