E Terrence Jones
Biographic Data
| ID | 276593 |
|---|---|
| NAME | E Terrence Jones |
| GIVEN NAMES | E Terrence |
| FAMILY NAME | Jones |
| SIGNATURE | JONES E T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Missouri–St. Louis |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Mobilizing the Seldom Voter: Campaign Contact and Effects in High-Profile Elections
The 2000 Missouri Senate Race
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Block Grants and Urban Policies: Impletation and Impact
In the 1970's, the federal government has made greater use of block grants to encourage subnational units to pursue national goals. Using two jurisdictions—St. Louis City and St. Louis County—and two block grant programs—Community Development and Comprehensive Employment and Training—as case studies, this essay describes how differences in local polities affects policy implementation and policy impact. The tentative conclusion is that maintaining…
Formula Feedback and Central Cities: The Case of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act
This study critically examines the measurement of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act's key allocation variable, unemployment. The analysis indicates that (1) actual unemployment rates during the study period (September-November 1975) in the research site (City of St. Louis), as measured by three independently conducted surveys, are much higher than the official government estimates; and (2) the methods used by the U.S. Bureau of the Ce…
The Press as Metropolitan Monitor
An analysis of the coverage by two St. Louis newspapers of local crime occurrences between 1969 and 1972 finds that (1) how much various types of crime increase or decrease from year to year is unrelated to how much more or less attention is given them by the press; and (2) the type of crime and its location within the city affect the amount of coverage it receives.
Crime change patterns in American cities
Mass Media and the Urban Policy Process
Political Change and Spending Shifts in the American States
The impact of federal aid on the quality of life: The case of infant health
The Impact of Crime Rate Changes on Police Protection Expenditures in American Cities
Using Ecological Regression
Using Ecological Regression I am delighted to find that my examination of the ability of ecological regression to generate accurate estimates of individual-level voting behavior has stirred such interest among contributors to The Journal of Interdisciplinary History.I Cumulative work is rightfully regarded as an essential element in the development of new knowledge, and this is especially so when scholars attempt to assess the utility of a new me…
Evaluating Everyday Policies Police Activity and Crime Incidence
Assessing the Impact of Incremental Policies
Ecological Inference and Electoral Analysis
Ecological Inference and Electoral Analysis This paper examines the utility of a relatively new statistical method for studying the relationships between individuals' sociological characteristics and their voting behavior during periods when only aggregate data are available. Almost all of the propositions relating sociological factors and voting behavior are based on the post-I940 period when sample surveys began providing reliable individual-le…
Issue Saliency, Opinion-Holding, and Party Preference
Issue Saliency, Opinion-Holding, and Party Preference
Congressional Voting on Keynesian Legislation, 1945-1964
Congressional Voting on Keynesian Legislation, 1945-1964
Mobilizing the Seldom Voter: Campaign Contact and Effects in High-Profile Elections
Ecological Inference and Electoral Analysis
Ecological Inference and Electoral Analysis This paper examines the utility of a relatively new statistical method for studying the relationships between individuals' sociological characteristics and their voting behavior during periods when only aggregate data are available. Almost all of the propositions relating sociological factors and voting behavior are based on the post-I940 period when sample surveys began providing reliable individual-le…
The Impact of Crime Rate Changes on Police Protection Expenditures in American Cities
Block Grants and Urban Policies: Impletation and Impact
In the 1970's, the federal government has made greater use of block grants to encourage subnational units to pursue national goals. Using two jurisdictions—St. Louis City and St. Louis County—and two block grant programs—Community Development and Comprehensive Employment and Training—as case studies, this essay describes how differences in local polities affects policy implementation and policy impact. The tentative conclusion is that maintaining…
Using Ecological Regression
Using Ecological Regression I am delighted to find that my examination of the ability of ecological regression to generate accurate estimates of individual-level voting behavior has stirred such interest among contributors to The Journal of Interdisciplinary History.I Cumulative work is rightfully regarded as an essential element in the development of new knowledge, and this is especially so when scholars attempt to assess the utility of a new me…
Assessing the Impact of Incremental Policies
Congressional Voting on Keynesian Legislation, 1945-1964
Congressional Voting on Keynesian Legislation, 1945-1964
Issue Saliency, Opinion-Holding, and Party Preference
Issue Saliency, Opinion-Holding, and Party Preference
Ecological Inference and Electoral Analysis
Ecological Inference and Electoral Analysis This paper examines the utility of a relatively new statistical method for studying the relationships between individuals' sociological characteristics and their voting behavior during periods when only aggregate data are available. Almost all of the propositions relating sociological factors and voting behavior are based on the post-I940 period when sample surveys began providing reliable individual-le…
Evaluating Everyday Policies Police Activity and Crime Incidence
Assessing the Impact of Incremental Policies
Political Change and Spending Shifts in the American States
The impact of federal aid on the quality of life: The case of infant health
The Impact of Crime Rate Changes on Police Protection Expenditures in American Cities
Using Ecological Regression
Using Ecological Regression I am delighted to find that my examination of the ability of ecological regression to generate accurate estimates of individual-level voting behavior has stirred such interest among contributors to The Journal of Interdisciplinary History.I Cumulative work is rightfully regarded as an essential element in the development of new knowledge, and this is especially so when scholars attempt to assess the utility of a new me…
Mass Media and the Urban Policy Process
The Press as Metropolitan Monitor
An analysis of the coverage by two St. Louis newspapers of local crime occurrences between 1969 and 1972 finds that (1) how much various types of crime increase or decrease from year to year is unrelated to how much more or less attention is given them by the press; and (2) the type of crime and its location within the city affect the amount of coverage it receives.
Crime change patterns in American cities
Formula Feedback and Central Cities: The Case of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act
This study critically examines the measurement of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act's key allocation variable, unemployment. The analysis indicates that (1) actual unemployment rates during the study period (September-November 1975) in the research site (City of St. Louis), as measured by three independently conducted surveys, are much higher than the official government estimates; and (2) the methods used by the U.S. Bureau of the Ce…
Block Grants and Urban Policies: Impletation and Impact
In the 1970's, the federal government has made greater use of block grants to encourage subnational units to pursue national goals. Using two jurisdictions—St. Louis City and St. Louis County—and two block grant programs—Community Development and Comprehensive Employment and Training—as case studies, this essay describes how differences in local polities affects policy implementation and policy impact. The tentative conclusion is that maintaining…
The 2000 Missouri Senate Race
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Mobilizing the Seldom Voter: Campaign Contact and Effects in High-Profile Elections
Political science (11 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (4 works) · Criminology (4 works) · Demography (4 works)