Jerome J Salomone
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 132921 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jerome J Salomone |
| NOMBRES | Jerome J |
| APELLIDO | Salomone |
| FIRMA | SALOMONE J J |
| AFILIACIONES | Southeastern Louisiana University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1967 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Bread and Respect
Economic advantages of familism
Drawing upon diverse sources, including the Census of 1900, we argue that a somewhat unique pattern of settlement and adjustment of Sicilians took place in Louisiana. Sicilians began arriving in Louisiana in the 1880's, typically with their families. Comparatively speaking, they experienced more occupational success than their New York counterparts. By 1900, nearly half were shopkeepers, merchants, and peddlers. They were particularly concentrate…
Sociology, the past 20 years
The passage, settlement, and occupational characteristics of Louisiana's Italian immigrants
This paper explores the general pattern of Italian immigration to Louisiana and describes the occupational attributes of the immigrants in five settlements in the state. The data indicate that unlike the national scene Italian immigration to Louisiana peaked before the 20th century and drew immigrants mainly from Sicily. The great majority of these immigrants were recruited for work on the sugar plantations of southern Louisiana. However, in New …
Race, Inauthenticity, and Religious Cynicism
inant institutions of mass society has proved a recurring theme in social commentary. An exceptionally diverse group of scholars ranging from Marx and Mills to Merton and Parsons1 and beyond have all found common ground in the isolation of man from the social world in which he lives. According to the argument, the worker is detached from the world of work, the citizen excluded from the operations of the state, and the person, in general, dissocia…
Opportunity and the Family
Indicators of Change in the American Family
Professors of the silent generation
An Introduction to Sociology
Sociology, the past 20 years
Professors of the silent generation
Economic advantages of familism
Drawing upon diverse sources, including the Census of 1900, we argue that a somewhat unique pattern of settlement and adjustment of Sicilians took place in Louisiana. Sicilians began arriving in Louisiana in the 1880's, typically with their families. Comparatively speaking, they experienced more occupational success than their New York counterparts. By 1900, nearly half were shopkeepers, merchants, and peddlers. They were particularly concentrate…
The passage, settlement, and occupational characteristics of Louisiana's Italian immigrants
This paper explores the general pattern of Italian immigration to Louisiana and describes the occupational attributes of the immigrants in five settlements in the state. The data indicate that unlike the national scene Italian immigration to Louisiana peaked before the 20th century and drew immigrants mainly from Sicily. The great majority of these immigrants were recruited for work on the sugar plantations of southern Louisiana. However, in New …
An Introduction to Sociology
An Introduction to Sociology
Professors of the silent generation
Indicators of Change in the American Family
Race, Inauthenticity, and Religious Cynicism
inant institutions of mass society has proved a recurring theme in social commentary. An exceptionally diverse group of scholars ranging from Marx and Mills to Merton and Parsons1 and beyond have all found common ground in the isolation of man from the social world in which he lives. According to the argument, the worker is detached from the world of work, the citizen excluded from the operations of the state, and the person, in general, dissocia…
Opportunity and the Family
The passage, settlement, and occupational characteristics of Louisiana's Italian immigrants
This paper explores the general pattern of Italian immigration to Louisiana and describes the occupational attributes of the immigrants in five settlements in the state. The data indicate that unlike the national scene Italian immigration to Louisiana peaked before the 20th century and drew immigrants mainly from Sicily. The great majority of these immigrants were recruited for work on the sugar plantations of southern Louisiana. However, in New …
Sociology, the past 20 years
Economic advantages of familism
Drawing upon diverse sources, including the Census of 1900, we argue that a somewhat unique pattern of settlement and adjustment of Sicilians took place in Louisiana. Sicilians began arriving in Louisiana in the 1880's, typically with their families. Comparatively speaking, they experienced more occupational success than their New York counterparts. By 1900, nearly half were shopkeepers, merchants, and peddlers. They were particularly concentrate…
Bread and Respect
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