Publications Record
| DOI | 10.1177/027507407400800113 |
| Date | 01 January 1974 |
| Published date | 01 January 1974 |
| Subject Matter | Articles |
83
UNIVERSITY
OF
ARKANSAS
Department
of
Political
Science
Fayetteville,
Arkansas
SYMPOSIUM
ON
AFRICA
The
Department
of
Political
Science
at
the
University
of
Arkansas,
Fayette-
ville,
held
a
symposium
on
Africa
from
January
31
to
February
2,
1974.
The
focus
on
the
Symposium
was
on
the
&dquo;Problems
of
Nation-Building
in
Africa.&dquo;
The
major
guest
speakers
at
the
Symposium
included:
the
Nigerian
Ambassador
to
Washington,
the
Am-
bassador
of
Ghana
to
the
United
Na-
tions,
Professor
L.
GRAY
COWAN,
Dean
of
the
Graduate
School,
State
University
of
New
York
at
Albany,
and
Assistant
Secretary
for
African
Affairs
from
the
State
Deparment,
Washington,
D. C. ;
PAUL
DANQUAH,
Esquire,
In-
formation
Officer
from
the
World
Bank.
The
Symposium
was
directed
by
Profes-
sor
N.
POBBI-ASARE.
DIPLOMAT-IN-RESIDENCE
For
the
first
time
since
the
beginning
of
the
Diplomat-in-Residence
program
by
the
State
Department
in
1964,
the
University
of
Arkansas
is
participating
in
it.
MR.
LARUE
LUTKINS,
a
senior
diplomate
from
the
U.
S. Foreign
Serv-
ice,
is
accredited
to
serve
as
diplomat-
in-residence
with
the
Department
of
Political
Science
this
year.
Before
his
present
assignment,
Mr.
Lutkins
was
the
Consul
General
in
Johannesburg,
South
Africa.
FACULTY
PUBLICATIONS
Two
Professors
from
the
Department
of
Political
Science
published
their
articles.
Professor
ROBERT
A.
MON.
SON,
Assistant
Professor,
published
an
article
entitled
&dquo;Political
Stability
in
Mexico:
The
Changing
Role
of
Tradi-
tional
Rightists&dquo;
in
the
August
1973
issue
of
the
Journal
of
Politics.
THOMAS
J.
BELLOWS,
Chairman
of
the
Department,
published
his
article
&dquo;Political
Development,
Authoritarian-
ism,
and
Symbiosis&dquo;
in
the
April
1973
issue
of
the
Journal
of
Thought.
Publications
Record
PUBLICATIONS
of
MRPA
SPONSORING
AGENCIES
and
THEIR
MEMBERS
THE
UNIVERSITY
OF
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Governmental
Research
Bureau
Vermillion,
South
Dakota
PUBLIC
AFFAIRS
No.
52
The
Submerging
Republican
Majority:
The
1972
Election
in
South
Dakota.
Alan
L.
Clem.
February,
1973.
No.
53
Spirit
Mound
Township
Re-
visited :
A
Rruarl
View
of
the
1972
Campaign.
Alan
L.
Clem.
May,
1973.
No.
54
Revenue
Sharing:
Trick
or
Treat?
William
O.
Farber.
August,
1973.
No.
55
Tenure
in
the
Courthouse.
Alan
L.
Clem.
November,
1973.
SPECIAL
PROJECTS
No.
38
1972
Precinct
Returns
for
Major
Elections
in
South
Dakota.
Alan
L.
Clem.
1973.
UNIVERSITY
OF
MISSOURI-KANSAS
CITY
Kansas
City,
Missouri
William
B.
Eddy,
&dquo;Can
Training
Really
Carry
Over
to
Work&dquo;
in
Paul
C.
Buchanan
(Ed.)
An
Approach
to
Executive
Development
in
Govern-
ment.
The
Federal
Executive
Institute
Experience,
National
Academy
of
Public
Administration,
1973,
pp.
?4-83.
Sherman
M.
Wyman
and
William
B.
Eddy,
&dquo;The
Role
of
Behavioral
Sci-
ence
in
Public
Administration
Pro-
gram,&dquo;
Public
Administration
Review,
September-October,
1973,
pp.
464-467.
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