William A Glaser
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 79374 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | William A Glaser |
| NOMBRES | William A |
| APELLIDO | Glaser |
| FIRMA | GLASER W A |
| AFILIACIONES | Columbia University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 410 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1954 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1993 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Health Insurance in Practice
Paying the Hospital
The Workers' Compensation System in Victoria
Four years after its inception, Workcare, the Victorian Government's new workers' compensation scheme, has failed to live up to its promise. Recent reforms have concentrated on identifying groups responsible for the ‘rorts’ and cost ‘blowouts’ of the scheme. It is argued that although this sort of intervention might make economic sense, it continues a tradition of scapegoating individual workers rather than trying to analyse the complex workings …
Designing fee schedules by formulae, politics, and negotiations
Fee-for-service cannot be used successfully by organized health insurance without a fee schedule. America first tried to pay doctors under Medicare by an involved formula system without a fee schedule, but the effort has failed. The United States has now commissioned a research project to design a unique fee schedule that will precisely reflect physicians' effort and practice costs and that will represent the prices produced by a perfectly compet…
The Brain Drain
Foreign Medical Graduates
The Brain Drain
The Alien Doctors
The Quandaries of Health Policy
The Brain Drain
Brain Drain
Brain Drain
The Migration and Return of Professionals
The Migration and Return of Professionals
Under the auspices of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) a multi-national comparative study is being undertaken of the migration and return of professionals from developing countries who study in developed countries. This paper summarizes the results obtained from analysis of the responses to questionnaires given to: between 500 and 2,000 foreign students in three industrially developed countries; between 100 and 400 …
The brain drain and Unitar's multinational research project on the subject
Social Settings and Medical Organization
Social Settings and Medical Organization, a Cross-National Study of the Hospital
Paying the Doctor
United States of America Note on the Work of the Council of Social Science Data Archives 1965-1968
The Government of Associations
The Government of Associations
Elections and The Political Order
The last section of a well-known earlier production by the same team of University of Michigan psephologists, The American Voter, bore the title, 'The Electoral Decision and the Political System'. It was a short section, which tentatively advanced a few suggestions and frankly recognized the need for further work, focused on the consequences of the electoral process, as against its makings in the personality and the group affiliations of individu…
Plans of the Council of Social Science Data Archives
International Mail Surveys of Informants
As international activities increase, governments and private associations call for comparable information about many countries. Some of the needed facts are about populations or about special sub-groups within populations. For such purposes, conventional sampling and polling techniques can easily be exported into other societies
Television and Voting Turnout
On the basis of presidential election surveys Dr. Glaser discusses the influence of television on voting turnout and how this influence differs from the effects of other mass media. He also considers ways in which television could be used more effectively to increase voting turnout. This is a revision of a paper read at the annual AAPOR meeting on May 9, 1964
Elections and The Political Order
The last section of a well-known earlier production by the same team of University of Michigan psephologists, The American Voter, bore the title, 'The Electoral Decision and the Political System'. It was a short section, which tentatively advanced a few suggestions and frankly recognized the need for further work, focused on the consequences of the electoral process, as against its makings in the personality and the group affiliations of individu…
The Family and Voting Turnout
Most studies of turnout have ignored the interconnections between individuals who are closely related through family ties or other types of intimate association that can be expected to influence their attitudes and choices. This article provides evidence of similarity in the voting behavior of family members
Television and Voting Turnout
On the basis of presidential election surveys Dr. Glaser discusses the influence of television on voting turnout and how this influence differs from the effects of other mass media. He also considers ways in which television could be used more effectively to increase voting turnout. This is a revision of a paper read at the annual AAPOR meeting on May 9, 1964
The Migration and Return of Professionals
Intention and Voting Turnout
Past voting turnout studies almost always have been static analyses. Usually they have described the relationship between participation rates and the demographic attributes, attitudes, and social experiences of members of the electorate. Since each such study ordinarily is based on a single cross-sectional survey or on statistics referring to the Election Day period alone, both turnout and its determinants are derived at the same point of time, o…
Designing fee schedules by formulae, politics, and negotiations
Fee-for-service cannot be used successfully by organized health insurance without a fee schedule. America first tried to pay doctors under Medicare by an involved formula system without a fee schedule, but the effort has failed. The United States has now commissioned a research project to design a unique fee schedule that will precisely reflect physicians' effort and practice costs and that will represent the prices produced by a perfectly compet…
The Workers' Compensation System in Victoria
Four years after its inception, Workcare, the Victorian Government's new workers' compensation scheme, has failed to live up to its promise. Recent reforms have concentrated on identifying groups responsible for the ‘rorts’ and cost ‘blowouts’ of the scheme. It is argued that although this sort of intervention might make economic sense, it continues a tradition of scapegoating individual workers rather than trying to analyse the complex workings …
The Brain Drain
The Migration and Return of Professionals
Under the auspices of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) a multi-national comparative study is being undertaken of the migration and return of professionals from developing countries who study in developed countries. This paper summarizes the results obtained from analysis of the responses to questionnaires given to: between 500 and 2,000 foreign students in three industrially developed countries; between 100 and 400 …
Plans of the Council of Social Science Data Archives
International Mail Surveys of Informants
As international activities increase, governments and private associations call for comparable information about many countries. Some of the needed facts are about populations or about special sub-groups within populations. For such purposes, conventional sampling and polling techniques can easily be exported into other societies
Doctors and Politics
Published and unpublished studies are reviewed to derive generalizations and hypotheses about the political attitudes and behavior of the individual members of the American medical profession. Although doctors may occasionally participate in local government in medical or other non-partisan capacities, they rarely abandon medicine for lay governmental careers, and their participation in party politics is limited. In some respects doctors share th…
Health Insurance in Practice
The Government of Associations
The Semantics of the Cold War
This article presents the results of a systematic analysis of the statements of Soviet and American leaders. The author discusses the implications of the similarities and differences between the statements of the two groups and suggests several devices which he believes will improve America's effectiveness in the propaganda war. William Glaser, who has a Social Science Research Council fellowship for this academic year, is Assistant Professor of …
Algie Martin Simons and Marxism in America
Journal Article Algie Martin Simons and Marxism in America Get access William A. Glaser William A. Glaser Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 41, Issue 3, December 1954, Pages 419–434, https://doi.org/10.2307/1897491 Published: 01 December 1954
The Semantics of the Cold War
This article presents the results of a systematic analysis of the statements of Soviet and American leaders. The author discusses the implications of the similarities and differences between the statements of the two groups and suggests several devices which he believes will improve America's effectiveness in the propaganda war. William Glaser, who has a Social Science Research Council fellowship for this academic year, is Assistant Professor of …
Intention and Voting Turnout
Past voting turnout studies almost always have been static analyses. Usually they have described the relationship between participation rates and the demographic attributes, attitudes, and social experiences of members of the electorate. Since each such study ordinarily is based on a single cross-sectional survey or on statistics referring to the Election Day period alone, both turnout and its determinants are derived at the same point of time, o…
The Family and Voting Turnout
Most studies of turnout have ignored the interconnections between individuals who are closely related through family ties or other types of intimate association that can be expected to influence their attitudes and choices. This article provides evidence of similarity in the voting behavior of family members
Doctors and Politics
Published and unpublished studies are reviewed to derive generalizations and hypotheses about the political attitudes and behavior of the individual members of the American medical profession. Although doctors may occasionally participate in local government in medical or other non-partisan capacities, they rarely abandon medicine for lay governmental careers, and their participation in party politics is limited. In some respects doctors share th…
Public Opinion and Congressional Elections
Public Opinion and Congressional Elections
Voice of American Medicine. James G. Burrow
Public Opinion and Congressional Elections
Television and Voting Turnout
On the basis of presidential election surveys Dr. Glaser discusses the influence of television on voting turnout and how this influence differs from the effects of other mass media. He also considers ways in which television could be used more effectively to increase voting turnout. This is a revision of a paper read at the annual AAPOR meeting on May 9, 1964
Plans of the Council of Social Science Data Archives
International Mail Surveys of Informants
As international activities increase, governments and private associations call for comparable information about many countries. Some of the needed facts are about populations or about special sub-groups within populations. For such purposes, conventional sampling and polling techniques can easily be exported into other societies
Elections and The Political Order
The last section of a well-known earlier production by the same team of University of Michigan psephologists, The American Voter, bore the title, 'The Electoral Decision and the Political System'. It was a short section, which tentatively advanced a few suggestions and frankly recognized the need for further work, focused on the consequences of the electoral process, as against its makings in the personality and the group affiliations of individu…
The Government of Associations
The Government of Associations
United States of America Note on the Work of the Council of Social Science Data Archives 1965-1968
Paying the Doctor
Social Settings and Medical Organization, a Cross-National Study of the Hospital
Social Settings and Medical Organization
The brain drain and Unitar's multinational research project on the subject
The Migration and Return of Professionals
The Migration and Return of Professionals
Under the auspices of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) a multi-national comparative study is being undertaken of the migration and return of professionals from developing countries who study in developed countries. This paper summarizes the results obtained from analysis of the responses to questionnaires given to: between 500 and 2,000 foreign students in three industrially developed countries; between 100 and 400 …
Brain Drain
Brain Drain
The Alien Doctors
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