Ranney, Austin
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Name (Latin)
Ranney, Austin
Name (Arabic)
رنى، اوستن
Other forms of name
Ranney, J. Austin
Date of birth
1920
Associated country
United States
Field of activity
Political science
Political science--Study and teaching
Occupation
College teachers
Political science teachers
Associated Language
eng
Gender
female
Biographical or Historical Data
b. 1920
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Info. converted from 678, 2012-10-02(b. 1920)
- J. Austin Ranney, 85; UC expert on political parties and elections; died at his home in Berkeley; headed UC Berkeley's political science department, 1987-1991; taught at University of Illinois, 1947-1963; University of Wisconsin in Madison, 1963-1976; visiting educator at Yale University, Georgetown University and UC Davis; 1975-1985 served as resident scholar at American Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC; born in Cortland, N.Y., grew up in Corona in Southern California; attended Northwestern University on debate scholarship; master's degree from University of Oregon and doctorate from Yale University; retired from UC in 1991, but remained active on campus doing some career counseling at UC Berkeley Retirement Center where he was on board of directors ( (LA times, July 30, 2006, viewed online, October 28, 2022) )
- Ranney, Austin. Participation in American Presidential nominations, 1976, ©1977:title page (Austin Ranney) title page verso (resident scholar of American Enterprise Institute; member of Democratic National Committee's Commission on the Role and Future of Presidential Primaries)
- Times online WWW site, Aug. 7, 2006(Austin Ranney; b. Mar. 29, 1920, Corton [i.e. Cortland], N.Y.; d. July 24, 2006; editor of the American political science review who played an important role in the councils of the Democratic Party)
- nuc90-66800: His Parliamentary and presidential democracy, 1985?(hdg. on CaBVaU rept.: Ranney, Austin; usage: J. Austin Ranney)
- His The doctrine of responsible party government, 1954.
- nuc90-66800: His Parliamentary and presidential democrary, 1985?(hdg. on CaBVaU rept.: Ranney, Austin; usage: J. Austin Ranney)