Ernst B. Haas

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academic person political scientist

Ernst B. Haas was a pioneering political scientist best known for developing neofunctionalist theory of regional integration, particularly in the context of European integration studies.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	academic → person → political scientist →
academicDiscipline	comparative politics → international political economy →
birthDate	1924-12-31 →
citizenship	United States of America →
deathDate	2003-03-06 →
developedConcept	spillover in regional integration →
educatedAt	Columbia University → University of Chicago →
employer	University of California, Berkeley →
familyName	Haas →
fieldOfWork	European integration studies → international relations → political science → regional integration →
fullName	Ernst Bernard Haas →
genre	academic writing →
givenName	Ernst →
hasGender	male →
influenced	European integration theory → scholars of regional integration →
influencedBy	functionalism in international relations →
knownFor	neofunctionalist theory of regional integration → theory of European integration →
languageOfWorkOrName	English → German →
memberOf	American Political Science Association →
nationality	United States of America →
notableWork	Beyond the Nation-State → Tangle of Hopes → The Uniting of Europe → When Knowledge Is Power →
occupation	author → university teacher →
placeOfDeath	Berkeley, California →
positionHeld	professor of political science →
regionOfActivity	Europe → North America →
researchInterest	European Communities → international organizations → regional organizations →
theoreticalApproach	neofunctionalism →
workInstitution	University of California, Berkeley Department of Political Science →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Robert O. Keohane →	influencedBy