Steven R Steiber
Biographic Data
| ID | 3924546 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Steven R Steiber |
| GIVEN NAMES | Steven R |
| FAMILY NAME | Steiber |
| SIGNATURE | STEIBER S R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Arizona |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Salient issues in choosing a new doctor
Building Better Blockmodels: A Non-Hierarchical Extension of Concor With Applications to Regression Analysis
Cluster analysis has been used by many as a tool for identifying relatively small numbers of categories which represent the salient contrasts within bodies of data. One method which has received widespread use among sociologists in general, and sociometrists in particular, is CONCOR. This paper presents a non-hierarchical extension of the CONCOR algorithm and demonstrates the advantages of this extension with three exemplary bodies of data. One o…
Support for National Health Insurance: Intercohort Differentials
Past research has demonstrated that the majority of the American public favor some form of national health insurance (NHI), but the sources of this support have not been clearly identified. This paper shows that support for NHI follows party lines, with Democrats most favoring it, followed by Independents and Republicans. The young, women, blacks, the less educated (among others) also favor NHI more than others, but it is apparently not a “person…
The Influence of the Religious Factor on Civil and Sacred Tolerance, 1958-71
Quantitative Models and Methods for World-System Analysis
Many quantitative analysts who have turned their attention to the world-system have developed models of the structural and relational components of that system. These efforts have come under fire, however, from those who claim that statistical techniques, particularly regression, are not suited to analyses of the world-system. This paper presents some of the major criticisms of quantitative efforts, a response to each, and a series of general reg…
Educational indicators and occupational achievement
The World System and World Trade: An Empirical Exploration of Conceptual Conflicts
Within the growing number of analysts who employ the world system perspective on national development, theoretical disagreements have evolved which may only be settled by examination of available data. Using an adaptation of the network metaphor, this paper blockmodels the world trade system in order (1) to demonstrate a single mode of international exchange in the world system instead of the competing capitalist and communist modes proposed by s…
The World System and World Trade: An Empirical Exploration of Conceptual Conflicts
Within the growing number of analysts who employ the world system perspective on national development, theoretical disagreements have evolved which may only be settled by examination of available data. Using an adaptation of the network metaphor, this paper blockmodels the world trade system in order (1) to demonstrate a single mode of international exchange in the world system instead of the competing capitalist and communist modes proposed by s…
Support for National Health Insurance: Intercohort Differentials
Past research has demonstrated that the majority of the American public favor some form of national health insurance (NHI), but the sources of this support have not been clearly identified. This paper shows that support for NHI follows party lines, with Democrats most favoring it, followed by Independents and Republicans. The young, women, blacks, the less educated (among others) also favor NHI more than others, but it is apparently not a “person…
Salient issues in choosing a new doctor
The Influence of the Religious Factor on Civil and Sacred Tolerance, 1958-71
Quantitative Models and Methods for World-System Analysis
Many quantitative analysts who have turned their attention to the world-system have developed models of the structural and relational components of that system. These efforts have come under fire, however, from those who claim that statistical techniques, particularly regression, are not suited to analyses of the world-system. This paper presents some of the major criticisms of quantitative efforts, a response to each, and a series of general reg…
Educational indicators and occupational achievement
The World System and World Trade: An Empirical Exploration of Conceptual Conflicts
Within the growing number of analysts who employ the world system perspective on national development, theoretical disagreements have evolved which may only be settled by examination of available data. Using an adaptation of the network metaphor, this paper blockmodels the world trade system in order (1) to demonstrate a single mode of international exchange in the world system instead of the competing capitalist and communist modes proposed by s…
The Influence of the Religious Factor on Civil and Sacred Tolerance, 1958-71
Quantitative Models and Methods for World-System Analysis
Many quantitative analysts who have turned their attention to the world-system have developed models of the structural and relational components of that system. These efforts have come under fire, however, from those who claim that statistical techniques, particularly regression, are not suited to analyses of the world-system. This paper presents some of the major criticisms of quantitative efforts, a response to each, and a series of general reg…
Educational indicators and occupational achievement
Building Better Blockmodels: A Non-Hierarchical Extension of Concor With Applications to Regression Analysis
Cluster analysis has been used by many as a tool for identifying relatively small numbers of categories which represent the salient contrasts within bodies of data. One method which has received widespread use among sociologists in general, and sociometrists in particular, is CONCOR. This paper presents a non-hierarchical extension of the CONCOR algorithm and demonstrates the advantages of this extension with three exemplary bodies of data. One o…
Support for National Health Insurance: Intercohort Differentials
Past research has demonstrated that the majority of the American public favor some form of national health insurance (NHI), but the sources of this support have not been clearly identified. This paper shows that support for NHI follows party lines, with Democrats most favoring it, followed by Independents and Republicans. The young, women, blacks, the less educated (among others) also favor NHI more than others, but it is apparently not a “person…
Salient issues in choosing a new doctor
Computer Science (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Environmental health (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Socioeconomic status (3 works) · World Systems and Global Transformations (3 works)