A Olu Oyinlade
Biographic Data
| ID | 278418 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A Olu Oyinlade |
| GIVEN NAMES | A Olu |
| FAMILY NAME | Oyinlade |
| SIGNATURE | OYINLADE A O |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Nebraska at Omaha |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6174-5482 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Who is Responsible for Race-Ethnic Discrimination? An Examination of the Roles of the US Federal Government on Two Sides of an Enduring Problem
This research is designed to contribute to ideas and logic regarding attempts to resolve the problem of race-ethnic discrimination in the United States. Ethnic discrimination was already present in the land that eventually became the USA as native Indian tribes discriminated against and warred against one another on account of their otherness. The arrival of Europeans and Africans added to the existing cultural diversity in the land with addition…
The Multi-Institutional Substructure-Superstructure Model of Understanding Causal Relations among Social Structures
Students of sociology first encounter an analysis of relations among social structures in the introductory sociology class where they learn that social realities are the products of social structures. And, throughout their academic journey in the acquisition of knowledge in the discipline, sociology students are expected to develop a deep understanding of the nature of the relationships among social structures and the consequences of such relatio…
Thoroughness in Explanation of Substructure-Superstructure Relations in Introductory Sociology Textbooks
The introductory sociology course is typically the only course most students take in sociology; hence, the introductory textbook becomes the only sociology textbook they may ever read as college students. The textbook, however, often lacks rigor in explaining concepts. This study focused on the thoroughness of explanations of the relations of substructure and superstructure of society by Karl Max (economic determinism) and Max Weber (ideological …
Extraneous Effects of Race, Gender, and Race-Gender Homo- and Heterophily Conditions on Data Quality
This study comprehensively investigated the differences in response patterns of interview respondents by race, gender, and race-gender of both respondents and interviewers, to assess the impacts of response inconsistencies on data quality during survey interviews. The study focused only on Blacks and Whites in various interview phily matches. Interviewees ( N = 491) responded to fully structured, closed-ended questions through direct interviews o…
Affirmative Action Support in an Organization
Underpinned by the assumption that people would support affirmative action based on self-interests, and/or when they have high job security not to be threatened by the policy, this study investigated the likelihood that workers would differentially support affirmative action by their demographic attributes. Analyses of three demographic models-social, organizational, and combined(social plus organizational)-were used to determine predictors of su…
Business Power and Community Governance
This study lends quantitative support to the argument that business, even at the local level, has significant influence over government. Much of what is known about the influence of business over government is anecdotal or speculative because little empirical facts about this phenomenon have been published in scientific journals. In this study, quantitative methodology was used to find the extent of perceived influence of local business power ove…
Thoroughness in Explanation of Substructure-Superstructure Relations in Introductory Sociology Textbooks
The introductory sociology course is typically the only course most students take in sociology; hence, the introductory textbook becomes the only sociology textbook they may ever read as college students. The textbook, however, often lacks rigor in explaining concepts. This study focused on the thoroughness of explanations of the relations of substructure and superstructure of society by Karl Max (economic determinism) and Max Weber (ideological …
Affirmative Action Support in an Organization
Underpinned by the assumption that people would support affirmative action based on self-interests, and/or when they have high job security not to be threatened by the policy, this study investigated the likelihood that workers would differentially support affirmative action by their demographic attributes. Analyses of three demographic models-social, organizational, and combined(social plus organizational)-were used to determine predictors of su…
Business Power and Community Governance
This study lends quantitative support to the argument that business, even at the local level, has significant influence over government. Much of what is known about the influence of business over government is anecdotal or speculative because little empirical facts about this phenomenon have been published in scientific journals. In this study, quantitative methodology was used to find the extent of perceived influence of local business power ove…
Business Power and Community Governance
This study lends quantitative support to the argument that business, even at the local level, has significant influence over government. Much of what is known about the influence of business over government is anecdotal or speculative because little empirical facts about this phenomenon have been published in scientific journals. In this study, quantitative methodology was used to find the extent of perceived influence of local business power ove…
Affirmative Action Support in an Organization
Underpinned by the assumption that people would support affirmative action based on self-interests, and/or when they have high job security not to be threatened by the policy, this study investigated the likelihood that workers would differentially support affirmative action by their demographic attributes. Analyses of three demographic models-social, organizational, and combined(social plus organizational)-were used to determine predictors of su…
Extraneous Effects of Race, Gender, and Race-Gender Homo- and Heterophily Conditions on Data Quality
This study comprehensively investigated the differences in response patterns of interview respondents by race, gender, and race-gender of both respondents and interviewers, to assess the impacts of response inconsistencies on data quality during survey interviews. The study focused only on Blacks and Whites in various interview phily matches. Interviewees ( N = 491) responded to fully structured, closed-ended questions through direct interviews o…
The Multi-Institutional Substructure-Superstructure Model of Understanding Causal Relations among Social Structures
Students of sociology first encounter an analysis of relations among social structures in the introductory sociology class where they learn that social realities are the products of social structures. And, throughout their academic journey in the acquisition of knowledge in the discipline, sociology students are expected to develop a deep understanding of the nature of the relationships among social structures and the consequences of such relatio…
Thoroughness in Explanation of Substructure-Superstructure Relations in Introductory Sociology Textbooks
The introductory sociology course is typically the only course most students take in sociology; hence, the introductory textbook becomes the only sociology textbook they may ever read as college students. The textbook, however, often lacks rigor in explaining concepts. This study focused on the thoroughness of explanations of the relations of substructure and superstructure of society by Karl Max (economic determinism) and Max Weber (ideological …
Who is Responsible for Race-Ethnic Discrimination? An Examination of the Roles of the US Federal Government on Two Sides of an Enduring Problem
This research is designed to contribute to ideas and logic regarding attempts to resolve the problem of race-ethnic discrimination in the United States. Ethnic discrimination was already present in the land that eventually became the USA as native Indian tribes discriminated against and warred against one another on account of their otherness. The arrival of Europeans and Africans added to the existing cultural diversity in the land with addition…
Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Ethnic group (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)