Organizational behavior of the John Birch Society and Americans for Democratic action, 1965

Organizational behavior of the John Birch Society and Americans for Democratic action, 1965

by Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, Fred W. Grupp, University of Connecticut. Social Science Data Center

Book 7346 of ICPSR (Series) --

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Respondents were asked to name the magazines, news columnists, and television news programs that they were most familiar with, as well as listing all groups they belonged to, and their position in those groups. In addition, the respondents were queried on needs for improvements in the government. Demographic information includes sex, age, race, income, occupation, and religion.

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