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American Behavioral Scientist archives from June 1998
Gender and Nazism: women joiners of the pre-1933 Nazi Party.
June 1, 1998... Neglected until recently, research on far Right women (Blee, 1991, 1993, 1996; Buchner, 1994; Klatch, 1987; Koonz, 1987; Mazumdar, 1995; Mushaben, 1995; Orfali, 1990a, 1990b; Tenner, 1994; Venner, 1993) highlights women's attitudes and beliefs...
The Nazi Party and its capital: an analysis of the NSDAP Membership in Munich, 1925-1930. (National Socialist German Workers' Party)
June 1, 1998... Frequent and systematic population surveys to gauge public opinion on political parties, candidates, programs, and issues have become a mainstay of public discourse and electoral politics in virtually all democratic countries. For the sociology...
The Nazi Party and the German new middle class, 1925-1933.
June 1, 1998... Scholarship on the sociology of Nazism has largely ignored Nazi Party affiliation among the German new middle class during the Weimar Republic. By contrast, support for Nazism of the old middle class (small farmers, merchants, and independent...
Movement cycles and the Nazi Party: activities of the Munich NSDAP, 1925-1930. (National Socialist German Workers' Party)
June 1, 1998... The development of National Socialism between the years 1925 and 1930 shows a distinct movement cycle with typical "ups and downs" in the fortune of the party. Social movement theorists like Tarrow (1991) have suggested that such patterns seem...
Forming electorates, forging spaces: the Nazi Party vote and the social construction of space.
June 1, 1998... The socioeconomic composition of the Nazi Party's electorate was the product of the interacting agency of party and voter within particular structural constraints and opportunities. The construction of the National Socialist German Workers'...
Joining the Nazi Party: explaining the political geography of NSDAP membership, 1925-1933. (National Socialist German Workers' Party)
June 1, 1998... The sociology of Nazism has captivated scholars for more than half a century. The who and why of Nazism still remain subject of considerable debate, as the strength of competing theoretical explanations are assessed. The principal kinds of...
Anti-Semitism and Nazism: reconciling Fromm and Goldhagen. (published works of authors Erich Fromm and Daniel Jonah Goldhagen)
June 1, 1998... 10. Q. What is the difference between the National Socialist and the Fascist?
A. The National Socialist is an anti-Semite - thus a Jew-hater. The Fascist is not. The external difference lies already in the insignia. The National Socialist...
