The Social Logic of Politics: Personal Networks as Contexts for Political Behavior

摘要: Preface Introduction: Theoretical and Methodological Context 1. Alan S. Zuckerman, Returning to the Social Logic of Politics. 2. Robert Huckfeldt, Paul Johnson, John Sprague, Individuals, Dyads Networks: Autoregressive Patterns Political Influence. I - Families as Sources Strong Ties 3. Laura Stoker M. Kent Jennings, Similarity Influence between Husbands Wives. 4. Jennifer Fitzgerald, Josip Dasovic, Do Couples Support same Parties? Sometimes. Evidence from British German Panel Surveys. 5. Sidney Verba, Kay Schlozman, Nancy Burns, Family Ties: Understanding Intergenerational Transmission Participation. II Friends, Workmates, Neighbors, Contexts: effects weak ties on electoral choices political participation 6. Ulrich Kohler, Changing Class Locations Partisanship in Germany. 7. Jeffrey Levine, Choosing Alone? The Network Basis Modern Choice.8. Laurence Kotler-Berkowitz, Friends Politics: Linking Friendship Diversity 9. Ann Chih Lin, Networks, Gender Use State Authority: a Study Arab Immigrants Detroit. 10. Ron Johnston Charles Pattie, Putting Voters their Places: Local Voting England Wales, 1997. 11. James Gimpel, J. Celeste Lay, Party Identification, Partisan Contexts Acquisition Participatory Attitudes. 12. Christopher Anderson Aida Paskeviciute, Macro-Politics Micro-Behavior: Mainstream Politics Frequency Discussion Contemporary Democracies. III. Looking Ahead 13. Johnson Agent-Based Explanations for Survival Disagreement Networks. 14. Fowler, Turnout Small World.