Totton J Anderson
Biographic Data
| ID | 977844 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Totton J Anderson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Totton J |
| FAMILY NAME | Anderson |
| SIGNATURE | ANDERSON T J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southern California |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 32 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A New Road for America
The Silenced Majority
Politics in the Western States
Politics in the Western States
The 1970 Election in California
The 1970 Election in California
N ONE of the most lackluster gubernatorial campaigns within memory, incumbent Republican Ronald Reagan, ex-actor and self-styled citizen-politician, defeated Jesse Unruh, former speaker of the state Assembly, and erstwhile prominent member of the Democratic party.' Freed from political jeopardy in this era of personality politics by the gifted management of Spencer-Roberts and Associates, Inc., Reagan indulged the luxury of conducting a straight-…
The 1966 Election in California
IN AN ELECTION which brought about the consolidation of the normally conservative forces in both major parties, motion picture actor Ronald Reagan led the Republicans to victory over Edmund G. Pat Brown, seeking his third successive gubernatorial term of office.' Close to sweep proportions, the dimension of the Republicans' success was indeed impressive, encompassing the following: five of the six partisan, statewide offices (all but the attorney…
The 1966 Election in California
Pressure Groups and Intergovernmental Relations
The loose articulation between the various com ponents of the federal government, weaknesses in the linkage system between party and government, and lack of program matic orientation to public policy are characteristics of the political process utilized by pressure groups in exploiting inter governmental relationships. Every segment of the economy is represented by powerful private interest groups constructed on the pattern of national, state, co…
The 1964 Election in California
Saluting the University of Utah and Founders of the Western Political Science Association
The Republican Dilemma
The 1962 Election in California
The 1962 Election in California
ALIFORNIA was the focus of national attention during the 1962 congressional and gubernatorial elections. Sometime between the election and the publication of this article, the state became the most populous in the union, thus qualifying it in future years for the perquisites of primal representation in party conventions, the electoral college, and Congress. Dramatizing this newly acquired eminence was the return of Richard M. Nixon, native son an…
Extremism in California Politics
Extremism in California Politics
Totton J. Anderson, Extremism in California Politics: The Brown-Knowland and Brown-Nixon Campaigns Compared, The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 16, No. 2, A Symposium: The 1962 Elections in the West (Jun., 1963), pp. 371-372
The Political West in 1960
presidential election of 1960, by the decisive margin of ten states and 75 electoral votes to three states with 10 votes. In the ten preceding presidential elections the two major parties had each won the electoral votes of the western bloc on five separate occasions. The significant difference in party strength over the past four decades lies in the fact that the Republican victories in 1920, 1924, 1928, 1952, and 1956 were clean sweeps. The Dem…
Politics in Minnesota
The Political West in 1960
The Businessman's Guide to Practical Politics
The 1958 Election in California
POLITICAL TIDE running in favor of the Democratic party, which was virtually imperceptible in the early years of the present decade, reached at least an interim high point in the 1958 election. For the first time since 1889 the Democrats effectively bid and made the grand slam of state politics, winning six out of seven state-wide elective offices including the governorship, control over the state Senate and Assembly, majority of the congressiona…
The Expectations of a Political Science Major
The Expectations of a Political Science Major
The 1956 Election in California
The 1956 Election in California
The 1964 Election in California
Pressure Groups and Intergovernmental Relations
The loose articulation between the various com ponents of the federal government, weaknesses in the linkage system between party and government, and lack of program matic orientation to public policy are characteristics of the political process utilized by pressure groups in exploiting inter governmental relationships. Every segment of the economy is represented by powerful private interest groups constructed on the pattern of national, state, co…
American Government and Politics
Foundations for World Order
Government and Politics in the United States
Masters of Politics
Great Issues
The American National Government
Understanding Public Opinion
The 1956 Election in California
The 1956 Election in California
The Expectations of a Political Science Major
The Expectations of a Political Science Major
The 1958 Election in California
POLITICAL TIDE running in favor of the Democratic party, which was virtually imperceptible in the early years of the present decade, reached at least an interim high point in the 1958 election. For the first time since 1889 the Democrats effectively bid and made the grand slam of state politics, winning six out of seven state-wide elective offices including the governorship, control over the state Senate and Assembly, majority of the congressiona…
The Businessman's Guide to Practical Politics
The Political West in 1960
presidential election of 1960, by the decisive margin of ten states and 75 electoral votes to three states with 10 votes. In the ten preceding presidential elections the two major parties had each won the electoral votes of the western bloc on five separate occasions. The significant difference in party strength over the past four decades lies in the fact that the Republican victories in 1920, 1924, 1928, 1952, and 1956 were clean sweeps. The Dem…
Politics in Minnesota
The Political West in 1960
The 1962 Election in California
The 1962 Election in California
ALIFORNIA was the focus of national attention during the 1962 congressional and gubernatorial elections. Sometime between the election and the publication of this article, the state became the most populous in the union, thus qualifying it in future years for the perquisites of primal representation in party conventions, the electoral college, and Congress. Dramatizing this newly acquired eminence was the return of Richard M. Nixon, native son an…
Extremism in California Politics
Extremism in California Politics
Totton J. Anderson, Extremism in California Politics: The Brown-Knowland and Brown-Nixon Campaigns Compared, The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 16, No. 2, A Symposium: The 1962 Elections in the West (Jun., 1963), pp. 371-372
Saluting the University of Utah and Founders of the Western Political Science Association
The Republican Dilemma
Pressure Groups and Intergovernmental Relations
The loose articulation between the various com ponents of the federal government, weaknesses in the linkage system between party and government, and lack of program matic orientation to public policy are characteristics of the political process utilized by pressure groups in exploiting inter governmental relationships. Every segment of the economy is represented by powerful private interest groups constructed on the pattern of national, state, co…
The 1964 Election in California
The 1966 Election in California
IN AN ELECTION which brought about the consolidation of the normally conservative forces in both major parties, motion picture actor Ronald Reagan led the Republicans to victory over Edmund G. Pat Brown, seeking his third successive gubernatorial term of office.' Close to sweep proportions, the dimension of the Republicans' success was indeed impressive, encompassing the following: five of the six partisan, statewide offices (all but the attorney…
Political science (31 works) · Law (18 works) · Politics (18 works) · Race, History, and American Society (8 works) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (7 works) · American Political and Social Dynamics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Public Administration (5 works)