Mark J O’gorman
Biographic Data
| ID | 4442105 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark J O’gorman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark J |
| FAMILY NAME | O’gorman |
| SIGNATURE | O’GORMAN M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Syracuse University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Disorganized Politics and the Have-Nots
Students of politics are again asking how institutional patterns affect political outcomes. This article contributes to that stream of inquiry by revisiting V. O. Key's argument that the have-nots of society fare worse in "disorganized" political systems because the lack of cohesive political parties with clear constituency bases means that their interests will not be represented effectively. The authors find Key's argument confirmed in a compari…
Science and Industrial Technology
New York State's Response to Aids
Under what conditions do bureaucratic agencies play advocacy role in policy? How do leaders and strategies change as an advocacy agency evolves? These issues are addressed through a case history of the New York State AIDS institute, which was established in 1983 and has led the state's drive against AIDS. The AIDS Institute has evolved organizationally as the face of the epidemic has changed and as its political and budgetary environment has chan…
Pre-Election Political Polling and the Non-Response Bias Issue
Non-response bias is of great concern in pre-election political telephone polls, where the number of callbacks is far less than in most academic and government studies. The fewer number of callbacks raises the issue of whether there might be a greater non-response bias problem in such surveys. Given the public importance of political polls, there is a need to know something about this. The general problem faced in trying to assess this issue is t…
Disorganized Politics and the Have-Nots
Students of politics are again asking how institutional patterns affect political outcomes. This article contributes to that stream of inquiry by revisiting V. O. Key's argument that the have-nots of society fare worse in "disorganized" political systems because the lack of cohesive political parties with clear constituency bases means that their interests will not be represented effectively. The authors find Key's argument confirmed in a compari…
Science and Industrial Technology
New York State's Response to Aids
Under what conditions do bureaucratic agencies play advocacy role in policy? How do leaders and strategies change as an advocacy agency evolves? These issues are addressed through a case history of the New York State AIDS institute, which was established in 1983 and has led the state's drive against AIDS. The AIDS Institute has evolved organizationally as the face of the epidemic has changed and as its political and budgetary environment has chan…
Pre-Election Political Polling and the Non-Response Bias Issue
Non-response bias is of great concern in pre-election political telephone polls, where the number of callbacks is far less than in most academic and government studies. The fewer number of callbacks raises the issue of whether there might be a greater non-response bias problem in such surveys. Given the public importance of political polls, there is a need to know something about this. The general problem faced in trying to assess this issue is t…
Pre-Election Political Polling and the Non-Response Bias Issue
Non-response bias is of great concern in pre-election political telephone polls, where the number of callbacks is far less than in most academic and government studies. The fewer number of callbacks raises the issue of whether there might be a greater non-response bias problem in such surveys. Given the public importance of political polls, there is a need to know something about this. The general problem faced in trying to assess this issue is t…
New York State's Response to Aids
Under what conditions do bureaucratic agencies play advocacy role in policy? How do leaders and strategies change as an advocacy agency evolves? These issues are addressed through a case history of the New York State AIDS institute, which was established in 1983 and has led the state's drive against AIDS. The AIDS Institute has evolved organizationally as the face of the epidemic has changed and as its political and budgetary environment has chan…
Disorganized Politics and the Have-Nots
Students of politics are again asking how institutional patterns affect political outcomes. This article contributes to that stream of inquiry by revisiting V. O. Key's argument that the have-nots of society fare worse in "disorganized" political systems because the lack of cohesive political parties with clear constituency bases means that their interests will not be represented effectively. The authors find Key's argument confirmed in a compari…
Science and Industrial Technology
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