Matthew Holden Jr

Matthew Holden is a man who stands astride what, in the late twentieth century, are often thought to be contradictions. He has been, at different times in his life, both a serious, theoretically informed scholar and public official. Insistent upon the centrality to politics of the exercise of power and the maintenance of order, he is at the same time a serious, believing Christian. A modern, behaviorally driven political scientist, he is also a student of history, both of politics and the discipline itself. Finally, while he has done cuttingedge work on race in the American political order, he is also insistent upon placing this problem within the universal questions of politics. It is the unique characteristic of the man who we honor this year as the president of the American Political Science Association that, in his skillful and rigorous hands, these seeming contradictions do not seem like contradictions at all

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• People and politics in urban society.

  Harlan Hahn•People and politics in urban…•1972

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• The White Man's Burden

  W M Phillips, William Phillips et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1976

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• The Politics of Local Justice

  Philip J Hannon, James R Klonoski et al.•The Western Political Quarterly•1970

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• Varieties of Political Conservatism

  Thomas E Pallas, Matthew Holden et al.•The Western Political Quarterly•1975

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• Litigation and the Political Order

  Open Access•Matthew Holden, Matthew T G Holden•The Western Political Quarterly•1963

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• Black Political Life in the United States

  Open Access•Julian Ellison•The Review of Black Political…•1973

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• Black Politicians in the Time of the “New” Urban Politics

  Open Access•Matthew Holden, Matthew H Holden•The Review of Black Political…•1971

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• Continuity and Disruption

  Herbert Kaufman, Matthew Holden et al.•Public Administration Review•1998

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• African Americans and the Living Constitution

  Mark Whitman, John Hope Franklin et al.•The Journal of Southern History•1996

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• The Governance of the Metropolis as a Problem in Diplomacy

  Matthew Holden, Matthew T G Holden et al.•The Journal of Politics•1964

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• The New Urbanization

  Willis D Hawley, Scott L Greer et al.•American Sociological Review•1969

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• "Imperialism" in Bureaucracy

  Open Access•Matthew Holden, Matthew H Holden•American Political Science Review•1966

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• Ethnic Accommodation in a Historical Case

  Open Access•Matthew Holden, Matthew H Holden•Comparative Studies in Society…•1966

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