John S Klemanski
Biographic Data
| ID | 4391967 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John S Klemanski |
| GIVEN NAMES | John S |
| FAMILY NAME | Klemanski |
| SIGNATURE | KLEMANSKI J S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Oakland University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 72 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Campaigns from the Ground Up: State House Elections in a National Context
Based on data from the most recent elections, this book examines state house races in four key states California, Texas, Michigan, and Virginia and creates simulations of campaign planning, strategizing, budgeting, fundraising, and winning in a variety of political contexts. The authors have not only researched and taught about these issues they have conducted campaigns, run for office, and served in government at every level from the local to th…
Campaigns from the Ground Up: State House Elections in a National Context
U.S. State Election Reform and Turnout in Presidential Elections
We explore the effects of state-level election reforms on voter turnout in the 2000, 2004, and 2008 presidential elections. Using a cost-benefit model of political participation, we develop a framework for analyzing the burdens imposed by the following: universal mail voting, permanent no-excuse absentee voting, nonpermanent no-excuse absentee voting, early in-person voting, Election Day registration, and voter identification requirements. We ana…
Urban Regimes in Comparative Perspective: The Politics of Urban Development in Britain
Until now urban regime analysts focused almost entirely on cities in the United States. In this article the authors broaden the definition of urban regimes to fit the British urban experience, then seek to trace the formation of regimes in Birmingham and Bristol during the 1980s. The formulation and implementation of specific economic development strategies and policies for each of these two cases is detailed, and finally, an evaluation of regime…
Urban Regime Capacity: A Comparison of Birmingham, England, and Detroit, Michigan
Urban regime analysis has focused primarily on governance in US cities. This study takes a cross-national approach by investigating regime formation and capacity in the “Motor Cities” of Birmingham, England, and Detroit. The study concludes that the local polity is indeed important in both United States and United Kingdom contexts. The authors argue that regime analysis is equally useful in understanding urban governance within unitary systems su…
Restructuring the Suburbs: Political Economy of Economic Development in Auburn Hills, Michigan
The suburban transformation, in which American suburbs have experienced rapid growth and physical restructuring, has been explained on the basis of economic factors. This study employs regime analysis to assess the role of politics in the restructuring of a suburban community in metropolitan Detroit. It examines the complex interactions between economic and political elites in the process of suburban transformation
Tax Increment Financing: Public Funding for Private Economic Development Projects
The Federal Forum: Citizenship In-Service Education
Additional informationNotes on contributorsClifford T. BennettClifford T. Bennett teaches in the Department of Curriculm and Instruction at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.John S. KlemanskiJohn S. Klemanski teaches in the Political Science Department at Wayne State University in Michigan
U.S. State Election Reform and Turnout in Presidential Elections
We explore the effects of state-level election reforms on voter turnout in the 2000, 2004, and 2008 presidential elections. Using a cost-benefit model of political participation, we develop a framework for analyzing the burdens imposed by the following: universal mail voting, permanent no-excuse absentee voting, nonpermanent no-excuse absentee voting, early in-person voting, Election Day registration, and voter identification requirements. We ana…
Urban Regime Capacity: A Comparison of Birmingham, England, and Detroit, Michigan
Urban regime analysis has focused primarily on governance in US cities. This study takes a cross-national approach by investigating regime formation and capacity in the “Motor Cities” of Birmingham, England, and Detroit. The study concludes that the local polity is indeed important in both United States and United Kingdom contexts. The authors argue that regime analysis is equally useful in understanding urban governance within unitary systems su…
Restructuring the Suburbs: Political Economy of Economic Development in Auburn Hills, Michigan
The suburban transformation, in which American suburbs have experienced rapid growth and physical restructuring, has been explained on the basis of economic factors. This study employs regime analysis to assess the role of politics in the restructuring of a suburban community in metropolitan Detroit. It examines the complex interactions between economic and political elites in the process of suburban transformation
Tax Increment Financing: Public Funding for Private Economic Development Projects
The Federal Forum: Citizenship In-Service Education
Additional informationNotes on contributorsClifford T. BennettClifford T. Bennett teaches in the Department of Curriculm and Instruction at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.John S. KlemanskiJohn S. Klemanski teaches in the Political Science Department at Wayne State University in Michigan
Tax Increment Financing: Public Funding for Private Economic Development Projects
Restructuring the Suburbs: Political Economy of Economic Development in Auburn Hills, Michigan
The suburban transformation, in which American suburbs have experienced rapid growth and physical restructuring, has been explained on the basis of economic factors. This study employs regime analysis to assess the role of politics in the restructuring of a suburban community in metropolitan Detroit. It examines the complex interactions between economic and political elites in the process of suburban transformation
Urban Regimes in Comparative Perspective: The Politics of Urban Development in Britain
Until now urban regime analysts focused almost entirely on cities in the United States. In this article the authors broaden the definition of urban regimes to fit the British urban experience, then seek to trace the formation of regimes in Birmingham and Bristol during the 1980s. The formulation and implementation of specific economic development strategies and policies for each of these two cases is detailed, and finally, an evaluation of regime…
Urban Regime Capacity: A Comparison of Birmingham, England, and Detroit, Michigan
Urban regime analysis has focused primarily on governance in US cities. This study takes a cross-national approach by investigating regime formation and capacity in the “Motor Cities” of Birmingham, England, and Detroit. The study concludes that the local polity is indeed important in both United States and United Kingdom contexts. The authors argue that regime analysis is equally useful in understanding urban governance within unitary systems su…
U.S. State Election Reform and Turnout in Presidential Elections
We explore the effects of state-level election reforms on voter turnout in the 2000, 2004, and 2008 presidential elections. Using a cost-benefit model of political participation, we develop a framework for analyzing the burdens imposed by the following: universal mail voting, permanent no-excuse absentee voting, nonpermanent no-excuse absentee voting, early in-person voting, Election Day registration, and voter identification requirements. We ana…
Campaigns from the Ground Up: State House Elections in a National Context
Based on data from the most recent elections, this book examines state house races in four key states California, Texas, Michigan, and Virginia and creates simulations of campaign planning, strategizing, budgeting, fundraising, and winning in a variety of political contexts. The authors have not only researched and taught about these issues they have conducted campaigns, run for office, and served in government at every level from the local to th…
Campaigns from the Ground Up: State House Elections in a National Context
Political science (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Campagnes électorales (2 works)