Donald J Calista
Biographic Data
| ID | 268048 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald J Calista |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald J |
| FAMILY NAME | Calista |
| SIGNATURE | CALISTA D J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Marist College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Enduring Inefficiencies in Counterintelligence by Reducing Type I and Type II Errors Through Parallel Systems
A lot of time we are chasing shadows, but it's better to do that than find out later you let something get by. (An FBI field agent—Type I Error or a false positive). 1 The best chance for success [
A Critique
Resolving Public Sector Implementation Paradoxes Through Transactions Costs Analysis
Employing Transaction Costs Analysis as a Theory of Public Sector Implementation1
Linking Policy Intention and Policy Implementation
This article argues that (1) the clarity of a policy intention depends upon the appropriateness of the organizational form to implement it, and (2) the assumptions held by policymakers regarding organization form, in practice, often lead to offsetting or contradictory implementations. The study examines a major recent policy reorganization-Florida's transformation of eight autonomous human services agencies into a single department. Its avowed pu…
Postmaterialism and Value Convergence
This study focuses on two central issues regarding the postmaterial value transformation among Japanese youth: whether convergence with Western patterns is occurring and whether a crossover between collectivist and individualist values is taking place. To widen the perspective of the latter hypothesis, the research design compares Japanese projections of their own values with their perceptions of Americans. The Rokeach Value Survey is used in 197…
Reassessing College Students' Instructional Expectations and Evaluations
End-of-course professor ratings were questioned and reconceptualized by including an initial student expectations measure. Using Stogdill (1959) as a model, contextual (classroom-related) expectations were differentiated from situational (institutional-press) expectations. Test and retest instrumentation employing factor-analysis and Critical Incident derived items with Semantic Differential scaling for 209 Ss in 8.social science classes in 3 col…
Booker T. Washington
Postmaterialism and Value Convergence
This study focuses on two central issues regarding the postmaterial value transformation among Japanese youth: whether convergence with Western patterns is occurring and whether a crossover between collectivist and individualist values is taking place. To widen the perspective of the latter hypothesis, the research design compares Japanese projections of their own values with their perceptions of Americans. The Rokeach Value Survey is used in 197…
Employing Transaction Costs Analysis as a Theory of Public Sector Implementation1
A Critique
Linking Policy Intention and Policy Implementation
This article argues that (1) the clarity of a policy intention depends upon the appropriateness of the organizational form to implement it, and (2) the assumptions held by policymakers regarding organization form, in practice, often lead to offsetting or contradictory implementations. The study examines a major recent policy reorganization-Florida's transformation of eight autonomous human services agencies into a single department. Its avowed pu…
Booker T. Washington
Resolving Public Sector Implementation Paradoxes Through Transactions Costs Analysis
Booker T. Washington
Reassessing College Students' Instructional Expectations and Evaluations
End-of-course professor ratings were questioned and reconceptualized by including an initial student expectations measure. Using Stogdill (1959) as a model, contextual (classroom-related) expectations were differentiated from situational (institutional-press) expectations. Test and retest instrumentation employing factor-analysis and Critical Incident derived items with Semantic Differential scaling for 209 Ss in 8.social science classes in 3 col…
Postmaterialism and Value Convergence
This study focuses on two central issues regarding the postmaterial value transformation among Japanese youth: whether convergence with Western patterns is occurring and whether a crossover between collectivist and individualist values is taking place. To widen the perspective of the latter hypothesis, the research design compares Japanese projections of their own values with their perceptions of Americans. The Rokeach Value Survey is used in 197…
Linking Policy Intention and Policy Implementation
This article argues that (1) the clarity of a policy intention depends upon the appropriateness of the organizational form to implement it, and (2) the assumptions held by policymakers regarding organization form, in practice, often lead to offsetting or contradictory implementations. The study examines a major recent policy reorganization-Florida's transformation of eight autonomous human services agencies into a single department. Its avowed pu…
Resolving Public Sector Implementation Paradoxes Through Transactions Costs Analysis
Employing Transaction Costs Analysis as a Theory of Public Sector Implementation1
A Critique
Enduring Inefficiencies in Counterintelligence by Reducing Type I and Type II Errors Through Parallel Systems
A lot of time we are chasing shadows, but it's better to do that than find out later you let something get by. (An FBI field agent—Type I Error or a false positive). 1 The best chance for success [
Computer Science (7 works) · Library science (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Citation (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works)