Journal article
ORGANIZATIONS HAVE OPINIONS: A REDEFINITION OF PUBLICS
NEW YORK: PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY, Vol.45(4), pp.463-476
01 Jan 1981
Abstract
THIS PAPER EXPLORES THREE POINTS: ONE CAN ASK ORGANIZATIONS ABOUT THEIR POLITICAL AND SOCIAL OPINIONS AND THEY WILL MAKE A SERIOUS EFFORT TO ANSWER THE POLLER'S QUESTION; BY THIS TOKEN, ORGANIZATIONS DO HAVE OPINIONS; THESE OPINIONS DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM THE OPINIONS OF INDIVIDUALS ON A SELECT NUMBER OF STANDARD PUBLIC OPINION QUESTIONS.
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- Title
- ORGANIZATIONS HAVE OPINIONS: A REDEFINITION OF PUBLICS
- Creators
- R MillerJ NamenwirthR Weber
- Publication Details
- NEW YORK: PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY, Vol.45(4), pp.463-476
- Resource Type
- Journal article
- Language
- English
- Academic Unit
- Information Science (Informatics)
- Identifiers
- 991019238539604721