Mattei Dogan
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 223572 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mattei Dogan |
| PRENOMES | Mattei |
| SOBRENOME | Dogan |
| ASSINATURA | DOGAN M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of California, Los Angeles |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0262-5392 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 79 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 406 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 77 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1947 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 10 |
Pathways to Power
Creative Marginality
Comparing Pluralist Democracies
Deutsch, Karl W (1912–92)
La classe politique prise de panique en mai 1968
En mai 1968 la France fut plongée dans une convulsion politico-culturelle qui est restée dans la mémoire collective. Sont traités successivement les points suivants : l'éclipse de la légitimité de Charles de Gaulle ; la détermination du Premier Ministre ; le comportement des leaders communistes et des chefs syndicalistes ; le rôle des leaders de la gauche démocratique ; l'action des protestataires ; la mission des chefs militaires ; le rôle de la…
Political legitimacy
Two of the three types of legitimacy identified by Max Weber over a century ago, traditional and charismatic, are virtually inapplicable today. The third and only type that remains valid, rational legitimacy, has become an amalgamation of many different varieties, an incoherent collection of cases. Due to this diversity the type is no longer meaningful. Weber's typology is therefore out of touch with the contemporary world. The reasons behind thi…
Parliamentarians as Errand Boys in France, Britain and the United States
Comparison of three democracies that practice the single member constituency, the common denominator of which is the importance parliamentarians grant to the local issues in their electoral constituencies, often to the detriment of their roles as national legislators and holders of popular legitimacy. These 'local servitudes' that entail frequent visits to the constituency and sustained contact with the electors, are examined in terms of tending …
Comparing Two Charismatic Leaders
Charismatic leaderships are comparable in spite of the specific character of each case, but not necessarily in spite of the socio-economic-cultural contexts. Significant analogies can be noticed between the political roles of Kendal Attar and Charles de Gaulle in the following respects: the dramatic historical circumstances of their emergence as leaders; the Resistance movement that they headed against foreign military occupation; the symbol of h…
France
How Civil War Was Avoided in France
At At the end of May 1968 France has found herself on the brink of a civil war. The role of key characters is observed as in a Greek tragedy. The crisis started in a flamable social contexteture – a significant part of the population have been persistently manifesting deep mistrust of the rulers, the same faces again and again without responding to the aspirations of many social categories. A survey conducted immediately after the crisis by the a…
Erosion of Confidence in Thirty European Democracies
The deficit of confidence is attested by a wealth of empirical data. The analysis deals with some nine institutions, political parties, discredit of politicians, the tandem of judges and journalists in denouncing the wrongdoings, the decreasing mistrust between nations as a compensatory trend of mistrust within nations. The countries are ranked according to the level of mistrust, which permeates all social strata. Corruption is an ubiquitous phen…
Political Mistrust and the Discrediting of Politicians
This book, prepared under the auspices of the ISA research committee on Comparative Sociology, focuses on a worldwide phenomenon: political mistrust, observable in almost all countries, in both established democracies and in authoritarian regimes. But ubiquity does not signify uniformity. The diversity of political regimes generates a multiplicity of forms and intensities of mistrust. Political mistrust seems inherent even in advanced democracies…
Introduction
Four hundred giant cities atop the world
One of the most important social changes during the last decades has been the accelerated multiplication of giant cities and their growth in all continents, and mostly in the developing countries. The territorial nations are progressively becoming metropolitan states, in which mega-cities and metropolises dominate the economic, social, cmfultural, and political life in many international spheres. The globalisation of the world mainly develops in …
From Social Class and Religious Identity to Status Incongruence in Post-Industrial Societies
In political behaviour, religion has played the role of a barrier against the lower social classes, at such a degree that in most democracies, the vertical cleavages (ethnicity, religion, language, race) have been stronger than the horizontal cleavage (income, education, professional status). Social changes in the last few decades have generated a decline of the social class as well as of the religious factor in the interpretation of political al…
Elite Configurations at the Apex of Power
This book, prepared under the auspices of the IPSA Research Committee on Political Elites, focuses on the interpenetration between various types of elites: politicians, owners of capital, corporate managers, higher state administrators, directors of public enterprises, controllers of media, military officers and the civic-cultural establishment. The contributions to this book reveal contrasting patterns of recruitment and selection in terms of ca…
Méfiance et corruption
La méfiance politique à l’égard des institutions et le discrédit des élites politiques sont des phénomènes qui s’interfèrent, parfois indissociablement, dans l’analyse sociologique. La corruption est un des principaux facteurs de la méfiance à l’égard des élites politiques. La méfiance politique est constatée comme le montrent les données d’enquête portant sur une cinquantaine de pays dans la plupart des pays européens, ainsi qu’aux États-Unis, e…
Is there a Ruling Class in France
The thesis of a ruling class in France, today or yesterday, is not validated by the empirical evidence. The arguments against such a thesis are the following: the overwhelming proportion of elite positions are not transmitted hereditarily; the elite circulation at the highest level is considerable; the professionalization of political careers, which is widespread, is incompatible with the concept of a ruling class; the recruitment of elites is ma…
Introduction
Definitions of several concepts: ruling class, elite configuration, apex of power, elite interlock, functional elites, elite cousinhood. In the field of elites one notices a preponderance of contemporary American theories which are not all adequate for understanding elites stratification and roles in other parts of the world. A series of binary comparisons between France, Britain, Germany, Italy, Netherlands and Japan, underlines differences and …
Strategies in Comparative Sociology
There is no such thing as comparative chemistry or contextual physics. In comparative research, the various strategies are complementary. They can be combined and used successively at various stages of the analysis and synthesis. In international comparisons we may distinguish anomalies, deviant cases and exceptional cases. It is a matter of degree. An anomaly is an unexpected position in a ranking, curve or diagram. Statistical eccentricities ca…
Dissatisfaction and mistrust in West European democracies
An important proportion of citizens do not manifest confidence in many basic institutions (parliaments, parties, unions, army, public bureaucracies, big business, courts, ecclesiastic hierarchy, police) nor in the political class. Such a deficit of trust is attested by a wealth of empirical data. Nonetheless, the legitimacy of democratic regimes is not challenged: European citizens do not conceive realistically of an alternative system of governm…
Accelerated Decline of Religious Beliefs in Europe
There is no filiation between the agnosticism of intellectual elites in previous centuries and today's decline of religious beliefs in the populace. The analysis is based on several international mass surveys concerning twenty European countries between 1980 and 2000. Religious beliefs are considered as observable social facts. Seven tables bring empirical evidence. The analysis of survey research are preceded by a review of the current sociologi…
Specialization and Recombination of Specialties in the Social Sciences
The Moving Frontier of the Social Sciences
Elites, Crises, and the Origins of Regimes
Part 1 Theoretical Chapter 2 Elites, Crises, and Regimes in Comparative Analysis Chapter 3 Historical and Theoretical Considerations Chapter 4 Political Crises and Elite Settlements Chapter 5 Mexico and Latin America in Comparative Perspective Part 6 Case Studies Chapter 7 The Soviet Union: Revolution and Transformation Chapter 8 Russia: Elite Continuity and Change Chapter 9 Hungary, Poland, and Russia: The Fate of Nomenklatura Elites Chapter 10 …
Pathways to Power
Quantitative ecological analysis in the social sciences
Quantitative Ecological Analysis in the Social Sciences
How to Become a Cabinet Minister in France
How does someone become a minister? To give a satisfactory answer to this ambitious question we would need a wealth of documentation, systematically analyzed, so as to indicate what the careers of a thousand men who have succeeded to government under three republics have in common. The difficulty becomes even greater if we want to avoid unnecessary theorizing and an overly descriptive approach. We are proposing to sketch a collective portrait wit…
Erosion of Confidence in Thirty European Democracies
The deficit of confidence is attested by a wealth of empirical data. The analysis deals with some nine institutions, political parties, discredit of politicians, the tandem of judges and journalists in denouncing the wrongdoings, the decreasing mistrust between nations as a compensatory trend of mistrust within nations. The countries are ranked according to the level of mistrust, which permeates all social strata. Corruption is an ubiquitous phen…
Bureaucracy, Politics, and Public Policy
The Decline of Nationalisms within Western Europe
The argument that I sustain here can be formulated in a few words. The western European countries, having achieved their national integration a long time ago, find themselves today in a postnationalistic phase, aspiring to supranational cooperation as a consequence of their profound processes of economic, social, cultural, and political interpenetration. In each western European country the nationalistic attitude toward other western European cou…
Introduction
Definitions of several concepts: ruling class, elite configuration, apex of power, elite interlock, functional elites, elite cousinhood. In the field of elites one notices a preponderance of contemporary American theories which are not all adequate for understanding elites stratification and roles in other parts of the world. A series of binary comparisons between France, Britain, Germany, Italy, Netherlands and Japan, underlines differences and …
Les filières de la carrière politique en France
Dogan Mattei. Les filières de la carrière politique en France. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1967, 8-4. pp. 468-492
Fragmentation and recombination of the social sciences
Is there a Ruling Class in France
The thesis of a ruling class in France, today or yesterday, is not validated by the empirical evidence. The arguments against such a thesis are the following: the overwhelming proportion of elite positions are not transmitted hereditarily; the elite circulation at the highest level is considerable; the professionalization of political careers, which is widespread, is incompatible with the concept of a ruling class; the recruitment of elites is ma…
Political Mistrust and the Discrediting of Politicians
This book, prepared under the auspices of the ISA research committee on Comparative Sociology, focuses on a worldwide phenomenon: political mistrust, observable in almost all countries, in both established democracies and in authoritarian regimes. But ubiquity does not signify uniformity. The diversity of political regimes generates a multiplicity of forms and intensities of mistrust. Political mistrust seems inherent even in advanced democracies…
From Social Class and Religious Identity to Status Incongruence in Post-Industrial Societies
In political behaviour, religion has played the role of a barrier against the lower social classes, at such a degree that in most democracies, the vertical cleavages (ethnicity, religion, language, race) have been stronger than the horizontal cleavage (income, education, professional status). Social changes in the last few decades have generated a decline of the social class as well as of the religious factor in the interpretation of political al…
The new social sciences
Bureaucracy and Public Policy in Neocorporatist Settings
The Metropolis Era
This two-volume work is product of a conference on worlds large cities held in Barcelona Spain February 25-March 1 1985. The main objective of conference was to examine how huge urban conglomerates and metropolitan areas can confront and resolve malfunctions that stem from their growth. The two volumes contain 28 studies by various authors from an interdisciplinary background. The first volume subtitled A World of Giant Cities contains 13 chapter…
The Decline of Traditional Values in Western Europe
Religion, nationalism and authority were the traditional pillars of the old state-societies of Western Europe. Three generations ago it was still a sacrilege to critize them. The church sanctified the national community and legitimated the authority (a monarch or an authoritarian leadership). If one of these pillars had been removed, the entire system would have been weakened. During the last four decades these traditional values have declined si…
Religion, classe et politique en France. Six types de relations causales
An analysis of aggregate data concerning 2 450 cantons demonstrates considérable variation in relations between religious practice, social stratification and political behavior. Construction of a typology which combines analytical criteria and descriptive variables, leading to six types of relations. Triple conclusion : (1) the departement as a unit of analysis is fallacious ; electoral maps therefore allow only a superfidal observation of the ph…
Le vote ouvrier en Europe occidentale
Wie verteilen sich die Arbeiterstimmen auf die verschiedenen politischen Parteien ? Warum wählen viele Arbeiter nicht fur jene Parteien. die sich hauptsächlich auf die « Arbeiterklasse » berufen ? Der Verfasser erklärt die Spaltungen im Wahlverhalten dieser Klasse durch die Unterschiede im beruflichen Befähigungs- niveau, die Verschiebungen zwischen objektiver sozialer Stellung und Wahrnehmung derselben, die soziale Beweglichkeit, den Einfluss de…
La stabilité du personnel parlementaire sous la Troisième République
Dogan Mattei. La stabilité du personnel parlementaire sous la Troisième République. In: Revue française de science politique, 3e année, n°2, 1953. pp. 319-348
Parliamentarians as Errand Boys in France, Britain and the United States
Comparison of three democracies that practice the single member constituency, the common denominator of which is the importance parliamentarians grant to the local issues in their electoral constituencies, often to the detriment of their roles as national legislators and holders of popular legitimacy. These 'local servitudes' that entail frequent visits to the constituency and sustained contact with the electors, are examined in terms of tending …
Comparing Two Charismatic Leaders
Charismatic leaderships are comparable in spite of the specific character of each case, but not necessarily in spite of the socio-economic-cultural contexts. Significant analogies can be noticed between the political roles of Kendal Attar and Charles de Gaulle in the following respects: the dramatic historical circumstances of their emergence as leaders; the Resistance movement that they headed against foreign military occupation; the symbol of h…
Accelerated Decline of Religious Beliefs in Europe
There is no filiation between the agnosticism of intellectual elites in previous centuries and today's decline of religious beliefs in the populace. The analysis is based on several international mass surveys concerning twenty European countries between 1980 and 2000. Religious beliefs are considered as observable social facts. Seven tables bring empirical evidence. The analysis of survey research are preceded by a review of the current sociologi…
The Erosion of Nationalism in the West European Community
(1994). The Erosion of Nationalism in the West European Community. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 24, Sociological Perspectives on a Changing Europe Paradoxes of Socioeconomic, Political, and Cultural Transformation, pp. 31-61
Le personnel politique et la personnalité charismatique
Dogan Mattei. Le personnel politique et la personnalité charismatique. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1965, 6-3. pp. 305-324
Nerej, Un village d'une region archaique
La stabilité du personnel parlementaire sous la Troisième République
Dogan Mattei. La stabilité du personnel parlementaire sous la Troisième République. In: Revue française de science politique, 3e année, n°2, 1953. pp. 319-348
L'abstentionnisme électoral en France
Dogan Mattei, Narbonne Jacques. L'abstentionnisme électoral en France. In: Revue française de science politique, 4e année, n°1, 1954. pp. 5-26
L'abstentionnisme électoral en France (fin)
Dogan Mattei, Narbonne Jacques. L'abstentionnisme électoral en France (fin). In: Revue française de science politique, 4e année, n°2, 1954. pp. 301-325
Partis politiques et classes sociales en France
La psychologie politique des femmes
Le personnel ministériel en France et en Grande-Bretagne 1945-1957 (fin)
Dogan Mattei, Campbell Peter. Le personnel ministériel en France et en Grande-Bretagne 1945-1957 (fin). In: Revue française de science politique, 7e année, n°4, 1957. pp. 793-824
Le personnel ministériel en France et en Grande-Bretagne (1945-1957)
Dogan Mattei, Campbell Peter. Le personnel ministériel en France et en Grande-Bretagne (1945-1957). In: Revue française de science politique, 7e année, n°2, 1957. pp. 313-345
Quelques aspects du financement des élections de janvier 1956
Dogan Mattei. Quelques aspects du financement des élections de janvier 1956. In: Revue française de science politique, 7e année, n°1, 1957. pp. 88-98
Le comportement politique des Italiens
Dogan Mattei. Le comportement politique des Italiens. In: Revue française de science politique, 9e année, n°2, 1959. pp. 383-409
Le vote ouvrier en Europe occidentale
Wie verteilen sich die Arbeiterstimmen auf die verschiedenen politischen Parteien ? Warum wählen viele Arbeiter nicht fur jene Parteien. die sich hauptsächlich auf die « Arbeiterklasse » berufen ? Der Verfasser erklärt die Spaltungen im Wahlverhalten dieser Klasse durch die Unterschiede im beruflichen Befähigungs- niveau, die Verschiebungen zwischen objektiver sozialer Stellung und Wahrnehmung derselben, die soziale Beweglichkeit, den Einfluss de…
Political Socialization. A Study in the Psychology of Political Behavior
Les officiers dans la carrière politique Du Maréchal Mac-Mahon au général de Gaulle
Dogan Mattei. Les officiers dans la carrière politique (du Maréchal Mac-Mahon au Général de Gaulle). In: Revue française de sociologie, 1961, 2-2. Guerre - Armée - Société. pp. 88-99
Mitlaufen oder Mitbestimmen. Untersuchung zum demokratischen Bewusstsein und zur politischen Tradition
Le personnel politique et la personnalité charismatique
Dogan Mattei. Le personnel politique et la personnalité charismatique. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1965, 6-3. pp. 305-324
Le vote ouvrier en France
Dogan Mattei. Le vote ouvrier en France : analyse écologique des élections de 1962. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1965, 6-4. pp. 435-471
Comportement politique et condition sociale en Italie
Dogan MatteiDogan Mattei. Comportement politique et condition sociale en Italie. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1966, numéro spécial. Le comportement politique. Etudes comparatives réunies et présentées par Mattei Dogan. pp. 700-734
Quantitative ecological analysis
Les filières de la carrière politique en France
Dogan Mattei. Les filières de la carrière politique en France. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1967, 8-4. pp. 468-492
Une analyse de covariance en sociologie électorale
Dogan Mattei. Une analyse de covariance en sociologie électorale. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1968, 9-4. pp. 537-547
Quantitative ecological analysis in the social sciences
Influencing Voters. A Study of Campaign Rationality
Quantitative Ecological Analysis in the Social Sciences
Quantitative Ecological Analysis in the Social Sciences
Factores de la rebelión de los estudiantes franceses en mayo de 1968
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