Allen H Barton
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 157103 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Allen H Barton |
| NOMBRES | Allen H |
| APELLIDO | Barton |
| FIRMA | BARTON A H |
| AFILIACIONES | Columbia University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 38 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 237 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1950 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Paul Lazarsfeld as methodologist
"Comment on "Searching for Voters along the Liberal-Conservative Continuum
The RePass article (The Forum, Vol. 6, Issue 2, 2008), continues the tradition of writers using the National Election Survey data of defining "ideology" as the answer to the liberal-conservative self-labeling question, and fails to consider the structure of substantive public policy attitudes and values as a necessary indicator of ideology
Occupational Class and Vote in the 1949 Norwegian Election. Research Note
In 1948–49 the Sociology Office of the University of Oslo, under the guidance of Prof. Paul Lazarsfeld of Columbia University, initiated a series of studies on the Norwegian economic planning system. Part of this Planning Project was a national election survey in the fall of 1949, on a modified probability sample of 2600 people. The results show the paramount influence of economic class on voting, interpreting class as a combination of employer/e…
Asking Why About Social Problems
In 'The Art of Asking Why' Paul Lazarsfeld (1935) pointed out the deficiency of simply asking people 'why' they did something, and developed the idea of accounting models to guide a much more extensive series of questions about reasons for action. A similar problem arises when people are asked 'why' about social phenomena like unemployment, poverty, inflation, or urban riots. A review of research asking people for their explanations of social pro…
If There Is Real Opinion Change, How Much Real Opinion Exists? Comment on ‘Is There Real Opinion Change?’
Journal Article IF THERE IS REAL OPINION CHANGE, HOW MUCH REAL OPINION EXISTS? COMMENT ON ‘IS THERE REAL OPINION CHANGE?’ Get access ALLEN H. BARTON, ALLEN H. BARTON Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Tom W. Smith Tom W. Smith Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Journal of Public Opinion Research, Volume 6, Issue 2, SUMMER 1994, Pages 204–207, https://doi.org…
Cimment on ‘Elite vs. Mass Opinion
Journal Article CIMMENT ON ‘ELITE VS. MASS OPINION: ANOTHER LOOK AT A CLASSIC RELATIONSHIP’ Get access Allen H. Barton Allen H. Barton Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Journal of Public Opinion Research, Volume 4, Issue 1, SPRING 1992, Pages 62–69, https://doi.org/10.1093/ijpor/4.1.62 Published: 01 March 1992
Research Methods for Elite Studies
Minority Citizens in Disasters
The first study of its kind to address the issue of ethnic diversity, Minority Citizens in Disasters focuses on the responses of two minorities-blacks and Mexican-Americans-relative to whites in three disaster events: a propane car derailment, a nitric acid spill, and a flood. Ronald Perry and Alvin Mushkatel find that response to initial warnings is influenced by the source of the information-mass media, public authorities, or family and friends…
The Life of the Parties
Determinants of Economic Attitudes in the American Business Elite
A survey of 120 top business leaders shows that economic attitudes were more liberal among those who participated in polici-planning organizations and in a policy-interaction network crossing institutional sectors. Participation was fostered by elite education; membership i elite clubs; and growing up in northeastern, urban, and big-business families. Cultural origins (region and size of birthplace, parent's religion, and generation) also exerted…
Public Organization Theory
Elites in Australia
Ode to an Unused Research Report
Contextual Analysis
Paul Lazarsfeld and Applied Social Research
The rise and fall of the Bureau of Applied Social Research, and the life of its founder and mentor, Paul Lazarsfeld should ideally be presented as a drama by Brecht, accompanied by the dissonant and jazzy music of pre-Nazi Central Europe, and its depression-time equivalent in the United States (from “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime” to “Happy Days are Here Again!”). The concept of the university applied social research organization (all the adjecti…
Paul Lazarsfeld and Applied Social Research
A Diagnosis of Bureaucratic Maladies
Measuring Belief System Structure
This article points out the deficiencies of the most common method of measuring belief system structuredness, outlines the logic on which a better measure of belief consistency can be calculated for individuals, and applies the new measure to data comparing elites and nonelites, and different elite groups
Recent Work on Elites
Elites in the Policy Process.Robert Presthus
Opinion-Making Elites in Yugoslavia
Opinion-Making Elites in Yugoslavia
sayo analiza el origen y evolucion del liberalismo ruso y estudia el liberalismo de Europa Occidental en la medida en que funciono como modelo para el desarrollo ruso, en los siguientes capitulos: Charles E. Timberlake, «Introduccion: el concepto de liberalismo en Rusia» (pags. 1-18); Charles E. Timberlake, «Ivan Illich Petrunkevich: liberalismo ruso en microcosmos» (pags. 18-41); Kermit E. McKenzie, «La fe politica de Fedor Rodichev» (pags. 42-6…
Applied Research in the Political Process
Consensus and Conflict Among American Leaders
Interviews with over five hundred American leaders of powerful organized groups reveal both sharp divisions and practical alignments that vary according to the issue: economic, foreign policy, or social. Whether there exist conflict-free solutions acceptable to all classes remains questionable
In defense of NBC “Violence”
Measuring Belief System Structure
This article points out the deficiencies of the most common method of measuring belief system structuredness, outlines the logic on which a better measure of belief consistency can be calculated for individuals, and applies the new measure to data comparing elites and nonelites, and different elite groups
Communities in disaster
Consensus and Conflict Among American Leaders
Interviews with over five hundred American leaders of powerful organized groups reveal both sharp divisions and practical alignments that vary according to the issue: economic, foreign policy, or social. Whether there exist conflict-free solutions acceptable to all classes remains questionable
Asking the Embarrassing Question
Journal Article Asking the Embarrassing Question Get access ALLEN H. BARTON ALLEN H. BARTON University of Chicago Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 22, Issue 1, SPRING 1958, Pages 67–68, https://doi.org/10.1086/266761 Published: 01 January 1958
Survey Research and Macro-Methodology
Determinants of Economic Attitudes in the American Business Elite
A survey of 120 top business leaders shows that economic attitudes were more liberal among those who participated in polici-planning organizations and in a policy-interaction network crossing institutional sectors. Participation was fostered by elite education; membership i elite clubs; and growing up in northeastern, urban, and big-business families. Cultural origins (region and size of birthplace, parent's religion, and generation) also exerted…
A Diagnosis of Bureaucratic Maladies
"Allen Barton Comments on Hauser's "Context and Consex
The Columbia Crisis
Journal Article THE COLUMBIA CRISIS: CAMPUS, VIETNAM, AND THE GHETTO Get access ALLEN H. BARTON ALLEN H. BARTON The author is Director of the Bureau of Applied Social Research at Columbia University. This survey was made possible by the support of the Russell Sage Foundation. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 32, Issue 3, FALL 1968, Pages 333–351, https://doi.org/10.1086/2676…
Public Organization Theory
Paul Lazarsfeld and Applied Social Research
Paul Lazarsfeld and Applied Social Research
The rise and fall of the Bureau of Applied Social Research, and the life of its founder and mentor, Paul Lazarsfeld should ideally be presented as a drama by Brecht, accompanied by the dissonant and jazzy music of pre-Nazi Central Europe, and its depression-time equivalent in the United States (from “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime” to “Happy Days are Here Again!”). The concept of the university applied social research organization (all the adjecti…
Organizational Measurement and Its Bearing on the Study of College Environments
Occupational Class and Vote in the 1949 Norwegian Election. Research Note
In 1948–49 the Sociology Office of the University of Oslo, under the guidance of Prof. Paul Lazarsfeld of Columbia University, initiated a series of studies on the Norwegian economic planning system. Part of this Planning Project was a national election survey in the fall of 1949, on a modified probability sample of 2600 people. The results show the paramount influence of economic class on voting, interpreting class as a combination of employer/e…
Asking Why About Social Problems
In 'The Art of Asking Why' Paul Lazarsfeld (1935) pointed out the deficiency of simply asking people 'why' they did something, and developed the idea of accounting models to guide a much more extensive series of questions about reasons for action. A similar problem arises when people are asked 'why' about social phenomena like unemployment, poverty, inflation, or urban riots. A review of research asking people for their explanations of social pro…
Contextual Analysis
Decision-Making in a Planning Agency
Unity with Communists Impossible Under Present Conditions
Of your articles on "Cooperation on the Left," the most revealing of the Left's difficulties is that of Cedric Belfrage.This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website, where most recent articles are published in full.Click here to purchase a PDF version of this article at the Monthly Review website
The Norwegians
Asking the Embarrassing Question
Journal Article Asking the Embarrassing Question Get access ALLEN H. BARTON ALLEN H. BARTON University of Chicago Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 22, Issue 1, SPRING 1958, Pages 67–68, https://doi.org/10.1086/266761 Published: 01 January 1958
How People Vote
Organizational Measurement and Its Bearing on the Study of College Environments
Social organization under stress
Decision-Making in a Planning Agency
The Columbia Crisis
Journal Article THE COLUMBIA CRISIS: CAMPUS, VIETNAM, AND THE GHETTO Get access ALLEN H. BARTON ALLEN H. BARTON The author is Director of the Bureau of Applied Social Research at Columbia University. This survey was made possible by the support of the Russell Sage Foundation. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 32, Issue 3, FALL 1968, Pages 333–351, https://doi.org/10.1086/2676…
Survey Research and Macro-Methodology
Communities in disaster
Réception et diffusion des informations, dans un groupe de formateurs de l'opinion publique dans une société socialiste
"Allen Barton Comments on Hauser's "Context and Consex
Communities in Disaster
In defense of NBC “Violence”
Consensus and Conflict Among American Leaders
Interviews with over five hundred American leaders of powerful organized groups reveal both sharp divisions and practical alignments that vary according to the issue: economic, foreign policy, or social. Whether there exist conflict-free solutions acceptable to all classes remains questionable
Opinion-Making Elites in Yugoslavia
Opinion-Making Elites in Yugoslavia
sayo analiza el origen y evolucion del liberalismo ruso y estudia el liberalismo de Europa Occidental en la medida en que funciono como modelo para el desarrollo ruso, en los siguientes capitulos: Charles E. Timberlake, «Introduccion: el concepto de liberalismo en Rusia» (pags. 1-18); Charles E. Timberlake, «Ivan Illich Petrunkevich: liberalismo ruso en microcosmos» (pags. 18-41); Kermit E. McKenzie, «La fe politica de Fedor Rodichev» (pags. 42-6…
Applied Research in the Political Process
Recent Work on Elites
Elites in the Policy Process.Robert Presthus
Measuring Belief System Structure
This article points out the deficiencies of the most common method of measuring belief system structuredness, outlines the logic on which a better measure of belief consistency can be calculated for individuals, and applies the new measure to data comparing elites and nonelites, and different elite groups
Paul Lazarsfeld and Applied Social Research
The rise and fall of the Bureau of Applied Social Research, and the life of its founder and mentor, Paul Lazarsfeld should ideally be presented as a drama by Brecht, accompanied by the dissonant and jazzy music of pre-Nazi Central Europe, and its depression-time equivalent in the United States (from “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime” to “Happy Days are Here Again!”). The concept of the university applied social research organization (all the adjecti…
Paul Lazarsfeld and Applied Social Research
A Diagnosis of Bureaucratic Maladies
Ode to an Unused Research Report
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