Frank Castles
Biographic Data
| ID | 347132 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank Castles |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank |
| FAMILY NAME | Castles |
| SIGNATURE | CASTLES F |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Open University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 99 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Does politics matter
Nomination: Comparative politics matters by Geoffrey K. Roberts, p.99 Reflections: Does politics matter? Increasing complexity and renewed challenges by Frank Castles & Robert D. McKinlay, p.102
Does politics matter
The overriding conclusion of the majority of recent policy studies is that political factors play an insignificant role in influencing policy outputs. We establish a number of models, comprising both economic and political variables, which are used in an attempt to indicate the relative salience of rival determinants of public welfare commitment in advanced democratic states. Though we cannot dismiss some influence of economic factors, the main f…
Does Politics Matter: An Analysis of the Public Welfare Commitment in Advanced Democratic States
The overriding conclusion of the majority of recent policy studies is that political factors play an insignificant role in influencing policy outputs. We establish a number of models, comprising both economic and political variables, which are used in an attempt to indicate the relative salience of rival determinants of public welfare commitment in advanced democratic states. Though we cannot dismiss some influence of economic factors, the main f…
The Political Functions of Organized Groups: The Swedish Case
On almond's theory of group types
Business and Government: A Typology of Pressure Group Activity
Towards a Theoretical Analysis of Pressure Politics
Does Politics Matter: An Analysis of the Public Welfare Commitment in Advanced Democratic States
The overriding conclusion of the majority of recent policy studies is that political factors play an insignificant role in influencing policy outputs. We establish a number of models, comprising both economic and political variables, which are used in an attempt to indicate the relative salience of rival determinants of public welfare commitment in advanced democratic states. Though we cannot dismiss some influence of economic factors, the main f…
Does politics matter
The overriding conclusion of the majority of recent policy studies is that political factors play an insignificant role in influencing policy outputs. We establish a number of models, comprising both economic and political variables, which are used in an attempt to indicate the relative salience of rival determinants of public welfare commitment in advanced democratic states. Though we cannot dismiss some influence of economic factors, the main f…
The Political Functions of Organized Groups: The Swedish Case
Business and Government: A Typology of Pressure Group Activity
Towards a Theoretical Analysis of Pressure Politics
Towards a Theoretical Analysis of Pressure Politics
Business and Government: A Typology of Pressure Group Activity
On almond's theory of group types
The Political Functions of Organized Groups: The Swedish Case
Does Politics Matter: An Analysis of the Public Welfare Commitment in Advanced Democratic States
The overriding conclusion of the majority of recent policy studies is that political factors play an insignificant role in influencing policy outputs. We establish a number of models, comprising both economic and political variables, which are used in an attempt to indicate the relative salience of rival determinants of public welfare commitment in advanced democratic states. Though we cannot dismiss some influence of economic factors, the main f…
Does politics matter
Nomination: Comparative politics matters by Geoffrey K. Roberts, p.99 Reflections: Does politics matter? Increasing complexity and renewed challenges by Frank Castles & Robert D. McKinlay, p.102
Does politics matter
The overriding conclusion of the majority of recent policy studies is that political factors play an insignificant role in influencing policy outputs. We establish a number of models, comprising both economic and political variables, which are used in an attempt to indicate the relative salience of rival determinants of public welfare commitment in advanced democratic states. Though we cannot dismiss some influence of economic factors, the main f…
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