ACLS Humanities E-Book: The study of political commitment

The study of political commitment

DeLamater, John.

Year: 1973.

Publisher: American Sociological Association.

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Frontmatter

Tables

I. Introduction: The Study of Political Commitment

II. A Conceptualization of Political Commitment

III. Political Commitment in a Heterogeneous Nation

IV. Methods and Procedures

V. The Measures of Commitment

VI. Results: Commitment and Development

VII. Results: Commitment and Demographic Factors

VIII. Discussion and Conclusions

Appendix I. Commitment Items

Appendix II. Locus of Commitment Items

Appendix III. Indices of Individual Developmental Status

Appendix IV. Demographic and Background Measures

References

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Title:

The study of political commitment : by John DeLamater.

Author:

DeLamater, John

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The study of political commitment : by John DeLamater.
DeLamater, John
Washington, D.C.: American Sociological Association, 1973.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.02021

Subject Headings:

• Allegiance
• Allegiance -- Yugoslavia
• Commitment (Psychology)

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