Bette S Denich
Biographic Data
| ID | 153241 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bette S Denich |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bette S |
| FAMILY NAME | Denich |
| SIGNATURE | DENICH B S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
European Moslems: Economy and Ethnicity in Western Bosnia. William G. Lockwood
Urbanization and Women's Roles in Yugoslavia
Les effets differentiels de l'urbanisation sur les hommes et les femmes en Yougoslavie sous le regime socialiste. La perpetuation de la dichotomie traditionnelle entre les roles de chacun des sexes, role public de l'homme, role prive de la femme
Environment and Choice in Rapid Social Change1
Drawing on contemporary ecological and decision-making theories, we develop a model synthesizing the concepts of environmental structure and individual choice. This approach avoids a static/dynamic dichotomy and therefore can explain behavioral processes in stable adaptation, gradual change, and rapid transformation. The application of the model is illustrated in two situations of rapid economic changeone in Yugoslavia, the other in Newfoundland-…
Sources of Leadership in the Yugoslav Revolution: A Local-Level Study
Peasant revolution' is an anomalous concept. The oppressed in past class societies have been predominantly peasant,1 and this situation continues in the contemporary world, if the definition of 'peasant' includes the dependent agricultural producers of the Third World. However, the distinction between humanistic sympathies and political realities led Marx, and subsequent theorists, to a negative view of the capacity of peasants to carry out succe…
Other: The Family in Search of a Future: Alternative Models for Moderns. Herbert A. Otto
Environment and Choice in Rapid Social Change1
Drawing on contemporary ecological and decision-making theories, we develop a model synthesizing the concepts of environmental structure and individual choice. This approach avoids a static/dynamic dichotomy and therefore can explain behavioral processes in stable adaptation, gradual change, and rapid transformation. The application of the model is illustrated in two situations of rapid economic changeone in Yugoslavia, the other in Newfoundland-…
Urbanization and Women's Roles in Yugoslavia
Les effets differentiels de l'urbanisation sur les hommes et les femmes en Yougoslavie sous le regime socialiste. La perpetuation de la dichotomie traditionnelle entre les roles de chacun des sexes, role public de l'homme, role prive de la femme
Sources of Leadership in the Yugoslav Revolution: A Local-Level Study
Peasant revolution' is an anomalous concept. The oppressed in past class societies have been predominantly peasant,1 and this situation continues in the contemporary world, if the definition of 'peasant' includes the dependent agricultural producers of the Third World. However, the distinction between humanistic sympathies and political realities led Marx, and subsequent theorists, to a negative view of the capacity of peasants to carry out succe…
Other: The Family in Search of a Future: Alternative Models for Moderns. Herbert A. Otto
Urbanization and Women's Roles in Yugoslavia
Les effets differentiels de l'urbanisation sur les hommes et les femmes en Yougoslavie sous le regime socialiste. La perpetuation de la dichotomie traditionnelle entre les roles de chacun des sexes, role public de l'homme, role prive de la femme
Environment and Choice in Rapid Social Change1
Drawing on contemporary ecological and decision-making theories, we develop a model synthesizing the concepts of environmental structure and individual choice. This approach avoids a static/dynamic dichotomy and therefore can explain behavioral processes in stable adaptation, gradual change, and rapid transformation. The application of the model is illustrated in two situations of rapid economic changeone in Yugoslavia, the other in Newfoundland-…
Sources of Leadership in the Yugoslav Revolution: A Local-Level Study
Peasant revolution' is an anomalous concept. The oppressed in past class societies have been predominantly peasant,1 and this situation continues in the contemporary world, if the definition of 'peasant' includes the dependent agricultural producers of the Third World. However, the distinction between humanistic sympathies and political realities led Marx, and subsequent theorists, to a negative view of the capacity of peasants to carry out succe…
European Moslems: Economy and Ethnicity in Western Bosnia. William G. Lockwood
Sociology (4 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Agriculture (2 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · History (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)