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Socialization of Constitution-Makers: Political Experience, Role Conflict, and Attitude Change

The socialization of political elites is a relatively new topic of concern to political scientists. The question is often asked nowadays to what extent does the actual performance of a political role alter the attitudes of decision makers about the nature and performance of their job. In other words, can the formal structure and process within which the public official must perform his political role change his attitudes about that role? The setting of the state constitutional convention and the nature of the constitution-