Garth Massey
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 89557 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Garth Massey |
| NOMBRES | Garth |
| APELLIDO | Massey |
| FIRMA | MASSEY G |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Wyoming |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 230 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Ways of Social Change
NEW TO THIS EDITION: • New topics include the winding down of the Arab uprising, the Supreme Court's weakening of restrictions on money in politics, and the assortment of new digital technologies. • Increased coverage of global and comparative perspectives; the concept of globalization; social change in less affluent nations; the impact of digital technology; and growing income and wealth inequality. • Additional perspectives from cultural histor…
New Directions in Sociology
Ethnic intolerance and ethnic conflict in the dissolution of Yugoslavia
The causal link between ethnic intolerance and ethnic conflict is tested using four highly comparable data sets from Croatia that span the time before and after the violent dissolution of Yugoslavia: 1984-5, 1989-90, 1996 and 2003. Though most approaches to ethnic conflict posit a social-psychological dimension critical to violent encounters, our analysis provides an unprecedented empirical examination that dispels the commonly held view that eth…
Thinking about Affirmative Action
Despite a history of legal discrimination and practices of racial and ethnic exclusion, there is widespread doubt about the fairness and applicability of affirmative action policies. Opponents range from the most socially and politically conservative to moderates who find it difficult to justify preferential policies. The current debate over affirmative action in higher education has temporarily shifted to arguments concerning the value of divers…
Making Sense of Work on the Wind River Indian Reservation
Nationalism, liberalism and liberal nationalism in post‐war Croatia
This article analyses ethnic nationalism and liberalism as expressed in the views of Croatians in the aftermath of the 1991–5 war – a war during which ethnic‐nationalist rhetoric played a large role. Because the war was part of systemic change in the nation, including the adoption of more democratic and capitalist social formation, we also anticipated economic and political liberalism to be present among a sizeable portion of the population. We p…
Introduction to Sociology
Ethnic Enclaves and Intolerance
Journal Article Ethnic Enclaves and Intolerance: The Case of Yugoslavia Get access Garth Massey, Garth Massey University of Wyoming Please direct correspondence to Garth Massey, Department of Sociology, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 82071. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Randy Hodson, Randy Hodson Ohio State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Duško Seku…
Women in the League of Yugoslav Communists
In light of women's declining participation in politics in Eastern and Central Europe since 1989, it is important to determine the fuller effect of this change on women's life chances, including the influence of political participation on occupational attainment. We examine membership in the League of Yugoslav Communists (LYC) as a factor in women's occupational attainment in the former Yugoslavia. Using survey data gathered in Croatia from 1994-…
Women in the league of Yugoslav communists
The Balkanization of the West
Women, Men, and the 'Second Shift' in Socialist Yugoslavia
The authors examine the 'second shift' in the former socialist Yugoslavia through the analysis of 1989-90 data from a random sample of 7,790 adults in the paid labor force. Despite working outside the home, women are primarily responsible for housework. Neither education, occupation, urbanization, nor participation in the informal economy has a significant effect in reducing this; only the presence of an older female in the household measurably r…
National Tolerance in the Former Yugoslavia
This article analyzes patterns of tolerance among nationalities in the former Yugoslavia. Greater tolerance among urban residents, those from nationally diverse republics, and those with nationally mixed parentage and less tolerance among religious people strongly support the modernization theory of ethnic relations. The association of unemployment with intolerance and outbreaks of violence in areas with greater national diversity support theorie…
Who Were the Yugoslavs? Failed Sources of a Common Identity in the Former Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia's leaders believed that a policy of equality among the many nationalities in Yugoslavia, in tandem with Communist Party hegemony, would allow nationalism within Yugoslavia to exist, mature, andfinally diminish as a political force without jeopardizing the political stability and economic development of the country as a whole. Consequently the identification of people with their nationality was accepted to the neglect of an identity ass…
Somalia Before the Fall
(1994). Somalia Before the Fall. Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue canadienne des etudes africaines: Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 123-126
Herders, Warriors, and Traders
The Secret of the Miracle Economy
A Final Look at the Critical Perspective of the Yugoslav Praxis Group
Subsistence and Change
Those Illusive Peasants Redux
Once again we are being treated to the spectacle of peasant-production-as-milch-cow-of-development. At least, that has been the plan. Investing approximately eleven percent of its expenditures in agriculture the revolutionary government of Ethiopia sought to enlist the Ethiopian peasantry nearly forty million strong in the great leap from feudalism to freedom and dignity. Alas, the peasants seem to be quietly resisting their capture. The spectacl…
Subsistence and Change
Rockdale
Critical Dimensions in Urban Life
The dramaturgical society
Sociological Theory in Research Practice
Who Were the Yugoslavs? Failed Sources of a Common Identity in the Former Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia's leaders believed that a policy of equality among the many nationalities in Yugoslavia, in tandem with Communist Party hegemony, would allow nationalism within Yugoslavia to exist, mature, andfinally diminish as a political force without jeopardizing the political stability and economic development of the country as a whole. Consequently the identification of people with their nationality was accepted to the neglect of an identity ass…
Ethnic intolerance and ethnic conflict in the dissolution of Yugoslavia
The causal link between ethnic intolerance and ethnic conflict is tested using four highly comparable data sets from Croatia that span the time before and after the violent dissolution of Yugoslavia: 1984-5, 1989-90, 1996 and 2003. Though most approaches to ethnic conflict posit a social-psychological dimension critical to violent encounters, our analysis provides an unprecedented empirical examination that dispels the commonly held view that eth…
National Tolerance in the Former Yugoslavia
This article analyzes patterns of tolerance among nationalities in the former Yugoslavia. Greater tolerance among urban residents, those from nationally diverse republics, and those with nationally mixed parentage and less tolerance among religious people strongly support the modernization theory of ethnic relations. The association of unemployment with intolerance and outbreaks of violence in areas with greater national diversity support theorie…
Ethnic Enclaves and Intolerance
Journal Article Ethnic Enclaves and Intolerance: The Case of Yugoslavia Get access Garth Massey, Garth Massey University of Wyoming Please direct correspondence to Garth Massey, Department of Sociology, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 82071. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Randy Hodson, Randy Hodson Ohio State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Duško Seku…
Nationalism, liberalism and liberal nationalism in post‐war Croatia
This article analyses ethnic nationalism and liberalism as expressed in the views of Croatians in the aftermath of the 1991–5 war – a war during which ethnic‐nationalist rhetoric played a large role. Because the war was part of systemic change in the nation, including the adoption of more democratic and capitalist social formation, we also anticipated economic and political liberalism to be present among a sizeable portion of the population. We p…
The dramaturgical society
Women, Men, and the 'Second Shift' in Socialist Yugoslavia
The authors examine the 'second shift' in the former socialist Yugoslavia through the analysis of 1989-90 data from a random sample of 7,790 adults in the paid labor force. Despite working outside the home, women are primarily responsible for housework. Neither education, occupation, urbanization, nor participation in the informal economy has a significant effect in reducing this; only the presence of an older female in the household measurably r…
Making Sense of Work on the Wind River Indian Reservation
Ways of Social Change
NEW TO THIS EDITION: • New topics include the winding down of the Arab uprising, the Supreme Court's weakening of restrictions on money in politics, and the assortment of new digital technologies. • Increased coverage of global and comparative perspectives; the concept of globalization; social change in less affluent nations; the impact of digital technology; and growing income and wealth inequality. • Additional perspectives from cultural histor…
Studying Social Class
The question of changing social classes, and in particular of classes in close proximity, has been explored since the early 1960s through various perspectives. This paper examines two of these perspectives, the cultural and the situational, in the context of the culture of poverty debate and the thesis of “embourgeoisement.” Both cases exemplify serious weaknesses in social class research, weaknesses that are traced to the failure of each to deal…
Somalia Before the Fall
(1994). Somalia Before the Fall. Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue canadienne des etudes africaines: Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 123-126
Studying Social Class
The question of changing social classes, and in particular of classes in close proximity, has been explored since the early 1960s through various perspectives. This paper examines two of these perspectives, the cultural and the situational, in the context of the culture of poverty debate and the thesis of “embourgeoisement.” Both cases exemplify serious weaknesses in social class research, weaknesses that are traced to the failure of each to deal…
The Politics of Communication
Sociological Theory in Research Practice
The dramaturgical society
Rockdale
Critical Dimensions in Urban Life
Those Illusive Peasants Redux
Once again we are being treated to the spectacle of peasant-production-as-milch-cow-of-development. At least, that has been the plan. Investing approximately eleven percent of its expenditures in agriculture the revolutionary government of Ethiopia sought to enlist the Ethiopian peasantry nearly forty million strong in the great leap from feudalism to freedom and dignity. Alas, the peasants seem to be quietly resisting their capture. The spectacl…
Subsistence and Change
Subsistence and Change
A Final Look at the Critical Perspective of the Yugoslav Praxis Group
The Secret of the Miracle Economy
Herders, Warriors, and Traders
National Tolerance in the Former Yugoslavia
This article analyzes patterns of tolerance among nationalities in the former Yugoslavia. Greater tolerance among urban residents, those from nationally diverse republics, and those with nationally mixed parentage and less tolerance among religious people strongly support the modernization theory of ethnic relations. The association of unemployment with intolerance and outbreaks of violence in areas with greater national diversity support theorie…
Who Were the Yugoslavs? Failed Sources of a Common Identity in the Former Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia's leaders believed that a policy of equality among the many nationalities in Yugoslavia, in tandem with Communist Party hegemony, would allow nationalism within Yugoslavia to exist, mature, andfinally diminish as a political force without jeopardizing the political stability and economic development of the country as a whole. Consequently the identification of people with their nationality was accepted to the neglect of an identity ass…
Somalia Before the Fall
(1994). Somalia Before the Fall. Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue canadienne des etudes africaines: Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 123-126
Women, Men, and the 'Second Shift' in Socialist Yugoslavia
The authors examine the 'second shift' in the former socialist Yugoslavia through the analysis of 1989-90 data from a random sample of 7,790 adults in the paid labor force. Despite working outside the home, women are primarily responsible for housework. Neither education, occupation, urbanization, nor participation in the informal economy has a significant effect in reducing this; only the presence of an older female in the household measurably r…
The Balkanization of the West
Women in the League of Yugoslav Communists
In light of women's declining participation in politics in Eastern and Central Europe since 1989, it is important to determine the fuller effect of this change on women's life chances, including the influence of political participation on occupational attainment. We examine membership in the League of Yugoslav Communists (LYC) as a factor in women's occupational attainment in the former Yugoslavia. Using survey data gathered in Croatia from 1994-…
Women in the league of Yugoslav communists
Ethnic Enclaves and Intolerance
Journal Article Ethnic Enclaves and Intolerance: The Case of Yugoslavia Get access Garth Massey, Garth Massey University of Wyoming Please direct correspondence to Garth Massey, Department of Sociology, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY 82071. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Randy Hodson, Randy Hodson Ohio State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Duško Seku…
Introduction to Sociology
Nationalism, liberalism and liberal nationalism in post‐war Croatia
This article analyses ethnic nationalism and liberalism as expressed in the views of Croatians in the aftermath of the 1991–5 war – a war during which ethnic‐nationalist rhetoric played a large role. Because the war was part of systemic change in the nation, including the adoption of more democratic and capitalist social formation, we also anticipated economic and political liberalism to be present among a sizeable portion of the population. We p…
Thinking about Affirmative Action
Despite a history of legal discrimination and practices of racial and ethnic exclusion, there is widespread doubt about the fairness and applicability of affirmative action policies. Opponents range from the most socially and politically conservative to moderates who find it difficult to justify preferential policies. The current debate over affirmative action in higher education has temporarily shifted to arguments concerning the value of divers…
Making Sense of Work on the Wind River Indian Reservation
Ethnic intolerance and ethnic conflict in the dissolution of Yugoslavia
The causal link between ethnic intolerance and ethnic conflict is tested using four highly comparable data sets from Croatia that span the time before and after the violent dissolution of Yugoslavia: 1984-5, 1989-90, 1996 and 2003. Though most approaches to ethnic conflict posit a social-psychological dimension critical to violent encounters, our analysis provides an unprecedented empirical examination that dispels the commonly held view that eth…
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