Laura L Vertz
Biographic Data
| ID | 985050 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laura L Vertz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laura L |
| FAMILY NAME | Vertz |
| SIGNATURE | VERTZ L L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Texas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 72 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Electoral Relevance of Local Party Organizations
We examine the role that one group of party units-county party organizations-play in electoral politics, based on electoral and county party organizational data collected during 1980-84. Local party chairs report their organizations are involved in a number of electorally relevant activities, including candidate recruitment, joint planning with candidate organizations, and various independent campaign activities. The data demonstrate that county …
Party Dynamics in the 1980s: Change in County Party Organizational Strength, 1980-1984
Federalism and Community: Conflicts, Concessions, and Compromises
A model of decision making and the public service professional
Nationalization of the Electorate in the United States
A current debate within the field of U.S. politics revolves around the extent to which the electorate is nationalized, that is, responds to national-level political forces. We provide additional evidence to help resolve this debate. Using the variance-components model of political effects developed by Stokes, we analyze presidential, senatorial, gubernatorial, and congressional races for the period 1962–1984. The results indicate that presidentia…
Pay inequalities between women and men in state and local government: An examination of the political context of the comparable worth controversy
Women, Occupational Advancement, and Mentoring: An Analysis of One Public Organization
Research on mentoring has been primarily concerned with impacts on career development. Most studies have concluded that mentoring is advantageous to a person's career. ' Indeed, one prominent study argues that Everyone Who Makes It Has a Mentor.2 Other authors approach the topic more guardedly, however, indicating that empirical evidence leaves room for doubt and that mentoring needs to be more fully developed before its effects can be understood…
An Old People in a New State: The Problem of National Integration in West Germany
A central issue in political development has been the role of national integration. Here, the developmental process is specified theoretically as depending, in part, upon individuals and groups transferring subjective identification and loyalty from subcultural objects to political institutions at the level of the nation-state.' National integration, thus, is seen as necessary to ensure the legitimacy and effectiveness of regimes grappling with t…
The Electoral Relevance of Local Party Organizations
We examine the role that one group of party units-county party organizations-play in electoral politics, based on electoral and county party organizational data collected during 1980-84. Local party chairs report their organizations are involved in a number of electorally relevant activities, including candidate recruitment, joint planning with candidate organizations, and various independent campaign activities. The data demonstrate that county …
Nationalization of the Electorate in the United States
A current debate within the field of U.S. politics revolves around the extent to which the electorate is nationalized, that is, responds to national-level political forces. We provide additional evidence to help resolve this debate. Using the variance-components model of political effects developed by Stokes, we analyze presidential, senatorial, gubernatorial, and congressional races for the period 1962–1984. The results indicate that presidentia…
Party Dynamics in the 1980s: Change in County Party Organizational Strength, 1980-1984
A model of decision making and the public service professional
Pay inequalities between women and men in state and local government: An examination of the political context of the comparable worth controversy
An Old People in a New State: The Problem of National Integration in West Germany
A central issue in political development has been the role of national integration. Here, the developmental process is specified theoretically as depending, in part, upon individuals and groups transferring subjective identification and loyalty from subcultural objects to political institutions at the level of the nation-state.' National integration, thus, is seen as necessary to ensure the legitimacy and effectiveness of regimes grappling with t…
An Old People in a New State: The Problem of National Integration in West Germany
A central issue in political development has been the role of national integration. Here, the developmental process is specified theoretically as depending, in part, upon individuals and groups transferring subjective identification and loyalty from subcultural objects to political institutions at the level of the nation-state.' National integration, thus, is seen as necessary to ensure the legitimacy and effectiveness of regimes grappling with t…
Women, Occupational Advancement, and Mentoring: An Analysis of One Public Organization
Research on mentoring has been primarily concerned with impacts on career development. Most studies have concluded that mentoring is advantageous to a person's career. ' Indeed, one prominent study argues that Everyone Who Makes It Has a Mentor.2 Other authors approach the topic more guardedly, however, indicating that empirical evidence leaves room for doubt and that mentoring needs to be more fully developed before its effects can be understood…
Nationalization of the Electorate in the United States
A current debate within the field of U.S. politics revolves around the extent to which the electorate is nationalized, that is, responds to national-level political forces. We provide additional evidence to help resolve this debate. Using the variance-components model of political effects developed by Stokes, we analyze presidential, senatorial, gubernatorial, and congressional races for the period 1962–1984. The results indicate that presidentia…
Pay inequalities between women and men in state and local government: An examination of the political context of the comparable worth controversy
Federalism and Community: Conflicts, Concessions, and Compromises
A model of decision making and the public service professional
Party Dynamics in the 1980s: Change in County Party Organizational Strength, 1980-1984
The Electoral Relevance of Local Party Organizations
We examine the role that one group of party units-county party organizations-play in electoral politics, based on electoral and county party organizational data collected during 1980-84. Local party chairs report their organizations are involved in a number of electorally relevant activities, including candidate recruitment, joint planning with candidate organizations, and various independent campaign activities. The data demonstrate that county …
Political science (8 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works)