Vincent E Mchale
Biographic Data
| ID | 962803 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vincent E Mchale |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vincent E |
| FAMILY NAME | Mchale |
| SIGNATURE | MCHALE V E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Case Western Reserve University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The party systems of the Baltic states: A comparative European perspective
For the past two decades, the field of comparative political inquiry has been dominated by a few interrelated scholarly concerns. First and foremost has been a fundamental interest in the processes of societal change and their relationship to the contours of political development.1 This concern has not only generated adequate theory for the purpose of explanation, but has also involved the specification of reference points by which societies and …
Political Parties in Western Democracies. Klaus von Beyme Party Politics in Contemporary Western Europe. Stefano Bartolini , Peter Mair
Socioeconomic Aspects of the Delinquency Rate in Imperial Germany, 1882-1914
Eric A. Johnson, Vincent E. McHale; Socioeconomic Aspects of the Delinquency Rate in Imperial Germany, 1882–1914, Journal of Social History, Volume 13, Iss
Community Characteristics and Voting Patterns in Urban Greece
The objective of this study is to examine the dynamics of mass politics in contemporary Greece by investigating the effects of certain community characteristics (i.e., traditionalism, social rank, community satisfaction) on intra‐urban voting patterns in the Athens metropolitan area. The focus is on the 1964 legislative election. In contrast to the inconclusive results of previous national level studies, as well as existing literature which has s…
Cops and Bobbies: Police Authority in New York and London, 1830-1870
Economic Development, Political Extremism and Crime in Italy
MPIRICAL investigations into the social and political consequences of economic development over time, across, and within national political systems-have come to represent an important segment of the literature on comparative sociological inquiry.l Traditionally, scholars had focused their attention on those conditions of economic development which were deemed to be requisite for the maintenance of social order and political stability. In particul…
Urbanization, Industrialization, and Crime in Imperial Germany: Part II
Urbanization, Industrialization, and Crime in Imperial Germany: Part I
Reflections on the Political Economy of Regional Development in Western Europe
From Aggressive to Defensive Gaullism: The Electoral Dynamics of a 'Catch-All' Party
Developmental Change and Electoral Cleavage in France: Government and Opposition in the Fifth Republic
Le développement socio-économique et le clivage électoral dans la Cinquième République françaiseAprès avoir rappelé l'impact des récents changements socio-économiques sur l'alignement politique des masses dans les démocraties industrielles de l'Europe occidentale, les auteurs construisent deux indices à partir d'un grand nombre de données écologiques pour 87 départements français: un indice de développement (variable indépendante) et un indice de…
Economic Development and the Transformation of the Italian Party System: A Reconsideration
The relationship between socioeconomic development and the dynamics of contemporary politics has been the subject of considerable speculation and inquiry in the post-World War II period.1 In the Western context, most studies have focused upon the impact of developmental change on the nature of mass politics in the industrial democracies of Europe.2 The general assumption has been that the postwar spread of a predominantly industrial society has e…
Electoral Traditions and Opposition Building in France
Studies of contemporary French politics have repeatedly stressed the persistence and vitality of historical referents as important criteria in electoral choice. According to most commentators, a narrow gap has always existed between the political present and the political past in France. under the current Fifth Republic, the historical roots of political cleavages remain important components in analyzing the French vote; for, as Dorothy Pickles h…
Religion and Electoral Politics in France: Some Recent Observations
L'importance de la religion dans la vie politique de la France tient à ce qu'elle a alimenté les divisions du système politique français: la persistance de la controverse politicoreligieuse a accentué l'opposition entre la droite et la gauche et miné les efforts de regroupement du régime des partis. Toutefois, le changement des relations sociopolitiques, issu de la conjoncture contemporaine, a amené la nouvelle génération politique à croire possi…
From Aggressive to Defensive Gaullism: The Electoral Dynamics of a 'Catch-All' Party
Economic Development and the Transformation of the Italian Party System: A Reconsideration
The relationship between socioeconomic development and the dynamics of contemporary politics has been the subject of considerable speculation and inquiry in the post-World War II period.1 In the Western context, most studies have focused upon the impact of developmental change on the nature of mass politics in the industrial democracies of Europe.2 The general assumption has been that the postwar spread of a predominantly industrial society has e…
Religion and Electoral Politics in France: Some Recent Observations
L'importance de la religion dans la vie politique de la France tient à ce qu'elle a alimenté les divisions du système politique français: la persistance de la controverse politicoreligieuse a accentué l'opposition entre la droite et la gauche et miné les efforts de regroupement du régime des partis. Toutefois, le changement des relations sociopolitiques, issu de la conjoncture contemporaine, a amené la nouvelle génération politique à croire possi…
Socioeconomic Aspects of the Delinquency Rate in Imperial Germany, 1882-1914
Eric A. Johnson, Vincent E. McHale; Socioeconomic Aspects of the Delinquency Rate in Imperial Germany, 1882–1914, Journal of Social History, Volume 13, Iss
Economic Development, Political Extremism and Crime in Italy
MPIRICAL investigations into the social and political consequences of economic development over time, across, and within national political systems-have come to represent an important segment of the literature on comparative sociological inquiry.l Traditionally, scholars had focused their attention on those conditions of economic development which were deemed to be requisite for the maintenance of social order and political stability. In particul…
Urbanization, Industrialization, and Crime in Imperial Germany: Part I
The party systems of the Baltic states: A comparative European perspective
For the past two decades, the field of comparative political inquiry has been dominated by a few interrelated scholarly concerns. First and foremost has been a fundamental interest in the processes of societal change and their relationship to the contours of political development.1 This concern has not only generated adequate theory for the purpose of explanation, but has also involved the specification of reference points by which societies and …
Community Characteristics and Voting Patterns in Urban Greece
The objective of this study is to examine the dynamics of mass politics in contemporary Greece by investigating the effects of certain community characteristics (i.e., traditionalism, social rank, community satisfaction) on intra‐urban voting patterns in the Athens metropolitan area. The focus is on the 1964 legislative election. In contrast to the inconclusive results of previous national level studies, as well as existing literature which has s…
Urbanization, Industrialization, and Crime in Imperial Germany: Part II
Reflections on the Political Economy of Regional Development in Western Europe
Electoral Traditions and Opposition Building in France
Studies of contemporary French politics have repeatedly stressed the persistence and vitality of historical referents as important criteria in electoral choice. According to most commentators, a narrow gap has always existed between the political present and the political past in France. under the current Fifth Republic, the historical roots of political cleavages remain important components in analyzing the French vote; for, as Dorothy Pickles h…
Religion and Electoral Politics in France: Some Recent Observations
L'importance de la religion dans la vie politique de la France tient à ce qu'elle a alimenté les divisions du système politique français: la persistance de la controverse politicoreligieuse a accentué l'opposition entre la droite et la gauche et miné les efforts de regroupement du régime des partis. Toutefois, le changement des relations sociopolitiques, issu de la conjoncture contemporaine, a amené la nouvelle génération politique à croire possi…
Electoral Traditions and Opposition Building in France
Studies of contemporary French politics have repeatedly stressed the persistence and vitality of historical referents as important criteria in electoral choice. According to most commentators, a narrow gap has always existed between the political present and the political past in France. under the current Fifth Republic, the historical roots of political cleavages remain important components in analyzing the French vote; for, as Dorothy Pickles h…
Economic Development and the Transformation of the Italian Party System: A Reconsideration
The relationship between socioeconomic development and the dynamics of contemporary politics has been the subject of considerable speculation and inquiry in the post-World War II period.1 In the Western context, most studies have focused upon the impact of developmental change on the nature of mass politics in the industrial democracies of Europe.2 The general assumption has been that the postwar spread of a predominantly industrial society has e…
Developmental Change and Electoral Cleavage in France: Government and Opposition in the Fifth Republic
Le développement socio-économique et le clivage électoral dans la Cinquième République françaiseAprès avoir rappelé l'impact des récents changements socio-économiques sur l'alignement politique des masses dans les démocraties industrielles de l'Europe occidentale, les auteurs construisent deux indices à partir d'un grand nombre de données écologiques pour 87 départements français: un indice de développement (variable indépendante) et un indice de…
Urbanization, Industrialization, and Crime in Imperial Germany: Part I
Reflections on the Political Economy of Regional Development in Western Europe
From Aggressive to Defensive Gaullism: The Electoral Dynamics of a 'Catch-All' Party
Urbanization, Industrialization, and Crime in Imperial Germany: Part II
Economic Development, Political Extremism and Crime in Italy
MPIRICAL investigations into the social and political consequences of economic development over time, across, and within national political systems-have come to represent an important segment of the literature on comparative sociological inquiry.l Traditionally, scholars had focused their attention on those conditions of economic development which were deemed to be requisite for the maintenance of social order and political stability. In particul…
Community Characteristics and Voting Patterns in Urban Greece
The objective of this study is to examine the dynamics of mass politics in contemporary Greece by investigating the effects of certain community characteristics (i.e., traditionalism, social rank, community satisfaction) on intra‐urban voting patterns in the Athens metropolitan area. The focus is on the 1964 legislative election. In contrast to the inconclusive results of previous national level studies, as well as existing literature which has s…
Cops and Bobbies: Police Authority in New York and London, 1830-1870
Socioeconomic Aspects of the Delinquency Rate in Imperial Germany, 1882-1914
Eric A. Johnson, Vincent E. McHale; Socioeconomic Aspects of the Delinquency Rate in Imperial Germany, 1882–1914, Journal of Social History, Volume 13, Iss
The party systems of the Baltic states: A comparative European perspective
For the past two decades, the field of comparative political inquiry has been dominated by a few interrelated scholarly concerns. First and foremost has been a fundamental interest in the processes of societal change and their relationship to the contours of political development.1 This concern has not only generated adequate theory for the purpose of explanation, but has also involved the specification of reference points by which societies and …
Political Parties in Western Democracies. Klaus von Beyme Party Politics in Contemporary Western Europe. Stefano Bartolini , Peter Mair
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