Ray Hutchison
Biographic Data
| ID | 205747 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ray Hutchison |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ray |
| FAMILY NAME | Hutchison |
| SIGNATURE | HUTCHISON R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Green Bay |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 124 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Ghetto
The ghetto has been an important (and contested) concept in urban studies, from its original use in describing the ethnic Jewish ghettos of the early modern era to the racial ghetto of the present day. Drawing from an extensive literature on residential segregation, recent study has focused on comparisons of social exclusion and marginality across cities, countries, and continents, with continuing debate as to whether the black ghetto is a proper…
Chicago School
The Chicago School of urban sociology refers to work of faculty and graduate students at the University of Chicago during the period 1915–1935. This small group of scholars developed a new sociological theory and research methodology in a conscious effort to create a science of society using the city of Chicago as a social laboratory. The Chicago School continues to define the contours of urban sociology, most clearly in the contributions of urba…
Urban Megaprojects: A Worldwide View
The aim of this book is to understand the causes and consequences of new scales and forms of territorial restructuring in a steadily globalizing world by focusing on urban megaproject development. Contributions focus on the principal actors, institutions, and innovations that drive capitalist globalization, socio-economic and territorial restructuring, and global city formation by exploring the architectural design, planning, management, financin…
Symposium on the Ghetto.s: The Ghetto : Origins, History, Discourse
Nearly a decade into the new millennium, many traditionally black ghettos like Harlem, the Fillmore, and Chicago's South Side have experienced declining population and gentrification. Now seems like a fitting time to evaluate the conceptual merits of the term and the trajectory of research on the “ ghetto.” Much of the research on poverty neighborhoods focuses on Chicago—but is Chicago's South Side representative of poverty neighborhoods (and ghe…
Capital, Secondary Circuit of
For Marx, the second circuit of capital is the sphere of unproductive labor, where commodities are sold and money capital is created. David Harvey used the second circuit of capital to explain urban growth under capitalism, while Henri Lefebvre used the same ideas to study the production of space in capitalist society
The Racialization of Leisure: Comments on Stodolska's Discrimination Model
Four years ago I was invited to travel with the Allman Brothers Band for part of their summer tour through the Midwest. After just a couple of days of all-night bus rides, groggy mornings, and long
Fantasy City: Pleasure and Profit in the Postmodern Metropolis
Fantasy City analyses the post-industrialist city as a site of entertainment. By discussing examples from a wide variety of venues, including casinos, malls, heritage developments and theme parks, Hannigan questions urban entertainments economic foundations and historical background. He asks whether such areas of fantasy destroy communities or instead create new groupings of shared identities and experiences. The book is written in a student frie…
Women and the elderly in Chicago's public parks
An observational study of 13 public parks revealed systematic differences in leisure and recreation activities between men and women and among elderly people and those in other age groups. Both women and the elderly were underrepresented among public park users. Women were more likely to make use of the public park during the afternoon and early evening hours and were most often observed in small family groups; their activities reflected traditio…
Early Marriage in a Hmong Cohort
Rumbaut and Ima's (1988) report on the social and cultural adaptation of Southeast Asian refugee youth in Sad Diego indicated that the Hmong have retained their traditional family patterns more than any other group studied. Important characteristics of these family patterns include early age of marriage for female children, high levels of fertility, and a narrow set of circumscribed roles for females vis-a-vis those of males. Other studies indica…
Research In Urban Sociology: A Research Annual, Vol. 1: Race, Class, and Urban Change
Immigration and Ethnic Conflict
Regionalism and Regional Devolution in Comparative Perspective
Foreword Acknowledgments National Power and Local Governance: Problems and Perspectives Power and Decentralization: Concepts and Theories Italy: The Distributive State and the Consequences of Late Unification France: The Bureaucratic State and Political Reforms Spain: The Multinational State and the Consequences of Incomplete State Building Conclusions and Interpretations Index About the Authors
Urban Fortunes: The Political Economy of Place. John R. Logan , Harvey L. Molotch
A Critique of Race, Ethnicity, and Social Class in Recent Leisure-Recreation Research
The study of black-white differences in leisure activities has not produced conclusive or cumulative results. Among the factors responsible are a failure to adequately define and operationalize the theoretical constructs of "race" and "ethnicity," the use of inappropriate background references, a reliance on the secondary analysis of inappropriate data, and the neglect of classic studies in race and ethnic relations. Three recommendations for fut…
Ethnicity and Urban Recreation: Whites, Blacks, and Hispanics in Chicago's Public Parks
Field observations of white, black, and Hispanic groups in thirteen neighborhood and regional parks in Chicago were made to determine ethnic and or racial variations in leisure and recreation activities. Significant differences were found not only in the types of activity, but also in the age, sex, size, and social composition of activity groups. These results suggest that meaningful social and cultural differences between ethnic and racial subgr…
Mexican-American Recreation Activities: A Reply to McMillen
The analysis of Mexican-American and Anglo groups observed in Chicago public parks indicates substantive and systematic differences in the social organization of recreation activities between the two groups. Differences are observed not only in the type of activity, but also in the age, sex, size, and social composition of recreation groups. The Chicago results contradict those reported earlier by McMillen (1983), and it is suggested that the ver…
Ethnicity and Urban Recreation: Whites, Blacks, and Hispanics in Chicago's Public Parks
Field observations of white, black, and Hispanic groups in thirteen neighborhood and regional parks in Chicago were made to determine ethnic and or racial variations in leisure and recreation activities. Significant differences were found not only in the types of activity, but also in the age, sex, size, and social composition of activity groups. These results suggest that meaningful social and cultural differences between ethnic and racial subgr…
A Critique of Race, Ethnicity, and Social Class in Recent Leisure-Recreation Research
The study of black-white differences in leisure activities has not produced conclusive or cumulative results. Among the factors responsible are a failure to adequately define and operationalize the theoretical constructs of "race" and "ethnicity," the use of inappropriate background references, a reliance on the secondary analysis of inappropriate data, and the neglect of classic studies in race and ethnic relations. Three recommendations for fut…
Mexican-American Recreation Activities: A Reply to McMillen
The analysis of Mexican-American and Anglo groups observed in Chicago public parks indicates substantive and systematic differences in the social organization of recreation activities between the two groups. Differences are observed not only in the type of activity, but also in the age, sex, size, and social composition of recreation groups. The Chicago results contradict those reported earlier by McMillen (1983), and it is suggested that the ver…
Symposium on the Ghetto.s: The Ghetto : Origins, History, Discourse
Nearly a decade into the new millennium, many traditionally black ghettos like Harlem, the Fillmore, and Chicago's South Side have experienced declining population and gentrification. Now seems like a fitting time to evaluate the conceptual merits of the term and the trajectory of research on the “ ghetto.” Much of the research on poverty neighborhoods focuses on Chicago—but is Chicago's South Side representative of poverty neighborhoods (and ghe…
Women and the elderly in Chicago's public parks
An observational study of 13 public parks revealed systematic differences in leisure and recreation activities between men and women and among elderly people and those in other age groups. Both women and the elderly were underrepresented among public park users. Women were more likely to make use of the public park during the afternoon and early evening hours and were most often observed in small family groups; their activities reflected traditio…
Early Marriage in a Hmong Cohort
Rumbaut and Ima's (1988) report on the social and cultural adaptation of Southeast Asian refugee youth in Sad Diego indicated that the Hmong have retained their traditional family patterns more than any other group studied. Important characteristics of these family patterns include early age of marriage for female children, high levels of fertility, and a narrow set of circumscribed roles for females vis-a-vis those of males. Other studies indica…
The Racialization of Leisure: Comments on Stodolska's Discrimination Model
Four years ago I was invited to travel with the Allman Brothers Band for part of their summer tour through the Midwest. After just a couple of days of all-night bus rides, groggy mornings, and long
Urban Fortunes: The Political Economy of Place. John R. Logan , Harvey L. Molotch
Mexican-American Recreation Activities: A Reply to McMillen
The analysis of Mexican-American and Anglo groups observed in Chicago public parks indicates substantive and systematic differences in the social organization of recreation activities between the two groups. Differences are observed not only in the type of activity, but also in the age, sex, size, and social composition of recreation groups. The Chicago results contradict those reported earlier by McMillen (1983), and it is suggested that the ver…
Ethnicity and Urban Recreation: Whites, Blacks, and Hispanics in Chicago's Public Parks
Field observations of white, black, and Hispanic groups in thirteen neighborhood and regional parks in Chicago were made to determine ethnic and or racial variations in leisure and recreation activities. Significant differences were found not only in the types of activity, but also in the age, sex, size, and social composition of activity groups. These results suggest that meaningful social and cultural differences between ethnic and racial subgr…
Urban Fortunes: The Political Economy of Place. John R. Logan , Harvey L. Molotch
A Critique of Race, Ethnicity, and Social Class in Recent Leisure-Recreation Research
The study of black-white differences in leisure activities has not produced conclusive or cumulative results. Among the factors responsible are a failure to adequately define and operationalize the theoretical constructs of "race" and "ethnicity," the use of inappropriate background references, a reliance on the secondary analysis of inappropriate data, and the neglect of classic studies in race and ethnic relations. Three recommendations for fut…
Immigration and Ethnic Conflict
Regionalism and Regional Devolution in Comparative Perspective
Foreword Acknowledgments National Power and Local Governance: Problems and Perspectives Power and Decentralization: Concepts and Theories Italy: The Distributive State and the Consequences of Late Unification France: The Bureaucratic State and Political Reforms Spain: The Multinational State and the Consequences of Incomplete State Building Conclusions and Interpretations Index About the Authors
Research In Urban Sociology: A Research Annual, Vol. 1: Race, Class, and Urban Change
Women and the elderly in Chicago's public parks
An observational study of 13 public parks revealed systematic differences in leisure and recreation activities between men and women and among elderly people and those in other age groups. Both women and the elderly were underrepresented among public park users. Women were more likely to make use of the public park during the afternoon and early evening hours and were most often observed in small family groups; their activities reflected traditio…
Early Marriage in a Hmong Cohort
Rumbaut and Ima's (1988) report on the social and cultural adaptation of Southeast Asian refugee youth in Sad Diego indicated that the Hmong have retained their traditional family patterns more than any other group studied. Important characteristics of these family patterns include early age of marriage for female children, high levels of fertility, and a narrow set of circumscribed roles for females vis-a-vis those of males. Other studies indica…
Fantasy City: Pleasure and Profit in the Postmodern Metropolis
Fantasy City analyses the post-industrialist city as a site of entertainment. By discussing examples from a wide variety of venues, including casinos, malls, heritage developments and theme parks, Hannigan questions urban entertainments economic foundations and historical background. He asks whether such areas of fantasy destroy communities or instead create new groupings of shared identities and experiences. The book is written in a student frie…
The Racialization of Leisure: Comments on Stodolska's Discrimination Model
Four years ago I was invited to travel with the Allman Brothers Band for part of their summer tour through the Midwest. After just a couple of days of all-night bus rides, groggy mornings, and long
Capital, Secondary Circuit of
For Marx, the second circuit of capital is the sphere of unproductive labor, where commodities are sold and money capital is created. David Harvey used the second circuit of capital to explain urban growth under capitalism, while Henri Lefebvre used the same ideas to study the production of space in capitalist society
Symposium on the Ghetto.s: The Ghetto : Origins, History, Discourse
Nearly a decade into the new millennium, many traditionally black ghettos like Harlem, the Fillmore, and Chicago's South Side have experienced declining population and gentrification. Now seems like a fitting time to evaluate the conceptual merits of the term and the trajectory of research on the “ ghetto.” Much of the research on poverty neighborhoods focuses on Chicago—but is Chicago's South Side representative of poverty neighborhoods (and ghe…
Urban Megaprojects: A Worldwide View
The aim of this book is to understand the causes and consequences of new scales and forms of territorial restructuring in a steadily globalizing world by focusing on urban megaproject development. Contributions focus on the principal actors, institutions, and innovations that drive capitalist globalization, socio-economic and territorial restructuring, and global city formation by exploring the architectural design, planning, management, financin…
Chicago School
The Chicago School of urban sociology refers to work of faculty and graduate students at the University of Chicago during the period 1915–1935. This small group of scholars developed a new sociological theory and research methodology in a conscious effort to create a science of society using the city of Chicago as a social laboratory. The Chicago School continues to define the contours of urban sociology, most clearly in the contributions of urba…
Ghetto
The ghetto has been an important (and contested) concept in urban studies, from its original use in describing the ethnic Jewish ghettos of the early modern era to the racial ghetto of the present day. Drawing from an extensive literature on residential segregation, recent study has focused on comparisons of social exclusion and marginality across cities, countries, and continents, with continuing debate as to whether the black ghetto is a proper…
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