Charles W Wiggins
Biographic Data
| ID | 1094641 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles W Wiggins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles W |
| FAMILY NAME | Wiggins |
| SIGNATURE | WIGGINS C W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Iowa State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 52 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Interest-Group and Party Influence Agents in the Legislative Process: A Comparative State Analysis
Rather than focusing on the development and internal dynamics of interests groups, the study reported here examines the involvement and success of interest groups in relation to party-oriented influence agents in the legislative public policy-making process. Party influence agents studied are the governor, legislative majority party leadership, and legislative minority party leadership. Data employed are interest group, gubernatorial, and party l…
Governors vs. Legislatures: Vetoes, Overrides, and Policy Making in the American States 1
Legislative Norms in Eleven States
This is a study of legislative norms, based on mail questionnaires sent to U.S. state senators in 11 states. Of the 19 fixed-choice items on the questionnaire, 13 were accepted in some of the states and 4 were accepted in at least 10. The roles most widely accepted were mostly proscriptive and interpersonal in nature, suggesting that they are tapping behavioral norms present in society at large. The number of norms accepted in each senate ranges …
Interest Groups & Public within a State Legislative Setting
Executive Vetoes and Legislative Overrides in the American States
Resolutions and Priorities: Lobbying by the General Farm Organizations1
Legislative Turnover Reconsidered
The Persistence of Divided Party Control of State Governments: A Post-Reapportionment Note
Party Competition and Party Leadership Attributes
Are Southern Party Leaders Really Different
State Party Chairmen: A Profile
The Politics of County Government Reform: A Case Study
The Politics of County Government Reform: A Case Study
HE POLITICS of local government reform has been a much discussed and researched topic of political scientists in recent years. However, the urbanmetropolitan political milieu has been the setting for most of these analyses.' Rural reform politics is to the literature of political science today what H. S. Gilbertson ascribed to county government generally in 1917; that is, the dark continent of American politics.2 The following is a case study of …
Executive Vetoes and Legislative Overrides in the American States
Interest-Group and Party Influence Agents in the Legislative Process: A Comparative State Analysis
Rather than focusing on the development and internal dynamics of interests groups, the study reported here examines the involvement and success of interest groups in relation to party-oriented influence agents in the legislative public policy-making process. Party influence agents studied are the governor, legislative majority party leadership, and legislative minority party leadership. Data employed are interest group, gubernatorial, and party l…
Governors vs. Legislatures: Vetoes, Overrides, and Policy Making in the American States 1
Interest Groups & Public within a State Legislative Setting
Legislative Norms in Eleven States
This is a study of legislative norms, based on mail questionnaires sent to U.S. state senators in 11 states. Of the 19 fixed-choice items on the questionnaire, 13 were accepted in some of the states and 4 were accepted in at least 10. The roles most widely accepted were mostly proscriptive and interpersonal in nature, suggesting that they are tapping behavioral norms present in society at large. The number of norms accepted in each senate ranges …
Resolutions and Priorities: Lobbying by the General Farm Organizations1
Legislative Turnover Reconsidered
State Party Chairmen: A Profile
The Politics of County Government Reform: A Case Study
The Politics of County Government Reform: A Case Study
HE POLITICS of local government reform has been a much discussed and researched topic of political scientists in recent years. However, the urbanmetropolitan political milieu has been the setting for most of these analyses.' Rural reform politics is to the literature of political science today what H. S. Gilbertson ascribed to county government generally in 1917; that is, the dark continent of American politics.2 The following is a case study of …
State Party Chairmen: A Profile
Party Competition and Party Leadership Attributes
Are Southern Party Leaders Really Different
The Persistence of Divided Party Control of State Governments: A Post-Reapportionment Note
Legislative Turnover Reconsidered
Resolutions and Priorities: Lobbying by the General Farm Organizations1
Executive Vetoes and Legislative Overrides in the American States
Interest Groups & Public within a State Legislative Setting
Legislative Norms in Eleven States
This is a study of legislative norms, based on mail questionnaires sent to U.S. state senators in 11 states. Of the 19 fixed-choice items on the questionnaire, 13 were accepted in some of the states and 4 were accepted in at least 10. The roles most widely accepted were mostly proscriptive and interpersonal in nature, suggesting that they are tapping behavioral norms present in society at large. The number of norms accepted in each senate ranges …
Governors vs. Legislatures: Vetoes, Overrides, and Policy Making in the American States 1
Interest-Group and Party Influence Agents in the Legislative Process: A Comparative State Analysis
Rather than focusing on the development and internal dynamics of interests groups, the study reported here examines the involvement and success of interest groups in relation to party-oriented influence agents in the legislative public policy-making process. Party influence agents studied are the governor, legislative majority party leadership, and legislative minority party leadership. Data employed are interest group, gubernatorial, and party l…
Political science (13 works) · Law (10 works) · Public Administration (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Politics (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Legislature (6 works) · Public Administration (6 works) · State (computer science (6 works)