William H Panning
Biographic Data
| ID | 162087 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William H Panning |
| GIVEN NAMES | William H |
| FAMILY NAME | Panning |
| SIGNATURE | PANNING W H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Iowa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Information flow and party influence: Theory, measurement, and policy consequences
Formal Models of Legislative Processes
Formal theorizing as a mode of inquiry is distinguished both by the kind of theory at which it aims and by the means employed in developing it. This nontechnical review and evaluation covers those portions of formal theory that pertain to legislative phenomena: (a) coalition theory and (b) those areas of social choice theory that bear most directly on voting in legislatures and committees. It also considers the emerging research agenda in formal …
Inequality, Social Comparison, and Relative Deprivation
In this article I present a formal model of relative deprivation and demonstrate its implications concerning the relationship between inequality and political instability. The model, which is based on assumptions similar to those of Nagel (1974), implies that the relationship of instability to inequality can be either curvilinear, as Nagel found, or linear, as Russett (1964) found, although under different conditions. In both cases the model impl…
Blockmodels: From Relations to Configurations
Data concerning the relationships of individuals to one another, rather than data concerning individuals' attributes, are-or ought to be-of paramount importance to political scientists. This paper presents a new algorithm for analyzing and representing relational data by means of blockmodels. A blockmodel is a representation of a matrix of relations among individuals by a reduced matrix showing the relations among sets of individuals that are app…
Uncertainty and political participation
Fitting blockmodels to data
Rational Choice and Congressional Norms
Structural Effects and Individual Attitudes: Racial Prejudice in English Cities
Journal Article STRUCTURAL EFFECTS AND INDIVIDUAL ATTITUDES: RACIAL PREJUDICE IN ENGLISH CITIES Get access STEPHEN L. ELKIN, STEPHEN L. ELKIN Associate Professor in the Department of Government and Politics at the University of Maryland Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar WILLIAM H. PANNING WILLIAM H. PANNING Assistant Professor in the School of Public and Urban Policy at the University of Pennsylvania. Search…
Inequality, Social Comparison, and Relative Deprivation
In this article I present a formal model of relative deprivation and demonstrate its implications concerning the relationship between inequality and political instability. The model, which is based on assumptions similar to those of Nagel (1974), implies that the relationship of instability to inequality can be either curvilinear, as Nagel found, or linear, as Russett (1964) found, although under different conditions. In both cases the model impl…
Fitting blockmodels to data
Blockmodels: From Relations to Configurations
Data concerning the relationships of individuals to one another, rather than data concerning individuals' attributes, are-or ought to be-of paramount importance to political scientists. This paper presents a new algorithm for analyzing and representing relational data by means of blockmodels. A blockmodel is a representation of a matrix of relations among individuals by a reduced matrix showing the relations among sets of individuals that are app…
Formal Models of Legislative Processes
Formal theorizing as a mode of inquiry is distinguished both by the kind of theory at which it aims and by the means employed in developing it. This nontechnical review and evaluation covers those portions of formal theory that pertain to legislative phenomena: (a) coalition theory and (b) those areas of social choice theory that bear most directly on voting in legislatures and committees. It also considers the emerging research agenda in formal …
Information flow and party influence: Theory, measurement, and policy consequences
Uncertainty and political participation
Rational Choice and Congressional Norms
Structural Effects and Individual Attitudes: Racial Prejudice in English Cities
Journal Article STRUCTURAL EFFECTS AND INDIVIDUAL ATTITUDES: RACIAL PREJUDICE IN ENGLISH CITIES Get access STEPHEN L. ELKIN, STEPHEN L. ELKIN Associate Professor in the Department of Government and Politics at the University of Maryland Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar WILLIAM H. PANNING WILLIAM H. PANNING Assistant Professor in the School of Public and Urban Policy at the University of Pennsylvania. Search…
Structural Effects and Individual Attitudes: Racial Prejudice in English Cities
Journal Article STRUCTURAL EFFECTS AND INDIVIDUAL ATTITUDES: RACIAL PREJUDICE IN ENGLISH CITIES Get access STEPHEN L. ELKIN, STEPHEN L. ELKIN Associate Professor in the Department of Government and Politics at the University of Maryland Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar WILLIAM H. PANNING WILLIAM H. PANNING Assistant Professor in the School of Public and Urban Policy at the University of Pennsylvania. Search…
Blockmodels: From Relations to Configurations
Data concerning the relationships of individuals to one another, rather than data concerning individuals' attributes, are-or ought to be-of paramount importance to political scientists. This paper presents a new algorithm for analyzing and representing relational data by means of blockmodels. A blockmodel is a representation of a matrix of relations among individuals by a reduced matrix showing the relations among sets of individuals that are app…
Uncertainty and political participation
Fitting blockmodels to data
Rational Choice and Congressional Norms
Information flow and party influence: Theory, measurement, and policy consequences
Formal Models of Legislative Processes
Formal theorizing as a mode of inquiry is distinguished both by the kind of theory at which it aims and by the means employed in developing it. This nontechnical review and evaluation covers those portions of formal theory that pertain to legislative phenomena: (a) coalition theory and (b) those areas of social choice theory that bear most directly on voting in legislatures and committees. It also considers the emerging research agenda in formal …
Inequality, Social Comparison, and Relative Deprivation
In this article I present a formal model of relative deprivation and demonstrate its implications concerning the relationship between inequality and political instability. The model, which is based on assumptions similar to those of Nagel (1974), implies that the relationship of instability to inequality can be either curvilinear, as Nagel found, or linear, as Russett (1964) found, although under different conditions. In both cases the model impl…
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