Jeffrey Stanyer
Biographic Data
| ID | 4387222 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeffrey Stanyer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeffrey |
| FAMILY NAME | Stanyer |
| SIGNATURE | STANYER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Exeter |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Public Images, Private Lives: An Introduction
The processes of economic liberalisation, democratisation, and technological change are radically transforming political communication around the world. In multi-party democracies political activity has increasingly come under the gaze of a plethora of media outlets that have been deregulated and largely freed from censorship and direct state control. Personality and not just policies, is increasingly an integral part of a politician's electoral …
Politics and the Media: A Breakdown in Relations for New Labour
This article focuses on some of the key events that shaped political communication during 2002. It examines the news media coverage of the Labour government and the extent to which that coverage was hostile and preoccupied with the behind‐the‐scenes activities of spin doctors. It looks at the government's response to such coverage and the media's reaction to changes in government communication tactics. It then focuses on the government's relation…
The Janus-Faced Periphery: Cornwall & Devon in the twentieth century
This paper offers a distinctive perspective on English regionalism based on a study ‘from below’ (of Cornwall & Devon) and on an analysis of the ‘logical demons’ contained in the concepts used to discuss the subject. Local and regional sources of evidence lead to the picture of rational analysis and argument presented by regionalists of all types - academics, politicians, administrators - dissolving into contradiction, moralising and pious morali…
Assessing the local government act, 1888
British Administrative Reform: The Need for Incentives
Administrative Developments in 1979: A Survey
Administrative Developments in 1977 and 1978: A Survey
Administrative Developments in 1975 and 1976: A Survey
Electors, Candidates and Councillors: Some Technical Problems in the Study of Political Recruitment Processes in Local Government
Irresistible Forces: The Pressures for a Science of Politics
Administrative Developments in 1973 and 1974: A Survey
Administrative Developments in 1971 and 1972: A Survey
Elected Representatives and Management in local Government: A case of applied sociology and applied economics
Administrative Development 4 in 1970: A Survey
Administrative Developments in 1969: A Survey
Local Support for National Political Parties: A Theoretical Analysis
Electoral Behaviour in Local Government a Model of a Two-Party System
Administrative Developments in 1968: A Survey
Some Aspects of the Financial Behaviour of County Boroughs
Administrative Developments in 1967: A Survey
The Maud Committee Report: A Critical Review
Public Images, Private Lives: An Introduction
The processes of economic liberalisation, democratisation, and technological change are radically transforming political communication around the world. In multi-party democracies political activity has increasingly come under the gaze of a plethora of media outlets that have been deregulated and largely freed from censorship and direct state control. Personality and not just policies, is increasingly an integral part of a politician's electoral …
Some Aspects of the Financial Behaviour of County Boroughs
The Janus-Faced Periphery: Cornwall & Devon in the twentieth century
This paper offers a distinctive perspective on English regionalism based on a study ‘from below’ (of Cornwall & Devon) and on an analysis of the ‘logical demons’ contained in the concepts used to discuss the subject. Local and regional sources of evidence lead to the picture of rational analysis and argument presented by regionalists of all types - academics, politicians, administrators - dissolving into contradiction, moralising and pious morali…
Electoral Behaviour in Local Government a Model of a Two-Party System
Politics and the Media: A Breakdown in Relations for New Labour
This article focuses on some of the key events that shaped political communication during 2002. It examines the news media coverage of the Labour government and the extent to which that coverage was hostile and preoccupied with the behind‐the‐scenes activities of spin doctors. It looks at the government's response to such coverage and the media's reaction to changes in government communication tactics. It then focuses on the government's relation…
Electors, Candidates and Councillors: Some Technical Problems in the Study of Political Recruitment Processes in Local Government
Irresistible Forces: The Pressures for a Science of Politics
Elected Representatives and Management in local Government: A case of applied sociology and applied economics
British Administrative Reform: The Need for Incentives
Administrative Developments in 1969: A Survey
Administrative Developments in 1968: A Survey
The Maud Committee Report: A Critical Review
Administrative Developments in 1967: A Survey
Administrative Developments in 1968: A Survey
Some Aspects of the Financial Behaviour of County Boroughs
Administrative Developments in 1969: A Survey
Local Support for National Political Parties: A Theoretical Analysis
Electoral Behaviour in Local Government a Model of a Two-Party System
Elected Representatives and Management in local Government: A case of applied sociology and applied economics
Administrative Development 4 in 1970: A Survey
Administrative Developments in 1971 and 1972: A Survey
Administrative Developments in 1973 and 1974: A Survey
Irresistible Forces: The Pressures for a Science of Politics
Administrative Developments in 1975 and 1976: A Survey
Electors, Candidates and Councillors: Some Technical Problems in the Study of Political Recruitment Processes in Local Government
Administrative Developments in 1977 and 1978: A Survey
Administrative Developments in 1979: A Survey
British Administrative Reform: The Need for Incentives
Assessing the local government act, 1888
The Janus-Faced Periphery: Cornwall & Devon in the twentieth century
This paper offers a distinctive perspective on English regionalism based on a study ‘from below’ (of Cornwall & Devon) and on an analysis of the ‘logical demons’ contained in the concepts used to discuss the subject. Local and regional sources of evidence lead to the picture of rational analysis and argument presented by regionalists of all types - academics, politicians, administrators - dissolving into contradiction, moralising and pious morali…
Politics and the Media: A Breakdown in Relations for New Labour
This article focuses on some of the key events that shaped political communication during 2002. It examines the news media coverage of the Labour government and the extent to which that coverage was hostile and preoccupied with the behind‐the‐scenes activities of spin doctors. It looks at the government's response to such coverage and the media's reaction to changes in government communication tactics. It then focuses on the government's relation…
Public Images, Private Lives: An Introduction
The processes of economic liberalisation, democratisation, and technological change are radically transforming political communication around the world. In multi-party democracies political activity has increasingly come under the gaze of a plethora of media outlets that have been deregulated and largely freed from censorship and direct state control. Personality and not just policies, is increasingly an integral part of a politician's electoral …
Political science (21 works) · Law (18 works) · Law (18 works) · Politics (16 works) · Sociology (13 works) · Computer Science (12 works) · Citation (10 works) · Government (linguistics (10 works) · Library science (10 works) · Public Administration (8 works)