Rehan Mullick
Biographic Data
| ID | 3939062 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rehan Mullick |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rehan |
| FAMILY NAME | Mullick |
| SIGNATURE | MULLICK R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Iowa State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 43 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Making Sense of Voluntary Participation
This paper examines the influence of community attachment on voluntary citizen participation in rural community improvement projects. We do so by modifying the original systemic model of community attachment (Kasarda and Janowitz 1974) and combining it with tenets of rational choice and social embeddedness theories. The modified model is then extended to consider voluntary participation in community projects by accounting for the influence of com…
Education and Support for the Czech Reforms
Educated Czechs fared poorly during the communist regime (1948-89) but have done relatively well since the Velvet Revolution. This phase change is consistent with transition theory and suggests that educated Czechs may be more supportive of the postcommunist reforms as a consequence. To test this hypothesis, the authors examined 11 national surveys (1990-98) of Czech respondents to determine if economic standing and other controls explained the r…
Ethnic attitudes in Pakistan
Age and Czechs' Attitudes about the Post-Communist Reforms
The connection between age and attitudes about social change has been a longstanding research interest in the United States. Hypotheses derived from this tradition are tested in the Czech Republic, a country undergoing a thorough societal transformation since 1989. This is done with eleven national surveys between 1990 and 1998, allowing us to examine not only the association between age and opinions about the Czech post-communist reforms, but al…
Age and Czechs' Attitudes Toward the Postcommunist Economic Reforms
The connection between age and attitudes toward social change has been a longstanding research interest in the United States. Hypotheses derived from this tradition are tested in the Czech Republic, a country undergoing a societal transformation since 1989. We have utilized eleven national surveys from 1990–1998, allowing an examination not only of the association between age and opinions about the Czech postcommunist reforms but also of the chan…
Education, Economic Experiences, Anxiety about and Support for the Czech Reforms
Educated Czechs fared poorly during the communist regime but have done relatively well since its fall. In eleven national surveys (1990)(1991)(1992)(1993)(1994)(1995)(1996)(1997)(1998) we examined whether Czech respondents' education was related to their economic experiences and attitudes toward the post-communist reforms, and whether these relations changed during the survey period. Educated respondents reported less economic strain and unemploy…
Making Sense of Voluntary Participation
This paper examines the influence of community attachment on voluntary citizen participation in rural community improvement projects. We do so by modifying the original systemic model of community attachment (Kasarda and Janowitz 1974) and combining it with tenets of rational choice and social embeddedness theories. The modified model is then extended to consider voluntary participation in community projects by accounting for the influence of com…
Ethnic attitudes in Pakistan
Age and Czechs' Attitudes Toward the Postcommunist Economic Reforms
The connection between age and attitudes toward social change has been a longstanding research interest in the United States. Hypotheses derived from this tradition are tested in the Czech Republic, a country undergoing a societal transformation since 1989. We have utilized eleven national surveys from 1990–1998, allowing an examination not only of the association between age and opinions about the Czech postcommunist reforms but also of the chan…
Education, Economic Experiences, Anxiety about and Support for the Czech Reforms
Educated Czechs fared poorly during the communist regime but have done relatively well since its fall. In eleven national surveys (1990)(1991)(1992)(1993)(1994)(1995)(1996)(1997)(1998) we examined whether Czech respondents' education was related to their economic experiences and attitudes toward the post-communist reforms, and whether these relations changed during the survey period. Educated respondents reported less economic strain and unemploy…
Ethnic attitudes in Pakistan
Age and Czechs' Attitudes about the Post-Communist Reforms
The connection between age and attitudes about social change has been a longstanding research interest in the United States. Hypotheses derived from this tradition are tested in the Czech Republic, a country undergoing a thorough societal transformation since 1989. This is done with eleven national surveys between 1990 and 1998, allowing us to examine not only the association between age and opinions about the Czech post-communist reforms, but al…
Age and Czechs' Attitudes Toward the Postcommunist Economic Reforms
The connection between age and attitudes toward social change has been a longstanding research interest in the United States. Hypotheses derived from this tradition are tested in the Czech Republic, a country undergoing a societal transformation since 1989. We have utilized eleven national surveys from 1990–1998, allowing an examination not only of the association between age and opinions about the Czech postcommunist reforms but also of the chan…
Education and Support for the Czech Reforms
Educated Czechs fared poorly during the communist regime (1948-89) but have done relatively well since the Velvet Revolution. This phase change is consistent with transition theory and suggests that educated Czechs may be more supportive of the postcommunist reforms as a consequence. To test this hypothesis, the authors examined 11 national surveys (1990-98) of Czech respondents to determine if economic standing and other controls explained the r…
Making Sense of Voluntary Participation
This paper examines the influence of community attachment on voluntary citizen participation in rural community improvement projects. We do so by modifying the original systemic model of community attachment (Kasarda and Janowitz 1974) and combining it with tenets of rational choice and social embeddedness theories. The modified model is then extended to consider voluntary participation in community projects by accounting for the influence of com…
Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Czech (3 works) · Demographic economics (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Anxiety (2 works) · Communism (2 works) · Intergenerational and Educational Inequality Studies (2 works)