Frederick C Engelmann
Biographic Data
| ID | 255990 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederick C Engelmann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederick C |
| FAMILY NAME | Engelmann |
| SIGNATURE | ENGELMANN F C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alberta |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Canadian Parties in Transition
A Prologue to Structural Reform of the Government of Canada
Despite a rash of proposals for structural change in the government of Canada, the constitutional changes of 1982 did not bring it about. There continues to be pressure for change, especially on the part of those desiring regional representation in a strengthened second chamber. The argument of the article is that only some changes, at the limit a Bundesrat-type chamber, are compatible with the majority principle on which parliamentary government…
Small States in Europe and Dependence
Perceptions of Austrian Federalism
Perceptions of Austrian Federalism Frederick C. Engelmann, Frederick C. Engelmann University of AlbertaEdmonton, Canada Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Mildred A. Schwartz Mildred A. Schwartz University of Illinois at Chicago Circle Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Volume 11, Issue 1, Winter 1981, Pages 81–94, https://doi.org/10.10…
Canada Challenged
Influence in Parliament
Canadian Political Parties
(NOTE:Each chapter concludes with Competency Checkpoints and Flexing the Message.) Introduction. The Value of Managing and Leading. Character and Competency. Authority and Power. Emotional Intelligence = Two Domains + Four Capabilities. Emotionally Mature Leaders Are Those Who Live a Purpose Driven Life. Six Leadership Styles. Which is the Best Leadership Style? Formal and Informal Leaders. Followers. Our Approach. PART 1. LEADERSHIP. 1. Values. …
Austria's Consistent Voters
Partisan Stability and the Continuity of a Segmented Society
Austria has been described as a prototypic segmented society. Religion, social class, and ideology produce sharp distinctions that are incorporated into all aspects of the political life of the country. With pressures from secularization and rising living standards, it can be questioned from secularization and rising living standards, it can be questioned whether current voter loyalties should be solely related to historic ties with parties. A su…
The Rise of a Third Party
Perceptions of the Great Coalition in West Germany, 1966–1969
Cet article se fonde sur une étude poussée de la Grande Coalition, survenue entre les Chrétiens Démocrates (CDU) et les Sociaux Démocrates (SPD) de 1966 à 1969. La source des données reside dans des interviews avec (1) un échantillon représentatif des représentants au Bundestag de chacun des partis alliés, (2) un échantillon non-aléatoire de fonctionnaires et de membres actifs de ces partis dans trois régions de l'Allemagne de l'Ouest, et (3) dan…
Canadian Legislative Behavior
Austrian National Socialism Before 1918. Andrew Gladding Whiteside
Haggling for the Equilibrium
On May 10, 1959, Austrian voters, in giving overwhelming support to the coalition that has been governing them since 1945, split their ballots about as evenly as possible between the two competing coalition partners. The Socialist Party (SPOe) obtained 50.3 per cent of the vote cast for the coalition parties; but the People's Party (OeVP), despite a rigorous system of proportional representation, moved into the new Parliament with 79 seats, a plu…
A Critique of Recent Writings on Political Parties
Small States in Europe and Dependence
Haggling for the Equilibrium
On May 10, 1959, Austrian voters, in giving overwhelming support to the coalition that has been governing them since 1945, split their ballots about as evenly as possible between the two competing coalition partners. The Socialist Party (SPOe) obtained 50.3 per cent of the vote cast for the coalition parties; but the People's Party (OeVP), despite a rigorous system of proportional representation, moved into the new Parliament with 79 seats, a plu…
Partisan Stability and the Continuity of a Segmented Society
Austria has been described as a prototypic segmented society. Religion, social class, and ideology produce sharp distinctions that are incorporated into all aspects of the political life of the country. With pressures from secularization and rising living standards, it can be questioned from secularization and rising living standards, it can be questioned whether current voter loyalties should be solely related to historic ties with parties. A su…
A Prologue to Structural Reform of the Government of Canada
Despite a rash of proposals for structural change in the government of Canada, the constitutional changes of 1982 did not bring it about. There continues to be pressure for change, especially on the part of those desiring regional representation in a strengthened second chamber. The argument of the article is that only some changes, at the limit a Bundesrat-type chamber, are compatible with the majority principle on which parliamentary government…
Influence in Parliament
Austria's Consistent Voters
Perceptions of the Great Coalition in West Germany, 1966–1969
Cet article se fonde sur une étude poussée de la Grande Coalition, survenue entre les Chrétiens Démocrates (CDU) et les Sociaux Démocrates (SPD) de 1966 à 1969. La source des données reside dans des interviews avec (1) un échantillon représentatif des représentants au Bundestag de chacun des partis alliés, (2) un échantillon non-aléatoire de fonctionnaires et de membres actifs de ces partis dans trois régions de l'Allemagne de l'Ouest, et (3) dan…
A Critique of Recent Writings on Political Parties
A Critique of Recent Writings on Political Parties
Haggling for the Equilibrium
On May 10, 1959, Austrian voters, in giving overwhelming support to the coalition that has been governing them since 1945, split their ballots about as evenly as possible between the two competing coalition partners. The Socialist Party (SPOe) obtained 50.3 per cent of the vote cast for the coalition parties; but the People's Party (OeVP), despite a rigorous system of proportional representation, moved into the new Parliament with 79 seats, a plu…
Austrian National Socialism Before 1918. Andrew Gladding Whiteside
Canadian Legislative Behavior
Perceptions of the Great Coalition in West Germany, 1966–1969
Cet article se fonde sur une étude poussée de la Grande Coalition, survenue entre les Chrétiens Démocrates (CDU) et les Sociaux Démocrates (SPD) de 1966 à 1969. La source des données reside dans des interviews avec (1) un échantillon représentatif des représentants au Bundestag de chacun des partis alliés, (2) un échantillon non-aléatoire de fonctionnaires et de membres actifs de ces partis dans trois régions de l'Allemagne de l'Ouest, et (3) dan…
The Rise of a Third Party
Austria's Consistent Voters
Partisan Stability and the Continuity of a Segmented Society
Austria has been described as a prototypic segmented society. Religion, social class, and ideology produce sharp distinctions that are incorporated into all aspects of the political life of the country. With pressures from secularization and rising living standards, it can be questioned from secularization and rising living standards, it can be questioned whether current voter loyalties should be solely related to historic ties with parties. A su…
Canadian Political Parties
(NOTE:Each chapter concludes with Competency Checkpoints and Flexing the Message.) Introduction. The Value of Managing and Leading. Character and Competency. Authority and Power. Emotional Intelligence = Two Domains + Four Capabilities. Emotionally Mature Leaders Are Those Who Live a Purpose Driven Life. Six Leadership Styles. Which is the Best Leadership Style? Formal and Informal Leaders. Followers. Our Approach. PART 1. LEADERSHIP. 1. Values. …
Influence in Parliament
Canada Challenged
Perceptions of Austrian Federalism
Perceptions of Austrian Federalism Frederick C. Engelmann, Frederick C. Engelmann University of AlbertaEdmonton, Canada Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Mildred A. Schwartz Mildred A. Schwartz University of Illinois at Chicago Circle Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Volume 11, Issue 1, Winter 1981, Pages 81–94, https://doi.org/10.10…
Small States in Europe and Dependence
A Prologue to Structural Reform of the Government of Canada
Despite a rash of proposals for structural change in the government of Canada, the constitutional changes of 1982 did not bring it about. There continues to be pressure for change, especially on the part of those desiring regional representation in a strengthened second chamber. The argument of the article is that only some changes, at the limit a Bundesrat-type chamber, are compatible with the majority principle on which parliamentary government…
Canadian Parties in Transition
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