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9. The Academic Labor Market: With Special Reference to Political Science

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Rintala, Marvin and Dreijmanis, John

Abstract

The academic labor market i1s a fact of life for all present and prospective academicians. Like some other important facts of academic life, it has remained largely unexamined. This article is an analysts of the academic labor market. While there are specific references to political science, they serve to illustrate the operations of the market in general. A reliable sociology orf knowledge is still in an embryonic stage of development. Even a sociology of the knowledgeable remains to be realized.1 American political scientists, many of whom are ahistorical, have devoted little attention to the history and sociology of political science as an academic discipline. As the authoTs of a pioneering work on the discipline noted, "most American political scientists are largely unfamiliar with the origins and early evolution of their discipline."2 To the extent that political scientists lack disciplinary self-consciousness, political science as an academic discipline remains underdeveloped., Journal of Educational Thought / Revue de la Pensée Educative, Vol 6 No 2 (1972)

Published
2018
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13. Communications

Author

Singer, J. David and Rintala, Marvin

Published
1970

21. Tom Wilson

Author

Rintala, Marvin

Published
1968

23. Barry Goldwater

Author

Rintala, Marvin

Subjects
Barry Goldwater (Book), Books -- Book reviews, Philosophy and religion
Abstract

Arizona and its most famous son receive almost equal emphasis in Barry Goldwater, a serious study by Robert Alan Goldberg, a historian at the University of Utah. Everyone interested in [...]

Published
1996

31. Reviews of Book

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Cartledge, Paul, primary, Mccoy, W. J., additional, Zeitlin, Irving M., additional, Treadgold, Warren, additional, Showalter, Dennis E., additional, Van Houts, Elisabeth M. C., additional, Cantor, Norman F., additional, Latham, J. D., additional, Shepard, Jonathan, additional, Jackson, Peter, additional, Wink, André, additional, Smith, Brendan, additional, Friel, Ian, additional, Prakash, Om, additional, Parrott, David, additional, Lenman, Bruce P., additional, William, Glyndwr, additional, Collins, Michael, additional, Bassford, Christopher, additional, Etherington, Norman, additional, Akenson, Donald Harman, additional, Altman, Ida, additional, Keyserlingk, Robert H., additional, Handy, Jim, additional, Clow, Richmond L., additional, Marcus, Harold, additional, Chandler, Andrew, additional, Hoerder, Dirk, additional, Healy, David, additional, Reeves, Nicholas, additional, Burk, Kathleen, additional, Pappe, Ilan, additional, Carley, Michael Jabara, additional, Marples, David R., additional, Bosworth, Richard, additional, Hamish Ion, A., additional, Rintala, Marvin, additional, Held, Joseph, additional, Hall, David I., additional, Trotter, Ann, additional, Milward, Alan S., additional, Fischer-Galati, Stephen, additional, Tomlinson, B. R., additional, Newton, Ronald C., additional, Aronsen, Lawrence, additional, Kunz, Diane B., additional, Granatstein, J. L., additional, Adler, Philip J., additional, Bishku, Michael B., additional, Mead, Walter B., additional, Pye, Lucian W., additional, Esman, Milton J., additional, Mcneill, William H., additional, Reid, Brian Holden, additional, Vasquez, John A., additional, Freedman, Lawrence, additional, and Walker, Tom, additional

Published
1994
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32. Reviews of Books

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Millar, Fergus, primary, Lightfoot, C.S., additional, Blake, N.F., additional, Wolf, Kenneth Baxter, additional, Keen, M.H., additional, Wink, André, additional, Maltby, William S., additional, Parker, Geoffrey, additional, Sonnino, Paul, additional, Kessell, John L., additional, Liebel-Weckowicz, H., additional, Mohan, Daniel, additional, Mueller, Christine L., additional, Thompson, Neville, additional, Stuart, Reginald C., additional, Young, Chester Raymond, additional, Schoonover, Thomas, additional, Laracy, Hugh, additional, Bew, Paul, additional, Ravindranathan, T.R., additional, Boutilier, James A., additional, Flint, John, additional, Jackman, S.W., additional, Morton, Desmond, additional, Miller, Stuart Creighton, additional, Waterbury, John, additional, Godley, Michael R., additional, Gollin, Alfred, additional, Marks, Sally, additional, Williamson, Samuel R., additional, Trumpener, Ulrich, additional, Keiger, J.F.V., additional, McFadden, David W., additional, Cassels, Alan, additional, Rintala, Marvin, additional, Hadley, Michael L., additional, Muller, Richard R., additional, MacKenzie, David, additional, Stafford, David, additional, Mackenzie, Hector, additional, Short, Anthony, additional, Fry, Michael, additional, Malcolmson, Robert, additional, Jones, Priscilla Dale, additional, Peretz, Don, additional, Kunz, Diane B., additional, Goldsworthy, David, additional, MacDonald, Barbie, additional, Newton, Ronald C., additional, Goodman, Allan E., additional, Gabriel, Richard A., additional, Lebow, Richard Ned, additional, Jervis, Robert, additional, Lawson, Fred H., additional, Carver, Michael, additional, Wark, Wesley K., additional, and Siverson, Randolph M., additional

Published
1992
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45. Renamed Roses: Lloyd George, Churchill, and the House of Lords

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Rintala, Marvin

Abstract

Abstract:Together, and predictably, David Lloyd George and Winston Churchill used the Budget of 1909 to destroy the legislative power of the House of the Lords, the last instrument of power of the landed aristocrats who had ruled Britain for so long. Arnold Bennett's hypothesis, that the continuing prestige of the House of Lords would attract even the most disdainful members of the House or Commons when they were defeated by advancing age, is tested by the examples of Lloyd George and Churchill.

Published
1985

46. Made in Birmingham: Lloyd George, Chamberlain, and the Boer War

Author

Rintala, Marvin

Abstract

Abstract:In illustration of the politics of conscience, David Lloyd George risked power, prestige, and wealth by opposing the Boer War. By speaking against the war in Birmingham, political home of Joseph Chamberlain—whose war it was—Lloyd George also risked his life. It was his courage in Birmingham that made Lloyd George's political career.

Published
1988

47. Family Portrait: Churchills at Drink

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Rintala, Marvin

Abstract

Abstract:Many British politicians have been heavy drinkers. Winston Churchill was certainly among them, but his drinking was more an expression of his personality than of his occupational environment. The root of his drinking was the life-long depression caused by the coldness of his father, Lord Randolph Churchill, himself a heavy drinker. Winston Churchill's heavy drinking was in turn reflected by that of three of his children, Diana, Sarah, and Randolph, all of whom lived and died in sad circumstances. The most helpful background for visualizing Winston Churchill at drink would therefore be his family circle, not his fellow politicians, except for F. E. Smith, his chief drinking companion. Assembling that family circle might have been difficult.

Published
1998

48. Taking the Pledge: H. H. Asquith and Drink

Author

Rintala, Marvin

Abstract

Abstract:The personal causes, and political consequences, of addiction to alcohol by H. H. Asquith are explored. The most important personal cause was his unhappy second marriage, to Margot Tennant. The most important political consequences were to the hopes of British temperance advocates, to effective British policymaking in the Great War, and to Asquith's own political career.

Published
1993

49. Weber's Wilson: Living Off Political Science

Author

Rintala, Marvin

Abstract

Abstract:The external success of his political science career did not give Woodrow Wilson inner satisfaction. This failure can be explained by applying Max Weber's distinction between living off and living for one's work. Wilson lived off, but not also for, political science, which had for him only instrumental, not inherent, value.

Published
1995

50. Sotilas-miljoonat

Author

Rintala, Marvin

Subjects
Sotilas-Miljoonat (Book) -- Book reviews, Books -- Book reviews, History
Published
1986

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