Linda M Lobao
Biographic Data
| ID | 168719 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Linda M Lobao |
| GIVEN NAMES | Linda M |
| FAMILY NAME | Lobao |
| SIGNATURE | LOBAO L M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 235 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
The Sociology of Spatial Inequality
Public Concern with Farm-Animal Welfare: Religion, Politics, and Human Disadvantage in the Food Sector
The welfare of farm animals has become a continuing source of controversy as states seek greater regulation over the livestock industry. However, empirical studies addressing the determinants of public concern for farm-animal welfare are limited. Religion and politics, two institutional bases of attitudes, are rarely explored. Nor have sociologists responded systematically to the popular charge that people concerned with animal welfare care less …
Sociology of Spatial Inequality, The
Public Concern with Animal Well-Being: Place, Social Structural Location, and Individual Experience
While sociologists and the public at large are increasingly interested in the life conditions of animals, conceptual and empirical development of the topic is limited. This paper seeks to further develop the sociological research on attitudes toward animal well-being. We build on insights from contemporary stratification theory to explain the nature of animal attitudes and their determinants. We also extend past work by examining a broader range …
Development Context, Regional Differences among Young Women, and Fertility: The Ecuadorean Amazon
Journal Article Development Context, Regional Differences among Young Women, and Fertility: The Ecuadorean Amazon Get access Linda M. Lobao, Linda M. Lobao The Ohio State University Please direct all correspondence to Linda Lobao, Rural Sociology Program, College of Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Ohio State University, Columbus OH 43210. E-mail: [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Schol…
Farmers' and Farm Workers' Movements: Social Protest in American Agriculture
Rural Poverty in America
Still Going: Recent Debates on the Goldschmidt Hypothesis1
The literature on the Goldschmidt (1978a) hypothesis has passed through distinct stages. This article is a commentary on the present status of the literature and particularly on a recent article by Barnes and Blevins (1992). Our arguments draw in large part from our previous work. Researchers in the 1970s and early 1980s were concerned mainly with replicating Goldschmidt's work. However, these studies had a number of methodological and conceptual…
Political Beliefs in an Era of Economic Decline: Farmers' Attitudes Toward State Economic Intervention, Trade, and Food Security1
The effects of the economy on political attitudes is a longstanding sociological issue that is receiving renewed attention in the face of recent U.S. economic downturns. While the impacts of the farm crisis on financial and household well-being of farm operators have been addressed by a number of studies, few have explored its political outcomes. Four perspectives that consider how economic forces translate into political beliefs are outlined, tw…
Locality and Inequality: Farm and Industry Structure and Socioeconomic Conditions
Farming Patterns, Rural Restructuring, and Poverty: A Comparative Regional Analysis1
This study examines the contentions of two recent perspectives on rural economic organization and their implications for poverty. Building from (1) agrarian political economy and (2) the rural restructuring literatures, we present a comparative regional analysis of how farming patterns and other aspects of economic organization differentially affect poverty in rural areas. Data are based on 2,349 nonmetropolitan U.S. counties for the 1970-1980 pe…
Women in revolutionary movements: Changing patterns of latin American guerrilla struggle
Capital-Labor Relations in the U.S. Textile Industry: The Post-World War II Period
Psychosocial Consequences of Agricultural Transformation: The Farm Crisis and Depression1
The recent farm financial crisis has resulted in a rapid and dramatic economic decline for many farmers. Although researchers have long observed that economic crisis and vulnerability contribute to social-psychological depression, few studies have examined the links between farm restructuring and the depression process. We address this issue using a sample of 503 Ohio farmers from 1987. We hypothesize 1) that sociodemographic and farm structural …
Rural Women and State Policy: Feminist Perspectives on Latin American Agricultural Development
Midwestern Agriculture in Us Fordism: From the New Deal to economic restructuring
Public Concern with Animal Well-Being: Place, Social Structural Location, and Individual Experience
While sociologists and the public at large are increasingly interested in the life conditions of animals, conceptual and empirical development of the topic is limited. This paper seeks to further develop the sociological research on attitudes toward animal well-being. We build on insights from contemporary stratification theory to explain the nature of animal attitudes and their determinants. We also extend past work by examining a broader range …
Midwestern Agriculture in Us Fordism: From the New Deal to economic restructuring
Psychosocial Consequences of Agricultural Transformation: The Farm Crisis and Depression1
The recent farm financial crisis has resulted in a rapid and dramatic economic decline for many farmers. Although researchers have long observed that economic crisis and vulnerability contribute to social-psychological depression, few studies have examined the links between farm restructuring and the depression process. We address this issue using a sample of 503 Ohio farmers from 1987. We hypothesize 1) that sociodemographic and farm structural …
Public Concern with Farm-Animal Welfare: Religion, Politics, and Human Disadvantage in the Food Sector
The welfare of farm animals has become a continuing source of controversy as states seek greater regulation over the livestock industry. However, empirical studies addressing the determinants of public concern for farm-animal welfare are limited. Religion and politics, two institutional bases of attitudes, are rarely explored. Nor have sociologists responded systematically to the popular charge that people concerned with animal welfare care less …
Capital-Labor Relations in the U.S. Textile Industry: The Post-World War II Period
Farming Patterns, Rural Restructuring, and Poverty: A Comparative Regional Analysis1
This study examines the contentions of two recent perspectives on rural economic organization and their implications for poverty. Building from (1) agrarian political economy and (2) the rural restructuring literatures, we present a comparative regional analysis of how farming patterns and other aspects of economic organization differentially affect poverty in rural areas. Data are based on 2,349 nonmetropolitan U.S. counties for the 1970-1980 pe…
Still Going: Recent Debates on the Goldschmidt Hypothesis1
The literature on the Goldschmidt (1978a) hypothesis has passed through distinct stages. This article is a commentary on the present status of the literature and particularly on a recent article by Barnes and Blevins (1992). Our arguments draw in large part from our previous work. Researchers in the 1970s and early 1980s were concerned mainly with replicating Goldschmidt's work. However, these studies had a number of methodological and conceptual…
Development Context, Regional Differences among Young Women, and Fertility: The Ecuadorean Amazon
Journal Article Development Context, Regional Differences among Young Women, and Fertility: The Ecuadorean Amazon Get access Linda M. Lobao, Linda M. Lobao The Ohio State University Please direct all correspondence to Linda Lobao, Rural Sociology Program, College of Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Ohio State University, Columbus OH 43210. E-mail: [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Schol…
Political Beliefs in an Era of Economic Decline: Farmers' Attitudes Toward State Economic Intervention, Trade, and Food Security1
The effects of the economy on political attitudes is a longstanding sociological issue that is receiving renewed attention in the face of recent U.S. economic downturns. While the impacts of the farm crisis on financial and household well-being of farm operators have been addressed by a number of studies, few have explored its political outcomes. Four perspectives that consider how economic forces translate into political beliefs are outlined, tw…
Rural Women and State Policy: Feminist Perspectives on Latin American Agricultural Development
Midwestern Agriculture in Us Fordism: From the New Deal to economic restructuring
Women in revolutionary movements: Changing patterns of latin American guerrilla struggle
Capital-Labor Relations in the U.S. Textile Industry: The Post-World War II Period
Psychosocial Consequences of Agricultural Transformation: The Farm Crisis and Depression1
The recent farm financial crisis has resulted in a rapid and dramatic economic decline for many farmers. Although researchers have long observed that economic crisis and vulnerability contribute to social-psychological depression, few studies have examined the links between farm restructuring and the depression process. We address this issue using a sample of 503 Ohio farmers from 1987. We hypothesize 1) that sociodemographic and farm structural …
Locality and Inequality: Farm and Industry Structure and Socioeconomic Conditions
Farming Patterns, Rural Restructuring, and Poverty: A Comparative Regional Analysis1
This study examines the contentions of two recent perspectives on rural economic organization and their implications for poverty. Building from (1) agrarian political economy and (2) the rural restructuring literatures, we present a comparative regional analysis of how farming patterns and other aspects of economic organization differentially affect poverty in rural areas. Data are based on 2,349 nonmetropolitan U.S. counties for the 1970-1980 pe…
Political Beliefs in an Era of Economic Decline: Farmers' Attitudes Toward State Economic Intervention, Trade, and Food Security1
The effects of the economy on political attitudes is a longstanding sociological issue that is receiving renewed attention in the face of recent U.S. economic downturns. While the impacts of the farm crisis on financial and household well-being of farm operators have been addressed by a number of studies, few have explored its political outcomes. Four perspectives that consider how economic forces translate into political beliefs are outlined, tw…
Rural Poverty in America
Still Going: Recent Debates on the Goldschmidt Hypothesis1
The literature on the Goldschmidt (1978a) hypothesis has passed through distinct stages. This article is a commentary on the present status of the literature and particularly on a recent article by Barnes and Blevins (1992). Our arguments draw in large part from our previous work. Researchers in the 1970s and early 1980s were concerned mainly with replicating Goldschmidt's work. However, these studies had a number of methodological and conceptual…
Farmers' and Farm Workers' Movements: Social Protest in American Agriculture
Development Context, Regional Differences among Young Women, and Fertility: The Ecuadorean Amazon
Journal Article Development Context, Regional Differences among Young Women, and Fertility: The Ecuadorean Amazon Get access Linda M. Lobao, Linda M. Lobao The Ohio State University Please direct all correspondence to Linda Lobao, Rural Sociology Program, College of Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Ohio State University, Columbus OH 43210. E-mail: [email protected]. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Schol…
Public Concern with Animal Well-Being: Place, Social Structural Location, and Individual Experience
While sociologists and the public at large are increasingly interested in the life conditions of animals, conceptual and empirical development of the topic is limited. This paper seeks to further develop the sociological research on attitudes toward animal well-being. We build on insights from contemporary stratification theory to explain the nature of animal attitudes and their determinants. We also extend past work by examining a broader range …
Sociology of Spatial Inequality, The
Public Concern with Farm-Animal Welfare: Religion, Politics, and Human Disadvantage in the Food Sector
The welfare of farm animals has become a continuing source of controversy as states seek greater regulation over the livestock industry. However, empirical studies addressing the determinants of public concern for farm-animal welfare are limited. Religion and politics, two institutional bases of attitudes, are rarely explored. Nor have sociologists responded systematically to the popular charge that people concerned with animal welfare care less …
The Sociology of Spatial Inequality
Sociology (13 works) · Economics (11 works) · Geography (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Development economics (7 works) · Rural development and sustainability (7 works) · Agriculture (6 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Organic Food and Agriculture (5 works) · Socioeconomic status (5 works)