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Univ. - Prof. Dr. Christian W Haerpfer
Publikationen:
2017
& Ronald Inglehart & Chris Welzl & Patrick Bernhagen
(Eds.), Democratization. 2.Auflage (Oxford University Press:
Oxford & New York). [110]
2016a
& Claire Wallace & Martin McKee (Eds.), Living
Conditions, Lifestyles and Health in Russia and the CIS
(Routledge Publishers: London & New York) In press [109]
2016b
& Kseniya Kizilova. Social Capital as a Factor of
Social, Politic and Economic Development of the Countries of
Post-Soviet Eurasia. Journal “Sociology”, Belarussian State
University (in press); [108]
2015a
& Ronald Inglehart & Chris Welzl & Patrick Bernhagen
(Eds.), Democratization (Oxford University Press: Oxford & New
York). Edition in Russian language [107]
2015 b
& Kseniya Kizilova. Chapter 7. Support for Democracy
in Post-communist Europe and Post-Soviet Eurasia// The Civic
Culture Transformed / Editorial Board: Russell J. Dalton, Christian
Welzel - Cambridge University Press, 2014, pp. 158-189; [106]
2015 c
& Roger Sapsford, Pamela Abbott & Claire Wallace.
Trust in Post-Soviet Countries, Ten Years On. European Politics
and Society’. Vol 16, No.4, pp.523 – 539.
ISSN 2374-5126. May 2015. DOI:
10.1080/23745118.2015.1039286; [105]
2015 d
& Pamela Abbott, Claire Wallace, Ka Lin. The Quality
of Society and Life Satisfaction in China. Social Indicators
Research, May 2015. DOI 10.1007/s11205-015-0989-3; [104]
2014 a
& Kseniya Kizilova. Political Involvement of Citizens in
Belarus and Ukraine: A Comparison with Russia, Moldova and
Caucasus. International Relations and Diplomacy, ISSN 23282134. June 2014, Vol. 2, No. 6, 361-369; [103]
2014 b
& Kseniya Kizilova. Support for political system and
democracy in New Independent States // Bulletin of V.N.Karazin
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Kharkiv National University № 2001, series "Sociological studies of
contemporary society: methodology, theory, methods", issue 32.
– 2014. – Pp. 118-125; [102]
2013 a
& Rebecca McKee, Adrianna Murphy, Erica
Richardson, Bayard Roberts and Martin McKee. Do citizens of
the former Soviet Union trust state institutions, and why? In: East
European Politics, Vol. 29, No.4, pp.377-396
DOI: 10.1080/21599165.2013.821981; [101]
Routledge Publishers – Taylor & Francis
2013 b
& McKee R, Richardson E, Roberts B & McKee M.
‘Things Can Only Get Better? Changing Views of the Past, Present
and Future in the Former Soviet Union’. Europe-Asia Studies, Vol
65, No.7, September 2013: pp.1466-1478. Routledge Publishers:
Taylor & Francis [100]
2013 c
& Claire Wallace & Pamela Abbott. Health Problems
and the Transition from Communism in the Former Soviet Union:
Towards an Explanation. Perspectives on European Politics and
Society, Vol. 14, No.4: pp. 460 – 479.
DOI: 10.1080/15705854.2013.772751; [99]
2012 a
& Balabanova D, Roberts B, Richardson E & McKee M.
‘Health Care Reform in the Former Soviet Union: Beyond the
Transition’. HSR: Health Service Research, vol 47, no. 2, pp.840 –
865 [98]
2012 b
& Roberts B, Stickley A, Gasparishvili A, & McKee M.
‘Changes in Household Access to Water in Countries of the
Former Soviet Union’. Journal of Public Health, Vol.34, No.3,
pp.352-359; Oxford University Press [97]
2012 c
& Roberts B, Stickley A, Balabanova D &McKee M.
‘The Persistence of Irregular Treatment of Hypertension in the
former Soviet Union’. Journal of Epidemiology and Community
Health, vol 66, no.11, pp.1079-1082. [96]
2012 d
& Roberts B, Stickley A, Gilmore A, Danishevski K,
Kizilova K, Rotman D, McKee M. Knowledge of the health impacts
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of smoking and public attitudes towards tobacco control in the
former Soviet Union. In Press. Tobacco Control journal. BMJ;
London, UK. [95] http://tobaccocontrol.bmj.com/;
2012 e
& Roberts, B., Stickley, A., Murphy, A., Kizilova, K.,
Bryden, A., Rotman, D., & McKee, M. 'Patterns of Public Support
for Price Increases on Alcohol in the Former Soviet Union'. Alcohol
and Alcoholism, vol 47, no. 4, pp. 473-478; Oxford University
Press, Oxford, UK; [94] http://alcalc.oxfordjournals.org/;
2012 f
& Roberts, B., Gilmore, A., Stickley, A., Kizilova, K.,
Prohoda, V., Rotman, D., & McKee, M. 'Prevalence and
Psychosocial Determinants of Nicotine Dependence in Nine
Countries of the Former Soviet Union'. Nicotine & Tobacco
Research. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK; [93]
http://ntr.oxfordjournals.org/;
2012 g
& Watson K, Roberts B, Chow C & McKee M. ‘Microand Meso-Level Influences on Obesity in the Former Soviet Union:
a multi-level analysis’. European Journal of Public Health, vol.23,
no.2: pp 291 – 298. Oxford University Press [92]
2011 a
Article on ‘Democratization’ in: International
Encyclopaedia of Political Science (Los Angeles-London: Sage
Publications) [91]
2011 b
& Claire Wallace & Florian Pichler, Changing Patterns
of Civil Society in Europe and America 1995 – 2005, In: East
European Politics and Societies, Vol 26, No.1: pp. 3-19 [90]
2011 c
& Beatrice d’Hombres et al., The Influence of Social
Capital on Health in Eight Former Soviet Countries: Why does it
differ? In: Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health,
Vol.65, No.1: 44-50. [89]
2009 a
& Ronald Inglehart & Chris Welzl & Patrick Bernhagen
(Eds.), Democratization (Oxford University Press: Oxford & New
York). [88]
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2009 b
& R. Inglehart et al., Introduction, In: Christian W
Haerpfer, Ronald Inglehart et al. (eds.), Democratization (Oxford
University Press: Oxford), 1 - 7 [87]
2009 c
& R. Inglehart et al., Conclusions and Outlook: The
Future of Democratization, In: Christian W Haerpfer, Ronald
Inglehart et al. (eds.), Democratization (Oxford University Press:
Oxford), 377 - 385 [86]
2009 d
Post-Communist Europe and Post-Soviet Russia, In:
Christian W Haerpfer, Ronald Inglehart et al. (eds.),
Democratization (Oxford University Press: Oxford), 309 – 320 [85]
2009 e
& Claire Wallace & Pamela Abbott, Women in
Rwandan Politics and Society, In: International Journal of
Sociology, Vol.38, No.4: 111- 125. [84]
2008 a
Support for Democracy and Autocracy in Russia and
the Commonwealth of Independent States, 1992-2002, In:
International Political Science Review (IPSR), Vol. 29, No. 4:
411 – 432. [83].
2008 b
& David Rotman et al., The Problem of a Sociological
Analysis of the role of religion in social and cultural life. In:
Methodology, Theory and Practice of Modern Society. Conference
Proceedings (Kharkov National University), 304 – 315 [82]
2008 c
Articles on ‘Russian Federation’, ‘First-past-the post
Electoral Systems’, ‘Iron Curtain’, ‘One-Party States’ in:
International Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (Macmillan
2008). [78/79/80/81]
2008 d
& Martin McKee et al., Hazardous Alcohol Drinking in
the Former Soviet Union, In: Alcohol and Alcoholism, Vol.43, No.
3: 351 – 359 [77].
2006 a
Hungary. Structure and dynamics of democratic
consolidation, In: Hans-Dieter Klingemann et al. (eds.), Democracy
and Political Culture in Eastern Europe (Routledge: London/New
York), 148-171 [76]
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2006 b
& Martin McKee et al., Access to water in the countries
of the former Soviet Union, In: Public Health, 120, 364-372 [75].
2005a
Belarus and Post-communist Democratisation, In:
Stephen White (Ed.), Postcommunist Belarus (Rowan & Littlefield:
Lanham), 161-179 [74]
2005b
& Claire Wallace & Martin Raiser, Social Capital and
Economic Performance in Post-Communist Societies, In: Sokratis
M.Koniordos (Ed.), Networks, Trust and Social Capital. Theoretical
and Empirical Investigations from Europe (Ashgate: Hants and
Burlington), 243-278 [73]
2005c
& Martin McKee et al., Drinking in the Commonwealth
of Independent States – evidence from eight countries, In:
Addiction, 100 (6):1647-1668 [72].
2005d
& William C Cockerham et al., Health lifestyles in
Ukraine, In: Sozial-Praeventivmedizin, 50, 264-271 [71].
2004a
& William C Cockerham et al., Health Lifestyles in
Central Asia: the Case of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, In: Social
Science and Medicine, 59 (6): 1409-1421 [70].
2004b
& Martin McKee et al., Prevalence of Smoking in eight
Countries of the Former Soviet Union: Results from the Living
Conditions, Lifestyles and Health Study, In: American Journal of
Public Health, 94 (12): 2177-2187 [69].
2004c
& Martin McKee et al., Health service Utilisation in the
Former Soviet Union: evidence from eight countries, In: Health
Services Research Journal. 39 (6): 1927-1949 [68].
2004d
& Martin McKee et al., Determinants of Smoking in
eight Countries of the Former Soviet Union, In: Addiction, 99 (12):
1577-1585 [67].
2003 a
Democracy and Enlargement in Post-Communist
Europe. The democratisation of the general public in fifteen Central
and Eastern European countries, 1991-1998 (Routledge: London
& New York).
Edition in Russischer Sprache: Minsk 2003 [66]
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2003 b & Richard Rose & William T Mishler, Democracy and It’s
Alternatives: Understanding Post-Communist Societies
Edition in Rumänischer Sprache:
Institutul European, Bucharest, 2003; [65]
2003c
Electoral Politics in Belarus compared, In: Elena
Korosteleva & Colin Lawson & Rosalind Marsh (Eds.),
Contemporary Belarus: Between Democracy and Dictatorship
(RoutledgeCurzon: London-New York) pp.85-99 [64]
2002a
Democracy and Enlargement in Post-Communist
Europe. The democratisation of the general public in fifteen Central
and Eastern European countries, 1991-1998 (Routledge: London
& New York).
=Routledge Advances in European Politics, Volume 9. [63]
2002b
& Claire Wallace, Pattern of Participation in the
Informal Economy in East-Central Europe, 1991-1998, In: Rainer
Neef / Manuela Stanculescu (eds.), The Social Impact of Informal
Economies in Eastern Europe (Ashgate: Hants and Burlington)
pp.28-45 [62]
2002c
& Claire Wallace, Social Capital and Economic
Development in Central and Eastern Europe, In: J.Fischer /
S.Gensior (Eds.), Sprungbrett Region? Strukturen und
Voraussetzungen vernetzter Geschäftsbeziehungen (Edition
Sigma: Berlin), pp.355-370 [61]
2002d
& Claire Wallace, Muster der Beteiligung an der
Schattenwirtschaft in Mittel- und Osteuropa, In: Oesterreichische
Zeitschrift fuer Soziologie, Vol.27, No.1: 28-55 [60].
2002e
& Claire Wallace, Social Capital in Transition: A first
look at the evidence, In: Czech Sociological Review 38 (6): 693720 [59].
2001a
& Reingard Spannring & Claire Wallace, Youth and
Citizenship in the new Europe, In: Helena Helve & Claire Wallace
(Eds.), Youth, Citizenship and Empowerment (Ashgate: Hants) pp.
32-46 [58]
2001b
A New Index of Democracy. The Democratisation of
the Mass Public in 15 Central and Eastern European Countries,
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1991-1998, In: Per Manson (Ed.), East Europe Ten Years after
Communism. Transforming Power and Economy (Centre for
European Research: Gothenburg University, Report No.9) pp.2978 [57]
2001c
& Claire Wallace, Migration Potential in Slovakia, In:
Sociologia. Slovak Sociological Review, Vol. 33 (6): 549-568
[56].
2001d
Novyi index demokratii. Demokratizatsia
obschestvennosti v pyatnadzati gosudarstvah Evropy (1981-1998),
In: Soziologia: Theoria i Metody Vol 3: 123-150 [55].
2001e
A New Index of Democracy. The Democratisation of
the Mass Public in Five Central European Countries, 1991-1998,
In: Sociologia. Slovak Sociological Review Vol. 33 (3): 251-274
[54].
2001f
Public Opinion on European Union Enlargement
(=Studies in Public Policy No.343, University of Strathclyde,
Glasgow) [53]
2001g
& Martin Raiser & Claire Wallace & Thomas Nowotny,
Social Capital in Transition: A First Look at the Evidence
(=European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, EBRDWorking Paper No.61, EBRD London) [52]
1999a
& Cezary Milosinksi & Claire Wallace, Old and New
Security Issues in Post-Communist Eastern Europe: Results of an
11 Nation Study, In: Europe-Asia Studies, Vol.51 (6): 989-1011
[51].
1999b
& Claire Wallace, From Euphoria to Depression.
Changing Attitudes towards Market Reform and Political Reform in
the Czech Republic in Comparative Perspective, 1992-1998, In:
Martin Potucek (ed.), Ceska Spolecnost na Konci Tisicileti
(Conference Proceedings - 650 years Jubilee Conference of
Charles University: Prague 1999), pp.369-389 [50]
1999c
& Claire Wallace, Changing Attitudes to Migrants and
Ethnic Minorities in East-Central Europe, In: E.Weinzierl /
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O.Rathkolb / S.Mattl (eds.), Justiz und Fremden-feindlichkeit
(=Veröffentlichungen des Ludwig-Boltzmann-Instituts für
Geschichte und Gesellschaft, Volume 29 (Studien Verlag:
Innsbruck&Wien), pp.125-144 [49]
1998a & Richard Rose & William T Mishler, Democracy and It’s
Alternatives: Understanding Post-Communist Societies
UK Edition:
Polity Press: Oxford
US Edition:
Johns Hopkins University Press: Baltimore
[48]
1998b
New Democracies Barometer: Attitudes towards EUAccession in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and
Slovenia, In: Zdenka Mansfeldova & Michal Klima (eds.), The Role
of the Central European Parliaments in the Process of European
Integration (Czech Academy of Sciences Press: Prague), pp.183198 [47]
1998c
& Claire Wallace, Some Characteristics of the New
Middle Class in Central and Eastern Europe: A 10 Nation Study,
In: Nikolai Tilkidjiev (ed.): The Middle Class as a Precondition of a
Sustainable Society (AMCD Press: Sofia), 158-168 [46]
1998d
& Richard Rose, Making Good Use of Multi-National
Surveys in Post-Communist Countries, In: Rachel Walker & Marcia
Freed Taylor (eds.), Information Dissemination and Access in
Russia and Eastern Europe. Problems and Solutions in East and
West (IOS Press: Amsterdam / Oxford / Washington) pp.178-186
[45]
1998e
& Claire Wallace, Xenophobic Attitudes Towards
Migrants and Ethnic Minorities in Central and Eastern Europe, In:
Frank H. Columbus (ed.), Central and Eastern Europe in
Transition, Volume 1 (Nova Science Publishers: New York),
pp.183 – 213 [44]
1998f
& Claire Wallace, From Euphoria to Depression.
Changing Attitudes towards Market Reform and Political Reform in
the Czech Republic in Comparative Perspective 1992-1998
(=Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna, Sociological Series,
No.27) [43]
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1998g
& Claire Wallace, Three Paths of Transformation in
Post-Communist Central Europe (=Institute for Advanced Studies,
Vienna, Sociological Series, No.28) [42]
1998h
& Richard Rose, New Democracies Barometer V. A 12Nation Survey (=Studies in Public Policy No.306, University of
Strathclyde, Glasgow) [41]
1998i
& Richard Rose, Trends in Democracies and Markets:
New Democracies Barometer, 1991-1998 (=Studies in Public
Policy No.308, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow) [40]
1998j
& Richard Rose, New Democracies Barometer V. A 12Nation Survey (=Studies in Public Policy No.306, University of
Strathclyde, Glasgow) [39]
1997a
& Richard Rose & William T Mishler, "Social Capital in
Civic and Stressful Societies", Journal of Comparative
International Development, Vol. 32 (3): 85 -102 [38].
1997b
& Richard Rose, The Impact of a Ready-Made State:
East Germans in Comparative Perspective, In: German Politics
Vol. 6 (1): 100 -121 [37].
1997c
& Claire Wallace, Internal and External Security in
Post-Communist Eastern Europe. Results of a 10-Nation Study
(=Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna, Sociological Series,
No.20) [36]
1997d
& Claire Wallace & Richard Rose, Public Perceptions
of Threats to Security in Post-Communist Europe (=Studies in
Public Policy No.293, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow) [35]
1997e
& Richard Rose & William Mishler, Getting Real: Social
Capital in post-Communist Societies (=Studies in Public Policy No:
278, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow) [34]
1996 a
& Richard Rose, The Impact of a Ready-Made State.
Die privilegierte Position Ostdeutschlands in der
postkommunistischen Transformation, In: Helmut Wiesenthal
(Hg.): Einheit als Privileg. Vergleichende Perspektiven auf die
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Transformation Ostdeutschlands (Campus Verlag: Frankfurt &
New York:), pp.105-140 [33]
1996b
& Richard Rose, Change and Stability in the New
Democracies Barometer: A Trend Analysis (=Studies in Public
Policy No.270, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow) [32]
1996c
& Richard Rose, Fears and Hopes - New Democracies
Barometer Surveys, In: Transition 1996/5-6 (World Bank), 13-14
[31]
1996d
& Richard Rose, New Democracies Barometer IV: A
10-Nation-Survey (=Studies in Public Policy No.262, University of
Strathclyde, Glasgow) [30]
1995a
& Rupert Weinzierl, 30 Trends für Österreich zur
Jahrtausendwende (Passagen Verlag: Vienna) [29]
1995 b
& Richard Rose, Democracy and Enlargement in the
European Union, In: Journal of Common Market Studies Vol.
33 (3): 427 – 450 [28].
1995c
Politische Partizipation zwischen Moderne und
Postmoderne, In: Reinhard Sieder / H.Steinert (eds.).: Österreich
1945-1995. 50 Jahre II.Republik (Verlag für Gesellschaftskritik:
Vienna) pp.426-434 [27]
1995d
Micro-Economic Behaviour of Households in PostCommunist Societies. A Seven-Nation-Study 1993-1994, In:
Towards a Market Economy: Beyond the Point of No Return
(ESOMAR: Amsterdam), pp.21-37 [26]
1995 e
& Richard Rose, New Democracies Barometer III:
Learning from what is happening (=Studies in Public Policy
No.230, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow) [25]
1994a
& Richard Rose, Mass Response to Transformation in
Post-communist Societies, In: Europe-Asia Studies Vol. 46 (1): 3
– 28 [24].
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1994b
& Richard Rose, Eastern Europe’s Great Transition:
Endorsing the Churchill Hypothesis, In: The Public Perspective. A
Roper Center Review of Public Opinion and Polling 5/6: 5-11 [23]
1994b
& Richard Rose, New Democracies Barometer III:
Learning from What is Happening (=Studies in Public Policy No:
230, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow 1994) [22]
1994c
& Richard Rose, New Russia Barometer III: The
Results (=Studies in Public Policy No.228, University of
Strathclyde, Glasgow 1994) [21]
1993 a
Demokratie und Marktwirtschaft in Osteuropa im
Trend, In: Fritz Plasser / Peter A.Ulram (eds.), Transformation oder
Stagnation? (Zentrum für Angewandte Politikforschung: Vienna)
pp.113-131 [20]
1993 b
& Richard Rose, Adapting to Transformation in Eastern
Europe. New Democracies Barometer II (=Studies in Public Policy
No.212, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow 1993) [19]
1992a
Israelische Bürger österreichischer Herkunft. Eine
statistische Analyse der quantitativen Befragung, In: Erika
Weinzierl / Otto D.Kulka (eds.), Vertreibung und Neubeginn.
Israelische Bürger österreichischer Herkunft (Böhlau Verlag:
Vienna:), pp.445-487 [18]
1992b
& Richard Rose, Das subjektive Wirtschaftsklima in
Ungarn, der Tschechoslowakei und in Polen, In: Peter Gerlich /
Fritz Plasser / Peter A.Ulram (eds.), Regimewechsel.
Demokratisierung und politische Kultur in Ostmitteleuropa (Böhlau
Verlag: Vienna), pp.317-341 [17]
1992c
& Richard Rose, New Democracies between State and
Market (=Studies in Public Policy No. 204, University of
Strathclyde, Glasgow 1992) [16]
1991
Wahlverhalten, In: Peter Gerlich, Herbert Gottweis,
Helmut Kramer et al. (eds.), Handbuch des politischen Systems
Österreichs (Manz Verlag: Vienna), 475-492 [15]
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1989a
Die Sozialstruktur der SPÖ. Gesellschaftliche
Einflußfaktoren der sozialdemokratischen Parteibindung in
Österreich, 1969-1988, In: Österreichische Zeitschrift für
Politikwissenschaft Vol. 18 (4): 373 – 394 [14].
1989b
Behavioralismus als Metatheorie des quantitativen
Forschungsprozesses in der Politikwissenschaft, In:
Österreichische Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft Vol. 18 (1):
7 – 20 [13].
1989c
& Ernst Gehmacher, Voting Behaviour and the Party
System, In: Anton Pelinka and Fritz Plasser (eds.), The Austrian
Party System (Westview Press: Boulder / San Francisco / London),
pp.145-172 [12]
1989d
Austria: The "United Greens" and the "Alternative List /
Green Alternative", In: Ferdinand Müller-Rommel (ed.), New
Politics in Western Europe: The Rise and Success of Green
Parties and Alternative Lists (Westview Press: Boulder / San
Francisco / London), pp.23-37 [11]
1988
& Ernst Gehmacher, Wahlverhalten und
Parteiensystem. Die Binnenstruktur der Wählerschaft von SPÖ,
ÖVP und FPÖ, In: Anton Pelinka und Fritz Plasser (eds.), Das
österreichische Parteiensystem (Böhlau Verlag: Vienna & Cologne
& Graz), pp.155-179 [10]
1987a
Der "offene" Mensch und gewaltfreies Handeln als
Ziele der Friedenserziehung. Essay zur Friedenspädagogik
v.Hentigs aus der Perspektive der politischen Psychologie als
Teilgebiet der Politikwissenschaft, In: Politische Bildung Vol. 9
(1): 159-164 [9].
1987b
Lineare Modellierung von Wähler-Partei-Beziehungen
in Österreich. Mittel- und langfristige Faktoren des Wahlverhaltens
im Spannungsfeld von sozialer Mobilität, individuellen Werten und
politischen Ideologien, In: Österreichische Zeitschrift für
Politikwissenschaft Vol. 16 (3): 259 – 275 [8].
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1987c
Gesellschaft, Wählerverhalten und Parteiensystem.
Wahlverhalten in Österreich, der BRD, Belgien und
Großbritannien, 1974-1987, In: Journal für Sozialforschung
1987/2: 173 – 187 [7].
1987d
Wahlgeschichte als Indikator politischer
Modernisierung. Ein wahlsoziologischer Essay, In: Journal für
Sozialforschung 1987/1: 90 – 96 [6].
1987e
The Structure and Extent of anti-Semitic Attitudes in
Austria: 1985-1986, In: Jewish Social Studies XLIX: 217 – 234
[5].
1985a
Abschied vom Loyalitätsritual? Langfristige
Veränderungen im Wählerverhalten, In: Fritz Plasser / Peter
A.Ulram / Manfried Welan (eds.), Demokratierituale. Zur
politischen Kultur der Informationsgesellschaft (Böhlau Verlag:
Vienna & Cologne & Graz), pp.239-262 [4]
1985b
Electoral Volatility in Austria, In: Ivor Crewe and David
Denver (eds.), Electoral Change in Western Democracies. (St.
Martin's Press: New York) pp. 264-286 [3]
1984
& Ernst Gehmacher, Social Structure and Voting in
the Austrian Party System, In: Electoral Studies Vol. 3 (1): 25 –
46 [2].
1983
Nationalratswahlen und Wahlverhalten 1945-1980. In:
Peter Gerlich und Wolfgang C Müller (eds.), Österreichs Parteien
seit 1945. Zwischen Koalition und Konkurrenz (Braumüller
Verlag: Vienna), pp.111-149 [1]
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