Diane Rothbard Margolis
Biographic Data
| ID | 170675 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Diane Rothbard Margolis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Diane Rothbard |
| FAMILY NAME | Margolis |
| SIGNATURE | MARGOLIS D R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Connecticut |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Fabric of Self: A Theory of Ethics and Emotions
illuminates our path through a cluttered conceptual territory. I think this is a straining, important contribution to our understanding of emotion and the -- Arlie Russell Hochschild, author of The Time Bind: When Work Becomes Home and Home Becomes WorkMargolis's grasp of the complexities of selfhood in contemporary life is a key contribution of her work. She takes us on a fascinating and readable excursion in social -- John P. Hewitt, author of …
The Fabric of Self: A Theory of Ethics and Emotions
Career Crash: America's New Crisis--and Who Survives
Theorizing About Women's Movements: Reply to Comments by Hanna Papanek
I am gratified that a scholar of Hanna Papanek's stature in cross-national studies has commented so thoughtfully on my article. A response such as hers is what I hoped the article would elicit. Professor Papanek was generous enough to read an early version of the article and write a long critique. I incorporated some of her corrections in the final version, acknowledging her assistance there. But I thought her substantive comments, especially tho…
Women's Movements Around the World: Cross-Cultural Comparisons
This article develops a framework for cross-national comparisons of contemporary women's movements. The article focuses on the international context and cross-national influences, the nature of the state, the absence or presence of other movements, the effects of conservative or liberal political environments, the effects of centralization or dispersion within the movement itself and on feminist involvement in political parties and elections. Bec…
Women's Work, Care-GivingandTwo Traditions in SocialWelfare
This paper analyzes differences between social welfare emanating from a reciprocity orientation that had its roots in charity and the church and social welfare emanating from a pooling orientation that had its roots in work relegated to women in the family, It suggests that pooling welfare is more appropriate to the state, but that the more successful a program is the more likely it is to blunt the public ~upport it requires
Women's Liberation and the Dialectics of Revolution: Reaching for the Future
Redefining the Situation: Negotiations on the Meaning of 'Woman
The Women's Movement of the late sixties and seventies brought about negotiations on the meaning of “woman.” This paper analyzes the process of redefinition-negotiations, using interactions in a small community for theoretical grounding and examples. It offers a typology of redefinition-negotiations and suggests the rules of sequence that appear to order their progress. Such a model may help us understand the way roles and social structures chang…
Informal Institutions: Alternative Networks in the Corporate State
The Woman Manager in the United States: A Research Analysis and Bibliography
The Managers: Corporate Life in America
The Managers: Corporate Life in America: Work, Family and Community
Corporate and Governmental Deviance: Problems of Organizational Behavior in Contemporary Society
The Invisible Hands: Sex Roles and the Division of Labor in Two Local Political Parties
This is a study of the division of labor between men and women in the Democratic and Republican party organizations of a small New England town. Interviews, observations and logs kept by the town committee members revealed a difference in styles of performance that made men stand out more than women. A similarity was observed between sex-linked roles and behavior patterns based in the family and the parts played in the political arena. Because of…
Women's Movements Around the World: Cross-Cultural Comparisons
This article develops a framework for cross-national comparisons of contemporary women's movements. The article focuses on the international context and cross-national influences, the nature of the state, the absence or presence of other movements, the effects of conservative or liberal political environments, the effects of centralization or dispersion within the movement itself and on feminist involvement in political parties and elections. Bec…
Redefining the Situation: Negotiations on the Meaning of 'Woman
The Women's Movement of the late sixties and seventies brought about negotiations on the meaning of “woman.” This paper analyzes the process of redefinition-negotiations, using interactions in a small community for theoretical grounding and examples. It offers a typology of redefinition-negotiations and suggests the rules of sequence that appear to order their progress. Such a model may help us understand the way roles and social structures chang…
The Invisible Hands: Sex Roles and the Division of Labor in Two Local Political Parties
This is a study of the division of labor between men and women in the Democratic and Republican party organizations of a small New England town. Interviews, observations and logs kept by the town committee members revealed a difference in styles of performance that made men stand out more than women. A similarity was observed between sex-linked roles and behavior patterns based in the family and the parts played in the political arena. Because of…
Corporate and Governmental Deviance: Problems of Organizational Behavior in Contemporary Society
The Invisible Hands: Sex Roles and the Division of Labor in Two Local Political Parties
This is a study of the division of labor between men and women in the Democratic and Republican party organizations of a small New England town. Interviews, observations and logs kept by the town committee members revealed a difference in styles of performance that made men stand out more than women. A similarity was observed between sex-linked roles and behavior patterns based in the family and the parts played in the political arena. Because of…
The Managers: Corporate Life in America: Work, Family and Community
The Managers: Corporate Life in America
Informal Institutions: Alternative Networks in the Corporate State
The Woman Manager in the United States: A Research Analysis and Bibliography
Redefining the Situation: Negotiations on the Meaning of 'Woman
The Women's Movement of the late sixties and seventies brought about negotiations on the meaning of “woman.” This paper analyzes the process of redefinition-negotiations, using interactions in a small community for theoretical grounding and examples. It offers a typology of redefinition-negotiations and suggests the rules of sequence that appear to order their progress. Such a model may help us understand the way roles and social structures chang…
Women's Liberation and the Dialectics of Revolution: Reaching for the Future
Women's Work, Care-GivingandTwo Traditions in SocialWelfare
This paper analyzes differences between social welfare emanating from a reciprocity orientation that had its roots in charity and the church and social welfare emanating from a pooling orientation that had its roots in work relegated to women in the family, It suggests that pooling welfare is more appropriate to the state, but that the more successful a program is the more likely it is to blunt the public ~upport it requires
Theorizing About Women's Movements: Reply to Comments by Hanna Papanek
I am gratified that a scholar of Hanna Papanek's stature in cross-national studies has commented so thoughtfully on my article. A response such as hers is what I hoped the article would elicit. Professor Papanek was generous enough to read an early version of the article and write a long critique. I incorporated some of her corrections in the final version, acknowledging her assistance there. But I thought her substantive comments, especially tho…
Women's Movements Around the World: Cross-Cultural Comparisons
This article develops a framework for cross-national comparisons of contemporary women's movements. The article focuses on the international context and cross-national influences, the nature of the state, the absence or presence of other movements, the effects of conservative or liberal political environments, the effects of centralization or dispersion within the movement itself and on feminist involvement in political parties and elections. Bec…
Career Crash: America's New Crisis--and Who Survives
The Fabric of Self: A Theory of Ethics and Emotions
The Fabric of Self: A Theory of Ethics and Emotions
illuminates our path through a cluttered conceptual territory. I think this is a straining, important contribution to our understanding of emotion and the -- Arlie Russell Hochschild, author of The Time Bind: When Work Becomes Home and Home Becomes WorkMargolis's grasp of the complexities of selfhood in contemporary life is a key contribution of her work. She takes us on a fascinating and readable excursion in social -- John P. Hewitt, author of …
Sociology (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Business (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Criminology (2 works)