Max Neiman
Affiliations: | University of California, Riverside, Riverside, CA, United States |
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General, Criminology and Penology, American StudiesGoogle:
"Max Neiman"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Todd Donovan | grad student | UC Riverside | |
| Kenneth E. Fernandez | grad student | 2003 | UC Riverside |
| Garrick L. Percival | grad student | 2005 | UC Riverside |
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| Glasgow G, Lewis PG, Neiman M. (2012) Local development policies and the foreclosure crisis in california: Can local policies hold back national tides? Urban Affairs Review. 48: 64-85 |
| Percival GL, Johnson M, Neiman M. (2009) Representation and local policy: relating county-level public opinion to policy outputs Political Research Quarterly. 62: 164-177 |
| Neiman M, Johnson M, Bowler S. (2006) Partisanship and views about immigration in Southern California: Just how partisan is the issue of immigration? International Migration. 44: 35-56 |
| Fernandez KE, Neiman M. (1998) California's inmate classification system: Predicting inmate misconduct Prison Journal. 78: 406-422 |
| Neiman M, Stambough SJ. (1998) Rational choice theory and the evaluation of public policy Policy Studies Journal. 26: 449-465 |
| Donovan T, Neiman M. (1992) Community social status, suburban growth, and local government restrictions on residential development Urban Affairs Quarterly. 28: 323-336 |
| Neiman M. (1989) Government Directed Change of Everyday Life and Coproduction: the Case of Home Energy Use Political Research Quarterly. 42: 365-389 |
| Burt BJ, Neiman M. (1987) Elite Belief Consistency and the Effect of Position in the Policy-Making Process Political Research Quarterly. 40: 121-136 |
| Neiman M, Lovell C. (1982) Federal and state mandating: A first look at the mandate terrain Administration &Amp; Society. 14: 343-372 |