The new Presidential elite men and women in national politics Jeane Kirkpatrick, with the assistance of Warren E. Miller ... [et al.].
Detalles de publicación: New York Russell Sage Foundation : [distributed by Basic Books] c1976.Descripción: xix, 605 p. 24 cmTipo de contenido:- 087154475X
- 301.5/92/0973
- JK1764 .K57
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Explores the idea that a "new breed" of men and women are actively involved in the majority American political party, and that their motives, goals, ideals, and patterns of organizational behavior are different from those of the people who have dominated U.S. politics in the past. This book is based on interviews with 1,300 delegates to the 1972 Democratic and Republican National Conventions, and mail questionnaires completed by some 55 percent of the delegates. The author identifies women as one part of the new "presidential elite," and analyzes their social, cultural, psychological, and political characteristics. This study was funded jointly by Russell Sage Foundation and The Twentieth Century Fund.
Includes bibliographical references and index.