Joseph D Lohman
Biographic Data
| ID | 287225 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph D Lohman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph D |
| FAMILY NAME | Lohman |
| SIGNATURE | LOHMAN J D |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1936 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Juvenile Delinquency: A Social Dimension
In the passing years, a great deal has been written and said about juvenile delinquency. One might observe that the expanding literature and attendant oversupply of cant are in themselves indexes of the mounting character of the problem. The last decade has produced a steadily increasing host of juvenile delinquents and teenage criminals. The number of juveniles passing through the specialized courts for such persons has increased by upwards of f…
Deliberately Organized Groups and Racial Behavior
Note on Race Relations in Mass Society
Current research about racial relations is based on two dubious assumptions: that particularistic theories are necessary and appropriate and that human behavior in situations of racial contact is determined by individual attitudes. But in modern mass society individual behavior is increasingly controlled by deliberately organized collectivities. As concerns homeownership, wages and working conditions, and commercial transactions, the individual's…
The Reduction of Intergroup Tensions: A Survey of Research on Problems of Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Group Relations
The Police and Minority Groups
The Police and Minority Groups, A Manual prepared for use in the Chicago Park District Police Training School
South Italian Folkways in Europe and America. Phyllis H. Williams
The Professional Thief
Slums of New York.Harry Manuel Shulman
Crime and the Community.Frank Tannenbaum
Studies in Group Behavior.Grace Longwell Coyle
The Participant Observer in Community Studies
S OCIOLOGICAL research at nearly every point is pressed and twisted by the logic of the moral order from which the investigator has emerged. Conscious or unconscious as the person may be of his initial bias, the fact remains that our knowledge of local communities within the large urban scene bears the normative imprint of what we regard as the conventional social order. The mystery and fascination of his subject, which alone offers solace to the…
Leadership in Group Work. Henry M. Busch
Deliberately Organized Groups and Racial Behavior
The Participant Observer in Community Studies
S OCIOLOGICAL research at nearly every point is pressed and twisted by the logic of the moral order from which the investigator has emerged. Conscious or unconscious as the person may be of his initial bias, the fact remains that our knowledge of local communities within the large urban scene bears the normative imprint of what we regard as the conventional social order. The mystery and fascination of his subject, which alone offers solace to the…
Note on Race Relations in Mass Society
Current research about racial relations is based on two dubious assumptions: that particularistic theories are necessary and appropriate and that human behavior in situations of racial contact is determined by individual attitudes. But in modern mass society individual behavior is increasingly controlled by deliberately organized collectivities. As concerns homeownership, wages and working conditions, and commercial transactions, the individual's…
Juvenile Delinquency: A Social Dimension
In the passing years, a great deal has been written and said about juvenile delinquency. One might observe that the expanding literature and attendant oversupply of cant are in themselves indexes of the mounting character of the problem. The last decade has produced a steadily increasing host of juvenile delinquents and teenage criminals. The number of juveniles passing through the specialized courts for such persons has increased by upwards of f…
The Police and Minority Groups, A Manual prepared for use in the Chicago Park District Police Training School
Leadership in Group Work. Henry M. Busch
The Participant Observer in Community Studies
S OCIOLOGICAL research at nearly every point is pressed and twisted by the logic of the moral order from which the investigator has emerged. Conscious or unconscious as the person may be of his initial bias, the fact remains that our knowledge of local communities within the large urban scene bears the normative imprint of what we regard as the conventional social order. The mystery and fascination of his subject, which alone offers solace to the…
The Professional Thief
Slums of New York.Harry Manuel Shulman
Crime and the Community.Frank Tannenbaum
Studies in Group Behavior.Grace Longwell Coyle
South Italian Folkways in Europe and America. Phyllis H. Williams
The Reduction of Intergroup Tensions: A Survey of Research on Problems of Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Group Relations
The Police and Minority Groups
The Police and Minority Groups, A Manual prepared for use in the Chicago Park District Police Training School
Note on Race Relations in Mass Society
Current research about racial relations is based on two dubious assumptions: that particularistic theories are necessary and appropriate and that human behavior in situations of racial contact is determined by individual attitudes. But in modern mass society individual behavior is increasingly controlled by deliberately organized collectivities. As concerns homeownership, wages and working conditions, and commercial transactions, the individual's…
Deliberately Organized Groups and Racial Behavior
Juvenile Delinquency: A Social Dimension
In the passing years, a great deal has been written and said about juvenile delinquency. One might observe that the expanding literature and attendant oversupply of cant are in themselves indexes of the mounting character of the problem. The last decade has produced a steadily increasing host of juvenile delinquents and teenage criminals. The number of juveniles passing through the specialized courts for such persons has increased by upwards of f…
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