Jack R Van Der Slik
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 383795 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jack R Van Der Slik |
| NOMBRES | Jack R |
| APELLIDO | Van Der Slik |
| FIRMA | VAN DER SLIK J R |
| AFILIACIONES | Sangamon State University Springfield Illinois |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1974 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Southern State Party Organizations and Activists. Charles D. Hadley , Lewis Bowman
United States
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A polemic on education reform in the American states
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The Early Institutionalization of Congress
This study applies Nelson Polsby's conceptualization of an institutionalized organization to the first U.S. Congress. Polsby argued that the modern Congress is relatively well bounded; internally complex, with a clear division of labor; having well defined and universalistically applied rules of action. In a substantial way these characteristics also were present at the creation of Congress. Most importantly, it began with legislatively socialize…
The Plurality of Factors Influencing Policymakinc
This paper attempts to explore recent efforts of American state legislatures to improve the quality of public schools. Which state legislatures have passed school reform legislation? At what aspects of public education is this reform legislation aimed? Are there significant variations across states in such reform legislation? What has contributed most to the passage of such legislation? Is it the socioeconomic characteristics of individual states…
Congress
Citizen Witnesses before Congressional Committees
The nexus between the governing elite and the lesser members of society who are governed is a recurring theme of contemporary political analysis. It is conceptualized variously as an elite-mass relationship, a polyarchal relationship, a representational relationship, and a democratic relationship. It is characterized normatively more often than it is examined empirically. The theoretical breadth of this issue means that any attempt at empirical i…
Patterns of Partisanship in a Nonpartisan Representational Setting
Roll call voting the convention was highly structured. Using MacRae's clustering and scaling techniques, 78 per cent of the roll calls with disagreement fitted into 13 substantive dimensions. Although members were elected on a nonpartisan ballot, and did not organize the convention a partisan fashion, partisan identification of the members was the best of several political, social, career, and constituency variables accounting for roll call votin…
The Early Institutionalization of Congress
This study applies Nelson Polsby's conceptualization of an institutionalized organization to the first U.S. Congress. Polsby argued that the modern Congress is relatively well bounded; internally complex, with a clear division of labor; having well defined and universalistically applied rules of action. In a substantial way these characteristics also were present at the creation of Congress. Most importantly, it began with legislatively socialize…
Congress
Citizen Witnesses before Congressional Committees
The nexus between the governing elite and the lesser members of society who are governed is a recurring theme of contemporary political analysis. It is conceptualized variously as an elite-mass relationship, a polyarchal relationship, a representational relationship, and a democratic relationship. It is characterized normatively more often than it is examined empirically. The theoretical breadth of this issue means that any attempt at empirical i…
Patterns of Partisanship in a Nonpartisan Representational Setting
Roll call voting the convention was highly structured. Using MacRae's clustering and scaling techniques, 78 per cent of the roll calls with disagreement fitted into 13 substantive dimensions. Although members were elected on a nonpartisan ballot, and did not organize the convention a partisan fashion, partisan identification of the members was the best of several political, social, career, and constituency variables accounting for roll call votin…
Citizen Witnesses before Congressional Committees
The nexus between the governing elite and the lesser members of society who are governed is a recurring theme of contemporary political analysis. It is conceptualized variously as an elite-mass relationship, a polyarchal relationship, a representational relationship, and a democratic relationship. It is characterized normatively more often than it is examined empirically. The theoretical breadth of this issue means that any attempt at empirical i…
Congress
The Plurality of Factors Influencing Policymakinc
This paper attempts to explore recent efforts of American state legislatures to improve the quality of public schools. Which state legislatures have passed school reform legislation? At what aspects of public education is this reform legislation aimed? Are there significant variations across states in such reform legislation? What has contributed most to the passage of such legislation? Is it the socioeconomic characteristics of individual states…
The Early Institutionalization of Congress
This study applies Nelson Polsby's conceptualization of an institutionalized organization to the first U.S. Congress. Polsby argued that the modern Congress is relatively well bounded; internally complex, with a clear division of labor; having well defined and universalistically applied rules of action. In a substantial way these characteristics also were present at the creation of Congress. Most importantly, it began with legislatively socialize…
A polemic on education reform in the American states
United States
United States
United States
Southern State Party Organizations and Activists. Charles D. Hadley , Lewis Bowman
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