Clive Payne
Biographic Data
| ID | 3717468 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Clive Payne |
| GIVEN NAMES | Clive |
| FAMILY NAME | Payne |
| SIGNATURE | PAYNE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oxford |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 130 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Electoral reform in Bermuda1
Predicting the 1998 Indian parliamentary election
Recession, Restructuring and the Fate of the Unemployed: Evidence in the Underclass Debate
High levels of unemployment over more than a decade together with industrial restructuring suggest there may be a widening gap between the work chances of unemployed people and the rest of the workforce in Great Britain. Labour Force Survey data show that the proportion of unemployed people who had found work one year later was much lower after the economic recovery of the late 1980s than it was ten years previously. We model trends between 1979 …
Unemployment and Peripheral Work
A spell of unemployment appears to restrict job choice. We use British Labour Force Survey data for 1979-89 to model whether, after controlling for age, qualifications and other variables, the jobs that unemployed people get are different from the jobs of people who have not been unemployed. We find that they tend to be of lower skill level and more often temporary or part-time; for men with good qualifications they are also more likely to be of …
Modelling trends in the class/party relationship 1964-87
Local elections as national referendums in Great Britain
By-election exit polls
On the Class Mobility of Women: Results from Different Approaches to the Analysis of Recent British Data
Data on the class mobility of women in modern Britain are analysed following the 'conventional', 'individual' and 'dominance' approaches to the problem of determining women's class location. Results obtained via these three approaches and the different substantive problems to which they lead are examined, and the further issue is considered of how far, in the light of the analyses presented, studies of class mobility that have focused on the expe…
Trends in Intergenerational Class Mobility in England and Wales, 1972-1983
Results on trends in intergenerational class mobility in England and Wales obtained from the Nuffield inquiry of 1972 are updated to 1983 on the basis of material derived from the British General Election Study of that year. Overall, a marked continuity in trends in absolute mobility rates and in associated patterns of social fluidity and structural change is revelaed. The most important new development in the context of far more adverse economic…
Lessons of the 1982 English local elections
Forecasting the British Election to the European Parliament
The first elections to the European Parliament were held on 10 June 1979 with each EEC country following its own electoral system. As in all recent elections, on-the-night forecasting was an integral part of the television coverage in Britain. This paper describes the method used by the BBC to predict the composition of the British delegation to the European Parliament. The performance of the method is discussed and some tentative conclusions are…
Social Mobility and Class Structure in Modern Britain
The Analysis of Survey Data. Vol. 1. Exploring Data Structures
The Analysis of Survey Data, Volume 1: Exploring Data Structures
Trends in Class Mobility
Using data from the 1972 Nuffileld enquiry, trends in class mobility in England and Wales are investigated on the basis of birth cohort comparisons. In the case of absolute mobility rates- i.e. those actually observed in terms of a schema of class positions-trends over time, notably towards increasing upward and decreasing downward mobility, are clearly indicated, and have been favoured by the pattern of secular change in the occupational divisio…
Another Game with Nature: An Ecological Regression Model of the British Two-Party Vote Ratio in 1970
This article develops a number of themes first raised in an earlier paper where we attempted to publicize the existence of Census data based, for the first time, on British parliamentary constituencies, and where we briefly described the potential and limits of a variety of available statistical techniques of analysis. Until the earlier paper was published, studies of British electoral behaviour using aggregate data were largely historical, gener…
Mathematics and Sociology
Modelling trends in the class/party relationship 1964-87
Another Game with Nature: An Ecological Regression Model of the British Two-Party Vote Ratio in 1970
This article develops a number of themes first raised in an earlier paper where we attempted to publicize the existence of Census data based, for the first time, on British parliamentary constituencies, and where we briefly described the potential and limits of a variety of available statistical techniques of analysis. Until the earlier paper was published, studies of British electoral behaviour using aggregate data were largely historical, gener…
On the Class Mobility of Women: Results from Different Approaches to the Analysis of Recent British Data
Data on the class mobility of women in modern Britain are analysed following the 'conventional', 'individual' and 'dominance' approaches to the problem of determining women's class location. Results obtained via these three approaches and the different substantive problems to which they lead are examined, and the further issue is considered of how far, in the light of the analyses presented, studies of class mobility that have focused on the expe…
Trends in Intergenerational Class Mobility in England and Wales, 1972-1983
Results on trends in intergenerational class mobility in England and Wales obtained from the Nuffield inquiry of 1972 are updated to 1983 on the basis of material derived from the British General Election Study of that year. Overall, a marked continuity in trends in absolute mobility rates and in associated patterns of social fluidity and structural change is revelaed. The most important new development in the context of far more adverse economic…
Trends in Class Mobility
Using data from the 1972 Nuffileld enquiry, trends in class mobility in England and Wales are investigated on the basis of birth cohort comparisons. In the case of absolute mobility rates- i.e. those actually observed in terms of a schema of class positions-trends over time, notably towards increasing upward and decreasing downward mobility, are clearly indicated, and have been favoured by the pattern of secular change in the occupational divisio…
Local elections as national referendums in Great Britain
Lessons of the 1982 English local elections
Recession, Restructuring and the Fate of the Unemployed: Evidence in the Underclass Debate
High levels of unemployment over more than a decade together with industrial restructuring suggest there may be a widening gap between the work chances of unemployed people and the rest of the workforce in Great Britain. Labour Force Survey data show that the proportion of unemployed people who had found work one year later was much lower after the economic recovery of the late 1980s than it was ten years previously. We model trends between 1979 …
Forecasting the British Election to the European Parliament
The first elections to the European Parliament were held on 10 June 1979 with each EEC country following its own electoral system. As in all recent elections, on-the-night forecasting was an integral part of the television coverage in Britain. This paper describes the method used by the BBC to predict the composition of the British delegation to the European Parliament. The performance of the method is discussed and some tentative conclusions are…
Electoral reform in Bermuda1
Predicting the 1998 Indian parliamentary election
Unemployment and Peripheral Work
A spell of unemployment appears to restrict job choice. We use British Labour Force Survey data for 1979-89 to model whether, after controlling for age, qualifications and other variables, the jobs that unemployed people get are different from the jobs of people who have not been unemployed. We find that they tend to be of lower skill level and more often temporary or part-time; for men with good qualifications they are also more likely to be of …
By-election exit polls
Mathematics and Sociology
Another Game with Nature: An Ecological Regression Model of the British Two-Party Vote Ratio in 1970
This article develops a number of themes first raised in an earlier paper where we attempted to publicize the existence of Census data based, for the first time, on British parliamentary constituencies, and where we briefly described the potential and limits of a variety of available statistical techniques of analysis. Until the earlier paper was published, studies of British electoral behaviour using aggregate data were largely historical, gener…
The Analysis of Survey Data. Vol. 1. Exploring Data Structures
The Analysis of Survey Data, Volume 1: Exploring Data Structures
Trends in Class Mobility
Using data from the 1972 Nuffileld enquiry, trends in class mobility in England and Wales are investigated on the basis of birth cohort comparisons. In the case of absolute mobility rates- i.e. those actually observed in terms of a schema of class positions-trends over time, notably towards increasing upward and decreasing downward mobility, are clearly indicated, and have been favoured by the pattern of secular change in the occupational divisio…
Forecasting the British Election to the European Parliament
The first elections to the European Parliament were held on 10 June 1979 with each EEC country following its own electoral system. As in all recent elections, on-the-night forecasting was an integral part of the television coverage in Britain. This paper describes the method used by the BBC to predict the composition of the British delegation to the European Parliament. The performance of the method is discussed and some tentative conclusions are…
Social Mobility and Class Structure in Modern Britain
Lessons of the 1982 English local elections
By-election exit polls
On the Class Mobility of Women: Results from Different Approaches to the Analysis of Recent British Data
Data on the class mobility of women in modern Britain are analysed following the 'conventional', 'individual' and 'dominance' approaches to the problem of determining women's class location. Results obtained via these three approaches and the different substantive problems to which they lead are examined, and the further issue is considered of how far, in the light of the analyses presented, studies of class mobility that have focused on the expe…
Trends in Intergenerational Class Mobility in England and Wales, 1972-1983
Results on trends in intergenerational class mobility in England and Wales obtained from the Nuffield inquiry of 1972 are updated to 1983 on the basis of material derived from the British General Election Study of that year. Overall, a marked continuity in trends in absolute mobility rates and in associated patterns of social fluidity and structural change is revelaed. The most important new development in the context of far more adverse economic…
Modelling trends in the class/party relationship 1964-87
Local elections as national referendums in Great Britain
Unemployment and Peripheral Work
A spell of unemployment appears to restrict job choice. We use British Labour Force Survey data for 1979-89 to model whether, after controlling for age, qualifications and other variables, the jobs that unemployed people get are different from the jobs of people who have not been unemployed. We find that they tend to be of lower skill level and more often temporary or part-time; for men with good qualifications they are also more likely to be of …
Recession, Restructuring and the Fate of the Unemployed: Evidence in the Underclass Debate
High levels of unemployment over more than a decade together with industrial restructuring suggest there may be a widening gap between the work chances of unemployed people and the rest of the workforce in Great Britain. Labour Force Survey data show that the proportion of unemployed people who had found work one year later was much lower after the economic recovery of the late 1980s than it was ten years previously. We model trends between 1979 …
Predicting the 1998 Indian parliamentary election
Electoral reform in Bermuda1
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