Andrew Sanchirico
Biographic Data
| ID | 211770 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrew Sanchirico |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrew |
| FAMILY NAME | Sanchirico |
| SIGNATURE | SANCHIRICO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Albany State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 121 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Culturally Conservative View of Jazz in America: A Historical and Critical Analysis
Jazz in America, once identified with social rebellion and political protest, has since the 1980s become closely associated with cultural conservatism, a belief system that places high value on traditionalism. Jazz, from this perspective, embodies traditional American values and norms, particularly those related to the nation’s democratic principles. Those who perceive jazz in this manner commonly depict the music as a model of democracy that ser…
Foster parent involvement in service planning: Does it increase job satisfaction
The Importance of Small-Business Ownership in Chinese American Educational Achievement
The educational achievement of Chinese Americans is commonly attributed to the group's traditional values. While this conventional explanation is generally accurate, it ignores other contributing factors, such as the high concentration of small-business ownership among the overseas Chinese. According to an alternative (or complementary) explanation, families in small businesses transmit high aspirations to the next generation, thereby promoting t…
Fear of Crime and Constrained Behavior Specifying and Estimating a Reciprocal Effects Model
To some extent fear of crime is thought to be a social problem because it is assumed to constrain social interaction. However, empirical support for the effects of fear on social behavior is mixed. This may reflect two problems. Extant research does not control for the negative effect of social behavior on fear while estimating the effect of fear on social behavior; and research assumes that the effect of fear on social behavior is the same for a…
Fear of Crime as a Social Fact
Fear of crime has emerged as a significant issue. Much research has investigated the extent and distribution of fear across such social statuses as age, sex, class, and race. Our research takes a different direction: it treats fear as a social fact which varies across sites and situations—fear between cities and the structural characteristics of cities which influence it, such as crime rates, the proportion of crime which is interracial, racial c…
Fear of Crime as a Social Fact
Fear of crime has emerged as a significant issue. Much research has investigated the extent and distribution of fear across such social statuses as age, sex, class, and race. Our research takes a different direction: it treats fear as a social fact which varies across sites and situations—fear between cities and the structural characteristics of cities which influence it, such as crime rates, the proportion of crime which is interracial, racial c…
Fear of Crime and Constrained Behavior Specifying and Estimating a Reciprocal Effects Model
To some extent fear of crime is thought to be a social problem because it is assumed to constrain social interaction. However, empirical support for the effects of fear on social behavior is mixed. This may reflect two problems. Extant research does not control for the negative effect of social behavior on fear while estimating the effect of fear on social behavior; and research assumes that the effect of fear on social behavior is the same for a…
Foster parent involvement in service planning: Does it increase job satisfaction
The Importance of Small-Business Ownership in Chinese American Educational Achievement
The educational achievement of Chinese Americans is commonly attributed to the group's traditional values. While this conventional explanation is generally accurate, it ignores other contributing factors, such as the high concentration of small-business ownership among the overseas Chinese. According to an alternative (or complementary) explanation, families in small businesses transmit high aspirations to the next generation, thereby promoting t…
Fear of Crime as a Social Fact
Fear of crime has emerged as a significant issue. Much research has investigated the extent and distribution of fear across such social statuses as age, sex, class, and race. Our research takes a different direction: it treats fear as a social fact which varies across sites and situations—fear between cities and the structural characteristics of cities which influence it, such as crime rates, the proportion of crime which is interracial, racial c…
Fear of Crime and Constrained Behavior Specifying and Estimating a Reciprocal Effects Model
To some extent fear of crime is thought to be a social problem because it is assumed to constrain social interaction. However, empirical support for the effects of fear on social behavior is mixed. This may reflect two problems. Extant research does not control for the negative effect of social behavior on fear while estimating the effect of fear on social behavior; and research assumes that the effect of fear on social behavior is the same for a…
The Importance of Small-Business Ownership in Chinese American Educational Achievement
The educational achievement of Chinese Americans is commonly attributed to the group's traditional values. While this conventional explanation is generally accurate, it ignores other contributing factors, such as the high concentration of small-business ownership among the overseas Chinese. According to an alternative (or complementary) explanation, families in small businesses transmit high aspirations to the next generation, thereby promoting t…
Foster parent involvement in service planning: Does it increase job satisfaction
The Culturally Conservative View of Jazz in America: A Historical and Critical Analysis
Jazz in America, once identified with social rebellion and political protest, has since the 1980s become closely associated with cultural conservatism, a belief system that places high value on traditionalism. Jazz, from this perspective, embodies traditional American values and norms, particularly those related to the nation’s democratic principles. Those who perceive jazz in this manner commonly depict the music as a model of democracy that ser…
Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (2 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Academic achievement (1 works) · Aesthetics (1 works) · Agency (philosophy (1 works)