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Mr. Nixon’s Voluntarism: Whatever Happened to a Campaign Idea?
Reluctantly, liberal Democrat that I am, I must admit that the Nixon Administration has come up with a rather good idea.
Consensus and Reforms in the 'Great Society'
One main reason the Great Society never took of was that its programs were not buttressed by a thorough bargaining process with the appropriate interests.
Toward a Keynesian Theory of Social Processes
”Toward a Keynesian Theory of Social Processes,” World Politics XXII, No. 1 (October 1969), pp. 140-147. (Everett E. Hagen and Stephanie F.T. White, Great Britain: Quiet Revolution in Planning, and J.P. Nettl, Political Mobilization: A Sociological Analysis of Methods and Concepts.)
A Nixonian Seer
“A Nixonian Seer,” Psychiatry and Social Science Review 3, No. 8 (August 1969), pp. 18-20 (Peter F. Drucker, The Age of Discontinuity.)
The Fallacy of Decentralization
In 1947, I was delivering hay from Tel Yoseph, an Israeli kibbutz, to Ein Harod, another kibbutx less than a mile away.
Man and Society: The Inauthentic Condition
Among sociologists and social psychologists the concept of 'basic human needs' is held in low regard.
Agency for Technological Development for Domestic Programs
The period of change of administrations in Washington is a time when federal reorganization is given special attention.
Insuring the Poor
Despite repeated publication of the relevant statistics, many Americans still believe the War on Poverty merely represents a wasteful expenditure of government funds.
Comparative Perspectives on Social Change
American Journal of Sociology 74, No. 4 (January 1969), p. 423 (S.N. Eisenstadt (ed.), Comparative Perspectives on Social Change.)
Chinese Lessons
“Chinese Lessons,” Psychiatry and Social Science Review 3, No. 1 (January 1969), pp. 5-7. (Robert J. Lifton, Revolutionary Immortality).
Social-Psychological Aspects of International Relations
The study of the conditions under which a just and stable peace can be achieved constitutes the main core of contemporary analysesof international relations; hence, the following discussion focuses on the issues and problems in applying social psychology to the prevention of war.
On the Need for More Analysis and the Instruments for Its Advancement
Behavioral Science, Vol. 14, No. 1 (January 1969), p. 47-50.
Swords, Ploughshares and P.R.
On Sept. 26, 1968 - the date is important - Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford declared that he was mobilizing the resources of the defense establishment in a determined attack on some of the nations basic domestic problems.
Basic Human Needs: Alienation and Inauthenticity
This article presents a case for the usefullness of the concept of basic human needs.
America’s Alienated Majority
The man moving into the White House next January will be mistaken if he assumes it is merely the Left, students, and intellectuals who are deeply alienated from the American political system.
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