Frank B Feigert
Biographic Data
| ID | 1045153 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank B Feigert |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank B |
| FAMILY NAME | Feigert |
| SIGNATURE | FEIGERT F B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Texas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 86 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
More Time with My Money: Leaving the House and Going Home in 1992 and 1994
More Time With My Money: Leaving The House and Going Home In 1992 and 1994
Before the 1992 congressional elections, 66 members of the House of Representatives retired -the highest number since the end of World War II. Fully 53 of the 1992 retirees did not seek another elective office. Previous studies of the retirement surge have emphasized a combination of adverse political circumstances, including the House banking scandal that lessened offenders' reelection prospects, and unique financial opportunities for some membe…
Different Contents, Similar Packages: The Domestic Political Beliefs of Southern Local Party Activists
Different Contents, Similar Packages: The Domestic Political Beliefs of Southern Local Party Activists
This research note investigates the content, structure, and correlates of the political beliefs of Democratic and Republican local party activists in eleven Southern states. Confirmatory factor analyses reveal that the beliefs of both groups are structured by three factors concerning government involvement in economy and society, traditional values, and women's rights and roles. Regarding the content of belief, Republicans take substantially more…
Nominating the President. Emmett H. Buell, Jr. , Lee Sigelman
Do By-Elections Constitute Referenda? A Four-Country Comparison
Government and third-party performance in mid-term by-elections: The Canadian, British and Australian experience
Postwar Changes in State Party Competition
Recent literature on the American party system has stressed the decline of the parties in all aspects. If this is valid, one might expect a relative equilibrium in election outcomes. In this light, inter-party competition for governor and state legislature in the fifty states is examined, using two data bases. The first is the party competition index employed by Ranney and extended by Bibby. The second consists of election results for governor an…
Political Attitudes in America: Formation and Change. Paul R. Abramson Keeping a Finger on the Public Pulse: Private Polling and Presidential Elections. Bruce E. Altschuler
Political Competence and Mass Media Use
Journal Article Political Competence and Mass Media Use Get access Frank B. Feigert Frank B. Feigert Frank B. Feigert is Professor of Political Science, State University of New York, Brock-port, New York. Data for this study were supplied through the facilities of the Inter-University Consortium for Political Research, which bears no responsibility for the analysis and interpretations which follow. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford…
Incentives and Task Performance Among Party Precinct Workers
OLITICAL parties in the United States originated to serve as a link between the newly created mass electorate and groups of politicians in the government. With the development of a mass electorate, a means of organizing voters to support particular politicians or groups of politicians became necessary. The lower level of the party organization evolved to perform organization, mobilization, and service functions. If parties are to be an important …
Conservatism, Populism, and Social Change
Components of Absentee Voting
Motivation, Incentive Systems, and the Political Party Organization
Several different models of local political party organization can be found in the accumulating studies of American local politics. One model is typified by the research of Forthal, Gosnell, Kent, and Salter, and presents a picture of the party organization as attracting and disciplining workers through material incentives, non-ideological in its appeals, and oriented toward obtaining votes for securing or maintaining the party in political contr…
Motivation, Incentive Systems, and the Political Party Organization
Several different models of local political party organization can be found in the accumulating studies of American local politics. One model is typified by the research of Forthal, Gosnell, Kent, and Salter, and presents a picture of the party organization as attracting and disciplining workers through material incentives, non-ideological in its appeals, and oriented toward obtaining votes for securing or maintaining the party in political contr…
More Time With My Money: Leaving The House and Going Home In 1992 and 1994
Before the 1992 congressional elections, 66 members of the House of Representatives retired -the highest number since the end of World War II. Fully 53 of the 1992 retirees did not seek another elective office. Previous studies of the retirement surge have emphasized a combination of adverse political circumstances, including the House banking scandal that lessened offenders' reelection prospects, and unique financial opportunities for some membe…
Government and third-party performance in mid-term by-elections: The Canadian, British and Australian experience
Postwar Changes in State Party Competition
Recent literature on the American party system has stressed the decline of the parties in all aspects. If this is valid, one might expect a relative equilibrium in election outcomes. In this light, inter-party competition for governor and state legislature in the fifty states is examined, using two data bases. The first is the party competition index employed by Ranney and extended by Bibby. The second consists of election results for governor an…
Do By-Elections Constitute Referenda? A Four-Country Comparison
Incentives and Task Performance Among Party Precinct Workers
OLITICAL parties in the United States originated to serve as a link between the newly created mass electorate and groups of politicians in the government. With the development of a mass electorate, a means of organizing voters to support particular politicians or groups of politicians became necessary. The lower level of the party organization evolved to perform organization, mobilization, and service functions. If parties are to be an important …
Political Competence and Mass Media Use
Journal Article Political Competence and Mass Media Use Get access Frank B. Feigert Frank B. Feigert Frank B. Feigert is Professor of Political Science, State University of New York, Brock-port, New York. Data for this study were supplied through the facilities of the Inter-University Consortium for Political Research, which bears no responsibility for the analysis and interpretations which follow. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford…
Different Contents, Similar Packages: The Domestic Political Beliefs of Southern Local Party Activists
This research note investigates the content, structure, and correlates of the political beliefs of Democratic and Republican local party activists in eleven Southern states. Confirmatory factor analyses reveal that the beliefs of both groups are structured by three factors concerning government involvement in economy and society, traditional values, and women's rights and roles. Regarding the content of belief, Republicans take substantially more…
Motivation, Incentive Systems, and the Political Party Organization
Several different models of local political party organization can be found in the accumulating studies of American local politics. One model is typified by the research of Forthal, Gosnell, Kent, and Salter, and presents a picture of the party organization as attracting and disciplining workers through material incentives, non-ideological in its appeals, and oriented toward obtaining votes for securing or maintaining the party in political contr…
Components of Absentee Voting
Conservatism, Populism, and Social Change
Incentives and Task Performance Among Party Precinct Workers
OLITICAL parties in the United States originated to serve as a link between the newly created mass electorate and groups of politicians in the government. With the development of a mass electorate, a means of organizing voters to support particular politicians or groups of politicians became necessary. The lower level of the party organization evolved to perform organization, mobilization, and service functions. If parties are to be an important …
Political Competence and Mass Media Use
Journal Article Political Competence and Mass Media Use Get access Frank B. Feigert Frank B. Feigert Frank B. Feigert is Professor of Political Science, State University of New York, Brock-port, New York. Data for this study were supplied through the facilities of the Inter-University Consortium for Political Research, which bears no responsibility for the analysis and interpretations which follow. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford…
Political Attitudes in America: Formation and Change. Paul R. Abramson Keeping a Finger on the Public Pulse: Private Polling and Presidential Elections. Bruce E. Altschuler
Postwar Changes in State Party Competition
Recent literature on the American party system has stressed the decline of the parties in all aspects. If this is valid, one might expect a relative equilibrium in election outcomes. In this light, inter-party competition for governor and state legislature in the fifty states is examined, using two data bases. The first is the party competition index employed by Ranney and extended by Bibby. The second consists of election results for governor an…
Government and third-party performance in mid-term by-elections: The Canadian, British and Australian experience
Do By-Elections Constitute Referenda? A Four-Country Comparison
Nominating the President. Emmett H. Buell, Jr. , Lee Sigelman
Different Contents, Similar Packages: The Domestic Political Beliefs of Southern Local Party Activists
Different Contents, Similar Packages: The Domestic Political Beliefs of Southern Local Party Activists
This research note investigates the content, structure, and correlates of the political beliefs of Democratic and Republican local party activists in eleven Southern states. Confirmatory factor analyses reveal that the beliefs of both groups are structured by three factors concerning government involvement in economy and society, traditional values, and women's rights and roles. Regarding the content of belief, Republicans take substantially more…
More Time with My Money: Leaving the House and Going Home in 1992 and 1994
More Time With My Money: Leaving The House and Going Home In 1992 and 1994
Before the 1992 congressional elections, 66 members of the House of Representatives retired -the highest number since the end of World War II. Fully 53 of the 1992 retirees did not seek another elective office. Previous studies of the retirement surge have emphasized a combination of adverse political circumstances, including the House banking scandal that lessened offenders' reelection prospects, and unique financial opportunities for some membe…
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