Theodore R Anderson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3630652 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Theodore R Anderson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Theodore R |
| FAMILY NAME | Anderson |
| SIGNATURE | ANDERSON T R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Iowa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 129 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Neighborhoods: Their Place in Urban Life
The Many Faces of Neighborhood Organizing for Neighborhood Action Neighborhood-Based Action Strategies for the Future
Predicting New Urban Social Organization: Councils of Governments
The appearance of Councils of Government (COGs) in metropolitan areas of the United States provides an opportunity to study the demographic conditions which favor the formation of new social organizations in urban areas. Selective characteristics of the 212 standard metropolitan statistical areas (SMSAs) were related to the two dependent variables of (1) the presence or absence of a COG in the SMSA in 1969 and (2) the year in which the COG was or…
Questionnaire Design and Attitude Measurement
Negroes in Cities: Residential Segregation and Neighborhood Change
Urban Land Use Planning. F. Stuart Chapin, Jr
Urban Life and Form. Werner Z. Hirsch
The Sociology of Urban Regions.Alvin Boskoff
Social and Economic Factors Afecting the Location of Residental Neighborhoods
Social and economic factors afecting the location of residental neighborhoods
Problems in Stable Population Theory
Altruism, Role Conflict, and Marital Adjustment: A Factor Analysis of Marital Interaction
Statistical Geography: Problems in Analyzing Areal Data
Spatial Aspects of Social Area Analysis
best carried out on three levels: first, a further extension of the empirical investigation of other correlates of situs; second, the further conceptualization and operationalizing of other aspects of occupation in addition to situs and stratum; and third, the enlargement and codification of imaginative insights into the nature of occupational effects through increasing use of intensive case studies of particular occupations, an area of research …
Organizational Size and Functional Complexity: A Study of Administration in Hospitals
A Basic Course in Sociological Statistics: A Textbook and Workbook Combined.Morris Zelditch, Jr
Components of Population Change, 1940-50. Donald J. Bogue Subregional Migration in the United States, 1935-40, Vol. I. D. J. Bogue , H. S. Shryock , S. A. Hoermann
A Primer of Social Statistics
Statistics: A New Approach
Intermetropolitan Migration: A Correlation Analysis
Variations in the rates of in-migration, out-migration, net migration, and total migratory activity between metropolises in the northeastern and north-central regions of the United States between 1935 and 1940 may be substantially explained by four independent measures derived from two theories of migration. The independent measures were (1) the percentage of unemployed in the labor force, (2) the mean rent, (3) the population size, and (4) the l…
Comparative Population and Urban Research Via Multiple Regression and Covariance Analysis. Donald J. Bogue , Dorothy L. Harris
Intermetropolitan Migration: A Comparison of the Hypotheses of Zipf and Stouffer
possible contribution through use of F.B.I. data to tabulate statistics on the courses of individual criminal careers, for representative samples of offenders from various backgrounds, with different treatment programs. Scientific knowledge is theory which has been tested and found valid. Prediction research offers one of the most adequate of our many imperfect means of testing criminological theory
Organizational Size and Functional Complexity: A Study of Administration in Hospitals
Spatial Aspects of Social Area Analysis
best carried out on three levels: first, a further extension of the empirical investigation of other correlates of situs; second, the further conceptualization and operationalizing of other aspects of occupation in addition to situs and stratum; and third, the enlargement and codification of imaginative insights into the nature of occupational effects through increasing use of intensive case studies of particular occupations, an area of research …
Intermetropolitan Migration: A Comparison of the Hypotheses of Zipf and Stouffer
possible contribution through use of F.B.I. data to tabulate statistics on the courses of individual criminal careers, for representative samples of offenders from various backgrounds, with different treatment programs. Scientific knowledge is theory which has been tested and found valid. Prediction research offers one of the most adequate of our many imperfect means of testing criminological theory
Statistical Geography: Problems in Analyzing Areal Data
Social and economic factors afecting the location of residental neighborhoods
Problems in Stable Population Theory
Urban Land Use Planning. F. Stuart Chapin, Jr
Social and Economic Factors Afecting the Location of Residental Neighborhoods
Comparative Population and Urban Research Via Multiple Regression and Covariance Analysis. Donald J. Bogue , Dorothy L. Harris
Intermetropolitan Migration: A Comparison of the Hypotheses of Zipf and Stouffer
possible contribution through use of F.B.I. data to tabulate statistics on the courses of individual criminal careers, for representative samples of offenders from various backgrounds, with different treatment programs. Scientific knowledge is theory which has been tested and found valid. Prediction research offers one of the most adequate of our many imperfect means of testing criminological theory
A Primer of Social Statistics
Statistics: A New Approach
Intermetropolitan Migration: A Correlation Analysis
Variations in the rates of in-migration, out-migration, net migration, and total migratory activity between metropolises in the northeastern and north-central regions of the United States between 1935 and 1940 may be substantially explained by four independent measures derived from two theories of migration. The independent measures were (1) the percentage of unemployed in the labor force, (2) the mean rent, (3) the population size, and (4) the l…
Components of Population Change, 1940-50. Donald J. Bogue Subregional Migration in the United States, 1935-40, Vol. I. D. J. Bogue , H. S. Shryock , S. A. Hoermann
A Basic Course in Sociological Statistics: A Textbook and Workbook Combined.Morris Zelditch, Jr
Altruism, Role Conflict, and Marital Adjustment: A Factor Analysis of Marital Interaction
Statistical Geography: Problems in Analyzing Areal Data
Spatial Aspects of Social Area Analysis
best carried out on three levels: first, a further extension of the empirical investigation of other correlates of situs; second, the further conceptualization and operationalizing of other aspects of occupation in addition to situs and stratum; and third, the enlargement and codification of imaginative insights into the nature of occupational effects through increasing use of intensive case studies of particular occupations, an area of research …
Organizational Size and Functional Complexity: A Study of Administration in Hospitals
Social and Economic Factors Afecting the Location of Residental Neighborhoods
Social and economic factors afecting the location of residental neighborhoods
Problems in Stable Population Theory
Urban Life and Form. Werner Z. Hirsch
The Sociology of Urban Regions.Alvin Boskoff
Urban Land Use Planning. F. Stuart Chapin, Jr
Negroes in Cities: Residential Segregation and Neighborhood Change
Questionnaire Design and Attitude Measurement
Predicting New Urban Social Organization: Councils of Governments
The appearance of Councils of Government (COGs) in metropolitan areas of the United States provides an opportunity to study the demographic conditions which favor the formation of new social organizations in urban areas. Selective characteristics of the 212 standard metropolitan statistical areas (SMSAs) were related to the two dependent variables of (1) the presence or absence of a COG in the SMSA in 1969 and (2) the year in which the COG was or…
Neighborhoods: Their Place in Urban Life
The Many Faces of Neighborhood Organizing for Neighborhood Action Neighborhood-Based Action Strategies for the Future
Sociology (14 works) · Geography (10 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Regional science (7 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (7 works) · Econometrics (6 works) · Economic geography (6 works) · Mathematics (6 works) · Statistics (6 works)