D John Grove
Biographic Data
| ID | 132004 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D John Grove |
| GIVEN NAMES | D John |
| FAMILY NAME | Grove |
| SIGNATURE | GROVE D J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Denver |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Global Inequality
Global Cultural Fragmentation
We examine the contention that global cultural fragmentation persists because it is anchored in increasingly autonomous cultural fields, which produces both challenges to the state and maintains parallel global cultural zones. Instead of a diverse world slowly culturally homogenizing under the onslaught of economic globalization, the emerging autonomous cultural fields creates both intense nationalist struggles over alternative modes of cultural …
Have the post-reform ethnic gains eroded? A seven-nation study
This study explores the question of whether there is a match between past need and present beneficiaries in reform-minded multi-ethnic societies. The results show that in all seven countries ethnic inequalities have declined but that in some cases the gains made had already begun to erode in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Upper-income disadvantaged groups have benefited the most from reform and likewise have been the major sufferers from the ero…
Education and the Ethnic Division of Labor in Reform-Minded Societies
Has the expansion of secondary and higher education during the period from 1950 to 1970 restructured the ethnic division of labor? This seven-nation cross-cultural study examines the extent to which changes in education have transformed the ethnic occupational structure in reform-oriented societies. The results show that in five out of the seven countries, the ethnic division of labor became less hierarchically specialized. In the remaining two c…
Who benefits from ethnic income redistribution
Restructuring the Cultural Division of Labor in Malaysia and Sri Lanka
This article examines preferential treatment strategies in Malaysia and Sri Lanka that are designed to restructure the cultural division of labor. National culture is redefined and labor-market closure mechanisms are altered in order to elevate the position of the Sinhalese and Malays who are politically, but not economically, dominant. The results show that cultural preferential systems can restructure employment practices, and help those groups…
On Measuring Intergroup Inequality
This article develops an alternative measure for use in comparing two income distributions. The measure builds on the argument that under certain conditions inequality and dissimilarity are not the same thing, and this difference can be used to develop a measure of 'crossover.' As far as we know, no analyst has developed a statistical measure that can determine the size of crossover (overlap) between two cumulative distribution functions. The mea…
Cultural Participation and Educational Achievement
This cross-cultural study examines the sociolinguistic contention that schools reward ethnic groups on the basis of their participation in cultural capital. Although the results of this study show that educational differentials have diminished over time, the considerable variation in educational improvement in different parts of the world is unrelated to the inculcation of cultural capital. Ethnic groups that have maintained their separate cultur…
Ethnic differentials
Educational attainment and socio‐economic mobility within ethnic groups
1981). Educational attainment and socio‐economic mobility within ethnic groups. Ethnic and Racial Studies: Vol. 4, No. 4, pp. 466-475
The effect of economic development and growth on ethnic income mobility
Ethnic Social, Political, and Economic Progress
This article examines the thesis that a reduction in occupational and educational differentials across cross-cutting lines of differentiation, and a more representative government, will have a redistributive effect on ethnic income distribution. This thesis emerges out of the liberal theory of development which implicitly assumes that equalizing opportunity structures across cultural divisions, and increasing political participation, will eventua…
Ethnic Socioeconomic Redistribution
multiethnic societies. The process of modernization and industrialization, and the introduction of the welfare state system, is expected to bring about not only a greater socioeconomic equality but also, indirectly, greater ethnic equality. However, there is no tradition of systematic work on ethnic or racial inequality, and, consequently, we know very little about the degree of ethnic redistribution in different parts of the world. This paper is…
A test of the ethnic equalization hypothesis
A Cross-National Examination of Cross-Cutting and Reinforcing Cultural Cleavages
A test of the ethnic equalization hypothesis
Restructuring the Cultural Division of Labor in Malaysia and Sri Lanka
This article examines preferential treatment strategies in Malaysia and Sri Lanka that are designed to restructure the cultural division of labor. National culture is redefined and labor-market closure mechanisms are altered in order to elevate the position of the Sinhalese and Malays who are politically, but not economically, dominant. The results show that cultural preferential systems can restructure employment practices, and help those groups…
A Cross-National Examination of Cross-Cutting and Reinforcing Cultural Cleavages
Ethnic Socioeconomic Redistribution
multiethnic societies. The process of modernization and industrialization, and the introduction of the welfare state system, is expected to bring about not only a greater socioeconomic equality but also, indirectly, greater ethnic equality. However, there is no tradition of systematic work on ethnic or racial inequality, and, consequently, we know very little about the degree of ethnic redistribution in different parts of the world. This paper is…
Who benefits from ethnic income redistribution
On Measuring Intergroup Inequality
This article develops an alternative measure for use in comparing two income distributions. The measure builds on the argument that under certain conditions inequality and dissimilarity are not the same thing, and this difference can be used to develop a measure of 'crossover.' As far as we know, no analyst has developed a statistical measure that can determine the size of crossover (overlap) between two cumulative distribution functions. The mea…
Educational attainment and socio‐economic mobility within ethnic groups
1981). Educational attainment and socio‐economic mobility within ethnic groups. Ethnic and Racial Studies: Vol. 4, No. 4, pp. 466-475
The effect of economic development and growth on ethnic income mobility
Global Cultural Fragmentation
We examine the contention that global cultural fragmentation persists because it is anchored in increasingly autonomous cultural fields, which produces both challenges to the state and maintains parallel global cultural zones. Instead of a diverse world slowly culturally homogenizing under the onslaught of economic globalization, the emerging autonomous cultural fields creates both intense nationalist struggles over alternative modes of cultural …
Have the post-reform ethnic gains eroded? A seven-nation study
This study explores the question of whether there is a match between past need and present beneficiaries in reform-minded multi-ethnic societies. The results show that in all seven countries ethnic inequalities have declined but that in some cases the gains made had already begun to erode in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Upper-income disadvantaged groups have benefited the most from reform and likewise have been the major sufferers from the ero…
Cultural Participation and Educational Achievement
This cross-cultural study examines the sociolinguistic contention that schools reward ethnic groups on the basis of their participation in cultural capital. Although the results of this study show that educational differentials have diminished over time, the considerable variation in educational improvement in different parts of the world is unrelated to the inculcation of cultural capital. Ethnic groups that have maintained their separate cultur…
Ethnic differentials
Ethnic Social, Political, and Economic Progress
This article examines the thesis that a reduction in occupational and educational differentials across cross-cutting lines of differentiation, and a more representative government, will have a redistributive effect on ethnic income distribution. This thesis emerges out of the liberal theory of development which implicitly assumes that equalizing opportunity structures across cultural divisions, and increasing political participation, will eventua…
A Cross-National Examination of Cross-Cutting and Reinforcing Cultural Cleavages
A test of the ethnic equalization hypothesis
Ethnic Socioeconomic Redistribution
multiethnic societies. The process of modernization and industrialization, and the introduction of the welfare state system, is expected to bring about not only a greater socioeconomic equality but also, indirectly, greater ethnic equality. However, there is no tradition of systematic work on ethnic or racial inequality, and, consequently, we know very little about the degree of ethnic redistribution in different parts of the world. This paper is…
The effect of economic development and growth on ethnic income mobility
Ethnic Social, Political, and Economic Progress
This article examines the thesis that a reduction in occupational and educational differentials across cross-cutting lines of differentiation, and a more representative government, will have a redistributive effect on ethnic income distribution. This thesis emerges out of the liberal theory of development which implicitly assumes that equalizing opportunity structures across cultural divisions, and increasing political participation, will eventua…
Educational attainment and socio‐economic mobility within ethnic groups
1981). Educational attainment and socio‐economic mobility within ethnic groups. Ethnic and Racial Studies: Vol. 4, No. 4, pp. 466-475
Ethnic differentials
Cultural Participation and Educational Achievement
This cross-cultural study examines the sociolinguistic contention that schools reward ethnic groups on the basis of their participation in cultural capital. Although the results of this study show that educational differentials have diminished over time, the considerable variation in educational improvement in different parts of the world is unrelated to the inculcation of cultural capital. Ethnic groups that have maintained their separate cultur…
Restructuring the Cultural Division of Labor in Malaysia and Sri Lanka
This article examines preferential treatment strategies in Malaysia and Sri Lanka that are designed to restructure the cultural division of labor. National culture is redefined and labor-market closure mechanisms are altered in order to elevate the position of the Sinhalese and Malays who are politically, but not economically, dominant. The results show that cultural preferential systems can restructure employment practices, and help those groups…
On Measuring Intergroup Inequality
This article develops an alternative measure for use in comparing two income distributions. The measure builds on the argument that under certain conditions inequality and dissimilarity are not the same thing, and this difference can be used to develop a measure of 'crossover.' As far as we know, no analyst has developed a statistical measure that can determine the size of crossover (overlap) between two cumulative distribution functions. The mea…
Who benefits from ethnic income redistribution
Education and the Ethnic Division of Labor in Reform-Minded Societies
Has the expansion of secondary and higher education during the period from 1950 to 1970 restructured the ethnic division of labor? This seven-nation cross-cultural study examines the extent to which changes in education have transformed the ethnic occupational structure in reform-oriented societies. The results show that in five out of the seven countries, the ethnic division of labor became less hierarchically specialized. In the remaining two c…
Have the post-reform ethnic gains eroded? A seven-nation study
This study explores the question of whether there is a match between past need and present beneficiaries in reform-minded multi-ethnic societies. The results show that in all seven countries ethnic inequalities have declined but that in some cases the gains made had already begun to erode in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Upper-income disadvantaged groups have benefited the most from reform and likewise have been the major sufferers from the ero…
Global Cultural Fragmentation
We examine the contention that global cultural fragmentation persists because it is anchored in increasingly autonomous cultural fields, which produces both challenges to the state and maintains parallel global cultural zones. Instead of a diverse world slowly culturally homogenizing under the onslaught of economic globalization, the emerging autonomous cultural fields creates both intense nationalist struggles over alternative modes of cultural …
Global Inequality
Political science (11 works) · Economics (10 works) · Ethnic group (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Development economics (7 works) · Demographic economics (6 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Anthropology (5 works) · Intergenerational and Educational Inequality Studies (5 works) · Income, Poverty, and Inequality (4 works)