John R Maiolo
Biographic Data
| ID | 196133 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John R Maiolo |
| GIVEN NAMES | John R |
| FAMILY NAME | Maiolo |
| SIGNATURE | MAIOLO J R |
| AFFILIATIONS | East Carolina University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Influencing Fisheries Management
From the very first drafts of what later became the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, and the subsequent creation of regional and state counterparts, social science was supposed to play more than a perfunctory role in the nation's fishery management process. But our involvement as social scientists has not been a cakewalk and, although growing, our influence often has been limited at best. This article discusses how we can…
Heading for higher ground
The purpose of this paper is to assess the determinants of hurricane evacuation behavior of North Carolina coastal households during Hurricane Bonnie and a future hypothetical hurricane. We use the data from a telephone survey of North Carolina coastal residents. Hypothetical questions are used to assess whether respondents will evacuate and where in the case of a future hurricane with varying intensities. We examine the social, economic, and ris…
Heading for higher ground
Pile Sorts by Phone
Comparing Interviewing Protocols in the Field
Applications of social science theory to fisheries management
Funding support, and the realization by fishery managers that social science research has much to offer in the management process, have combined to create a framework for important research activity in recent years. This paper describes three projects of varying breadth, depth, and scope in which social scientific scholarship has both theoretical and applied value. The first project was a research effort in which funding first allowed for the con…
The Merchant Seamen's War
Social Science in Natural Resource Management Systems
Competition and Conflict in the U.S. Atlantic Coast Menhaden Industry
A bstract . Fluctuations in the harvest of menhaden off the U.S. Atlantic coast, a common property resource, have caused competition and conflict among the small number of companies, two large and several small, which operate in the fishery. With no strong central management , the resource is not being exploited to the optimum and increased fishing pressure and effort bring, cyclically, a peak catch followed by contraction in catch and industry. …
Fisherfolk
On Becoming a Billfisherman
Sportfishing for large ocean pelagic billfish species, such as marlin and sailfish, is the most glamorous, and expensive, of the many types of recreational fishing in the U.S. Tournaments are events which simultaneously organize and reify the subculture of billfishing. A survey of participants of eight such tournaments revealed a progression of recreational activities leading into the sport of billfishing. Three conceptual models are examined to …
Housing Vouchers for the Poor
The Chief Executive Officer
Departments Correct Data In 1977 Report on Employment of Women
This section is primarily for the use of AAA members, although contributions from others may be printed if they are considered of value. Correspondents are urged to limit length, the Editor reserves the right to select and to edit letters. All letters must be clearly marked for Anthropology Newsletter Correspondence, be typed double spaced, not exceed 500 words in length, and consist of an original and two copies. Letters published reflect the vi…
The Impact of a Teaching Focus on Participation in Professional Meetings
in a variety of ways, ranging from the creation of a journal devoted to the topic, to efforts by the ASA. Yet professional meetings, which constitute major forums by which sociologists communicate with each other, have not been structured sufficiently to accommodate the widening professional interest in teaching and related matters. An exception to this was the 1977 annual program of the North Carolina Sociological Association. A survey conducted…
Technological Advance in An Expanding Economy
Organization for Social Action
BLAU and Scott (1962:ix) have written that Modem man is man in organizations. For them and other students of society the most distinguishing feature of contemporary life is the dominant role played by large organizations.' This dominance is what Presthus (1962:59) refers to as the society, and is dated from the 1930's. The implications of such dominance are elaborated further by Etzioni (1964:1) who notes that most people in modem societies are b…
Sources and Management of Strain in a Social Movement
This report of a socio-religious movement, the Christian Family Movement, emphasizes the emergence of clearly defined channels for airing and resolving disputes which regularly develop within the organization. As CFM has continued to grow, it has developed the capacity to withstand fragmentation and conflict and still pursue its formally stated goals. The findings have important implications for a theory of social movements. For it becomes increa…
Heading for higher ground
The purpose of this paper is to assess the determinants of hurricane evacuation behavior of North Carolina coastal households during Hurricane Bonnie and a future hypothetical hurricane. We use the data from a telephone survey of North Carolina coastal residents. Hypothetical questions are used to assess whether respondents will evacuate and where in the case of a future hurricane with varying intensities. We examine the social, economic, and ris…
Applications of social science theory to fisheries management
Funding support, and the realization by fishery managers that social science research has much to offer in the management process, have combined to create a framework for important research activity in recent years. This paper describes three projects of varying breadth, depth, and scope in which social scientific scholarship has both theoretical and applied value. The first project was a research effort in which funding first allowed for the con…
On Becoming a Billfisherman
Sportfishing for large ocean pelagic billfish species, such as marlin and sailfish, is the most glamorous, and expensive, of the many types of recreational fishing in the U.S. Tournaments are events which simultaneously organize and reify the subculture of billfishing. A survey of participants of eight such tournaments revealed a progression of recreational activities leading into the sport of billfishing. Three conceptual models are examined to …
Pile Sorts by Phone
Competition and Conflict in the U.S. Atlantic Coast Menhaden Industry
A bstract . Fluctuations in the harvest of menhaden off the U.S. Atlantic coast, a common property resource, have caused competition and conflict among the small number of companies, two large and several small, which operate in the fishery. With no strong central management , the resource is not being exploited to the optimum and increased fishing pressure and effort bring, cyclically, a peak catch followed by contraction in catch and industry. …
Technological Advance in An Expanding Economy
Organization for Social Action
BLAU and Scott (1962:ix) have written that Modem man is man in organizations. For them and other students of society the most distinguishing feature of contemporary life is the dominant role played by large organizations.' This dominance is what Presthus (1962:59) refers to as the society, and is dated from the 1930's. The implications of such dominance are elaborated further by Etzioni (1964:1) who notes that most people in modem societies are b…
Sources and Management of Strain in a Social Movement
This report of a socio-religious movement, the Christian Family Movement, emphasizes the emergence of clearly defined channels for airing and resolving disputes which regularly develop within the organization. As CFM has continued to grow, it has developed the capacity to withstand fragmentation and conflict and still pursue its formally stated goals. The findings have important implications for a theory of social movements. For it becomes increa…
Sources and Management of Strain in a Social Movement
This report of a socio-religious movement, the Christian Family Movement, emphasizes the emergence of clearly defined channels for airing and resolving disputes which regularly develop within the organization. As CFM has continued to grow, it has developed the capacity to withstand fragmentation and conflict and still pursue its formally stated goals. The findings have important implications for a theory of social movements. For it becomes increa…
Organization for Social Action
BLAU and Scott (1962:ix) have written that Modem man is man in organizations. For them and other students of society the most distinguishing feature of contemporary life is the dominant role played by large organizations.' This dominance is what Presthus (1962:59) refers to as the society, and is dated from the 1930's. The implications of such dominance are elaborated further by Etzioni (1964:1) who notes that most people in modem societies are b…
Technological Advance in An Expanding Economy
The Impact of a Teaching Focus on Participation in Professional Meetings
in a variety of ways, ranging from the creation of a journal devoted to the topic, to efforts by the ASA. Yet professional meetings, which constitute major forums by which sociologists communicate with each other, have not been structured sufficiently to accommodate the widening professional interest in teaching and related matters. An exception to this was the 1977 annual program of the North Carolina Sociological Association. A survey conducted…
The Chief Executive Officer
Departments Correct Data In 1977 Report on Employment of Women
This section is primarily for the use of AAA members, although contributions from others may be printed if they are considered of value. Correspondents are urged to limit length, the Editor reserves the right to select and to edit letters. All letters must be clearly marked for Anthropology Newsletter Correspondence, be typed double spaced, not exceed 500 words in length, and consist of an original and two copies. Letters published reflect the vi…
Housing Vouchers for the Poor
Competition and Conflict in the U.S. Atlantic Coast Menhaden Industry
A bstract . Fluctuations in the harvest of menhaden off the U.S. Atlantic coast, a common property resource, have caused competition and conflict among the small number of companies, two large and several small, which operate in the fishery. With no strong central management , the resource is not being exploited to the optimum and increased fishing pressure and effort bring, cyclically, a peak catch followed by contraction in catch and industry. …
Fisherfolk
On Becoming a Billfisherman
Sportfishing for large ocean pelagic billfish species, such as marlin and sailfish, is the most glamorous, and expensive, of the many types of recreational fishing in the U.S. Tournaments are events which simultaneously organize and reify the subculture of billfishing. A survey of participants of eight such tournaments revealed a progression of recreational activities leading into the sport of billfishing. Three conceptual models are examined to …
Social Science in Natural Resource Management Systems
Applications of social science theory to fisheries management
Funding support, and the realization by fishery managers that social science research has much to offer in the management process, have combined to create a framework for important research activity in recent years. This paper describes three projects of varying breadth, depth, and scope in which social scientific scholarship has both theoretical and applied value. The first project was a research effort in which funding first allowed for the con…
The Merchant Seamen's War
Pile Sorts by Phone
Comparing Interviewing Protocols in the Field
Heading for higher ground
Heading for higher ground
The purpose of this paper is to assess the determinants of hurricane evacuation behavior of North Carolina coastal households during Hurricane Bonnie and a future hypothetical hurricane. We use the data from a telephone survey of North Carolina coastal residents. Hypothetical questions are used to assess whether respondents will evacuate and where in the case of a future hurricane with varying intensities. We examine the social, economic, and ris…
Influencing Fisheries Management
From the very first drafts of what later became the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, and the subsequent creation of regional and state counterparts, social science was supposed to play more than a perfunctory role in the nation's fishery management process. But our involvement as social scientists has not been a cakewalk and, although growing, our influence often has been limited at best. This article discusses how we can…
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