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Matthew Holden Jr.: Between Theory and Practice
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References and Selected Publications
Holden, Matthew Jr.
1963. “Litigation and the Political Order.” Western Political Quarterly
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1964. “The Governance of the Metropolis as a Problem in Diplomacy.” Journal of Politics
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Holden, Matthew Jr.
1965a. “The Republic in Crisis: Reflections on Race and Politics.” In Symposium on Civil Rights, ed. Rezazedeh, R.. Platteville, WI: Wisconsin State University Press.Google Scholar
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1965b. “Committee Politics Under Primitive Uncertainty.” Midwestern Journal of Political Science
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1966a. “Ethnic Accommodation in a Historical Case.” Comparative Studies in Society and History
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1966b. “Decision-Making on a Metropolitan Government Proposition.” In The New Urbanization, ed. Greer, Scott
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1966c. Pollution Control as Bargaining Process. Ithaca: Cornell University, Water Resources Center.Google Scholar
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1966d. “‘Imperialism’ in Bureaucracy.” American Political Science Review
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1966e. “The Modernization of Urban Law and Order.” Urban Affairs Quarterly
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1967b. “Party Politics and ‘Ethnic Politics.’” In Political Science: Some New Perspectives, ed. Wingfield, Clyde. El Paso, TX: Texas Western Press. 117–131.Google Scholar
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1968a. “Maintaining Order in Urban Areas.” Proceedings of the 1967 Urban Policy Conference. Iowa City: Institute for Public Affairs. University of Iowa.Google Scholar
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1968b. “On the Misunderstanding of Important Phenomena.” Urban Affairs Quarterly
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1969. “The Quality of Urban Order.” In The Quality of Urban Life, ed. Schmandt, H.J. and Boomberg, W. Jr.
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1970. “Politics, Public Order and Pluralism.” In The Politics of Local Justice, ed. Klonoski, J.R. and Mendelsohn, R.I.. Boston: Little, Brown.Google Scholar
Holden, Matthew Jr.
1971a. “Achieving Order and Stability: The Future of Black-White Relations.” In The Future of the US Government: Toward the Year 2000, ed. Perloff, H.S.. New York: George Braziller.Google Scholar
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1971b. “Black Politics and the New Urban Politics.” Review of Black Political Economy
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Holden, Matthew Jr.
1972a. “The Politics of Urbanization.” In People and Politics in Urban Society, ed. Hahn, H.. Beverly Hills: Sage Publications.Google Scholar
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1972b. “The Crisis of the Republic: Reflections on Race and Politics.” In Black Political Life in the United States, ed. Henderson, L.. New York: Chandler Publishers.Google Scholar
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1973b. The Politics of the Black “Nation.”
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Holden, Matthew Jr. ed. 1973d. Varieties of Political Conservatism. Beverly Hills: Sage Publications.Google Scholar
Holden, Matthew Jr. ed. 1974a. The Politics of Poor Relief: A Study in Ambiguities. Beverly Hills: Sage Publications.Google Scholar
Holden, Matthew Jr. and Dresang, D.L., eds. 1974b. What Government Does. Beverly Hills: Sage Publications.Google Scholar
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1980. “The Energy Problem in the American Democracy.” The Crisis: The Magazine of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
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Holden, Matthew Jr.
1981. “The Utility Problem and the Energy Problem. In Challenges for Public Utility Regulation in the 1980s, ed. Trebing, H.M.. East Lansing, MI: Institute of Public Utilities, Graduate School of Business Administration, Michigan State University.Google Scholar
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1982. “The Regulatory Process and the Politics of Energy.” In The Institutional and Political Challenges of Energy Politics, ed. Sacks, A. and Lindberg, L.. Madison: Institutional for Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin.Google Scholar
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1983. “Critique of the Systemic Implications of the Concept of a Six-year Presidential Term.” Virginia Papers on the Presidency XII. Charlottesville: University of Virginia.Google Scholar
Holden, Matthew Jr.
1984. The Centrality of Administration to Politics. Working Papers in Public Administration, No. 1. Charlottesville: Institute of Government, University of Virginia.Google Scholar
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1985. President, Congress, and Racial Stratification, The Ernest T. Patterson Memorial Lecture. Boulder: University of Colorado.Google Scholar
Holden, Matthew Jr. ed. 1993. “The Challenge to Racial Stratification.” The National Political Science Review. Vol. 4. New Brunswick NJ: The National Conference of Black Political Scientists and Transaction Press.Google Scholar
Holden, Matthew Jr. ed. 1995a. “The Changing Racial Regime.” The National Political Science Review. Vol. 5. New Brunswick, NJ: The National Conference of Black Political Scientists and Transaction Press.Google Scholar
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1995b. “The Presidency and the Regulatory Process: Energy.” In Governance VI—New Insights on Governance: Theory and Practice, ed. Thompson, K.W.. Lanham, MD: University Press of America.Google Scholar
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1995c. “Race and Constitutional Change in the 20th Century: The Role of the Executive.” In African Americans and the Living Constitution, ed. Franklin, John Hope and McNeil, G.R.. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press.Google Scholar
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1996. Continuity and Disruption: Essays in Public Administration. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press.Google Scholar
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1997. “Political Power and the Centrality of Administration: The Politico-Logic of Field Administration.” In Modern Systems of Government: Exploring the Role of Bureaucrats and Politicians, ed. Farazmand, A.. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.Google Scholar
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1986. “Matthew Holden, Jr.: A Political Scientist Who Cares About The Ordinary.” In Five Black Scholars: An Analysis of Family Life, Education and Career, Lanham, MD: Abt Books.Google Scholar
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1960. “Two Negro Politicians: An Interpretation.” Midwest Journal of Political Science
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