The Bureaucratic Function and System Support: A Comparison of Guatemala and Nicaragua

The Bureaucratic Function and System Support: A Comparison of Guatemala and Nicaragua

A QUESTIONNAIRE WAS EMPLOYED BOTH IN GUATEMALA IN 1968, AND IN NICARAGUA IN 1969 TO ASSESS RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE POLITICAL COMMUNITY AND ITS ENVIROMENT WHICH LEAD TO POLITICAL SUPPORT. THE EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THAT THE POLITICAL COMMUNITY AND THE REGIME ARE THE KEY VARIABLES IN GENERATING POLITICAL...

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Veröffentlicht in:Comparative politics 1975-07, Vol.7 (4), p.559-576
1. Verfasser: Lujan, Herman D.
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Administrative law
BUREAUCRACY
Communities
Democratic authority
Government bureaucracy
Government services
GUATEMALA
NICARAGUA
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR, NONEXECUTIVE
Political ideologies
Political parties
Political systems
Polities
Public administration
Public sanitation
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Zusammenfassung:A QUESTIONNAIRE WAS EMPLOYED BOTH IN GUATEMALA IN 1968, AND IN NICARAGUA IN 1969 TO ASSESS RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE POLITICAL COMMUNITY AND ITS ENVIROMENT WHICH LEAD TO POLITICAL SUPPORT. THE EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THAT THE POLITICAL COMMUNITY AND THE REGIME ARE THE KEY VARIABLES IN GENERATING POLITICAL SUPPORT.
ISSN:0010-4159
2151-6227
DOI:10.2307/421425