Background
Houseman, Gerald L. was born on April 12, 1939 in Marshalltown, Iowa, United States. Son of Lawrence D. and Mary N. (Smith) Houseman.
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Economics in a Changed Universe: Joseph E. Stiglitz, Globalization, and the Death of 'Free Enterprise' by Houseman, Gerald L. (2008) Hardcover
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The right of mobility (Multi-disciplinary studies in the law)
(This book describes the issues pertaining to the mobility...)
This book describes the issues pertaining to the mobility of Americans. Included topics are the ghetto minorities and the physical barriers of the handicapped. Includes bibliographical references and index.
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(America and the Pacific Rim: Coming to Terms with New Realities ) Author: Gerald L. Houseman Aug-1995
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(Economics in a Changed Universe: Joseph E. Stiglitz, Globalization, and the Death of 'free Enterprise' ) Author: Gerald L. Houseman Jul-2009
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State and Local Government: The New Battleground
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(Economics in a Changed Universe: Joseph E. Stiglitz, Globalization, and the Death of 'free Enterprise' ) Author: Gerald L. Houseman Jun-2008
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America and the Pacific Rim
(Recognizing the dawning of the Pacific century and its im...)
Recognizing the dawning of the Pacific century and its implications for the United States, this textbook explores the economic, political, and social development of the countries of the Asia Pacific and analyzes past, present, and future U.S. policy responses. Houseman compares and contrasts various levels of development within the region, emphasizing especially trade, security, and human rights issues. He concludes with recommendations for U.S. policymaking acknowledging the realities of shrinking political and economic influence in the post-Cold War era.
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Economics in a Changed Universe: Joseph E. Stiglitz, Globalization, and the Death of 'Free Enterprise'
(A revolution in economics, politics, and international af...)
A revolution in economics, politics, and international affairs has been shaped by the new economics of information. For the first time, we are able to look at our world through a lens illuminated by a much more precise understanding of how economies work and how individuals, groups, and corporations react to them. All of the disciplines of the social sciences are affected by this development but the greatest impact we can expect will be upon public policy-making. Joseph E. Stiglitz and his fellow Nobel Prize-winners have demonstrated, with the precision and force of logic, reason, and mathematics, that the folklore of what has been regarded as 'political economy' for the past two hundred and thirty years has misled us with ideological and mystical but useless ideas such as 'free enterprise' and the immutability of market 'givens.' Houseman describes and demonstrates the new resonance, liveliness, and optimism which characterize the economics of information, calling upon his own experience with 'Third World' issues and problems. He also looks at this new (but often ignored) economics as a challenge to the existing literature of the social sciences and to the practices and assumptions of policy-makers, interest groups such as environmentalists, labor, and multinational corporations, 'think tanks,' international organizations such as the IMF and World Bank, and political activists.
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City of the Right: Urban Applications of American Conservative Thought (Contributions in Political Science)
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City of the Right examines the writings of some of today's most influential conservative thinkers. Irving Kristol, William F. Buckley, Edward C. Banfield, Milton Friedman, and novelist Ayn Rand receive extended consideration. Topics discussed range from authority, law and order, and traditional value systems to social welfare programs and the plight of the poor.
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Gerald L. Houseman
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Gerald L. Houseman, American political science professor, writer. Grantee National Science Foundation, 1970, Ford Foundation, 1973, 74, National Endowment of the Humanities, 1977-1978, 87, Indiana University fellow 1973, 74, 77; recipient Wildavsky award Best Public Policy Article of Year, Policy Studies Organization, 1994.
Education
Bachelor, California State University, East Bay, 1965. Master of Arts, California State University, East Bay, 1967. Doctor of Philosophy, University Illinois, 1971.
Career
Assistant professor political science Indiana University, Fort Wayne, 1971-1976, associate professor, 1976-1982, professor, 1982. Visiting professor Brock University, Saint Catharines, Canada, summer 1970, New College, Durham, England, 1975-1976, California State Polytech. University, San Luis Obispo, 1983-1984, University of California, Irvine, 1984-1985, Street.Mary"s College California, 1985-1986, Indiana U. Cooperative Program in Malaysia, 1989-1994, 90, 95, Fulbright Program, Indonesia, 1993-1994.
Achievements
Works
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America and the Pacific Rim
(Recognizing the dawning of the Pacific century and its im...)
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Economics in a Changed Universe: Joseph E. Stiglitz, Globalization, and the Death of 'Free Enterprise'
(A revolution in economics, politics, and international af...)
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City of the Right: Urban Applications of American Conservative Thought (Contributions in Political Science)
( City of the Right examines the writings of some of toda...)
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The right of mobility (Multi-disciplinary studies in the law)
(This book describes the issues pertaining to the mobility...)
- Researching Indonesia; a guide to political analysis. (Studies in Asian history
- Economics in a Changed Universe: Joseph E. Stiglitz, Globalization, and the Death of 'Free Enterprise' by Houseman, Gerald L. (2008) Hardcover
- (America and the Pacific Rim: Coming to Terms with New Realities ) Author: Gerald L. Houseman Aug-1995
- (Economics in a Changed Universe: Joseph E. Stiglitz, Globalization, and the Death of 'free Enterprise' ) Author: Gerald L. Houseman Jul-2009
- State and Local Government: The New Battleground
- (Economics in a Changed Universe: Joseph E. Stiglitz, Globalization, and the Death of 'free Enterprise' ) Author: Gerald L. Houseman Jun-2008
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America and the Pacific Rim
Membership
Member Transit Authority Board, Fort Wayne, 1973-1975. City planning commissioner, 1982-1983. Democratic candidate 4th district Indiana United States House of Representatives, 1996.
With United States Marine Corps, 1954-1957. Member American Political Science Association (seminar grantee 1980, 81), Asian Studies Association, Indiana Political Science Association (president 1979-1980), People for American Way, United Steelworkers American (associate).
Interests
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Married Penelope Lyon, February 11, 1961 (deceased 1994). Children: Christopher, Elisabeth, Victoria. Married Juliana Sujata, 1999.
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Grantee National Science Foundation, 1970, Ford Foundation, 1973, 74, National Endowment of the Humanities, 1977-1978, 87, Indiana University fellow 1973, 74, 77. Recipient Wildavsky award Best Public Policy Article of Year, Policy Studies Organization, 1994.Grantee National Science Foundation, 1970, Ford Foundation, 1973, 74, National Endowment of the Humanities, 1977-1978, 87, Indiana University fellow 1973, 74, 77. Recipient Wildavsky award Best Public Policy Article of Year, Policy Studies Organization, 1994.