Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Introduction, Pages vii-xviii, ALEXANDER SZALAI, RICCARDO PETRELLA, STEIN ROKKAN, ERWIN K. SCHEUCH
CHAPTER 1 - The Strategy of Cross-National Survey Research for the Development of Social Theory, Pages 3-47, STEFAN NOWAK
CHAPTER 2 - The Organization and Execution of Cross-National Survey Research Projects, Pages 49-93, ALEXANDER SZALAI
CHAPTER 3 - Analysis and Interpretation in Cross-National Survey Research, Pages 95-128, HENRY TEUNE
CHAPTER 4 - Juvenile Delinquency and Development, Pages 131-168, HANNA MALEWSKA, VINCENT PEYRE
CHAPTER 5 - The Cross-National Program in Political and Social Change: A History and some Comments, Pages 169-199, SIDNEY VERBA
CHAPTER 6 - Time Budget and Industrialization, Pages 201-230, PIERRE FELDHEIM, CLAUDE JAVEAU
CHAPTER 7 - Leaders' Values and Community Activeness: The International Studies of Values in Politics, Pages 231-278, BETTY M. JACOB, PHILIP E. JACOB
CHAPTER 8 - Images of the World in the Year 2000, Pages 279-344, HΓ
KAN WIBERG
CHAPTER 9 - The Role of Theory in the Process of Cross-National Survey Research, Pages 347-372, JERZY WIATR
CHAPTER 10 - Analysis and Inference in Cross-National Survey Research, Pages 373-402, KLAUS R. ALLERBECK
CHAPTER 11 - The Process of Cross-National Survey Research, Pages 403-435, WILLIAM A. GLASER
CHAPTER 12 - Internationalization and Application: Extending the Reach of Survey Research, Pages 437-488, ULF HIMMELSTRAND
COMMENTS ON ULF HIMMELSTRAND'S PAPER: I. External roots and internal criteria of the extension of sociological research, Pages 489-497, S.N. EISENSTADT
II. Some controversial aspects of survey research, Pages 497-498, ERIK ALLARDT