Louis H. Douglas

AKA: Hartwell

Born 1907-09-05 Bloomington, NE (USA)

Died 1979-10
Topeka, KS (USA)

Places Lived

Bloomington, NE
Hastings, NE
Lincoln, NE
McCook, NE
Oxford, OH
Manhattan, KS
Japan
Philippines

Author Of

Nonfiction

Keywords

Political science; American Government; History; Agrarianism;

Education

Bachelor of Arts, 1931, Hastings College, Hastings, NE
Master of Arts, 1937, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE
Ph.D., 1950, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE

Occupation

Educator
Professor of Political Science
Acting Dean of Miami University

Places Worked

McCook College, McCook, NE
Hastings College, Hastings, NE
Miami University, Oxford, OH
Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS
Tottori National University, Japan
University of the Philippines
University of Illinois

Associations

American Political Science Association
Midwest Political Science Association

Bibliography

Men in Society. 1956. (co-author)
Readings and Exercises in American Government. 1958. (co-editor)
Readings and Projects in American Government. 1960. (co-editor)
Approaches to Study of Urbanization. 1946.
Dualism and Change : The Agrarian Transition in America. 1969. (co-author)
Agrarianism in American History. 1969. (editor)
Poverty and Powerlessness: Studies in Rural Political Culture. 1977.

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