Leslie S Laczko
Biographic Data
| ID | 194401 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Leslie S Laczko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Leslie S |
| FAMILY NAME | Laczko |
| SIGNATURE | LACZKO L S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ottawa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Social Diversity, Institutions and Trust
Minority nationalism and welfare state attitudes
Modern welfare states are not all cut from the same cloth, and much research has been devoted to describing and analysing their similarities and differences. Esping-Andersen (1990) identifies three types of welfare state regimes, the liberal 'anglo-saxon' model, the conservative/corporatist model, and the social democratic model. In the liberal welfare state, exemplified by the United States, Australia and Canada, and to a lesser extent the Unite…
National and Local Attachments in a Changing World System
Attachment to community is a central component of identities in the modern world, and community attachment can be expressed at different levels within national states. Most classical perspectives on modern societies have taken for granted that national states have long been the most important locus of citizen attachment and loyalty in the contemporary world system. More recently, many influential perspectives on globalization have suggested that …
Inégalités et État-providence
Les inégalités sociales sont-elles perçues de la même façon au Québec et dans le Reste du Canada ? Au Canada et dans d'autres pays ? Ces questions sont examinées au moyen d'une analyse secondaire de données issues d'une vaste enquête par sondage menée simultanément dans 18 pays. Les données sont évaluées à la lumière de la typologie de régimes d'État-providence proposée par Esping-Andersen. Les Québécois sont plus conscients des inégalités et man…
Pluralism and Inequality in Quebec
Attitudes Towards Aboriginal Issues in Canada
Des années 1960 aux années 1980, les Francophones et les Québécois affichaient systématiquement une plus grande sympathie à l'endroit des revendications autochtones que les autres Canadiens. Depuis 1990, la situation a changé, et les Francophones et les Québécois manifestent des attitudes plus complexes et moins sympathiques que les répondants du reste du Canada. Ce virage est examiné au moyen d'une analyse secondaire de plusieurs sondages entrep…
Ethnicity and Immigration in Canada [Ethnicité et Immigration au Canada]
Feelings of Fraternity in Canada
How are feelings of fraternity distributed within nation-states? This paper deals with the status dimension of ethnic stratification in Canada, and specifically with the way comfort levels with a whole range of ethno-national group labels vary between Canadian regions. Previous research found that the Canadian population gives the highest status evaluations to those of British origin, with evaluations following a downward gradient through various…
Feelings of fraternity towards old and new Canadians
How are feelings of fraternity distributed within nation‐states? Most theories of citizenship take for granted that citizens of modern societies will extend higher levels of fraternity towards fellow citizens than towards 'foreigners' who are citizens of other states. At the same time, past research on the status dimension of ethnic stratification in Canada shows that status evaluations are highest for the British and European groups, and lowest …
Canada Remapped
Canada's pluralism in comparative perspective
In the contemporary world system of independent states, why do some states have more internal diversity or pluralism than others? This article attempts to locate Canada's level of pluralism in comparative context by sequentially combining the two comparative strategies identified by Ragin (1987). First, following a variable-oriented strategy, a regression analysis of cross-national data reveals that the Canadian case is definitely an outlier in t…
Quebec Society
Perceived Communal Inequalities in Quebec
Leslie S. Laczko, Perceived Communal Inequalities in Quebec: A Multidimensional Analysis, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 12, No. 1/2 (Spring, 1987), pp. 83-110
On the Dynamics of Linguistic Cleavage in Quebec
This article presents an empirical test of three hypotheses dealing with the modernisation of polyethnic societies. An hypothesis derived from the functionalist/developmental perspective and two hypotheses derived from the conflict/competition perspective are assessed using survey data on Francophone‐Anglophone relations in contemporary Quebec. The main conclusions are that 1) the cross‐sectional design using survey data allows a clear test of He…
English Canadians and Québécois nationalism
Minority Men in a Majority Setting
Social Diversity, Institutions and Trust
National and Local Attachments in a Changing World System
Attachment to community is a central component of identities in the modern world, and community attachment can be expressed at different levels within national states. Most classical perspectives on modern societies have taken for granted that national states have long been the most important locus of citizen attachment and loyalty in the contemporary world system. More recently, many influential perspectives on globalization have suggested that …
Canada's pluralism in comparative perspective
In the contemporary world system of independent states, why do some states have more internal diversity or pluralism than others? This article attempts to locate Canada's level of pluralism in comparative context by sequentially combining the two comparative strategies identified by Ragin (1987). First, following a variable-oriented strategy, a regression analysis of cross-national data reveals that the Canadian case is definitely an outlier in t…
Inégalités et État-providence
Les inégalités sociales sont-elles perçues de la même façon au Québec et dans le Reste du Canada ? Au Canada et dans d'autres pays ? Ces questions sont examinées au moyen d'une analyse secondaire de données issues d'une vaste enquête par sondage menée simultanément dans 18 pays. Les données sont évaluées à la lumière de la typologie de régimes d'État-providence proposée par Esping-Andersen. Les Québécois sont plus conscients des inégalités et man…
English Canadians and Québécois nationalism
Feelings of fraternity towards old and new Canadians
How are feelings of fraternity distributed within nation‐states? Most theories of citizenship take for granted that citizens of modern societies will extend higher levels of fraternity towards fellow citizens than towards 'foreigners' who are citizens of other states. At the same time, past research on the status dimension of ethnic stratification in Canada shows that status evaluations are highest for the British and European groups, and lowest …
On the Dynamics of Linguistic Cleavage in Quebec
This article presents an empirical test of three hypotheses dealing with the modernisation of polyethnic societies. An hypothesis derived from the functionalist/developmental perspective and two hypotheses derived from the conflict/competition perspective are assessed using survey data on Francophone‐Anglophone relations in contemporary Quebec. The main conclusions are that 1) the cross‐sectional design using survey data allows a clear test of He…
Minority Men in a Majority Setting
English Canadians and Québécois nationalism
On the Dynamics of Linguistic Cleavage in Quebec
This article presents an empirical test of three hypotheses dealing with the modernisation of polyethnic societies. An hypothesis derived from the functionalist/developmental perspective and two hypotheses derived from the conflict/competition perspective are assessed using survey data on Francophone‐Anglophone relations in contemporary Quebec. The main conclusions are that 1) the cross‐sectional design using survey data allows a clear test of He…
Perceived Communal Inequalities in Quebec
Leslie S. Laczko, Perceived Communal Inequalities in Quebec: A Multidimensional Analysis, The Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Vol. 12, No. 1/2 (Spring, 1987), pp. 83-110
Quebec Society
Canada's pluralism in comparative perspective
In the contemporary world system of independent states, why do some states have more internal diversity or pluralism than others? This article attempts to locate Canada's level of pluralism in comparative context by sequentially combining the two comparative strategies identified by Ragin (1987). First, following a variable-oriented strategy, a regression analysis of cross-national data reveals that the Canadian case is definitely an outlier in t…
Feelings of fraternity towards old and new Canadians
How are feelings of fraternity distributed within nation‐states? Most theories of citizenship take for granted that citizens of modern societies will extend higher levels of fraternity towards fellow citizens than towards 'foreigners' who are citizens of other states. At the same time, past research on the status dimension of ethnic stratification in Canada shows that status evaluations are highest for the British and European groups, and lowest …
Canada Remapped
Attitudes Towards Aboriginal Issues in Canada
Des années 1960 aux années 1980, les Francophones et les Québécois affichaient systématiquement une plus grande sympathie à l'endroit des revendications autochtones que les autres Canadiens. Depuis 1990, la situation a changé, et les Francophones et les Québécois manifestent des attitudes plus complexes et moins sympathiques que les répondants du reste du Canada. Ce virage est examiné au moyen d'une analyse secondaire de plusieurs sondages entrep…
Ethnicity and Immigration in Canada [Ethnicité et Immigration au Canada]
Feelings of Fraternity in Canada
How are feelings of fraternity distributed within nation-states? This paper deals with the status dimension of ethnic stratification in Canada, and specifically with the way comfort levels with a whole range of ethno-national group labels vary between Canadian regions. Previous research found that the Canadian population gives the highest status evaluations to those of British origin, with evaluations following a downward gradient through various…
Pluralism and Inequality in Quebec
Minority nationalism and welfare state attitudes
Modern welfare states are not all cut from the same cloth, and much research has been devoted to describing and analysing their similarities and differences. Esping-Andersen (1990) identifies three types of welfare state regimes, the liberal 'anglo-saxon' model, the conservative/corporatist model, and the social democratic model. In the liberal welfare state, exemplified by the United States, Australia and Canada, and to a lesser extent the Unite…
National and Local Attachments in a Changing World System
Attachment to community is a central component of identities in the modern world, and community attachment can be expressed at different levels within national states. Most classical perspectives on modern societies have taken for granted that national states have long been the most important locus of citizen attachment and loyalty in the contemporary world system. More recently, many influential perspectives on globalization have suggested that …
Inégalités et État-providence
Les inégalités sociales sont-elles perçues de la même façon au Québec et dans le Reste du Canada ? Au Canada et dans d'autres pays ? Ces questions sont examinées au moyen d'une analyse secondaire de données issues d'une vaste enquête par sondage menée simultanément dans 18 pays. Les données sont évaluées à la lumière de la typologie de régimes d'État-providence proposée par Esping-Andersen. Les Québécois sont plus conscients des inégalités et man…
Social Diversity, Institutions and Trust
Political science (15 works) · Sociology (13 works) · Canadian Identity and History (11 works) · Law (9 works) · Law (9 works) · Economics (5 works) · Ethnic group (5 works) · Mathematics (5 works) · Anthropology (4 works) · Geography (4 works)