Angus Campbell
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 104238 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Angus Campbell |
| PRENOMES | Angus |
| SOBRENOME | Campbell |
| ASSINATURA | CAMPBELL A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Michigan |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3416-8042 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 40 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 927 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1946 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 10 |
Perceptions of livestock value chain actors (VCAs) on the risk of acquiring zoonotic diseases from their livestock in the central dry zone of Myanmar
The findings from this study indicate that while gender and the availability of information on zoonotic risks play an important role on the perceived threat of zoonoses, the practice of prevention methods influenced the confidence of value chain actors (VCAs) on zoonoses prevention
Racial Attitudes in Fifteen American Cities, 1968
This study explores attitudes and perceptions related to urban problems and race relations in 15 northern cities of the United States (Baltimore, Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Gary, Milwaukee, Newark, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, San Francisco, and Washington, DC). More specifically, it seeks to define the social and psychological characteristics and aspirations of the Black and White urban populations. Sample…
Racial Attitudes in Fifteen American Cities, 1968
Are We Satisfied with Quality-of-Life Studies
The sense of well-being in America
Reports the major findings of a series of national surveys conducted by the Institute for Social Research between 1957and 1978.
White Attitudes toward Black People
Subjective measures of well-being
The Quality of American Life
The Problem of the Color-Line
The human meaning of social change.
White attitudes toward black people.
The National Election of 1964
Journal Article The National Election of 1964. By Paul Tillett, Stanley Kelley, Jr., Nelson W. Polsby, Charles A. H. Thomson, Herbert E. Alexander, Milton C. Cummings, Jr., and Angus Campbell. Ed. by Milton C. Cummings, Jr. (Washington: Brookings Institution, 1966. xi + 295 pp. Tables, notes, and index. $5.00.) Get access Martin Gruberg Martin Gruberg Wisconsin State University-Oshkosh Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Goo…
Elections and the political order
A la recherche d'un modèle en psychologie électorale comparative
Campbell AngusCampbell Angus. A la recherche d'un modèle en psychologie électorale comparative. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1966, numéro spécial. Le comportement politique. Etudes comparatives réunies et présentées par Mattei Dogan. pp. 579-597
Public Opinion
Voters and Elections
Essays on the Scientific Study of Politics
The Passive Citizen
The widespread existence of political passivity and apathy among the citizens of the democratic nations is deeply disturbing to many people. The concept of an enlightened citizenry exercising its franchise in pursuit of its rights and interests is so basic to the theory of the democratic state that the flagrant failure of a sizeable portion of the electorate in Western societies even to take the trouble to vote appears to challenge the essential …
The American Voter
Party Identification in Norway and the United States
A voter's identification with a political party is intimately related to the alignment of his opinions and his voting behavior. Since the character of party systems differs greatly between two countries such as the United States and Norway, a comparison of the party identification of citizens of the two countries is especially significant
Stability and Change in 1960
John F. Kennedy's narrow popular vote margin in 1960 has already insured this presidential election a classic position in the roll call of close American elections. Whatever more substantial judgments historical perspective may bring, we can be sure that the 1960 election will do heavy duty in demonstrations to a reluctant public that after all is said and done, every vote does count. And the margin translated into "votes per precinct" will becom…
The Archival Resources of the Survey Research Center
Journal Article THE ARCHIVAL RESOURCES OF THE SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER Get access ANGUS CAMPBELL ANGUS CAMPBELL *The author is Director of the Survey Research Center of the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 24, Issue 4, WINTER 1960, Pages 686–688, https://doi.org/10.1086/266985 Published: 01 January 1960
Surge and Decline
The tides of party voting are as fascinating as the fluctuations of economic activity. Regularities in the ebb and flow of voting with the alternation of Congressional and Presidential elections challenge the analyst to find an explanation. This article seeks it in propositions rooted in survey data
How the Polls Fared in 1960
In a note to the editor of ABS, the director of the University of Michigan's Survey Research Center remarks on some of the successes and the few failures of the 1960 polls, in comparison with previous years' experience; he suggests that some of the pollsters still have some fences to mend
Introducing the Committee on Scientific and Professional Responsibility
A special American Psychological Association (APA) committee is frequently the way American psychologists wonder out loud about some new problem and what we can do about it. The present committee has been talking and probing around for more than two years, and we now want the larger APA audience to know what we are doing. This report discusses the establishment of the Committee on Scientific and Professional Responsibility. (PsycINFO Database Rec…
Elections and the political order
Surge and Decline
The tides of party voting are as fascinating as the fluctuations of economic activity. Regularities in the ebb and flow of voting with the alternation of Congressional and Presidential elections challenge the analyst to find an explanation. This article seeks it in propositions rooted in survey data
Subjective measures of well-being
The Motivational Basis of Straight and Split Ticket Voting
The extraordinary discrepancy in the popular vote for President Eisenhower and the vote for Republican Congressmen in the 1956 election dramatized a privilege which the American electorate exercises almost uniquely in the democratic world, the right of voters to split their ballots between the candidates of opposing political parties.The fact of ballot splitting in American elections is of course a commonplace but it has not been widely studied a…
Political Party Identification and Attitudes Toward Foreign Policy
Journal Article Political Party Identification and Attitudes Toward Foreign Policy Get access GEORGE BELKNAP, GEORGE BELKNAP George Belknap is Study Director and Angus Campbell is Director of the Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar ANGUS CAMPBELL ANGUS CAMPBELL George Belknap is Study Director and Angus Campbell is Director of the Survey Research Center at t…
Components of Electoral Decision
What combination of forces elects a President? Each electoral decision releases a flood of interpretive comment about the conditions, circumstances, and causes which have influenced the result. A very great assortment of factors is examined and varying estimates are made of the responsibility of each for the outcome. Certainly, interpretations of the most recent presidential contest have shown the variety of ideas Americans bring to the analysis …
Party Identification in Norway and the United States
A voter's identification with a political party is intimately related to the alignment of his opinions and his voting behavior. Since the character of party systems differs greatly between two countries such as the United States and Norway, a comparison of the party identification of citizens of the two countries is especially significant
The Passive Citizen
The widespread existence of political passivity and apathy among the citizens of the democratic nations is deeply disturbing to many people. The concept of an enlightened citizenry exercising its franchise in pursuit of its rights and interests is so basic to the theory of the democratic state that the flagrant failure of a sizeable portion of the electorate in Western societies even to take the trouble to vote appears to challenge the essential …
Stability and Change in 1960
John F. Kennedy's narrow popular vote margin in 1960 has already insured this presidential election a classic position in the roll call of close American elections. Whatever more substantial judgments historical perspective may bring, we can be sure that the 1960 election will do heavy duty in demonstrations to a reluctant public that after all is said and done, every vote does count. And the margin translated into "votes per precinct" will becom…
Voters and Elections
Group Differences in Attitudes and Votes
How People Vote
Political Issues and the Vote
In March, 1952 the Carnegie Corporation made available to the Social Science Research Council a research grant to support a major study of factors influencing the popular vote in the 1952 presidential election. Under the sponsorship of the Council's Committee on Political Behavior this project is currently being carried out by the Survey Research Center of the University of Michigan.The study was developed around six major objectives:1. To identi…
A la recherche d'un modèle en psychologie électorale comparative
Campbell AngusCampbell Angus. A la recherche d'un modèle en psychologie électorale comparative. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1966, numéro spécial. Le comportement politique. Etudes comparatives réunies et présentées par Mattei Dogan. pp. 579-597
The Voter Decides
The Quality of American Life
Public Opinion
Administrating research organizations
The Uses of Interview Surveys in Federal Administration
A Summing‐up
The Uses of Interview Surveys in Federal Administration
Polling, Open Interviewing, and The Problem of Interpretation
A National Survey of Wartime Savings
The American Concept of Russia
Political Party Identification and Attitudes Toward Foreign Policy
Journal Article Political Party Identification and Attitudes Toward Foreign Policy Get access GEORGE BELKNAP, GEORGE BELKNAP George Belknap is Study Director and Angus Campbell is Director of the Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar ANGUS CAMPBELL ANGUS CAMPBELL George Belknap is Study Director and Angus Campbell is Director of the Survey Research Center at t…
The People Elect a President
Administrating research organizations
Political Issues and the Vote
In March, 1952 the Carnegie Corporation made available to the Social Science Research Council a research grant to support a major study of factors influencing the popular vote in the 1952 presidential election. Under the sponsorship of the Council's Committee on Political Behavior this project is currently being carried out by the Survey Research Center of the University of Michigan.The study was developed around six major objectives:1. To identi…
The Voter Decides
Group Differences in Attitudes and Votes
How People Vote
Group Differences in Attitudes and Votes
The Motivational Basis of Straight and Split Ticket Voting
The extraordinary discrepancy in the popular vote for President Eisenhower and the vote for Republican Congressmen in the 1956 election dramatized a privilege which the American electorate exercises almost uniquely in the democratic world, the right of voters to split their ballots between the candidates of opposing political parties.The fact of ballot splitting in American elections is of course a commonplace but it has not been widely studied a…
Introducing the Committee on Scientific and Professional Responsibility
A special American Psychological Association (APA) committee is frequently the way American psychologists wonder out loud about some new problem and what we can do about it. The present committee has been talking and probing around for more than two years, and we now want the larger APA audience to know what we are doing. This report discusses the establishment of the Committee on Scientific and Professional Responsibility. (PsycINFO Database Rec…
Components of Electoral Decision
What combination of forces elects a President? Each electoral decision releases a flood of interpretive comment about the conditions, circumstances, and causes which have influenced the result. A very great assortment of factors is examined and varying estimates are made of the responsibility of each for the outcome. Certainly, interpretations of the most recent presidential contest have shown the variety of ideas Americans bring to the analysis …
The Archival Resources of the Survey Research Center
Journal Article THE ARCHIVAL RESOURCES OF THE SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER Get access ANGUS CAMPBELL ANGUS CAMPBELL *The author is Director of the Survey Research Center of the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 24, Issue 4, WINTER 1960, Pages 686–688, https://doi.org/10.1086/266985 Published: 01 January 1960
Surge and Decline
The tides of party voting are as fascinating as the fluctuations of economic activity. Regularities in the ebb and flow of voting with the alternation of Congressional and Presidential elections challenge the analyst to find an explanation. This article seeks it in propositions rooted in survey data
How the Polls Fared in 1960
In a note to the editor of ABS, the director of the University of Michigan's Survey Research Center remarks on some of the successes and the few failures of the 1960 polls, in comparison with previous years' experience; he suggests that some of the pollsters still have some fences to mend
The American Voter
Party Identification in Norway and the United States
A voter's identification with a political party is intimately related to the alignment of his opinions and his voting behavior. Since the character of party systems differs greatly between two countries such as the United States and Norway, a comparison of the party identification of citizens of the two countries is especially significant
Stability and Change in 1960
John F. Kennedy's narrow popular vote margin in 1960 has already insured this presidential election a classic position in the roll call of close American elections. Whatever more substantial judgments historical perspective may bring, we can be sure that the 1960 election will do heavy duty in demonstrations to a reluctant public that after all is said and done, every vote does count. And the margin translated into "votes per precinct" will becom…
Essays on the Scientific Study of Politics
The Passive Citizen
The widespread existence of political passivity and apathy among the citizens of the democratic nations is deeply disturbing to many people. The concept of an enlightened citizenry exercising its franchise in pursuit of its rights and interests is so basic to the theory of the democratic state that the flagrant failure of a sizeable portion of the electorate in Western societies even to take the trouble to vote appears to challenge the essential …
Voters and Elections
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