Karl Deutsch
Karl Deutsch · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Political scientist; theorist of nationalism, communication, and cybernetics in politics
1912, Prague, Austria-Hungary (now Czech Republic) — 1992, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Czechoslovakia · United States · Germany
Karl Deutsch is recognized among Jewish contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Political scientist; theorist of nationalism, communication, and cybernetics in politics
Social and political scientist born into a Jewish, German-speaking family in Prague. He pioneered quantitative and cybernetic approaches to nationalism, political communication and international integration, notably in 'Nationalism and Social Communication' (1953) and 'The Nerves of Government' (1963). He taught at MIT, Yale and Harvard and directed the WZB Berlin Social Science Center.
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Political scientist; theorist of nationalism, communication, and cybernetics in politics
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