Robert L Lineberry
Biographic Data
| ID | 266392 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert L Lineberry |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert L |
| FAMILY NAME | Lineberry |
| SIGNATURE | LINEBERRY R L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northwestern University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 38 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 263 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 38 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Government in America: People, Politics, and Policy, 2012 Election Edition
Letter from the Former Editor
Our Brother's Keeper: Authenticity, Accountability, and the Social Science Quarterly Project
The Social Science Quarterly (SSQ) is the major interdisciplinary journal in the social sciences, typically receiving more than 400 manuscripts per year. We publish about 10% of these, so we are in the same ball park as the major disciplinary journals in sociology and political science. More than, perhaps, even the American Journal of Political Science (AJPS) , we publish empirical studies. Economic sociology, environmental studies, political beh…
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Literature Reviews
Books reviewed in this article: A. Comments B. Book Notes Abney, Glenn and Thomas P Lauth The Politics of State and City Administration Adams, William J and Christran Stoffaes, (eds) French Industrial Policy Binkin, Martin, Military Technology and Defense Manpower Elazar, aniel J Cities of the Prairie Revisited The Closing of the Metropolitan Frontier Ginsberg, Benjamin The Captive Public How Mass Opinion Promotes State Power Heath, Robert L and …
Literature Reviews
Book Review Essay URBAN POLICY AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF CITIES: GENTRIFICATION AND NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION J. John Palen and Bruce London, eds., Gentrification, displacement and Neighborhood Revitalization Michael H. Schill and Richard P. Nathan, Revitalizing America's Cities Paul E. Peterson, ed., The New Urban Reality Addo, Herb, et al. Development as Social Transformation: Reflections on the Global Problematique Arian, Asher. Politics in …
Urban Affairs: A Look into the Past and the Future
Literature Reviews
A. Comments
On Urban Affairs, Uaq, and New Brooms
Social Science in America: The First Two Hundred Years
Introduction (Charles M. Bonjean) Time's American Adventures: American Historians and Their Writing since 1776 (William Goetzmann) Economics: Its Direct and Indirect Impact in America, 1776-1976 (Joseph J. Spengler) Sociology in America: The Experience of Two Centuries (Robin M. Williams, Jr.) Understanding Political Life in America: The Contribution of Political Science (Heinz Eulau) Anthropology and America (Walter Goldschmidt) American Geograp…
Urban Politics and Public Policy
The Policy Studies Perspective
Who Really Rules? New Haven and Community Power Reexamined. G. William Domhoff
From Political Sociology to Political Economy: The State of Theory in Urban Research
People, Production, and Power: Converging Issues in Urban Studies
Equity and Urban Policy: The Distribution of Municipal Public Services
Equality and Urban Policy: The Distribution of Municipal Public Service
Evaluating Municipal Services
The "Ecological Approach" and Community Leadership
The Politics of Exclusion
The New Urban Politics
Reformism and Public Policies in American Cities
A decade ago, political scientists were deploring the "lost world of municipal government" and calling for systematic studies of municipal life which emphasized the political, rather than the administrative, side of urban political life. In recent years, this demand has been generously answered and urban politics is becoming one of the most richly plowed fields of political research. In terms originally introduced by David Easton, political scien…
Equality, Public Policy and Public Services: The Underclass Hypothesis and the Limits to Equality
If the 1960s represented the era of a dramatic attention to massive urban crises, the 1970s sets its sights lower, focusing increasingly on the production and consumption, distribution and delivery, and equity and efficiency issues in urban public services. As Yates remarks, ‘it is difficult to see how a government can solve its dramatic problems if it cannot solve its routine ones,’ and the distribution of public services represents a critical i…
Community Structure and Leadership Arrangements: A Multidimensional Analysis
The approach to explaining variations in power structure and the current use of undimensional models of leadership structure are the major concerns here. This investigation attempts to overcome some of the problems associated with previous efforts by relating community structural variables to leadership arrangements, paying special attention to the results obtained when three alternative measures of reputational leadership-visibility, legitimacy …
The Urbanization-Party Competition Hypothesis: A Comparison of all United States Countries
Suburbia and the Metropolitan Turf
As the nation suburbanizes, the definition of sub urbia becomes ever more confused. There is a useful distinc tion, however, between a cultural or life-style approach and a demographic-legal approach to suburbs and suburbia. From a political perspective, the most critical element of metropolitan conflict is its sociospatial character, and suburban politics epitomizes this tendency. There are useful parallels between metropolitan conflict and inte…
The Policy Studies Perspective
From Political Sociology to Political Economy: The State of Theory in Urban Research
Letter from the Former Editor
People, Production, and Power: Converging Issues in Urban Studies
Communications
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Reformism and Public Policies in American Cities
A decade ago, political scientists were deploring the "lost world of municipal government" and calling for systematic studies of municipal life which emphasized the political, rather than the administrative, side of urban political life. In recent years, this demand has been generously answered and urban politics is becoming one of the most richly plowed fields of political research. In terms originally introduced by David Easton, political scien…
Communications
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The Urbanization-Party Competition Hypothesis: A Comparison of all United States Countries
Size-of-Place Analysis: Another Reconsideration
Size-of-Place Analysis: Another Reconsideration
Community Politics: A Behavioral Approach
The Study of Urban Politics: Comment Ca Va
Suburbia and the Metropolitan Turf
As the nation suburbanizes, the definition of sub urbia becomes ever more confused. There is a useful distinc tion, however, between a cultural or life-style approach and a demographic-legal approach to suburbs and suburbia. From a political perspective, the most critical element of metropolitan conflict is its sociospatial character, and suburban politics epitomizes this tendency. There are useful parallels between metropolitan conflict and inte…
A. Introduction by the Symposium Editors
Equality, Public Policy and Public Services: The Underclass Hypothesis and the Limits to Equality
If the 1960s represented the era of a dramatic attention to massive urban crises, the 1970s sets its sights lower, focusing increasingly on the production and consumption, distribution and delivery, and equity and efficiency issues in urban public services. As Yates remarks, ‘it is difficult to see how a government can solve its dramatic problems if it cannot solve its routine ones,’ and the distribution of public services represents a critical i…
Labyrinths of Democracy: Adaptations, Linkages, Representation, and Policies in Urban Politics.Heinz Eulau , Kenneth Prewitt
Community Structure and Leadership Arrangements: A Multidimensional Analysis
The approach to explaining variations in power structure and the current use of undimensional models of leadership structure are the major concerns here. This investigation attempts to overcome some of the problems associated with previous efforts by relating community structural variables to leadership arrangements, paying special attention to the results obtained when three alternative measures of reputational leadership-visibility, legitimacy …
The Politics of Exclusion
The New Urban Politics
Urban Governance and Minorities
Equity and Urban Policy: The Distribution of Municipal Public Services
Equality and Urban Policy: The Distribution of Municipal Public Service
Evaluating Municipal Services
The "Ecological Approach" and Community Leadership
On Urban Affairs, Uaq, and New Brooms
Social Science in America: The First Two Hundred Years
Introduction (Charles M. Bonjean) Time's American Adventures: American Historians and Their Writing since 1776 (William Goetzmann) Economics: Its Direct and Indirect Impact in America, 1776-1976 (Joseph J. Spengler) Sociology in America: The Experience of Two Centuries (Robin M. Williams, Jr.) Understanding Political Life in America: The Contribution of Political Science (Heinz Eulau) Anthropology and America (Walter Goldschmidt) American Geograp…
Urban Politics and Public Policy
The Policy Studies Perspective
Who Really Rules? New Haven and Community Power Reexamined. G. William Domhoff
From Political Sociology to Political Economy: The State of Theory in Urban Research
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