Richard Rose
Richard Rose is an American political scientist who is currently Director of the Centre for the Study of Public Policy and Professor of Politics at the University of Strathclyde, Scotland. - wikipedia
Works (49)
Elections without order
2002
The postmodern president
1988
Challenge to governance
Ordinary people in public policy
1989
Lesson-drawing in public policy
1993
Lessons from America: an exploration
1974
The loyalties of voters
1990
People in politics
1970
Ministers and ministries
1987
Presidents and prime ministers
Democracy and its alternatives
1998
Elections without choice
Governing without consensus
1971
Policy-making in Britain
1969
Politics in England
1964
The territorial dimension in United Kingdom politics
Northern Ireland
1976
The problem of party government
1974
Managing Presidential objectives
1976
Learning from comparative public policy
2004
Britain
Electoral Participation: A Comparative Analysis
Politics in England today
1974
Influencing voters
The Welfare state East and West
Russia Transformed
Popular support for an undemocratic regime
What is governing?
1978
Lessons from America
1974
Britain : progress and decline
What is Europe?
1996
The territorial dimension in government
1982
Influencing voters
1967
Understanding big government
1984
The Public Expenditure Process
Public employment in Western nations
The Management of urban change in Britain and Germany
Elections without choice
United Kingdom facts
1982
RUSSIA TRANSFORMED: DEVELOPING POPULAR SUPPORT FOR A NEW REGIME
Inheritance in public policy
1994
Voters begin to choose
1986
Understanding the United Kingdom
1982
The prime minister in a shrinking world
2001
The Dynamics of public policy
The problem of party government
New trends in British politics
Electoral behavior
1973
Can government go bankrupt?
1978