Ronald Buchanan McCallum

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Ronald Buchanan McCallum also RB McCallum (born August 28, 1898 - May 18, 1973 ) was a British historian and professor at Oxford .

Life

McCallum was a Fellow of Pembroke College , Oxford, where he taught modern history and politics. In 1952 he created the term Psephology ( election research , statistical analysis of elections). He initiated the study the Nuffield series of election studies , an analysis and description of every UK general election since 1945.

McCallum was a member of the " Inklings " association, which included well-known writers and professors such as CS Lewis , JRR Tolkien , Nevill Coghill , Jack Arthur Walter Bennett , Colin Hardie , Owen Barfield and the physician Robert Havard .

Fonts

  • RB McCallum: Asquith. (Biography). In: Great Lives Series. Duckworth, London 1936, OCLC 10317096 .
  • RB McCallum: How Britain is governed. In: Oxford pamphlets on home affairs. Oxford University Press, London 1943, OCLC 13301636 .
  • RB McCallum: England and France, 1939-1943. Oxford University Press, London 1944, OCLC 465980779 .
  • RB McCallum: Public Opinion and the Last Peace. Oxford University Press, London 1944, OCLC 2211946 .
  • RB McCallum, Alison Readman: The British General Election of 1945. Oxford University Press, London 1947, OCLC 3094213 .
  • RB McCallum: The Liberal Party from Earl Gray to Asquith. In the series: Men and Ideas. V. Gollancz, London 1963, OCLC 769611 .
German
  • RB McCallum: World peace and public opinion after 1919. Suhrkamp, ​​Berlin 1948, DNB 453124089 . (OT: Public Opinion and the last peace. Translated by Ernst Fürstenau).

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. psephology on politicaldictionary.com
  2. Report by David Butler on annualreviews.org doi : 10.1146 / annurev.polisci.1.1.451
  3. About the Inklings. on mythsoc.org