Ronald J. Hrebenar - Concepedia

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Ronald J. Hrebenar

Also Known As

R. J. HREBENAR, RONALD J. HREBENAR, Ronald Hrebenar, Ronald J Hrebenar, Ronald J. Hrebenar

Publications

702

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Ronald J. Hrebenar is an author at University of Utah specializing in social sciences, political science, and political behavior.

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Social Sciences	6	6	218
2	Arts	1	1	39
3	Health Sciences	1	1	10
4	Language Studies	1	1	10
5	Public Health	1	1	10

Ronald J. Hrebenar

Publications

228

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	Year	Citations
Third Parties in Presidential Elections Ronald J. Hrebenar, Daniel A. Mazmanian The Western Political Quarterly Third-party RelationshipsElection ForecastingPolitical ProcessPolitical BehaviorThird Parties	1974	68
Interest Group Politics in America. Seymour Yellin, Ronald J. Hrebenar, Ruth Scott Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews Public PolicyPolitical ChangePolitical AgendaPublic Interest LawPolitical Process	1983	56
Understanding interest groups, lobbying and lobbyists in developing democracies Clive S. Thomas, Ronald J. Hrebenar Journal of Public Affairs Political ProcessPolitical BehaviorLiberal DemocracySocial SciencesIntroductory Article	2008	39
Interests and lobbying in Lithuania: a spectrum of development Ronald J. Hrebenar, Courtney H. McBeth, Bryson B. Morgan Journal of Public Affairs DemocracyPublic PolicyBusiness-government RelationPolitical GeographyPolitical Development	2008	30
Faith-Based Initiatives and the Bush Administration: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Ronald J. Hrebenar Political Science Quarterly Paul WeberPublic PolicyPolitical TheoryReligiosityChristian Practice	2004	15
Lobby Regulation in the Japanese Diet Ronald J. Hrebenar, A. NAKAINURA, Akio Nakamura Parliamentary Affairs NutritionNutritional EpidemiologyPublic Health NutritionPolicy AnalysisOctober 1998	1998	10
Japan's New Party System Robert Dayley, Ronald J. Hrebenar Pacific Affairs Japanese HistoryEast Asian StudiesNew Party SystemJapan StudyComparative Politics	2000	10

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