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Other Publications
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Laura C. Fitzmorris. 2004. “Houston Matters:
Why Anglo Suburbanites Are Coming Back to Town: The Twin
Lures? Ethnic Diversity and Inner-City Amenities.” The
Houston Chronicle, Sunday,
July 11, pp. D1, D4.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 2003. "Survey Reveals New Trends for
City Quality of Life Goals." Citizens' Environmental
Coalition, Environmental
Exchange, July, pp. 3-4.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 2003. "What You Earn Depends On What
You Have Learned" — Educational Challenges in the New
Economy." In Reach
Out and Read — Texas Newsletter,
Summer, p. 2.
Kravitz, David A. and Stephen L. Klineberg. 2002.
“Affirmative Action Attitudes: Effects of Respondent
Ethnicity, AAP Strength, and Anticipated Impacts." In D.
Nagao (Ed.). Academyof ManagementBest
Paper Proceedings, 2002. Briarcliff
Manor NY: Academy of Management.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 2002. "The Survey Says:
Environmental Attitudes in the 2002 Houston Area Survey."
Citizens' Environmental Coalition, Environmental
Exchange, August, pp. 2-3.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 2001. "Houston in Transition:
Environmental Challenges in a New Era." Citizens'
Environmental Coalition: Environmental
Exchange, April, pp. 2-3.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 2000. "Perspectives on a City in
Transition: A Sociologist's Appreciation." In T. Beauchamp
(Ed.) Good:
Houston 2000. Houston Texas, pp. 91-94.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 2000. "New Directions, Nuevos
Rumbos-Houston." Chance
Educational Publication, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 3,4, 18.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 2000. "Our City, Our Selves: The
Multiethnic Metropolis in a New Economy." Mosaic,
March; vol. 7, no. 1, p. 2.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 2000. "New Directions for
Houston: To Prosper in the New Century, Our City Must Do
What It Has Always Done So Well ... Transform Itself." Houston
Chronicle, January 2, pp. 1C, 4C.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1999. "Facing the New Realities:
Findings from 17 years of the Houston Area Survey
(1982-1998)." Abode:
The Houston Apartment Association Magazine, April, pp.
50-53.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1999. "Perspectives on a City in
Transition: Findings from 17 years of the Houston Area
Survey (1982-1998)." Abode:
The Houston Apartment Association Magazine, March, pp.
46-49, 62.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1999. "Cities in Transition: The
Case of Houston." Texas
Business Review, February, pp. 1-4, 6.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Joel M. Riphagen. 1995. "Not a
Conservative in Sight: Even in Houston, Surprising Trends." Houston
Chronicle, Sunday, 19 December, pp. 1C, 4C.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1995. "Snapshot of Houston." In Imagine
Houston: Vision into Action. Houston: Planning and
Development Department, pp. 18-19.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Gloria Tan. 1994. "City
Resists, But Isn't Immune to Anti-Immigrant Sentiments."The
Houston Post, 2 November, p. A-21.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Kraettli L. Epperson. 1994.
"Despite High Fear of Crime Now, Citizens Want Long-term
Answers." The
Houston Post, 1 November, p. A-17.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Clinton B. Patterson. 1994.
"Frustration with Officials, Despair about Government
Guiding Voters." The
Houston Post, 31 October, p. A-17.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1994. "Multicultural Houston:
The Two Unfolding Revolutions." Featured Article,Houston
News. The Junior League of Houston, November, pp. 7-11.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Alicia Hare. 1993. "Lack of
Learning in Schools Source of Concern for Most." The Houston
Post, 23 August, p. A-17.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Anita Kuo. 1993. "Many of Us Would
Not Impose Views on Others." The
Houston Post, 22 August, p. C-3.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Zeynep Iber. 1992. "We're
Becoming More Pro-Choice." The
Houston Post, 28 July, p. A-13.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Angela M. Foster. 1992. "How Our
Environmental Awareness Is Growing." The
Houston Post, 27 July, p. A-15. (Reprinted in The
Environmental News Exchange, Citizens' Environmental
Coalition, vol. 4, no. 7, August/September 1992.)
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Liz Lock. 1992. "Our
Attitudes Shift Despite Beliefs." The
Houston Post, 26 July 1992, p. C-3.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1992. "Survey Finds Concerns
about Education and the Economy." TEDA-Houston
Newsletter, vol. 10, no. 2, May, pp. 1-2.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Marilyn Payne. 1991. "Crime on
Minds of Houston Voters." The
Houston Post, 1 December, p. C-6.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1991. "Beyond the O-Zone: Vox
Populi." In Cite:
The Architecture and Design Review of Houston, 27:
Fall, pp. 25, 31.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1991. "Survey Points to Changing
Attitudes for the '90s." Houston
Economic News, vol.
4, no. 5, May.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1990. "The Challenge of Economic
Growth in a New Era." Houston
Economic News, vol. 4, no. 4, April.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1989. "Observations of a
Sociologist: The Chronicler of Houstonians' Attitudes Shares
Some Surprising Insights." Houston
Metropolitan Magazine, October, pp. 52-53, 72-73.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Renee K. Gupta. 1989.
"Concern for the Environment: Houstonians Grow Increasingly
Aware of Planet's Limits." The
Houston Post, 10 September, pp. C-1, 4.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Thomas Linneman. 1989.
"Changing Perspectives on National Security: Some Core
Beliefs of the Peace Community have now been accepted by
Mainstream America." Houston
Peace News, August, pp. 4-5.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Thomas Linneman. 1989. "Cold War
Becoming Memory: Houston-ians See Easing of Tensions in
Soviet Relations." The
Houston Post, 13 August, pp. C-1, 5.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Candice Kanja. 1989. "Profiles of
Houston Women, Anti-Abortion and Pro-Choice."The Houston
Post, 9 July, p. C-4.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1989. "Shifting Concerns for
Houston: Residents Sense Old Ways Won't Work These Days." The
Houston Post, 25 June, pp. C-1, C-5.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1989. "Survey Shows Economic
Recovery, Shifting Concerns." Houston
Economic Newsletter, April.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Ned Hibberd. 1988. "Can Quayle
Deliver Boomer Votes? Generational Appeals May Fail, But Age
Gaps Reflect Historical Changes." The
Houston Post, 23 September, p. E-3.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and David Schnur. 1988. "Gay
Rights Support Here Shows Upturn: Referendum, AIDS Scare
Don't Dampen Live-and-Let-Live Attitude." The Houston
Post, 30 June, p. 3E.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1988. "Houston Area Survey Shows
Improvement." Houston
Economic Newsletter,March.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1988. "Environmental Concern
through Boom and Bust: The Houston Area Survey, 1982-1988." Bayou
Banner, June, pp. 1-2.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Keith Thompson. 1988.
"Houstonians' View of U.S.S.R. Shifting: PostÐRice U. Area
Poll Suggests Readiness for a New Relationship." The
Houston Post, 9 June, p. 3E.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1987. "Houston between Two
Eras." Proceedings of HCH Conference, "Houston in Search of
Vision" (October 30-31), pp. 25-29. (Excerpted in Texas
Journal of Ideas, History and Culture, vol. 10, no. 2,
Spring/Summer 1988, p. 22; and reprinted in Texas
Journal of Ideas, History and Culture: Celebrating 25 Years
of the Public Humanities in Texas. Austin,
TX: Texas Council for the Humanities, 1999, p. 87.)
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1987. "Houston Perspectives on
National Security: Some Implications for the Future."Houston
Peace News, October, p. 3.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1987. "Age of Vicarious
Parenting Now Fading: 6 Years of Houston Data Give Clear
Impression of an Unfolding Revolution." The
Houston Post, 25 June, p. 3B.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Jim Asker. 1985. "Religion
Becoming Potent World Force, But Can It Fashion New
Solutions to Unprecedented Problems?" The Houston
Post, 22 August, p. 3B.
Klineberg, Stephen L. , G. L. Hampton, and Jim Asker. 1985.
"Key to Mayor's Race Lies in Ability to Pull Independents." The
Houston Post, 22 August, p. 3B.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Jim Asker. 1985. "One City, 3
Economies, 3 Viewpoints: Anglos, Blacks, Hispanics Differ on
Economic Opportunity Here." The
Houston Post, 13 January, p. 3B.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Jim Asker. 1984. "Age Gap
Reflects Impact of Change: Important Finding Shows Just How
Few Differences Exist." The
Houston Post, 5 December, p. 3B.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Jim Asker. 1984. "Parties'
Adherents Surprisingly Alike: Main Differences in Local Poll
Lie in Defense, Role of Government." The
Houston Post, 28 October, p. 3B.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Jim Asker. 1984. "The Gender
Gap Comes to Bayou City: Houston Men, Women Split on Survey
Questions." The
Houston Post, 20 October, p. 3B.
Klineberg, Stephen L. and Jim Asker. 1984. "Houstonians Look
More to the Future." The
Houston Post, 5 October, p. 3B.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1984. "The Houston Area Surveys:
An Interim Report." Rice Institute for Policy Analysis:Working
Paper Number 3, May.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1983. "A City in Continuity and
Change: Year Two of the Houston Area Survey." Rice Institute
for Policy Analysis: Action
Briefs, no. 4, October.
Klineberg, Stephen L. 1982. "The Houston Area Survey,
1982." Rice Institute for Policy Analysis: Action
Briefs, no. 2, November.
 
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