Glickman vitae current - Haverford College

Harvey Glickman
Professor of Political Science
Emeritus (2003)
Home address: 191 Presidential Boulevard, #930
Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
(P) 610-667-2252
Office address: Haverford College
Haverford, Pennsylvania 19041
Curriculum Vitae
Education
A.B., Princeton 1952, Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa.
Hibben Scholar, Hon. Men. Myron T. Herrick Prize, Certificate in Public
Affairs.
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fellow (Lincoln College, Oxford), 1952-53.
M.A., Harvard, 1955 (Political Science), Bowdoin Prize.
Ph.D., Harvard, 1958 (Political Science).
Goodwin Scholar, Austin Fellow, Frederick T. Sheldon Travelling Fellow
(research at London School of Economics, 1955-56), Samuel S. Fels Fellow,
1957-58.
Publications
Books
The Problem of Internal Security in Great Britain, with H.H. Wilson, New York:
Doubleday, 1954.
Toward Solving the Puzzle--A Manual for the Appraisal of Community Resources and
Social Services, with W.H. Deem and G.S. Finney, Boston, Mass.: Boston
Community Organization Service, 1955.
Readings in African Political Parties and Political Development, Jerusalem, Hebrew
University, Kaplan School Library, 1967 (offset), Editor.
The Crisis and Challenge of African Development, Westport, Conn.: Greenwood
Press, 1988, Editor and Contributor.
Toward Peace and Security in Southern Africa, New York: Gordon and Breach,
1990, Editor and Contributor.
Political Leaders of Africa South of the Sahara: A Biographical Dictionary, Westport,
Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1992, Editor and Contributor. Named "Outstanding
Academic Book (Reference)" by CHOICE- Books for College Libraries, 1993.
Ethnic Conflict and Democratization in Africa, Atlanta, GA: African Studies Association
Press, 1995, Editor and Contributor.

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Parts of Books
“The American Legion Dies Laughing,” in A View of the Nation, an Anthology, ed. by
Henry Christman, Grove Press, 1960.
“The Roots of Crisis in the Congo,” in New Forces in Africa, ed. by William H. Lewis,
Public Affairs Press, 1962.
“Political Science,” in The African World, A Survey of Social Research, Handbook of
the African Studies Association, ed. by Robert A. Lystad, Praeger, 1965.
“Dilemmas of Political Theory in an African Context: The Ideology of Julius Nyerere,”
in Boston University Papers on Africa: Transition in African Politics, ed. by
Jeffrey Butler and A.A. Castagno, Praeger, 1967.
“Africa South of the Sahara,” Contemporary Civilization, Issue 5, edited by James
Findlay, Scott Foresman, 1971.
“Traditional Pluralism and Political Institutions in Tanzania,” in Socialism in Tanzania,
ed. by J.S. Saul and L. Cliffe, vol. 2, Politics, East African Publishing House,
1972 (reprint from Asian and African Affairs, v. 5, annual, 1969).
“Anti-Americanism in Africa: The Constraints of Globalism,” in Anti-Americanism in
the Third World, ed. by Alvin Z. Rubinstein and Donald Smith, Praeger, 1985.
“Reflections on State-Centrism as Ideology in Africa” in Zaki Ergas, ed. The African
State in Transition, Macmillan, 1987.
“The Present and Future of the African State in an Age of Adversity,” in Harvey
Glickman, ed., The Crisis and Challenge of African Development, Greenwood
Press, 1988.
“Reconstructionist Strategies in Mozambique,” in Harvey Glickman, ed., Toward Peace
and Security in Southern Africa, Gordon and Breach 1990.
"Julius Nyerere," in Harvey Glickman, ed., Political Leaders in Africa South of the
Sahara: A Biographical Dictionary, Greenwood Press, 1992.
“Ethnic Conflict Management in Tanzania,” in Harvey Glickman, ed., Ethnic Conflict
and Democratization in Africa, ASA Press, 1995.
“Issues in the Analysis of Ethnic Conflict and Democratization,” in Ibid.
"Ethnicity, Elections and Constitutional Democracy in Africa," in Timothy Sisk and
Andrew Reynolds, eds., Elections and Conflict Resolution in Africa, USIP
Press, 1998.
“Islamism in Sudan’s Civil War,” in Barry Rubin, ed., Political Islam: Critical Concepts in
Islamic Studies, vol. 3 of 3 volumes, Routledge, 2006.
“Sudan,”(with Emma Rodman), in Barry Rubin, ed., Political Islam: A Global Survey
of Islam, Sharpe Reference, 2007.
Articles
“Student Congress,” The Nation, v. 179, October 9, 1954.
“Viewing Public Opinion in Politics: A Common Sense Approach,” Public Opinion
Quarterly, v. 23, Winter, 1959-60.
“The New Africa,” Princeton Alumni Weekly, v. 60, February 19, 1960.
“Public Opinion in Politics,” Mercurio (Rome), November 1960 (in Italian).
“The Toryness of English Conservatism,” Journal of British Studies, v. 1, November
1961.
“Introduction to Political Africa,” Journal of Modern African Studies, v. 1, June 1963.

“Impressions of Military Policy in Tanganyika,” RAND Paper 2830, November 1963.
“Dar es Salaam: Where Exiles Plan and Wait,” Africa Report, v. 9, July 1964.
“One Party System in Tanganyika,” Annals of the American Academy of Political and
Social Science, v. 358, March 1965.
“The Army and Political Unrest in Tanganyika,” Duquesne University African Reprint
Series, No. 16, 1964.
“The Military in Tropical Africa,” African Forum, Journal of American Society for
African Culture, v. 2, July 1966.
“The Prospects for One-Party Democracy in Tropical Africa,” Occasional Papers, Afro-
Asian Center, Tel Aviv, Israel, July 1968.
“Dialogues in African Political Theory,” Africa Report, v. 12, May, June, 1967.
“One Party Democracy in Tanzania,” Public Administration in Israel and Abroad, v. 9,
annual, 1968.
“Single Party Systems and Democratic Institutions in Tropical Africa, “ International
Problems, v. 6, October 1968.
“African Studies and the Teaching of African Politics,” African Studies Review, v. 14,
April 1971.
“Visit to South Africa,” US-SALEP Report (U.S.-South Africa Leader Program),
January 1972.
“Universities and Political Change,” Varsity (University of Cape Town), June 23, 1971.
“Knowledge for What in Political Studies in Tanzania,” Africa Today, vol 19, July 1972.
Six entries on politics, World Book Encyclopedia, 1971 edition, reprinted 1977,
revisions 1981, 1984, 1990.
“Frontiers of Liberal and Non-Liberal Democracy in Africa,” Journal of Asian and
African Studies, v. 23, 3-4, 1988, 234-254.
“US-USSR Co-operative toward Reconstruction in Mozambique,” Issue - A Journal of
Opinion, Fall 1988.
“Beyond Nairobi: Women’s Politics and Policies,” Issue - A Journal of Opinion, 1989,
4-6, co-authored with K. Staudt.
“Reconsidering African Governance,” Beyond Autocracy in Africa, Collected Working
Papers, Africa Governance Program, Carter Center, Atlanta, 1989, 23-26.
“Democratization Processes in Africa,” Global Restructuring and the Third World,
Working Papers, Defense Academic Research Support Program Conference,
Washington, D.C., 1990.
"Outlook for the Clinton Administration," South African Institute for International
Affairs, Update, February 1993.
“Democratic Ethnic Conflict Management in Africa via Institutions,” Democratization in
Africa--the Second Round, Collected Working Papers, Africa Governance
Program, Carter Center, Atlanta, 1995.
"Race and Ethnic Relations," Book of the Year 1995, Encyclopedia Britannica, 1996.
"Ethnic Pluralism and Democratization in Africa," TransAfrica Journal, June 1996.
"Tanzania: Disillusionment and Cautious Optimism," Current History, v. 96, May 1997.
"Islamism and Civil War in Sudan," Orbis, v. 44, Winter 2000.
“Nyerere;” “Nkrumah,” biographies in Encylopedia of Leadership, J. M. Burns, Senior Editor,
Sage Publications: 2004).
“The Nigerian ‘419’ Advance Fee Scams: Prank or Peril?” Canadian Journal of African Studies,
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February 2006.
“The Darfur Crisis,” E-Note, Foreign Policy Research Institute, July 2006.
Reviews
Book Editor of Africa Report, monthly, Washington, D.C., contributor of regular column
of reviews and comments on books on African affairs, 1960-62.
Regular reviews for Choice--Books of College Libraries, 1966 -2008.
Other reviews, since 1960, in: American Political Science Review, Political Science
Quarterly, Military Affairs, Harvard Law Review, Foreign Affairs 50-Year
Bibliography, Perspective, African Historical Studies, World Affairs, Journal of
Developing Areas, African Studies Review, Comparative Studies in Society and
History, World Development, Canadian Review of Studies in Nationalism,
Perspectives on Political Science.
Co-ordinating, editing, writing introductions to Issue Magazine of the African Studies.
Associatiion, 1987-1996
Faculty Research and Travel Grants
Christie Travel Grant, Princeton (Africa), 1959.
Danforth Research Grant (Haverford), 1961.
Ford Foundation Area Studies Training Fellow, (USA and Tanzania), 1962-63.
Fulbright Lecturer, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1967-68.
Fulbright-Hays Faculty Research Grant, U.S. Office of Education, Cape Town, South
Africa, January-August 1971.
U.S.-South Africa Leader Exchange Grant, January-July 1971.
Lindbach Teaching Award, Faculty Development, Haverford College, 1971.
Mellon Grant for Faculty Development, Haverford College, for urban studies 1975; for
African Political Literature, 1980.
Moody Grant, Lyndon B. Johnson Foundation, for research on U.S. Foreign Policy
Toward Africa, 1979.
Heinz Endowment Grant, for field research in Ghana and Tanzania, 1983.
Ford Foundation Grant, Senior Faculty Collaborative Research (via Bryn Mawr
College).
“Crisis in African Development,” 1984-1985.
MacArthur Foundation Grant, for Faculty Collaborative Research and Teaching,
“International Affairs and Third World Area Studies,” 1988-1990.
Faculty Development Grant, Canadian Studies, Embassy of Canada, Washington, D.C.,
1990.
Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education (FIPSE), U. S. Department of
Education, "Innovation in International Studies," Haverford College, summer
research on human rights in international affairs, conference course supervision,
1991-1992.
MacArthur Foundation, Ford Foundation grants, "Conflict Resolution and
Democratization in Africa," travel in Africa, editing and writing

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introductions to
special numbers of Issue, policy journal of African
Studies Association, 1991- 1993.
U.S. Institute of Peace, research grant for organizing and writing in part the volume,
"Ethnic Conflict and Democratization in Africa," 1993.
Award for Creative and Innovative Teaching, Haverford College, 1995.
Editorial Work and Manuscript Reviews
Frederick Praeger, Publisher, 1962-64; Journal of British Studies, 1962-1967; Journal of
Developing Areas, 1968, 1972; American Political Science Review, 1965-1988; Journal of
Politics, 1965, 1972, 1973; Board of Editors, Teaching Political Science, 1976-1982; Board of
Consultants, University Desk Encyclopedia. 1977; African Studies Review, 1979-1985,1990--
Editorial Board, Journal of Third World Development, 1986 --. Armed Forces and Society,
1988; University of California Press, 1990; Greenwood Press, 1990; Columbia University Press,
1992; Editor, Issue, A Journal of Opinion; African Studies Association, 1987 -1993; Prentice-
Hall, 1993; Rutgers University Press, 1993; African Policy Studies, 1992; Trans Africa, 1993 -
95; World Development, 1993 --; Comparative Politics 1994 -- ; Westview Press, 1994, Public
Administration Quarterly, 1999, African Studies Review, 1997 --; INCORE (Institute for
Conflict Resolution, University of Ulster, Northern Ireland) 1996 --.
Teaching Positions
Teaching Fellow, Harvard University, Department of Government, 1954-55, 1956-57.
Teaching Assistant, Harvard Summer School, 1954, 1958.
Instructor, Princeton University, Department of Politics, 1958-60.
Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Haverford College, 1960-65.
Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Haverford College, 1965-69.
Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Lincoln University, (PA)
1966-67.
Visiting Professor in African Studies and Political Science, Hebrew University,
Jerusalem, 1967-68.
Professor of Political Science, Haverford College, 1969----.
Teaching Staff, Antillean Institute of Social Science, Curacao, Summer 1970.
Visiting Lecturer, School of African Studies, University of Cape Town, South Africa,
1971.
Visiting Lecturer, Department of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania, Spring
1975 (part-time), Fall 1980, Spring 1983.
Visiting Professor, Development Studies, University of California, Berkeley, 1981-82.
John Marshall Visiting Professor of American Government (Fulbright Lecturer Award)
(declined), University of Budapest, 2008.
Administrative Positions (Academic)
Director, African Studies, Haverford College, 1965-72; Campus Director, African
Studies, for the Consortium on African Studies (U.S. Department of Education),
University of Pennsylvania- Haverford College- Bryn Mawr College- Swarthmore
College, 1992 -98.

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Director, Area Studies Section, Liberia--Peace Corps Training Program, Dartmouth
College, Summer 1965.
Visiting Member, African Languages and Area Center, Lincoln University, 1966-67.
Chairman, Department of Political Science, Haverford College, 1966-71, 1977-80, 1992-
93, 1994-95, 1997-98.
Co-Director, Institute of Advanced Study, Civics/African Area (U.S. Office of
Education), Haverford College, Summer, 1968.
Director, Philadelphia Board of Education Social Studies Seminar Series, African
Affairs, Spring 1969.
Project Director, Haverford College Grant, National Endowment for the Humanities,
“African Civilization and the Afro-American Experience,” 1969-1970.
Acting Provost (Dean of the Faculty), Haverford College, 1976-77.
Chairman, General Programs and Freshman Seminars, Haverford College, 1977-81.
Seminar Director, Faculty Study Tour of Israel, Philadelphia Jewish Campus Activities
Board, 1980.
Project Director, MacArthur Grant to Haverford, Bryn Mawr, Swarthmore Colleges in
Peace Studies, Third World Area Studies and International Relations, 1988-1991.
Project Director, FIPSE (U.S. Department of Education) and Hewlett Grants for
Innovation in International Studies, Haverford College, 1990-1993.
Coordinator, Peace and Conflict Studies, Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges, 1990-
1992, 1997-99.
Project Director, MacArthur and Ford Foundation Grants to the African Studies
Association, “post-Cold War international relations in Africa,“ panel
presentations and publications, 1992 and 1993.
Professional Activities and Positions
Secretary, American Political Science Association, 1967-68.
Herskovits Prize Committee, African Studies Association, 1964-67.
Nominee, Board of Directors, African Studies Association, 1968.
Consultant, Africa Section, Bureau of Research and Intelligence, U.S. Department of
State, 1964-68.
Consultant, Social Science Department, RAND Corp., 1962-68.
Consultant, Values and Foreign Policy Research Project, University of Pennsylvania,
1962.
Temporary Consultant, Bureau of Public Administrator, Africa Section, Agency for
International Development, 1964.
Political Science Department Examiner, Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, May 1964.
Evaluator, Research Fellowships, National Endowment for the Humanities, 1968.
Chairman, Evaluation Committee, Research Fellowships, National Endowment for
Humanities, 1969.
Project Director, Inter-disciplinary course on “African Civilization and the Afro-
American Experience,” Haverford College grant from National Endowment for
the Humanities, 1969-1970.
Nominating Committee, Philadelphia Area International Studies Association, 1970.
Evaluator, Faculty Research Grants, Social Science Division and College Science

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Improvement Program, National Science Foundation, 1969-1970.
Consultant, Political Science Department Curriculum Review, Westminster College,
New Wilmington, PA, 1969.
Chairman, African Studies Conference, World Affairs Council--Philadelphia Board of
Education, Philadelphia, April 11, 1970.
Executive Committee, Philadelphia Area International Studies Association, 1972-1973.
Conference co-ordinator, Philadelphia Area International Studies Association Annual
Meeting, Haverford, 1972.
Member, Political Development Seminar; University of Pennsylvania, 1971-1972.
Evaluator, National Science Foundation, College Science Improvement Program,
1970, 1972, 1973.
President, Haverford Chapter, AAUP, 1970-1972.
Consultant, Vice President’s Faculty Evaluation and Review, State University College at
Buffalo, New York, May 1973.
Final Evaluation Committee, Summer Grant Applications, National Endowment for
the
Humanities, December 1973-January 1974.
Board of Advisors, College Center for Education Abroad ( Beaver [Acadia] and Franklin
and Marshall Colleges), 1974-1981.
Evaluation Team Member, Middle States Association, Commission on Higher
Education,
Ramapo College, 1975; Franklin College, Switzerland, 1978; Hamilton College,
1980; School of Strategic Studies, Defense Intelligence Agency, Washington,
D.C., 1981; Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, New York, February 1986;
Touro College, New York City, March 1987; Vassar College, 1989.
Selected Participant , Kenyon College Summer Institute, “The Quest for Justice,” 1983.
Chairman, Current Issues Committee, African Studies Association, 1983-1987.
Faculty Advisory Committee, Office of Community-Oriented Policy Studies, University
of Pennsylvania, 1983-1988.
Curriculum Consultant, Mount Vernon College, Washington, D.C., February 1984.
Research Associate, Foreign Policy Research Institute, Philadelphia, 1985---.
External Research Fellow; Board of Directors, World Academy of Development and
Co-operation, University of Maryland, 1986-90.
Program Committee, Annual Meeting, African Studies Association, 1992, 1999
(Political Science Section Co-Chair, 1999)
Member, Election Observation Team, Ghana Presidential Elections, National
Democratic Institute and The Carter Center, October 29-November 6, 1992.
Review Committee, Comparative Government section, Advanced Placement Exam,
Educational Testing Service, 1995, 1999.
Committee on Departmental Services, American Political Science Association, 1996-98.
Review Committee, Department of Political Science and International Relations,
Washington College, Chestertown, MD, November 15-18, 1996.
Department Reviewer, Political Science and History, Drury College, Springfield, MO,
1997.
Aspen Institute Leadership Seminar, Wye, MD, 1996; Aspen, CO, 1999.
Secretary, Haverford Chapter Phi Beta Kappa, 1996-2000.

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Consultant, US Institute of Peace, Conflict Resolution Seminars, 2003.
Fellow, Foreign Policy Association, 2003 --.
Community Service
Board of Directors, World Affairs Council of Philadelphia, 1967-1970.
Advisory Board, League of Women Voters, Haverford Township, PA, 1966-1967.
Advisory Committee, VISA Program, American Friends Service Committee,
Philadelphia, 1964-1967.
Advisory Group, International Seminars Program, American Friends Service
Committee,
1966-1967.
Mayor’s Committee on African-American Understanding, Philadelphia, 1964-1965.
Advisory Committee, Center for African and Afro-American Studies, World Affairs
Council, Philadelphia, 1969-1970.
Board of Directors, Wynnewood Civic Association, 1972-1974.
Committeeman, Democratic Party, Lower Merion and Narberth Committee, 1971-
1975;
Chairman, 1973-1974.
Board of Trustees, Main Line Reform Temple, 1973-1976.
Candidate, Delegate (PA), Democratic National Convention, 1980.
Faculty Study Tour and Israel Programs Committee, Jewish Campus Activities Board
(JCAB), 1979-1981; Board of Directors, JCAB, 1985-1988.
Advisory Board, Philadelphia Area Demographic Survey, Federation of Allied Jewish
Agencies, 1982-1985.
Board of Directors, Americans for Democratic Action, S.E. Pennsylvania Chapter,
1982-1989.
Alumni Schools Committee, Princeton University, 1995-98 .
Courses Taught
Harvard, 1954-1955; 1956-1957
Princeton, 1958-1960
Introduction to Government, Political Theory,
American Government, Comparative
Politics.
Tutorials in Political Theory and Comparative
Politics.
American Political Behavior.
Preceptorials in Comparative Politics and in
International Relations.
Seminar in African Political Development
Conference in American Civil Liberties and Internal
Security (both Woodrow Wilson School)
Haverford, 1960-1962
American Political Behavior, International
Relations, Introduction to Political Science
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1963-1967 Comparative Politics, International Relations,
Introduction to Political Science, African
Civilization, Politics Through Literature.
Hebrew University (Israel)
Antillean Inst. of Social Science
Curacao, N.A., summer, 1970
Haverford, 1968-1971
University of Cape Town
(South Africa), 1971
Haverford, 1972 -1982
University of Pennsylvania, 1975;
summer, 1980; fall, 1980;
spring 1983.
African Political Parties and Ideologies, Political
Modernization.
Caribbean Politics, Political Research Methods.
Comparative Politics, Political Theory and
Comparative Political Development.
African Politics
Suburban Politics in USA, Race, Class, and
Ethnicity, Seminar in Political Analysis,
American Politics, African Politics, American
Foreign Policy (emphasis on Africa).
African Political Development, International
Politics of Africa.
University of California, Berkeley African Development in World Perspective,
1981-1982 African Development in US Foreign Policy.
Haverford, 1982 --
Comparative Government, African Politics, Africa
in U.S. Foreign Policy, Intro. to African
Studies, Democracy in Ethnically Divided
Societies, Democratization in Theory and
Practice, Comparative Communal Politics,
American Foreign Policy in the New World
Disorder, Politics of Genocide.