Martin, Roscoe C. 1903-1972
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Name (Latin)
Martin, Roscoe C. 1903-1972
Other forms of name
Martin, Roscoe Coleman, 1903-1972
Date of birth
1903-11-18
Date of death
1972-05-12
Associated country
United States
Occupation
College teachers--United States
Authors
Associated Language
eng
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Martin, Roscoe Coleman. Metropolis in transition, 1963, i.e. 1964:title page (Roscoe C. Martin, Professor of Political Science, Maxwell Graduate School, Syracuse University)
- Martin, Roscoe Coleman. The People's Party in Texas, 1933:title page (Roscoe C. Martin)
- Martin, Roscoe Coleman. The growth of state administration in Alabama, 1942:title page (Roscoe C. Martin, Director, Bureau of Public Administration, University of Alabama) page v (Roscoe C. Martin)
- Martin, Roscoe Coleman. Water for New York, 1960:title page (Roscoe C. Martin) page vi (Roscoe C. Martin, Syracuse University)
- OCLC search, July 20, 2016:(access point: Martin, Roscoe C.; Martin, Roscoe Coleman; Martin, Roscoe Coleman, 1903-1972; usage: Roscoe C. Martin; thesis usage: Roscoe Coleman Martin)
- Who was who in America, 1969-1973:(Martin, Roscoe Coleman; university professor; born Silsbee, Tex., Nov. 18, 1903; A.B., Univ. of Texas, 1924, A.M, Univ. Texas, 1925; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1952; successively instructor, adjunct prof., assoc. prof. and prof. of government, University of Texas, 1926-1937; dir. Bureau Municipal Research, Univ. of Texas, 1933-1937; chief research technician, Nat. Resources Com., 1936; prof. political science, Univ. of Alabama, 1937-1949; dir. Bur. Pub. Administration, Univ. of Alabama, 1938-1949; prof. political science, Syracuse Univ., from 1949; chairman of department, 1949-1956; Maxwell prof., 1966-1972; Haynes Found. lecturer, Claremont Grad. School, 1958; visiting prof. political science, Univ. Calif. Berkeley, Cal., 1966-1967; member U.S. Nat. Commn. UNESCO, 1948-1954; del. 6th gen. conf., Paris, 1951; member, UN Pub. Administration Mission to Brazil, 1951-1952; Am. specialist abroad U.S. State Dept. 1963-1964; book review editor, Journal of Politics, 1939-1941, member adv. Editorial Bd., 1945-1953; address: Syracuse, NY; died May 12, 1972)
- His The People's party ... 1933.