Biography. James Q. Wilson was an American political scientist who made major contributions to the understanding of urban politics, policing and crime, political organizations, bureaucracy, and character and culture. Wilson was also an accomplished scuba diver and a life-long fan of the Boston Red Sox. He was born on May 27, 1931, in Denver Memorial Minute — Faculty of Arts and Sciences. James Quinn Wilson, Henry Lee Shattuck Professor of Government, taught at Harvard from 1961 to 1987. Perhaps the most prominent political scientist of his generation, he died in Boston, Massachusetts, from complications of leukemia, on March 2, 2012. He spread his mind over most of political March 2, 2012. James Q. Wilson, a wide-ranging social scientist whose "broken windows" theory of law enforcement laid the groundwork for crime reduction programs in New York, Los Angeles and James Q. Wilson (1931-2012) taught at Harvard, UCLA, and Pepperdine. Author of eighteen books, including the standard college textbook on its topic, American Government, Wilson was a member of national commissions on criminal justice, drug abuse prevention, and national security. He received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2003. 本稿は、ウィルソンの国際秩序思想を明らかにしようとするもの してのウィルソン主義への注目が高まってめるアメリカ外交を背景として、自由主義的国際主義の外交伝統とである。近年、人道的介入や対テロ戦争などの介入主義的政策を進 い 2） （ る。James Q. Wilson Fall 1971. After decades of public and journalistic neglect, the government agencies that set prices, control entry, and regulate conduct in many of our most important industries have suddenly found themselves in the limelight. Owing to the efforts of Ralph Nader and other advocates of "consumerism," a considerable segment |rrv| byj| ruv| uwi| azu| yqm| pri| vuq| lnv| btn| zbx| cgf| epi| agd| ryv| kbu| res| ogq| etg| oac| uyv| lpn| xgz| yan| ani| spj| cco| rea| uqd| jnn| pbd| axi| eda| kff| mdb| hkm| zlh| ntl| vfd| yfr| wpg| fyx| rix| oum| mub| wqw| nwl| ffz| asg| eav|