Steady work: An Academic Memoir

Annual Review of Sociology

Volumn 22, Issue , 1996, Pages 1-27

  Lipset, Seymour Martin ^a  

^a GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY   (United States)

Author keywords

Exceptionalism; Oligarchy; Politics; Social mobility; Socialism

Indexed keywords

EID: 1542428324     PISSN: 03600572     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book Series    
DOI: 10.1146/annurev.soc.22.1.1     Document Type: Article

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1. A complete list of the "Publications of Seymour Martin Lipset epigraph from 1947 to 1991 may be found in 1992 Reexamining Democracy: Essays in Honor of Seymour Martin Lipset, ed. G Marks, L Diamond, pp. 332-55. Newberry Park, CA: Sage. Publications from the end of 1991 to 1996 are listed below.
2. The Power of Jewish Education. 1994. Boston/Los Angeles: The Wilstein Inst.
3. (with Raab E). 1995. Jews and the New American Scene. Cambridge: Harvard Univ. Press
4. 1996. American Exceptionalism: A Double Edged Sword. New York: Norton Edited Books
5. (with Diamond L, Linz J). 1995. Politics in Developed Countries: Comparing Experiences with Democracy. Boulder: Rienner
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8. Affirmative action and the American creed. 1992. Wilson Q. 16:52-62
9. Political correctness, historically speaking. 1992. Educ. Rec. Winter:5-11
10. Labor pains. 1992. The New Democr. May: 14-17
11. Political ethics and voter unease? 1992. The Public Perspect. 3(July/Aug):8-10
12. Compromise needed in Pretoria. 1992. Times Lit. Suppl. Sept. 20:9-10
13. Equal chances versus equal results. 1992. Ann. Acad. Polit. Soc. Sci. 523:63-74
14. Two americas, two value systems: blacks and whites. 1992. The Tocqueville Rev. 13(1): 137-77
15. Polls don't lie, people do. 1992. New York Times, Sept. 10:A23
16. The politics of the United States. 1992. In Oxford Companion to Politics of the World. New York: Oxford Univ. Press
17. Canada and the United States compared. 1992. In Canada, ed. M Watkins. New York: Facts on File
18. (with Jalali R). 1992. Racial and ethnic tensions: a global perspective. Polit. Sci. Q. 107(4):137-58
19. Conditions of the democratic order and social change: a comparative discussion. 1992. In Studies in Human Society: Democracy and Modernity, ed. SN Eisenstadt, 4:1-14. New York: Brill
20. Introduction. 1992. Rebellion in the University, pp. ix-xxxv. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction
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22. Roosevelt redux for Democrats. 1993. Wall Street J. Jan, 21:A14
23. The significance of the 1992 election. 1993. PS: Polit. Sci. 26:7-16
24. Reflections on capitalism, socialism, and democracy. 1993. J. Democr. 4:43-55
25. Roosevelt and Clinton. 1993. Society 30:73-76
26. The sources of political correctness on American campuses. 1993. In The Imperiled Academy, ed. H Dickman, pp. 71-96. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction
27. Culture and economic behavior: a commentary. 1993. J. Labor Econ. 11:S330-47
28. Canadian studies in the United States: a summary. 1993. In Canadian Studies in the U.S.: Inventory and Prospect, ed. J Jockel, W Metcalfe, K Gould, pp. 397-416. Washington, DC: Assoc. Can. Stud. in the US
29. (with Seong K-R, Torres JC), 1993. A comparative analysis of the social requisites of democracy. Int. Soc. Sci. J. 45:155-75
30. How the left failed. 1993. Times Lit. Suppl. May 21:10-11
31. (with Kash DE). 1993. Steps toward smooth transitions. The Washington Post May 23: C7
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33. The (Perot) Phenomenon. 1993. The New Democrat 5:14-16
34. (with Clark TN, Rempel M). 1993. The declining political significance of social class. Int. Sociol. 8:293-316
35. Juan Linz: student-colleague-friend. 1993. In Politics, Society and Democracy: Comparative Studies, ed. A Stepan, H Chehabi, 4:1-9. Boulder, CO: Westview
36. A contrarian view. 1993. The Public Perspect. 5(Nov/Dec):6
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40. (with Bence G). 1994. Anticipations of the failure of communism. Polit. Soc. 23:169-210
41. State of American sociology. 1994. Sociol. Forum 9:199-220
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43. Social studies. 1994. Times Lit. Suppl. March 18:24
44. Some thoughts on the past, present and future of American Jewry. 1994. Contemp. Jewry 15:171-81
45. American values in comparative perspective. 1994. The Transatlantic Forum, pp. 13-23. Queenstown, MD: The Wye Cent. Aspen Inst., Belmont Eur. Policy Cent., The Progress. Policy Inst.
46. In defense of the research university. 1994. In The Research University in a Time of Discontent, ed. JR Cole, EG Barber, SR Graubard, pp. 219-25. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press
47. American democracy in comparative perspective. 1994. In A New Moment in the Americas, ed. RS Leiken, pp. 1-13. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction
48. Why didn't we anticipate the failure of communism? 1994. In Legends of the Collapse of Marxism, ed. JH Moore, pp. 234-55. Fairfax, VA: George Mason Univ. Press
49. Remarks. 1994. In Aaron Wildavsky 1930-1993, pp. 31-34. Berkeley: Inst. Gov. Stud.
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51. Trade union exceptionalism: The United States and Canada. 1995. Ann. Am. Acad. Polit. Soc. Sci. 538:115-30
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53. Malaise and resiliency in America. 1995. J. Democr. 6:5-18
54. (with Hayes JW). 1995. Social roots of U.S. protectionism. In Trade, Liberalization in the Western Hemisphere, ed. I Cohen, pp. 471-502. Washington, DC: Econ. Comm. Latin Am.
55. An interview with Seymour Martin Lipset. 1995. The New Fed. July/Aug:8-10
56. Genes arc not the answer. 1995. Times Lit. Suppl. Sept. 22:10
57. Introduction. 1995. In The Encyclopedia of Democracy ed, SM Lipset, I:iv-ixxvi. Washington, DC: Congr. Q. Press
58. (with Diamond L). 1995. Colonialism. In The Encyclopedia of Democracy, ed. SM Lipset, 1:262-67. Washington, DC: Congr. Q. Press
59. Economic development. 1995. In The Encyclopedia of Democracy, ed, SM Lipset, 2:350-56. Washington, DC: Congr. Q. Press
60. Legitimacy. 1995. In The Encyclopedia of Democracy, ed. SM Lipset, 3:747-51. Washington, DC: Congr. Q. Press
61. (with Diamond L, Linz J). 1995. Introduction: what makes for democracy? In Politics in Developing Countries, ed. L Diamond, J Linz, SM Lipset, pp. 1-66. Boulder, CO: Rienner
62. The politics of american social policy, past and future: comment. 1996. In Individual and Social Responsibility, ed, VK Fuchs, pp. 336-40. Chicago: Univ. Chicago Press
63. What are parties for? 1996. J. Democr. 7:169-75