| Ernest van den Haag Born: 15-Sep-1914
Birthplace: The Hague, Netherlands
Died: 21-Mar-2002
Location of death: Mendham, NJ
Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: White
Occupation: Scholar Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Punishing Criminals Military service: Office of War Information (propaganda analyst, WWII) Heavily influenced by Sidney Hook in the mid-1940s. University: University of Florence
University: MA Economics, University of Iowa (1942)
Teacher: Hofstra University
University: PhD Economics, New York University (1952)
Teacher: Lecturer, New School for Social Research (1953-80)
Professor: Adjunct Professor, New York University
Professor: Visiting Professor of Criminology, SUNY Albany (1978-83)
Professor: Judisprudence, Fordham University (1982-88)
National Review Contributor (roughly 200 articles)
American Sociological Association 1959
The Heritage Foundation
Philadelphia Society President (1978-79)
Council on Foreign Relations
Guggenheim Fellowship 1966
NEA Fellowship 1972
Assassination Attempt 1937 (by fascisti, Italy)
Author of books:
Education as an Industry (1956, education)
The Fabric of Society: An Introduction to the Social Sciences (1957, textbook)
Passion and Social Constraint (1963, social studies)
The Jewish Mystique (1969, religion)
Political Violence and Civil Disobedience (1972, social studies)
Punishing Criminals: Concerning a Very Old and Painful Question (1975, social studies)
The Death Penalty: A Debate (1983, social studies)
The U.N., In or Out? A Debate Between Ernest van den Haag and John P. Conrad (1987, international affairs)
U.S. Ends and Means in Central America: A Debate (1988, international affairs)
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