Michael I Harrison
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 180994 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Michael I Harrison |
| NOMBRES | Michael I |
| APELLIDO | Harrison |
| FIRMA | HARRISON M I |
| AFILIACIONES | Bar-Ilan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3474-3825 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 75 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Narratives, policies and responses to rioting in a multi-level governance system
Wales (UK) has had two significant outbreaks of rioting in recent years. In 2021, there was public disorder in Mayhill (Swansea) during a vigil for a young person that had prematurely died. Then in 2023, there was rioting in Ely (Cardiff) after two young boys lost their lives during a police chase. State reactions to riots have become formulaic in terms of leaders condemning the disorder, and promising swift and punitive action. However, response…
Funding Learning Health System Research
Is partnership working? Complexities and barriers in the development of community safety practice in Wales
Community safety in England and Wales underwent significant change a quarter of a century ago when community safety partnerships (CSPs) were introduced as part of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998. Measures to reduce or prevent anti-social behaviour and crime became the responsibility of not just the police but multiple public and third-sector organisations working in partnership. In Wales, additional complexity exists due to most CSP partners oper…
The Art of Brasília
Reviewed by: The Art of Brasília: 2000–2019 by Sophia Beal Marguerite Itamar Harrison Beal, Sophia. The Art of Brasília: 2000–2019. Palgrave Macmillan, 2020. Pp. 252. ISBN 978-3-03037-136-4. Reading this scholarly book is like taking an all-encompassing journey through present-day Brasília, spatially, temporally and, above all, artistically. It shatters notions of Brasília as immutable and timeless—a masterfully planned city of the twentieth cent…
Intra-police communication in public order police management
The death of Ian Tomlinson in 2009 and the destructiveness of the English Riots in 2011 brought unprecedented coverage to public order police (POP) strategies and tactics. These events signalled a watershed in POP management that inferred greater responsibility and stronger leadership. In these high stake environments senior officers have to manage multiple dynamics. In addition to managing crowds, commanders have to consider external culpability…
Literatura Comparada na América Latina
Book Review| January 01 2006 Literatura Comparada na América Latina: Ensaios Literatura Comparada na América Latina: EnsaiosCoutinho, Eduardo F. Marguerite Itamar Harrison Marguerite Itamar Harrison Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Comparative Literature Studies (2006) 43 (1-2): 185–187. https://doi.org/10.2307/25659515 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Marguerite Itamar Harrison; L…
Through the Eyes of Brazil’s African Daughters
When the past is weighted with private torment and institutionalized oppression, how is it possible to reveal the redemptive side of memory? This essay addresses the construction of memory from the point of view of two contemporary Afro-Brazilian women: Marilene Felinto (a fiction writer) and Rosana Paulino (a visual artist). Their creative works grow out of a process of re-membering or stitching together fragmented images and repressed emotions …
Sao Paulo Lightning
A gigantesca cidade de São Paulo é a protagonista do romance Eleseram muitos cavalos, do escritor brasileiro Luiz Ruffato. Este romance contemporâneo, publicado em 2001, é composto por múltiplos fragmentosdíspares que juntos representam a realidade brasileira através de uma insistência marcante numa pluralidade de vozes. O texto inovador combina uma temática social com experimentalismo formal. Ao mostrar o caráterdesumano deste mosaico urbano, o …
Implementing managed competition in Israel
Organizational rhetoric and collective action in a medical association ∗
Research on organizational rhetoric and on joint action within organizations can be enriched through investigation of ideological accounts - public rhetorical statements that explain and justify collective actions. This paper assumes that ideological accounts, like other forms of organization rhetoric, are worthy of study in their own right - rather than being trivial reflections of “important” structures and processes, as many social scientists …
Professional Control as Process
Until recently, studies of the impact of bureaucratic employment on professionals drew heavily on structural models, such as the theories of proletarianization and of professional stratification. In contrast, this paper develops a processual approach to professional control. This approach views control as resulting from struggles by occupational groups for institutional recognition and from struggles and negotiations within and between occupation…
Technological literacy and the curriculum
Understanding technology in education
Do Denominations Matter
This study focuses in the significance of denominational differentiation for American religious life. Some scholars have argued that the affiliates of the various Protestant denominations are becoming more and more alike in their socioeconomic and demographic characteristics and in religious behavior and orientations. Hence, they argue, denominational affiliation has little independent impact on either religious or secular behavior. Others have s…
Faculty Unions and the Strike Weapon
Additional informationNotes on contributorsMichael I. HarrisonMichael I. Harrison is senior lecturer, and Ephraim Tabory is instructor, Department of Sociology, Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel.Ephraim TaboryMichael I. Harrison is senior lecturer, and Ephraim Tabory is instructor, Department of Sociology, Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel
A Comparison of Denominational Identification and Membership
multiple regression equations. In general, denominational identification is related to those features of Jewish life which occur outside an institutional framework, while actual synagogue membership is associated with public worship, children's Jewish education, and activities in Jewish voluntary associations. Denominational identification is indicative of a broad, communal orientation toward Judaism, the Jewish, and the non-Jewish communities. M…
American Jewish Denominations
Dynamics of Dissenting Movements within Established Organizations
Turner and Killian have suggested that the tendency for internal movements of dissent to become incorporated into their parent organizations, rather than separating from them, depends largely on the degree of integration of their members into the parent body, the power of that body to enforce its position and to suppress dissent, and its ability to absorb dissent through reform or structural differentiation. Our case studies of Neo-Pentecostal mo…
Commitment Mechanisms and Routinization in a Social Movement
M eredith McGuire's treatment of Testimony as a Commitment Mechanism in Catholic Pentecostal Prayer Groups, which recently appeared in this journal (1977), is a potentially important contribution to our understanding of commitment processes in social movements and to the ever-growing literature on the neoPentecostal movement. Nonetheless, as one of the authors whose work is cited and criticized by McGuire, I must raise several reservations about …
Dimensions of Involvement in Social Movements
Commitment to social movements is sometimes treated as a homogeneous, uni-dimensional phenomenon. Yet there are good theoretical reasons to expect that there are alternative, empirically distinct behavioral sources of commitment. Smallest Space Analysis (SSA) of questionnaire data on participation in Catholic Pentecostalism confirms the empirical distinctness of several modes of behavioral involvement in this contemporary movement. The SSA soluti…
Send These to Me
Hebrew Christianity
The Maintenance of Enthusiasm
Religious revivals and renewal movements develop routinized forms of involvement and workable social structures if they are to sustain their participants' intense experiences of conversion and inspiration. From observational and questionnaire data on Catholic Pentecostalism, a highly successful renewal movement, this paper analyzes how such movements focus and sustain the participants' experiences of inspiration. Most participants in the Catholic…
Sources of Recruitment to Catholic Pentecostalism
Catholic Pentecostalism is a rapidly growing movement within the American Catholic Church that mainly appeals to college students, middle-class adults and clergy. Observation, interviews and questionnaire data on participants and nonparticipants illuminated sources of recruitment to the movement. More generic factors than the forms of economic and social deprivation so often emphasized in the study of religious movements appear to facilitate recr…
Preparation for Life in the Spirit
American Jewish Denominations
Do Denominations Matter
This study focuses in the significance of denominational differentiation for American religious life. Some scholars have argued that the affiliates of the various Protestant denominations are becoming more and more alike in their socioeconomic and demographic characteristics and in religious behavior and orientations. Hence, they argue, denominational affiliation has little independent impact on either religious or secular behavior. Others have s…
Implementing managed competition in Israel
Professional Control as Process
Until recently, studies of the impact of bureaucratic employment on professionals drew heavily on structural models, such as the theories of proletarianization and of professional stratification. In contrast, this paper develops a processual approach to professional control. This approach views control as resulting from struggles by occupational groups for institutional recognition and from struggles and negotiations within and between occupation…
Sources of Recruitment to Catholic Pentecostalism
Catholic Pentecostalism is a rapidly growing movement within the American Catholic Church that mainly appeals to college students, middle-class adults and clergy. Observation, interviews and questionnaire data on participants and nonparticipants illuminated sources of recruitment to the movement. More generic factors than the forms of economic and social deprivation so often emphasized in the study of religious movements appear to facilitate recr…
Preparation for Life in the Spirit
Technological literacy and the curriculum
The Maintenance of Enthusiasm
Religious revivals and renewal movements develop routinized forms of involvement and workable social structures if they are to sustain their participants' intense experiences of conversion and inspiration. From observational and questionnaire data on Catholic Pentecostalism, a highly successful renewal movement, this paper analyzes how such movements focus and sustain the participants' experiences of inspiration. Most participants in the Catholic…
Understanding technology in education
Sao Paulo Lightning
A gigantesca cidade de São Paulo é a protagonista do romance Eleseram muitos cavalos, do escritor brasileiro Luiz Ruffato. Este romance contemporâneo, publicado em 2001, é composto por múltiplos fragmentosdíspares que juntos representam a realidade brasileira através de uma insistência marcante numa pluralidade de vozes. O texto inovador combina uma temática social com experimentalismo formal. Ao mostrar o caráterdesumano deste mosaico urbano, o …
A Comparison of Denominational Identification and Membership
multiple regression equations. In general, denominational identification is related to those features of Jewish life which occur outside an institutional framework, while actual synagogue membership is associated with public worship, children's Jewish education, and activities in Jewish voluntary associations. Denominational identification is indicative of a broad, communal orientation toward Judaism, the Jewish, and the non-Jewish communities. M…
Dynamics of Dissenting Movements within Established Organizations
Turner and Killian have suggested that the tendency for internal movements of dissent to become incorporated into their parent organizations, rather than separating from them, depends largely on the degree of integration of their members into the parent body, the power of that body to enforce its position and to suppress dissent, and its ability to absorb dissent through reform or structural differentiation. Our case studies of Neo-Pentecostal mo…
Commitment Mechanisms and Routinization in a Social Movement
M eredith McGuire's treatment of Testimony as a Commitment Mechanism in Catholic Pentecostal Prayer Groups, which recently appeared in this journal (1977), is a potentially important contribution to our understanding of commitment processes in social movements and to the ever-growing literature on the neoPentecostal movement. Nonetheless, as one of the authors whose work is cited and criticized by McGuire, I must raise several reservations about …
Dimensions of Involvement in Social Movements
Commitment to social movements is sometimes treated as a homogeneous, uni-dimensional phenomenon. Yet there are good theoretical reasons to expect that there are alternative, empirically distinct behavioral sources of commitment. Smallest Space Analysis (SSA) of questionnaire data on participation in Catholic Pentecostalism confirms the empirical distinctness of several modes of behavioral involvement in this contemporary movement. The SSA soluti…
Contrast effect in the use of punishment
Informal accounts of what has been termed a police riot indicate that more clubbing, prodding, and macing of protestors was done by men who carried a revolver than by those who did not. A contrast hypothesis was suggested whereby a strong but prohibited degree of punishment serves as an anchor in contrast with which lower degrees of permissible punishment are judged to be weaker than the case without the anchor. To compensate for the insufficienc…
One Man's Judaism
Contrast effect in the use of punishment
Informal accounts of what has been termed a police riot indicate that more clubbing, prodding, and macing of protestors was done by men who carried a revolver than by those who did not. A contrast hypothesis was suggested whereby a strong but prohibited degree of punishment serves as an anchor in contrast with which lower degrees of permissible punishment are judged to be weaker than the case without the anchor. To compensate for the insufficienc…
Sources of Recruitment to Catholic Pentecostalism
Catholic Pentecostalism is a rapidly growing movement within the American Catholic Church that mainly appeals to college students, middle-class adults and clergy. Observation, interviews and questionnaire data on participants and nonparticipants illuminated sources of recruitment to the movement. More generic factors than the forms of economic and social deprivation so often emphasized in the study of religious movements appear to facilitate recr…
Preparation for Life in the Spirit
Hebrew Christianity
The Maintenance of Enthusiasm
Religious revivals and renewal movements develop routinized forms of involvement and workable social structures if they are to sustain their participants' intense experiences of conversion and inspiration. From observational and questionnaire data on Catholic Pentecostalism, a highly successful renewal movement, this paper analyzes how such movements focus and sustain the participants' experiences of inspiration. Most participants in the Catholic…
Send These to Me
Dimensions of Involvement in Social Movements
Commitment to social movements is sometimes treated as a homogeneous, uni-dimensional phenomenon. Yet there are good theoretical reasons to expect that there are alternative, empirically distinct behavioral sources of commitment. Smallest Space Analysis (SSA) of questionnaire data on participation in Catholic Pentecostalism confirms the empirical distinctness of several modes of behavioral involvement in this contemporary movement. The SSA soluti…
Dynamics of Dissenting Movements within Established Organizations
Turner and Killian have suggested that the tendency for internal movements of dissent to become incorporated into their parent organizations, rather than separating from them, depends largely on the degree of integration of their members into the parent body, the power of that body to enforce its position and to suppress dissent, and its ability to absorb dissent through reform or structural differentiation. Our case studies of Neo-Pentecostal mo…
Commitment Mechanisms and Routinization in a Social Movement
M eredith McGuire's treatment of Testimony as a Commitment Mechanism in Catholic Pentecostal Prayer Groups, which recently appeared in this journal (1977), is a potentially important contribution to our understanding of commitment processes in social movements and to the ever-growing literature on the neoPentecostal movement. Nonetheless, as one of the authors whose work is cited and criticized by McGuire, I must raise several reservations about …
American Jewish Denominations
Faculty Unions and the Strike Weapon
Additional informationNotes on contributorsMichael I. HarrisonMichael I. Harrison is senior lecturer, and Ephraim Tabory is instructor, Department of Sociology, Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel.Ephraim TaboryMichael I. Harrison is senior lecturer, and Ephraim Tabory is instructor, Department of Sociology, Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel
A Comparison of Denominational Identification and Membership
multiple regression equations. In general, denominational identification is related to those features of Jewish life which occur outside an institutional framework, while actual synagogue membership is associated with public worship, children's Jewish education, and activities in Jewish voluntary associations. Denominational identification is indicative of a broad, communal orientation toward Judaism, the Jewish, and the non-Jewish communities. M…
Do Denominations Matter
This study focuses in the significance of denominational differentiation for American religious life. Some scholars have argued that the affiliates of the various Protestant denominations are becoming more and more alike in their socioeconomic and demographic characteristics and in religious behavior and orientations. Hence, they argue, denominational affiliation has little independent impact on either religious or secular behavior. Others have s…
Technological literacy and the curriculum
Understanding technology in education
Professional Control as Process
Until recently, studies of the impact of bureaucratic employment on professionals drew heavily on structural models, such as the theories of proletarianization and of professional stratification. In contrast, this paper develops a processual approach to professional control. This approach views control as resulting from struggles by occupational groups for institutional recognition and from struggles and negotiations within and between occupation…
Organizational rhetoric and collective action in a medical association ∗
Research on organizational rhetoric and on joint action within organizations can be enriched through investigation of ideological accounts - public rhetorical statements that explain and justify collective actions. This paper assumes that ideological accounts, like other forms of organization rhetoric, are worthy of study in their own right - rather than being trivial reflections of “important” structures and processes, as many social scientists …
Implementing managed competition in Israel
Through the Eyes of Brazil’s African Daughters
When the past is weighted with private torment and institutionalized oppression, how is it possible to reveal the redemptive side of memory? This essay addresses the construction of memory from the point of view of two contemporary Afro-Brazilian women: Marilene Felinto (a fiction writer) and Rosana Paulino (a visual artist). Their creative works grow out of a process of re-membering or stitching together fragmented images and repressed emotions …
Sao Paulo Lightning
A gigantesca cidade de São Paulo é a protagonista do romance Eleseram muitos cavalos, do escritor brasileiro Luiz Ruffato. Este romance contemporâneo, publicado em 2001, é composto por múltiplos fragmentosdíspares que juntos representam a realidade brasileira através de uma insistência marcante numa pluralidade de vozes. O texto inovador combina uma temática social com experimentalismo formal. Ao mostrar o caráterdesumano deste mosaico urbano, o …
Literatura Comparada na América Latina
Book Review| January 01 2006 Literatura Comparada na América Latina: Ensaios Literatura Comparada na América Latina: EnsaiosCoutinho, Eduardo F. Marguerite Itamar Harrison Marguerite Itamar Harrison Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Comparative Literature Studies (2006) 43 (1-2): 185–187. https://doi.org/10.2307/25659515 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Marguerite Itamar Harrison; L…
Intra-police communication in public order police management
The death of Ian Tomlinson in 2009 and the destructiveness of the English Riots in 2011 brought unprecedented coverage to public order police (POP) strategies and tactics. These events signalled a watershed in POP management that inferred greater responsibility and stronger leadership. In these high stake environments senior officers have to manage multiple dynamics. In addition to managing crowds, commanders have to consider external culpability…
The Art of Brasília
Reviewed by: The Art of Brasília: 2000–2019 by Sophia Beal Marguerite Itamar Harrison Beal, Sophia. The Art of Brasília: 2000–2019. Palgrave Macmillan, 2020. Pp. 252. ISBN 978-3-03037-136-4. Reading this scholarly book is like taking an all-encompassing journey through present-day Brasília, spatially, temporally and, above all, artistically. It shatters notions of Brasília as immutable and timeless—a masterfully planned city of the twentieth cent…
Is partnership working? Complexities and barriers in the development of community safety practice in Wales
Community safety in England and Wales underwent significant change a quarter of a century ago when community safety partnerships (CSPs) were introduced as part of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998. Measures to reduce or prevent anti-social behaviour and crime became the responsibility of not just the police but multiple public and third-sector organisations working in partnership. In Wales, additional complexity exists due to most CSP partners oper…
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