Robert K. Carr

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

American Constitutional Law and Politics(24), Legal Systems and Judicial Processes(8), Academic Freedom and Politics(4), Higher Education Governance and Development(3), Political Philosophy and Ethics(3)

Publications57 total

"Tintenflecken: from the Michigan Basin
2016
Measurement and Evaluation of Technology Transfer from U.S. Dual-Use and Technology Programs
1997· 3 cited
Doing Technology Transfer in Federal Laboratories
1994· 12 cited
Menu of best practices in technology transfer (Part 2)
The Journal of Technology Transfer·1992· 27 cited
Doing technology transfer in federal laboratories (Part 1)
The Journal of Technology Transfer·1992· 32 cited
Collective Bargaining Comes to the Campus.
Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews·1976· 8 cited
Collective Bargaining Comes to the Campus
University of Pennsylvania Law Review·1974· 31 cited
Academic bargaining: Power changes for everyone?
New Directions for Higher Education·1974
Collective Bargaining Comes to Campus
The Journal of Higher Education·1974· 18 cited
Essentials of American democracy
Medical Entomology and Zoology·1974· 9 cited
Public, state, and local policy
Medical Entomology and Zoology·1974
The Uneasy Future of Academic Tenure.
Educational record·1972· 4 cited
Robert K. Carr and Marver H. Bernstein's American democracy
Medical Entomology and Zoology·1971
A Battle Ended, An Issue Unresolved: <i>The California Oath Controversy</i> . David P. Gardner. University of California Press, Berkeley, 1967. 343 pp. $6.50.
Science·1967
American democracy in theory and practice : national, state, and local government
Holt, Rinehart and Winston eBooks·1963· 1 cited
“THOSE WISE RESTRAINTS WHICH MAKE MEN FREE”
University of Pittsburgh Press eBooks·1962
In Memoriam
American Political Science Review·1959Open Access
"The Academic Mind": Two Views
American Sociological Review·1959· 3 cited
Report of Committee A, 1958-59
AAUP Bulletin·1959
Academic Freedom, the American Association of University Professors, and the United States Supreme Court
AAUP Bulletin·1959· 21 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Marver H. Bernstein(3), Walter F. Murphy(3), Matthew W. Finkin(2), Daniel K. Van Eyck(2), Walter Gellhorn(2), Milton R. Konvitz(2), Michael N. Danielson(2), Joseph W. Garbarino(1), Daniel K. VanEyck(1), Thomas H. Eliot(1), J. A. C. Grant(1), Edward L. Suntrup(1), Mario F. Bognanno(1), E. D. Duryea(1), Robert Fisk(1), Robert A. Goldstein(1), Woodley B. Osborne(1), Everett Carll Ladd(1), Seymour Martin Lipset(1), Carol Herrnstadt Shulman(1)