A Lawrence Lowell
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 969686 |
|---|---|
| NOME | A Lawrence Lowell |
| PRENOMES | A Lawrence |
| SOBRENOME | Lowell |
| ASSINATURA | LOWELL A L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Harvard University Press |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 15 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1895 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1948 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Patterns of Principles
TO the late President Lowell one of the aims of education was the formation of personal convictions and principles which would serve men as guides to conduct in their work and in their relations with others. The existence of such principles, he felt, was necessary for a stable and healthy society. On more than one occasion he expressed his concern that of late men seemed to be guided in their conduct less by fundamental convictions than by expedi…
The Frontiers of the United States
The Evolution of Democracy
Alternatives before the League
A Book for Presidents
The Present Crisis in Democracy
Manchuria, the League, and the United States
Self-Education in Harvard College
(1930). Self-Education in Harvard College. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 65-72
Selected Poems of Amy Lowell
The Imperial Conference
The Future of the League
The Treaty-Making Power of Canada
Expert Administrators in Popular Government
Presidents, governors and mayors certainly cannot be experts in all the matters with which they are called upon to deal, nor, as a rule, are they thoroughly expert in any of them; and in fact this is generally true of officers elected to administer public affairs. We cannot, therefore, avoid the question whether they do, or do not, need expert assistance if the government is to be efficiently conducted. The problem is not new, for the world strug…
Democracy and the Organization of Political Parties
These effects of the dwindling of individuality and the growth of formalism in political life, which have come to light in each of the different aspects from which we have successively considered the work of the Caucus, culminate and are summed up in a way in the highest sphere of political relations, that of the leadership. This sphere had all the less chance of escaping them because the leadership was the visible objective of the Caucus, and pr…
The Government of Dependencies
Oscillations in Politics
The Referendum, and Initiative
The Government of Dependencies
Expert Administrators in Popular Government
Presidents, governors and mayors certainly cannot be experts in all the matters with which they are called upon to deal, nor, as a rule, are they thoroughly expert in any of them; and in fact this is generally true of officers elected to administer public affairs. We cannot, therefore, avoid the question whether they do, or do not, need expert assistance if the government is to be efficiently conducted. The problem is not new, for the world strug…
Oscillations in Politics
The Present Crisis in Democracy
The Imperial Conference
The Referendum, and Initiative
Oscillations in Politics
The Government of Dependencies
Democracy and the Organization of Political Parties
These effects of the dwindling of individuality and the growth of formalism in political life, which have come to light in each of the different aspects from which we have successively considered the work of the Caucus, culminate and are summed up in a way in the highest sphere of political relations, that of the leadership. This sphere had all the less chance of escaping them because the leadership was the visible objective of the Caucus, and pr…
Expert Administrators in Popular Government
Presidents, governors and mayors certainly cannot be experts in all the matters with which they are called upon to deal, nor, as a rule, are they thoroughly expert in any of them; and in fact this is generally true of officers elected to administer public affairs. We cannot, therefore, avoid the question whether they do, or do not, need expert assistance if the government is to be efficiently conducted. The problem is not new, for the world strug…
The Treaty-Making Power of Canada
The Future of the League
The Imperial Conference
Selected Poems of Amy Lowell
Self-Education in Harvard College
(1930). Self-Education in Harvard College. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 65-72
Manchuria, the League, and the United States
The Present Crisis in Democracy
A Book for Presidents
Alternatives before the League
The Evolution of Democracy
The Frontiers of the United States
Patterns of Principles
TO the late President Lowell one of the aims of education was the formation of personal convictions and principles which would serve men as guides to conduct in their work and in their relations with others. The existence of such principles, he felt, was necessary for a stable and healthy society. On more than one occasion he expressed his concern that of late men seemed to be guided in their conduct less by fundamental convictions than by expedi…
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