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Bureaucracy und participation in four Wisconsin cities

Alford, Robert R. - In: Urban affairs quarterly : UAQ 5 (1969/1970) 1, pp. 5-30

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The bureaucratization of urban government

Alford, Robert R. - In: Social change and urban politics : readings, (pp. 263-278). 1973

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Paradigms of relations between state and society

Alford, Robert R. - In: Stress and contradiction in modern capitalism : public …, (pp. 145-160). 1975

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Problems of data and measurement in interrorganizational studies of hospitals and clinics : research note

Alford, Robert R. - In: Administrative science quarterly : ASQ ; dedicated to … 19 (1974) 4, pp. 485-490

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The social bases of political cleavage in 1962

Alford, Robert R. - In: Canadian Society : Sociological perspectives. Ed. by …, (pp. 410-438). 1968

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The role of social class in American voting behavior

Alford, Robert R. - In: American party politics : essays and readings, (pp. 377-389). 1966

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The role of social in American voting behavior

Alford, Robert R. - In: The Western political quarterly : official journal of … 16 (1963) 1, pp. 180-194

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Alford, Robert R. - In: Public opinion quarterly : journal of the American … 26 (1962) 3, pp. 417-425

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Strategies for studying urban leadership and policy outputs : a briefs critique

Alford, Robert R. - In: Journal of comparative administration 4 (1973/1974) 2, pp. 429-436

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INFORMATION DISTORTIONS IN SOCIAL SYSTEMS: THE UNDERGROUND ECONOMY AND OTHER OBSERVER-SUBJECT-POLICYMAKER FEEDBACKS

Feige, Edgar L.; Alford, Robert R. - EconWPA - 2005

A vast array of information about economic activity, political behavior and social trends are summarized in quantitative measures, sometimes in a single number such as GDP. Because of their apparent objectivity, simplicity and universality, these measures are used as a basis for both scientific...

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