Heinz Eulau
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 230447 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Heinz Eulau |
| NOMBRES | Heinz |
| APELLIDO | Eulau |
| FIRMA | EULAU H |
| AFILIACIONES | Stanford University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 90 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 733 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 90 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1941 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
Behavioralism in Political Science
Apsa Committees
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Gabriel A Almond
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Political Scientists and Public Intellectuals
I was very much impressed by Andrew Stark's profound structural interpretation of the question of “Why Political Scientists aren't Public Intellectuals” ( PS&P, September 2002 ). I do not want to rehearse or respond to his particular argument which I find quite persuasive. But, it seems to me, there is more to the story, and Stark himself provides the clue in a single sentence: “Yet if the problem is structural, the solution must be the individua…
People in Political Science
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Harold D. Lasswell's Legacy to Mainstream Political Science
Harold D. Lasswell's extensive and wide-ranging books and essays are extraordinarily rich sources of ideas, methods, and topics for the study of political behavior. Whether and how the legacy of his writings is used by contemporary political scientists and theorists is reported here by way of an investigation of references to his work appearing in mainstream political science journals (available through JSTOR) for the 17 years following the end o…
Good-Bye to Two Dear Friends
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In Focus … Census 2000
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Political Science in History
A Report on the Congressional Fellowship Program, 1992–93 and 1993–94
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The Congress as Research Arena
Crossroads of Social Science
Politics, Self, and Society
The Congruence Model Revisited
Some 25 years have intervened between the initial exposition of the congruence of electoral constituency representation in the U.S. Congress by Miller and Stokes (1963)1 and its most recent explication by Converse and Pierce (1986) in their mountainous study of French electoral and legislative politics. Converse and Pierce acknowledge their indebtedness to Miller and Stokes not only in matters of design and data analysis but also in theoretical (…
Commentary
Comments on Margolis, "The Presidential Campaign and the Future of Election Studies" Heinz Eulau Stanford University Rejoinder to Heinz Eulau's Commentary Michael Margolis University of Pittsburgh The Congress, the President and Public Policy: A Rejoinder to Joseph Cooper Michael L. Mezey DePaul University
Life space and social networks as political contexts
Standing Committees in Legislatures
Legislative Committee Assignments
News
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Social Network Analysis and Political Behavior
The Columbia Studies of Personal Influence
In a strictly theoretical and methodological perspective, the Columbia studies of personal influence—conducted in the 1940s and early 1950s—are today of largely historical interest as particularly self-conscious and sophisticated examples of social-scientific discovery. Yet, there are indications that these studies are once more coming to scholarly attention and their long eclipse, so symptomatic of discontinuity in social-scientific research, ma…
The Columbia Studies of Personal Influence
Harold Lasswell Memorial
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Labyrinths of democracy
Economic Conditions and Electoral Outcomes
The Puzzle of Representation
This study examines the conceptualization of representation, particularly the problems resulting from conceiving of it simply in terms of congruence between the attitudes of constituents and of representatives on policy questions. It examines critically some of the work that followed the innovative study of Miller and Stokes. Regarding representation as responsiveness, it identifies four components of this concept: policy, service, allocation, an…
The Role of the Representative
The problem of representation is central to all discussions of the functions of legislatures or the behavior of legislators. For it is commonly taken for granted that, in democratic political systems, legislatures are both legitimate and authoritative decision-making institutions, and that it is their representative character which makes them authoritative and legitimate. Through the process of representation, presumably, legislatures are empower…
Changing Patterns of Military Politics
The Congruence Model Revisited
Some 25 years have intervened between the initial exposition of the congruence of electoral constituency representation in the U.S. Congress by Miller and Stokes (1963)1 and its most recent explication by Converse and Pierce (1986) in their mountainous study of French electoral and legislative politics. Converse and Pierce acknowledge their indebtedness to Miller and Stokes not only in matters of design and data analysis but also in theoretical (…
Political Socialization and Political Roles
This study challenges the theory that adult political behavior is little more than an elaboration of patterns rooted in childhood. It is based on evidence from 421 state legislators in 4 states and i2g city councilmen from 23 cities. Comparing and contrasting those who entered politics early and late, the authors conclude that political experiences in childhood and adolescence are less important than more relevant and pressing demands in orientin…
Legislative Behavior
Life space and social networks as political contexts
Micro-Macro Political Analysis
Autocracy and Democracy
The Legislator as Specialist
Political Behavior
Standing Committees in Legislatures
The Place of Policy Analysis in Political Science
Skill Revolution and Consultative Commonwealth
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The Legislative System
Identification with Class and Political Perspective
Social Bias in Leadership Selection, Political Recruitment, and Electoral Context
Political Matrix and Political Representation
Scholars interested in theorizing about political representation in terms relevant to democratic governance in mid-twentieth century America find themselves in a quandary. We are surrounded by functioning representative institutions, or at least by institutions formally described as representative. Individuals who presumably "represent" other citizens govern some 90 thousand different political units-they sit on school and special district boards…
The Maddening Methods of Harold D. Lasswell
Legislative Committee Assignments
Social Network Analysis and Political Behavior
H. D. Lasswell's Developmental Analysis
Dimensions of Political Involvement
Journal Article Dimensions of Political Involvement Get access HEINZ EULAU, HEINZ EULAU Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar PETER SCHNEIDER PETER SCHNEIDER * Mr. Eulau a Associate Professor of Political Science at Antioch College; Mr. Schneider is Teaching Assistant in Sociology at Antioch College. This analysis was made possible by a research stipend awarded to Peter Schneider by the Social Science Research C…
Harold D. Lasswell's Legacy to Mainstream Political Science
Harold D. Lasswell's extensive and wide-ranging books and essays are extraordinarily rich sources of ideas, methods, and topics for the study of political behavior. Whether and how the legacy of his writings is used by contemporary political scientists and theorists is reported here by way of an investigation of references to his work appearing in mainstream political science journals (available through JSTOR) for the 17 years following the end o…
Lobbyists
While in theory citizens are represented in the seats of government by their legislators, many groups and special interests have their special representatives, whose influence on the course of national affairs has been considered quite important. This review article examines a recent study of lobbyists in the context of other studies
Theories of Federalism under the Holy Roman Empire
A fact little appreciated by American political scientists is the relatively early emergence of federalism as a working concept of political theory in the Holy Roman Empire of the seventeenth century. But although these federal theories run ahead of corresponding theories elsewhere, it must be pointed out that political and legal conditions peculiar to the medieval Empire retarded an even earlier appearance. For centuries, the constitution of the…
The Depersonalization of the Concept of Sovereignty
The New Soviet Nationalism
Proselytizing in the Catholic Press
Man Against Himself
The American Government
Class Identification and Projection in Voting Behavior
Class Identification and Projection in Voting Behavior
Perceptions of Class and Party in Voting Behavior
Political differences among people are not a matter of chance; they are significantly related to such interdependent variables as party identification, issue orientation, and candidate preference. The national sample survey of 1,614 respondents conducted by the Survey Research Center during the 1952 presidential election gives us a sound basis for investigating this phenomenon: 1,200 of the respondents were classified as “middle class” or “workin…
Identification with Class and Political Perspective
Identification With Class and Political Role Behavior
Students of politics have long been concerned with the relationship between social class and political behavior. In this article the author examined the effect of class identification on that behavior; he found that there was a gradual transition from attitudinal to role identification
Dimensions of Political Involvement
Journal Article Dimensions of Political Involvement Get access HEINZ EULAU, HEINZ EULAU Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar PETER SCHNEIDER PETER SCHNEIDER * Mr. Eulau a Associate Professor of Political Science at Antioch College; Mr. Schneider is Teaching Assistant in Sociology at Antioch College. This analysis was made possible by a research stipend awarded to Peter Schneider by the Social Science Research C…
From Public Opinion to Public Philosophy
Political Behavior
H. D. Lasswell's Developmental Analysis
H. D. Lasswell's Developmental Analysis
SHE EXISTENCE of a scientific discipline hinges on simultaneous presence of two minimum requirements: first, it must have a body of theory or, at least, a conceptual schema within which empirical data can be so selected and organized that they will derive their meaning and significance from relevance to a theoretical structure; and, secondly, it must develop methods of inquiry which are consistent with canons of scientific investigation. Until re…
The Political Socialization of American State Legislators
Manpower in War and Peace
The Role of the Representative
The problem of representation is central to all discussions of the functions of legislatures or the behavior of legislators. For it is commonly taken for granted that, in democratic political systems, legislatures are both legitimate and authoritative decision-making institutions, and that it is their representative character which makes them authoritative and legitimate. Through the process of representation, presumably, legislatures are empower…
American State Legislators' Role Orientations Toward Pressure Groups
Legislative Behavior
The Legislator as Specialist
Autocracy and Democracy
The Annals of Research
This recounting of the experience of the State Legislative Research Project demonstrates that it is possible to weld together a research team whose individual members come to the common task with different theoretical orientations, different substantive concerns, different approaches, and without even prior mutual acquaintance. It points to the benefits accruing from joint effort, and suggests some of the difficulties and costs of collaborative r…
Small Groups, Big Organizations, and Mass Society
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