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Salisbury

• Ph.D. at University of Illinois
• M.A. at University of Illinois
• A.B. at Washington and Lee University

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Missouri mood bodes well for Bush National Post (Canada) and 3 others Sept. 20, 2004 -- Robert Salisbury, professor emeritus of political science in Arts & Sciences, and Jim Davis, professor of political science in Arts & Sciences, comment on the status of the presidential race in Missouri.

Academic Career:

• Instructor to Professor, Washington University, 1955 - 1996, retired; Chairman, Department of Political Science, 1966 - 1973; 1986 - 1992.
• Sidney W. Souers Professor of American Government,1982-1996
• Director, Center for the Study of Public Affairs, 1974-1976;
• Guggenheim Fellow, 1990.
• Resident Scholar, Rockefeller Foundation Study and Conference Center, Bellagio, Italy, 1990.

PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS:

Books:

• State Politics and the Public Schools, with Masters and Eliot, Knopf, 1964.
• Citizen Participation in the Public Schools, Lexington Books, 1980.
• Interests and Institutions: Substance and Structure in American Politics, University of Pittsburgh Press, 1992.
• The Hollow Core: Private Interests in National Policy Making, with Heinz, Laumann, and Nelson, Harvard University Press, 1993.

Contributions to Books:

• "The Politics of Education", in Politics in the American States, Jacob and Vines, eds., Little, Brown, 1965, 1971.
• "The Analysis of Public Policy: Search for Theory and Roles," in Political Science and Public Policy, Ranney, ed., Markham, 1968.
• "A Theory of Policy Analysis and Some Preliminary Applications," with Heinz, in Sharkansky, ed., Policy Analysis in Political Science, Markham, 1970.
• "Organized Spokesmen for Cities: Urban Interest Groups," with Browne, in Hahn, ed., People and Politics in Urban Society, Volume 6 of Urban Affairs Annual Review, Sage, 1972.
• "Interest Groups," in Greenstein and Polsby, eds., Handbook of Political Science, Volume IV, Addison-Wesley, 1975.
• "Why No Corporatism in America," in Schmitter and Lehmbruch, eds., Trends Toward Corporatist Intermediation, Sage, 1979.
• "Toward a New Understanding of Interest Groups," in Allan Cigler and Burdette Loomis, eds., The Changing Nature of Interest Group Politics, Congressional Quarterly Press, 1983.
• "Washington Lobbyists: A Collective Portrait," in Cigler and Loomis, eds., Interest Group Politics, 2nd ed., Congressional Quarterly Press, 1986.
• "The Paradox of Interest Groups in Washington, D.C.: More Groups and Less Clout," in Anthony King, ed., The New American Political System, 2nd ed., AEI, 1990.
• "Putting Interests Back Into Interest Groups," in Allan Cigler and Burdette Loomis,eds., Interest Group Politics, 3rd. ed. CQ Press, 1990.
• "Organizations in Political Action: Representing Interests in National Policy Making," with Laumann, Heinz, and Nelson, in Bernd Marin and Renate Mayntz, eds. Policy Networks, Campus Verlag/Westview Press, 1991.
• "Triangles, Networks, and Hollow Cores: The Complex Geometry of Washington Interest Representation," with Heinz, Nelson, and Laumann, in Mark P. Petracca, ed. The Politics of Interests: Interest Groups Transformed, Westview Press, 1991.
• "The Social Organization of the Washington Establishment During the First Reagan Administration, A Network Analysis," with Laumann, Tam, Heinz, and Nelson, in Research in Politics and Society, Vol. 4, JAI Press, 1992, pp. 161-188.
• "Parties and Pluralism," in American Political Parties., Eric Uslaner, ed., F.E. Peacock Publishers, 1993.
• "Interest Structures and Policy Domains: A Focus for Research," in William Crotty, Mildred Schwartz, and John Green, eds.,Representing Interests and Interest Group Representation, University Press of America, 1994.
• "Democracy and Pluralism: The American Case," in Adolf Bibic and Gigi Graziano, eds., Civil Society, Political Society, Democracy. Slovenian Political Science Association, 1994.
• "Instrumental Versus Expressive Group Politics: The National Endowment for the Arts." with Conklin in Cigler and Loomis, eds., Interest Group Politics, 5th ed. CQ Press, 1998.

SELECTED ARTICLES

• "St. Louis Politics: Relationships Among Interests, Parties and Governmental Structure," Western Political Quarterly, Vol. XIII (June, 1960), pp 498-507.
• "The Dynamics of Reform: Charter Politics in St. Louis," Midwest Journal of Political Science, Vol. V (August, 1961), pp 260-275.
• "Class and Party in Partisan and Nonpartisan Elections: The Case of Des Moines," with Black, American Political Science Review, Vol. LVII (September, 1963), pp 584-593.
• "Urban Politics: The New Convergence of Power," Journal of Politics, Vol. 26 (November, 1964), pp 775-797.
• "The Urban Party Organization Member," Public Opinion Quarterly, Vol. XXIX (Winter, 1965-66), pp 550-565.
• "Schools and Politics in the Big City," Harvard Educational Review, Vol. 37 (Summer, 1967), pp 408-424.
• "An Exchange Theory of Interest Groups," Midwest Journal of Political Science, Vol. XIII (February, 1969), pp 1-32.
• "Research on Political Participation," American Journal of Political Science, Vol. XIX (May, 1975), pp 323-341.
• "Modes of Participation and Policy Impact in American Education," International Journal of Political Education, Vol. 2 (1979), pp 297-310.
• "On the Study of Party Realignment," with MacKuen, Journal of Politics, Vol. 43 (May, 1981), pp 523-530.
• "Congressional Staff Turnover and the Ties-That-Bind," with Shepsle, American Political Science Review, Vol. 75 (June, 1981), pp 381-396.
• "Congressman as Enterprise," with Shepsle, Legislative Studies Quarterly, Vol. VI (November, 1981), pp 559-576.
• "Interest Representation: The Dominance of Institutions," American Political Science Review, Vol. 78 (March, 1984), pp 64-76.
• "Private Representation in Washington: Surveying the Structure of Influence," with Nelson, Heinz and Laumann, American Bar Foundation Journal, (Winter, 1987), pp 141-200.
• "Who Works With Whom? Patterns of Interest Group Alliance and Opposition," with Heinz, Laumann and Nelson, American Political Science Review, Vol. 81 (December, 1987), pp 1217-1235
• "Lawyers and the Structure of Influence in Washington," with Nelson, Heinz and Laumann, Law and Society Review Vol. 22 (1988).pp. 237-300.
• "Political Movements in American Politics: An Essay on Concept and Analysis," National Political Science Review (1989), pp. 15-31.
• "Organized Sports and Urban Life," Urban Affairs Quarterly Vol. 24 (December, 1988), pp. 327-332.
• "Who You Know v. What You Know," with Johnson, Heinz, Laumann and Nelson, American Journal of Political Science (February, 1989), pp. 175-195.
• "Inner Circles or Hollow Cores? Elite networks in National Policy Systems," with Heinz, Laumann, and Nelson, Journal of Politics, Vol. 52 (1990), pp. 356-391.

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