Colin S Rallings
Biographic Data
| ID | 4371358 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Colin S Rallings |
| GIVEN NAMES | Colin S |
| FAMILY NAME | Rallings |
| SIGNATURE | RALLINGS C S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Changing Class Structure and Political Behaviour – A Comparative Analysis of Lower Middle‐class Politics in Britain and the Netherlands
A rapid increase in the non‐manual proportion of the labour force has characterised most Western nations over the past 50 years. This development appears to have had an especial impact on the socio‐economic composition and work, market and status position of the group of white‐collar workers on the lower fringes of the non‐manual stratum, and many theorists have expected that it would have implications too for their political behaviour and social…
Correlates of Influence in Local Government
Over a number of years, and with concerns as far apart as democratic theory and organizational behaviour, many commentators have studied the patterns of recruitment in local government and the contents of the job that elected officials take upon themselves. Most of these analyses have convincingly shown a tendency for political actors to possess a higher average socioeconomic status than the population from which they are drawn. One student is ex…
Two Types of Middle-Class Labour Voter
The phenomenon of the Labour middle class is much neglected in studies of political behaviour, and its importance is often dismissed without either statistical evidence or theoretical justification. Whilst there has been considerable research into the characteristics of and differences between ‘traditional’ Labour and ‘deferential’ Conservative working-class voters, our knowledge of the other side of the coin of class-party deviancy remains sketc…
Two Types of Middle-Class Labour Voter
The phenomenon of the Labour middle class is much neglected in studies of political behaviour, and its importance is often dismissed without either statistical evidence or theoretical justification. Whilst there has been considerable research into the characteristics of and differences between ‘traditional’ Labour and ‘deferential’ Conservative working-class voters, our knowledge of the other side of the coin of class-party deviancy remains sketc…
The Changing Class Structure and Political Behaviour – A Comparative Analysis of Lower Middle‐class Politics in Britain and the Netherlands
A rapid increase in the non‐manual proportion of the labour force has characterised most Western nations over the past 50 years. This development appears to have had an especial impact on the socio‐economic composition and work, market and status position of the group of white‐collar workers on the lower fringes of the non‐manual stratum, and many theorists have expected that it would have implications too for their political behaviour and social…
Two Types of Middle-Class Labour Voter
The phenomenon of the Labour middle class is much neglected in studies of political behaviour, and its importance is often dismissed without either statistical evidence or theoretical justification. Whilst there has been considerable research into the characteristics of and differences between ‘traditional’ Labour and ‘deferential’ Conservative working-class voters, our knowledge of the other side of the coin of class-party deviancy remains sketc…
Correlates of Influence in Local Government
Over a number of years, and with concerns as far apart as democratic theory and organizational behaviour, many commentators have studied the patterns of recruitment in local government and the contents of the job that elected officials take upon themselves. Most of these analyses have convincingly shown a tendency for political actors to possess a higher average socioeconomic status than the population from which they are drawn. One student is ex…
The Changing Class Structure and Political Behaviour – A Comparative Analysis of Lower Middle‐class Politics in Britain and the Netherlands
A rapid increase in the non‐manual proportion of the labour force has characterised most Western nations over the past 50 years. This development appears to have had an especial impact on the socio‐economic composition and work, market and status position of the group of white‐collar workers on the lower fringes of the non‐manual stratum, and many theorists have expected that it would have implications too for their political behaviour and social…
Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Middle class (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Working class (2 works) · Class (philosophy (1 work) · Class conflict (1 work)