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The Healthy Boundaries Of Democracy, Daniel J. Mahoney

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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A Thinker You Should Know: Bertrand De Jouvenel, Daniel J. Mahoney

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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The Specter Of Soft Totalitarianism, Daniel J. Mahoney

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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Rescuing Culture From "Cultural Appropriation", Daniel J. Mahoney

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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Response To Susan Meld Shell, Geoffrey M. Vaughan

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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Natural Rights And History: Hugo Grotius's Modern Translation Of Aristotle, Jeremy Seth Geddert

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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Jurgen Habermas, The Lure Of Technocracy, Geoffrey M. Vaughan

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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Political Action And The Primacy Of The Good: The Theological-Political Reflection Of Pierre Manent, Daniel J. Mahoney

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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Review Of On Sovereignty And Other Political Delusions By Joan Cocks And Freedom Beyond Sovereignty: Reconstructing Liberal Individualism By Sharon Krause, Bernard J. Dobski

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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A Constitutional Welfare State, Greg Weiner

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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Moynihan And The Neocons, Greg Weiner

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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"James Madison Problems": Three New Works, Greg Weiner

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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Our Friendly Visitors: A New Book Examines Foreign Observations Of American Democracy, Daniel J. Mahoney

Political Science Department Faculty Works

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A Measure Of Net Dependency Between The Economies Of The Usa And Its Major Trading Partners, Demetri Kantarelis

Economics, Finance and International Business Department Faculty Works

How interdependent are the economies of the USA and its trading partners and how does their net dependency evolve through time? In an attempt to answer these questions, a measure of bilateral net dependency between the USA and a trading partner nation (i) is proposed where net dependency is defined as the difference between USA’s dependency on i minus i’s dependency on the USA. Dependency between the US and a trading partner is measured as the ratio of trade between them over respective GDP plus imports from the trading partner with imports weighted by a degree of importance. Based on …

The Poverty Of "Corruption": On Reframing The Debate On Money In Politics, Molly Brigid Mcgrath, Robert G. Boatright

Philosophy Department Faculty Works

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Toward A More Inclusive Community: The Legacy Of Female Reformers In The Progressive State, Carol Nackenoff

Political Science Faculty Works

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Creating Knowledge, Volume 9, 2016

Creating Knowledge

Dear Students, Colleagues, Alumni and Friends,

Throughout my career as faculty and administrator in higher education I have been honored with the opportunity to introduce and celebrate the publication of scholarly work by colleagues and graduate students in many disciplines and institutions around the world. After more than three decades of doing so, this is the first time that I have the pleasure of introducing a formal publication of work created by a talented group of undergraduate scholars. This honor is further magnified by the fact that beyond its formal format, this is a reviewed publication of extraordinary rigor and …

Campaigning On Youtube: Messaging And Online Communication In The 2016 Presidential Nomination Process, Abraham Krieger

Honors Theses

The Internet has become an important media environment in the context of political campaigns. This research examines YouTube, the most popular website for video content, in order to understand how the platform fits into the broader media landscape and analyzes the messaging content of leading candidates seeking the 2016 nomination. It tests several hypotheses about the YouTube content posted by the campaigns of Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Bernie Sanders, and Hillary Clinton, during the period from the announcement of their candidacies through February 10, 2016. The research finds that campaigns upload varying amounts and types of content and that they …

Ben H. Bagdikian Papers And Manuscripts, Ben H. Bagdikian

Archives & Special Collections Finding Aids

Ben Bagdikian (1920-2016) graduated from Clark University in 1941 before becoming a journalist. He reported on prisons, poverty and civil rights and won the Pulitzer Prize. While Bagdikian was an editor at The Washington Post, Daniel Ellsberg gave him a top-secret history of the Vietnam War, The Pentagon Papers. Bagdikian gave a copy to a senator who read them into the Congressional Record. These papers include speeches and articles and research materials and manuscripts for his books, Media Monopoly, Double Vision, In the Midst of Plenty, Caged, and The Memoir of Lydia Bagdikian.

Communication And Citizen Participation In Southern Local Politics: A Disconnect Between Municipalities And Constituents, Rachael B. Houston

Bridges: A Journal of Student Research

Despite the fact that 96 percent of all political contests in the United States are for local offices, citizens are far more likely to participate in national elections and forgo exercising their voice in local politics. And, although academic literature has focused extensively on citizen participation at the national level, local-level democracy has often been neglected. This neglect may be caused by a lack of interaction between constituencies and city mayors and managers. Without effective communication between both groups, citizens will be unaware of opportunities to affect social and fiscal policies in their communities. Scholars know little about the perceptions …