Warren O Hagstrom
Biographic Data
| ID | 166315 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Warren O Hagstrom |
| GIVEN NAMES | Warren |
| FAMILY NAME | O Hagstrom |
| SIGNATURE | HAGSTROM W O |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Madison |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 345 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 33 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 9 |
Scientific Knowledge: A Sociological Analysis
Observation and experience interpretation words and world beyond experiences sociological projects drawing boundaries proof and self-evidence
Explaining Scientific Consensus: The Case of Mendelian Genetics
Students of Science
A Fragile Power: Scientists and the State
Academics in Chilly Climates
Scientific Consensus and Academic Status Attainment Patterns
Data from probability samples of U.S. graduate faculty in physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, and political science are examined in order to determine whether variation in disciplinary consensus is associated with differences in status-attainment patterns. We argue that high levels of agreement on research priorities and techniques facilitate the accurate and early detection of scientific talent, and we suggest how variation in agreement mi…
The Children of Woot: A History of the Kuba Peoples
The Theory and Practice of Science Indicators
The Production of Culture in Science
Hagstrom employs a production perspective to integrate what is known and reveal what is not known about the relationship between the subject matter of scientific specialties and the structure of the research groups. He also compares the structure of science and engineering work groups
Social Processes of Scientific Development
Competition in Science
Invisible Colleges: Diffusion of Knowledge in Scientific Communities
Reviews qualifications to write these books.But he has an attractive if rather journalistic style, the data he presents are fully documented, and he includes useful appendices with additional technical information.In the first title the author has accumulated his evidence by detailed and extensive research, including encounters with addicts, pushers, and police.He examines all aspects of the drug and its use as an addictive agent, and provides fa…
Hagstrom and Sharon Reply: Universities and Departments as Units in the Stratification of Academic Organizations
Warren O. Hagstrom, Batia Sharon, Hagstrom and Sharon Reply: Universities and Departments as Units in the Stratification of Academic Organizations, Sociology of Education, Vol. 45, No. 4 (Autumn, 1972), pp. 450-458
Inputs, Outputs, and the Prestige of University Science Departments
The Sociology of Research.Gunnar Boalt
Ethics, Politics, and Social Research
The Human Nature of Science: Researchers at Work in Psychiatry
Sponsored and Contest Mobility of American Academic Scientists
Analysis of data for 576 natural scientists currently faculty in U. S. graduate institutions shows that the prestige of the institution where a scientist received his doctorate is related to the prestige of his present affiliation even when the effects of his productivity are controlled. The relative effects of prestige of doctoral institution and productivity vary between different levels of the academic stratification system and between differe…
The Scientific Community
Scientific Community.
Two Dimensions of Cohesiveness in Small Groups
A factor analysis of 19 possible indicators of cohesiveness in 20 college living groups yields two dimensions, one labelled social satisfaction and the other sociometric cohesion. These two dimensions are necessary for the interpretation of various aspects of group behavior and individual behavior in groups, such as the relations between factionalism and participation in group activities and the changes in group behavior accompanying turnover in …
Attitude Change and Social Influence
Sentiment and Kinship Terminology in American Society
The Empirical Classification of Formal Groups: Reply to Gold
Survey Research
Scientific Community.
Competition in Science
Inputs, Outputs, and the Prestige of University Science Departments
Sponsored and Contest Mobility of American Academic Scientists
Analysis of data for 576 natural scientists currently faculty in U. S. graduate institutions shows that the prestige of the institution where a scientist received his doctorate is related to the prestige of his present affiliation even when the effects of his productivity are controlled. The relative effects of prestige of doctoral institution and productivity vary between different levels of the academic stratification system and between differe…
Determinants of Support for Civil Liberties
Scientists in Industry: Conflict and Accomodation
This study analyzes the relationship of professional employees to their professions, and the organizations for which they work
Anomy in Scientific Communities
Anomy in Scientific Communities Get access Warren O. Hagstrom Warren O. Hagstrom University of Wisconsin Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 12, Issue 2, Autumn 1964, Pages 186–195, https://doi.org/10.2307/798981 Published: 07 August 2014
The Sociology of Science
Scientific Consensus and Academic Status Attainment Patterns
Data from probability samples of U.S. graduate faculty in physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, and political science are examined in order to determine whether variation in disciplinary consensus is associated with differences in status-attainment patterns. We argue that high levels of agreement on research priorities and techniques facilitate the accurate and early detection of scientific talent, and we suggest how variation in agreement mi…
Two Dimensions of Cohesiveness in Small Groups
A factor analysis of 19 possible indicators of cohesiveness in 20 college living groups yields two dimensions, one labelled social satisfaction and the other sociometric cohesion. These two dimensions are necessary for the interpretation of various aspects of group behavior and individual behavior in groups, such as the relations between factionalism and participation in group activities and the changes in group behavior accompanying turnover in …
The Empirical Classification of Formal Groups
predicting differential or involvement with this role. 5. The unimportant differences found within the upper, middle, and lower SES categories suggest that finer SES discriminations are of little value in studies of childrearing attitudes. However, further work involving comparisons of high, moderate, and low status-aspiration groups within each major SES category still seems desirable; refinements such as those suggested by degree of status cong…
The Production of Culture in Science
Hagstrom employs a production perspective to integrate what is known and reveal what is not known about the relationship between the subject matter of scientific specialties and the structure of the research groups. He also compares the structure of science and engineering work groups
The Professional Scientist: A Study of American Chemists
The Human Nature of Science: Researchers at Work in Psychiatry
Determinants of Support for Civil Liberties
The Sociology of Science
The Empirical Classification of Formal Groups
predicting differential or involvement with this role. 5. The unimportant differences found within the upper, middle, and lower SES categories suggest that finer SES discriminations are of little value in studies of childrearing attitudes. However, further work involving comparisons of high, moderate, and low status-aspiration groups within each major SES category still seems desirable; refinements such as those suggested by degree of status cong…
Scientists in Industry: Conflict and Accomodation
This study analyzes the relationship of professional employees to their professions, and the organizations for which they work
The Professional Scientist: A Study of American Chemists
Scientists in Industry: Conflict and Accommodation
The Empirical Classification of Formal Groups: Reply to Gold
Survey Research
American Scientists and Nuclear Weapons Policy
Anomy in Scientific Communities
Anomy in Scientific Communities Get access Warren O. Hagstrom Warren O. Hagstrom University of Wisconsin Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 12, Issue 2, Autumn 1964, Pages 186–195, https://doi.org/10.2307/798981 Published: 07 August 2014
Scientific Community.
Two Dimensions of Cohesiveness in Small Groups
A factor analysis of 19 possible indicators of cohesiveness in 20 college living groups yields two dimensions, one labelled social satisfaction and the other sociometric cohesion. These two dimensions are necessary for the interpretation of various aspects of group behavior and individual behavior in groups, such as the relations between factionalism and participation in group activities and the changes in group behavior accompanying turnover in …
Attitude Change and Social Influence
Sentiment and Kinship Terminology in American Society
The Scientific Community
The Human Nature of Science: Researchers at Work in Psychiatry
Sponsored and Contest Mobility of American Academic Scientists
Analysis of data for 576 natural scientists currently faculty in U. S. graduate institutions shows that the prestige of the institution where a scientist received his doctorate is related to the prestige of his present affiliation even when the effects of his productivity are controlled. The relative effects of prestige of doctoral institution and productivity vary between different levels of the academic stratification system and between differe…
Ethics, Politics, and Social Research
The Sociology of Research.Gunnar Boalt
Inputs, Outputs, and the Prestige of University Science Departments
Hagstrom and Sharon Reply: Universities and Departments as Units in the Stratification of Academic Organizations
Warren O. Hagstrom, Batia Sharon, Hagstrom and Sharon Reply: Universities and Departments as Units in the Stratification of Academic Organizations, Sociology of Education, Vol. 45, No. 4 (Autumn, 1972), pp. 450-458
Invisible Colleges: Diffusion of Knowledge in Scientific Communities
Reviews qualifications to write these books.But he has an attractive if rather journalistic style, the data he presents are fully documented, and he includes useful appendices with additional technical information.In the first title the author has accumulated his evidence by detailed and extensive research, including encounters with addicts, pushers, and police.He examines all aspects of the drug and its use as an addictive agent, and provides fa…
Competition in Science
Social Processes of Scientific Development
The Production of Culture in Science
Hagstrom employs a production perspective to integrate what is known and reveal what is not known about the relationship between the subject matter of scientific specialties and the structure of the research groups. He also compares the structure of science and engineering work groups
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