1995-10-01
The Structure of Attitudes Toward America's World Role
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Operant Subjectivity , Volume 19 - Issue 1/2 p. 35- 57
The analysis presented in this article concerns how citizens organize their beliefs about America's role in the world affairs. An intensive analysis using Q methodology is offered as an alternative means for uncovering the structure of foreign policy attitudes. The analysis revealed four distinct viewpoints. In discussing the viewpoints we offer a critique of the methodological presuppositions underlying earlier empirical research and the implications of those presuppositions for our theoretical understanding of the subject.
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James M Carlson, Douglas Blum, & Bruce McKeown. (1995). The Structure of Attitudes Toward America's World Role. Operant Subjectivity, 19(1/2), 35–57. doi:10.15133/j.os.1995.006
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