Rodney Schneck
Biographic Data
| ID | 845602 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rodney Schneck |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rodney |
| FAMILY NAME | Schneck |
| SIGNATURE | SCHNECK R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alberta |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Anti-Americanism and Its Correlates
Towards the Development of a Canadian-American Scale: A Research Note
To many Canadians anti-Americanism is not only as old as Canada itself, but it also seems to have been and still is an integral part of the entire Canadian experience. To the historian Baker, anti-Americanism is a recurring theme in Canadian history and exists today as it did a century ago. However, anti-Americanism, to the best knowledge of the authors, has not been investigated through systematic behavioural empirical research. The development …
The Effects of Ruralism, Bureaucratic Structure, and Economic Role on Right-Wing Extremism
In discussion of the social structure of modern capitalist societies the distinction between the “old” and “new” middle class is common. The old middle class is epitomized by the small businessman and the new middle class by the bureaucratic manager and employee. It has been postulated that the political sentiments and attitudes are different among these two subsets of the middle class. Specifically, it is hypothesized that the old middle class i…
A Test of the Uni-dimensionality of Various Political Scales through Factor Analysis: A Research Note
Contemporary political science is increasingly interested in the problem of empirical measurement and at various times researchers need scales to measure political attitudes and behaviour. In this process the Canadian political scientist is faced with two alternatives: (1) he can develop new scales, or (2) he can use existing measures from the literature which in most cases mean using scales empirically developed and used in the United States
The Responsibilities of Management Toward Its Employees
Small Businessmen, Branch Managers, and Their Relative Susceptibility to Right-wing Extremism: An Empirical Test
Dans l'explication globale des décisions de l'homme d'affaires, on néglige la variable pourtant significative de ses attitudes politiques. Certainssocial scientistsont avancé que la société industrielle complexe de type capitaliste engendre chez les dirigeants de la petite entreprise toute une série de frustrations, d'aliénations, et d'insécurités, propres à les rendre perméables à l'extrémisme de droite. Cette théorie n'a pas été tellement valid…
A Test of the Uni-dimensionality of Various Political Scales through Factor Analysis: A Research Note
Contemporary political science is increasingly interested in the problem of empirical measurement and at various times researchers need scales to measure political attitudes and behaviour. In this process the Canadian political scientist is faced with two alternatives: (1) he can develop new scales, or (2) he can use existing measures from the literature which in most cases mean using scales empirically developed and used in the United States
The Effects of Ruralism, Bureaucratic Structure, and Economic Role on Right-Wing Extremism
In discussion of the social structure of modern capitalist societies the distinction between the “old” and “new” middle class is common. The old middle class is epitomized by the small businessman and the new middle class by the bureaucratic manager and employee. It has been postulated that the political sentiments and attitudes are different among these two subsets of the middle class. Specifically, it is hypothesized that the old middle class i…
Anti-Americanism and Its Correlates
Small Businessmen, Branch Managers, and Their Relative Susceptibility to Right-wing Extremism: An Empirical Test
Dans l'explication globale des décisions de l'homme d'affaires, on néglige la variable pourtant significative de ses attitudes politiques. Certainssocial scientistsont avancé que la société industrielle complexe de type capitaliste engendre chez les dirigeants de la petite entreprise toute une série de frustrations, d'aliénations, et d'insécurités, propres à les rendre perméables à l'extrémisme de droite. Cette théorie n'a pas été tellement valid…
The Responsibilities of Management Toward Its Employees
Small Businessmen, Branch Managers, and Their Relative Susceptibility to Right-wing Extremism: An Empirical Test
Dans l'explication globale des décisions de l'homme d'affaires, on néglige la variable pourtant significative de ses attitudes politiques. Certainssocial scientistsont avancé que la société industrielle complexe de type capitaliste engendre chez les dirigeants de la petite entreprise toute une série de frustrations, d'aliénations, et d'insécurités, propres à les rendre perméables à l'extrémisme de droite. Cette théorie n'a pas été tellement valid…
A Test of the Uni-dimensionality of Various Political Scales through Factor Analysis: A Research Note
Contemporary political science is increasingly interested in the problem of empirical measurement and at various times researchers need scales to measure political attitudes and behaviour. In this process the Canadian political scientist is faced with two alternatives: (1) he can develop new scales, or (2) he can use existing measures from the literature which in most cases mean using scales empirically developed and used in the United States
The Effects of Ruralism, Bureaucratic Structure, and Economic Role on Right-Wing Extremism
In discussion of the social structure of modern capitalist societies the distinction between the “old” and “new” middle class is common. The old middle class is epitomized by the small businessman and the new middle class by the bureaucratic manager and employee. It has been postulated that the political sentiments and attitudes are different among these two subsets of the middle class. Specifically, it is hypothesized that the old middle class i…
Anti-Americanism and Its Correlates
Towards the Development of a Canadian-American Scale: A Research Note
To many Canadians anti-Americanism is not only as old as Canada itself, but it also seems to have been and still is an integral part of the entire Canadian experience. To the historian Baker, anti-Americanism is a recurring theme in Canadian history and exists today as it did a century ago. However, anti-Americanism, to the best knowledge of the authors, has not been investigated through systematic behavioural empirical research. The development …
Political science (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Positive economics (3 works)