Martin Schultz
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3632162 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Martin Schultz |
| NOMBRES | Martin |
| APELLIDO | Schultz |
| FIRMA | SCHULTZ M |
| AFILIACIONES | East Carolina University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1259-645X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Self-assessed health status and associated mortality in endocarditis
Teaching, tracking, and marketing our product
Une méthode de recherche histologique appliquée au matériel osseux archéologique
Wapler Ulrike, Schultz Martin. Une méthode de recherche histologique appliquée au matériel osseux archéologique : l'exemple des cribra orbitalia. In: Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'anthropologie de Paris, Nouvelle Série. Tome 8 fascicule 3-4, 1996. pp. 421-431
Occupational pursuits of free American women
Internships in Sociology
Internship courses recently have become an integral part of many social science degree programs. At the same time, concern about liability issues has intensified in American society as a whole, especially in fields such as education, where the possibility of litigation poses a greater threat than in the past. This article reviews a variety of conditions and situations bearing on the legal responsibilities and liabilities of internship courses. Sp…
Black on Black Violence
Divorce Patterns in Nineteenth-Century New England
Sociological explanations of marital disruption and social change have relied on official governmental statistics that trace the emergence of divorce to the late 1800s. New data (N = 2,241) derived from an eight-county sample in three New England states during the 1800- 1860 period are compared with existing evidence for the late nineteenth-century. The findings indicate that divorce rates emerged in the early 1800s, increased sharply in the mid-…
Sociology in a Changing World
This new ninth edition of SOCIOLOGY IN A CHANGING WORLD will help you visualize sociology all around you! Let this experienced author help you explore the reality of social change and its impact on individuals, groups, and societies throughout the world. SOCIOLOGY IN A CHANGING WORLD uses the theme of social change to tie together the many elements of sociology while helping you develop an understanding of the science. Soon, you will begin to see…
Occupational pursuits of free women in early America
Divorce in Early America
The recent increase in American divorce rates has aroused a great deal of media publicity, popular discussion, and social science research. Several recent works have begun to reexamine the origins, trends, and implications of divorce in American history. This paper presents systematic data concerning the extent of divorce in three North Central states for the 1810–60 period. The findings establish the incidence of mass divorce for a considerable …
The Changing American Family from the Preindustrial to the Industrial Period
Rodman, Hyman 1963 The lower class value stretch. Social Forces 42:205-15. 1967 Marriage, Family, and Society: A Reader. New York: Random House. Rossi, Peter w., wllniam A. Sampson, Christine E. Bose, Guillermina Jasso and Jeff Passel 1974 Measuring household social standing. Social Science Research 3:169-90. Sampson, William A. and Peter H. Rossi 1975 Race and family social standing. American Sociological Review 40:201-14
The American Family in the Preindustrial Period
This research parallels two earlier investigations of preindustrial American family patterns during the periods of 1741-1794 and 1794-1825. The present investigation involves a content analysis of magazines for the third period, 1825-1850. Special attention is given to power patterns between husband and wife, romantic love, motivations for marriage, and advocated and actual sanctions implemented toward individuals involved in premarital and extra…
The Changing American Family from the Preindustrial to the Industrial Period
Rodman, Hyman 1963 The lower class value stretch. Social Forces 42:205-15. 1967 Marriage, Family, and Society: A Reader. New York: Random House. Rossi, Peter w., wllniam A. Sampson, Christine E. Bose, Guillermina Jasso and Jeff Passel 1974 Measuring household social standing. Social Science Research 3:169-90. Sampson, William A. and Peter H. Rossi 1975 Race and family social standing. American Sociological Review 40:201-14
The American Family in the Preindustrial Period
This research parallels two earlier investigations of preindustrial American family patterns during the periods of 1741-1794 and 1794-1825. The present investigation involves a content analysis of magazines for the third period, 1825-1850. Special attention is given to power patterns between husband and wife, romantic love, motivations for marriage, and advocated and actual sanctions implemented toward individuals involved in premarital and extra…
Une méthode de recherche histologique appliquée au matériel osseux archéologique
Wapler Ulrike, Schultz Martin. Une méthode de recherche histologique appliquée au matériel osseux archéologique : l'exemple des cribra orbitalia. In: Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'anthropologie de Paris, Nouvelle Série. Tome 8 fascicule 3-4, 1996. pp. 421-431
Divorce Patterns in Nineteenth-Century New England
Sociological explanations of marital disruption and social change have relied on official governmental statistics that trace the emergence of divorce to the late 1800s. New data (N = 2,241) derived from an eight-county sample in three New England states during the 1800- 1860 period are compared with existing evidence for the late nineteenth-century. The findings indicate that divorce rates emerged in the early 1800s, increased sharply in the mid-…
Divorce in Early America
The recent increase in American divorce rates has aroused a great deal of media publicity, popular discussion, and social science research. Several recent works have begun to reexamine the origins, trends, and implications of divorce in American history. This paper presents systematic data concerning the extent of divorce in three North Central states for the 1810–60 period. The findings establish the incidence of mass divorce for a considerable …
Occupational pursuits of free American women
Occupational pursuits of free women in early America
The American Family in the Preindustrial Period
This research parallels two earlier investigations of preindustrial American family patterns during the periods of 1741-1794 and 1794-1825. The present investigation involves a content analysis of magazines for the third period, 1825-1850. Special attention is given to power patterns between husband and wife, romantic love, motivations for marriage, and advocated and actual sanctions implemented toward individuals involved in premarital and extra…
The Changing American Family from the Preindustrial to the Industrial Period
Rodman, Hyman 1963 The lower class value stretch. Social Forces 42:205-15. 1967 Marriage, Family, and Society: A Reader. New York: Random House. Rossi, Peter w., wllniam A. Sampson, Christine E. Bose, Guillermina Jasso and Jeff Passel 1974 Measuring household social standing. Social Science Research 3:169-90. Sampson, William A. and Peter H. Rossi 1975 Race and family social standing. American Sociological Review 40:201-14
Divorce in Early America
The recent increase in American divorce rates has aroused a great deal of media publicity, popular discussion, and social science research. Several recent works have begun to reexamine the origins, trends, and implications of divorce in American history. This paper presents systematic data concerning the extent of divorce in three North Central states for the 1810–60 period. The findings establish the incidence of mass divorce for a considerable …
Occupational pursuits of free women in early America
Sociology in a Changing World
This new ninth edition of SOCIOLOGY IN A CHANGING WORLD will help you visualize sociology all around you! Let this experienced author help you explore the reality of social change and its impact on individuals, groups, and societies throughout the world. SOCIOLOGY IN A CHANGING WORLD uses the theme of social change to tie together the many elements of sociology while helping you develop an understanding of the science. Soon, you will begin to see…
Black on Black Violence
Divorce Patterns in Nineteenth-Century New England
Sociological explanations of marital disruption and social change have relied on official governmental statistics that trace the emergence of divorce to the late 1800s. New data (N = 2,241) derived from an eight-county sample in three New England states during the 1800- 1860 period are compared with existing evidence for the late nineteenth-century. The findings indicate that divorce rates emerged in the early 1800s, increased sharply in the mid-…
Occupational pursuits of free American women
Internships in Sociology
Internship courses recently have become an integral part of many social science degree programs. At the same time, concern about liability issues has intensified in American society as a whole, especially in fields such as education, where the possibility of litigation poses a greater threat than in the past. This article reviews a variety of conditions and situations bearing on the legal responsibilities and liabilities of internship courses. Sp…
Une méthode de recherche histologique appliquée au matériel osseux archéologique
Wapler Ulrike, Schultz Martin. Une méthode de recherche histologique appliquée au matériel osseux archéologique : l'exemple des cribra orbitalia. In: Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'anthropologie de Paris, Nouvelle Série. Tome 8 fascicule 3-4, 1996. pp. 421-431
Teaching, tracking, and marketing our product
Self-assessed health status and associated mortality in endocarditis
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