Eugene S Uyeki
Biographic Data
| ID | 307544 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eugene S Uyeki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eugene S |
| FAMILY NAME | Uyeki |
| SIGNATURE | UYEKI E S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Case Western Reserve University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Diffusion of Pro-Environment Attitudes
Ten statements in the 1993 General Social Surveys that relate to general themes about the environment were reduced to three scales after factor analysis: Pro-Environment, Less-Growth, and Pro-Animal. These scales were regressed on social-economic characteristics of respondents (N = 1,268). It was found that (a) those with lower incomes and less education were more pro-environment and pro-animal, (b) Black respondents were more likely than White r…
Spatial Stratification in Sapporo, Japan, 1975
Urbanisation and industrialisation took place in Japan later than in the USA from a different historical and cultural background. Japanese society is more homogeneous and exhibits lesser extremes of socio-economic differences than does society in the USA. Land costs in Sapporo, a city in Hokkaido prefecture, Japan, are distributed regularly from the centre of the city, which provides a basis for ordering population activities, including residence…
Residential Location and Satisfaction with Neighborhood Characteristics
In spite of high mobility, the neighborhood continues to influence the lives of urban dwellers. Higher status residents of Cleveland and its suburbs were more satisfied with various characteristics of their neighborhoods than those of lower status. Residential location—whether central city or suburban—explained more of the variance than socioeconomic or life-stage variables. This points to the important role of differences in housing stock, physi…
Futures for a Declining City: Simulations for the Cleveland Area. Katherine L. Bradbury , Anthony Downs , Kenneth A. Small
The Sansei: Social Interaction and Ethnic Identification among the Third Generation Japanese
Occupation and Residence: Cleveland, 1940–1970
The residential distribution of employed males in eight different occupational categories is analyzed for Cleveland for four decade periods in time, from 1940 through 1970. There is considerable stability in the ordering of the residential distributions over time whether measured by the indexes of segregation, dissimilarity, or centralization. Changes, when they occur, are incremental, and are related to changes in socioeconomic indicators
Metropolitan Transportation Politics and the New York Region
The Urban Transportation Problem
Patterns 0f vOting in a Metropolitan Area, 1938-1962
Conference on Space, Science, and Urban Life
Organizational Behavior, Morale, and Preventive Intervention
It is an interesting phenomenon that the United States military forces have recently taken the leadership in utilizing a more organizational, interpersonal and behavioral slant to their psychiatric operations than many civilian facilities. There are a number of factors which account for this. First, the military is one of the class of total institutions which has almost complete control over its members.1 It is possible, therefore, to attribute b…
Residential Distribution and Stratification, 1950-1960
A replication in space and extension in time of the Duncans' analysis of the relationship between occupational stratification and residential distribution in Chicago, 1950, was undertaken by using Cleveland data for 1950 and 1960. The rank-order correlations between Chicago and Cleveland for 1950 for indexes of segregation, dissimilarity, centralization, and low-rent concentration range from .88 through .97. The p's for Cleveland for 1950 and 196…
Draftee Behavior in the Cold-War Army
Draftee Behavior in the Cold-War Army Get access Eugene S. Uyeki Eugene S. Uyeki Case Institute of Technology Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 8, Issue 2, Autumn 1960, Pages 151–158, https://doi.org/10.2307/799272 Published: 07 August 2014
Correlates of Ethnic Identification
On an American-Japanese continuum a group of Nisei men, resettled in Chicago after their evacuation from the West Coast in 1942, were given scores on a number of items which grouped themeselves in three subareas: presumed Japaneseness of background, current behavior, and current orientation. The statiscally signicant order of correlations between the three suggests important individual differences in the bicultural socialization of the Nisei men …
Diffusion of Pro-Environment Attitudes
Ten statements in the 1993 General Social Surveys that relate to general themes about the environment were reduced to three scales after factor analysis: Pro-Environment, Less-Growth, and Pro-Animal. These scales were regressed on social-economic characteristics of respondents (N = 1,268). It was found that (a) those with lower incomes and less education were more pro-environment and pro-animal, (b) Black respondents were more likely than White r…
Residential Distribution and Stratification, 1950-1960
A replication in space and extension in time of the Duncans' analysis of the relationship between occupational stratification and residential distribution in Chicago, 1950, was undertaken by using Cleveland data for 1950 and 1960. The rank-order correlations between Chicago and Cleveland for 1950 for indexes of segregation, dissimilarity, centralization, and low-rent concentration range from .88 through .97. The p's for Cleveland for 1950 and 196…
Correlates of Ethnic Identification
On an American-Japanese continuum a group of Nisei men, resettled in Chicago after their evacuation from the West Coast in 1942, were given scores on a number of items which grouped themeselves in three subareas: presumed Japaneseness of background, current behavior, and current orientation. The statiscally signicant order of correlations between the three suggests important individual differences in the bicultural socialization of the Nisei men …
Draftee Behavior in the Cold-War Army
Draftee Behavior in the Cold-War Army Get access Eugene S. Uyeki Eugene S. Uyeki Case Institute of Technology Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 8, Issue 2, Autumn 1960, Pages 151–158, https://doi.org/10.2307/799272 Published: 07 August 2014
Residential Location and Satisfaction with Neighborhood Characteristics
In spite of high mobility, the neighborhood continues to influence the lives of urban dwellers. Higher status residents of Cleveland and its suburbs were more satisfied with various characteristics of their neighborhoods than those of lower status. Residential location—whether central city or suburban—explained more of the variance than socioeconomic or life-stage variables. This points to the important role of differences in housing stock, physi…
Occupation and Residence: Cleveland, 1940–1970
The residential distribution of employed males in eight different occupational categories is analyzed for Cleveland for four decade periods in time, from 1940 through 1970. There is considerable stability in the ordering of the residential distributions over time whether measured by the indexes of segregation, dissimilarity, or centralization. Changes, when they occur, are incremental, and are related to changes in socioeconomic indicators
Conference on Space, Science, and Urban Life
Draftee Behavior in the Cold-War Army
Draftee Behavior in the Cold-War Army Get access Eugene S. Uyeki Eugene S. Uyeki Case Institute of Technology Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 8, Issue 2, Autumn 1960, Pages 151–158, https://doi.org/10.2307/799272 Published: 07 August 2014
Correlates of Ethnic Identification
On an American-Japanese continuum a group of Nisei men, resettled in Chicago after their evacuation from the West Coast in 1942, were given scores on a number of items which grouped themeselves in three subareas: presumed Japaneseness of background, current behavior, and current orientation. The statiscally signicant order of correlations between the three suggests important individual differences in the bicultural socialization of the Nisei men …
Conference on Space, Science, and Urban Life
Organizational Behavior, Morale, and Preventive Intervention
It is an interesting phenomenon that the United States military forces have recently taken the leadership in utilizing a more organizational, interpersonal and behavioral slant to their psychiatric operations than many civilian facilities. There are a number of factors which account for this. First, the military is one of the class of total institutions which has almost complete control over its members.1 It is possible, therefore, to attribute b…
Residential Distribution and Stratification, 1950-1960
A replication in space and extension in time of the Duncans' analysis of the relationship between occupational stratification and residential distribution in Chicago, 1950, was undertaken by using Cleveland data for 1950 and 1960. The rank-order correlations between Chicago and Cleveland for 1950 for indexes of segregation, dissimilarity, centralization, and low-rent concentration range from .88 through .97. The p's for Cleveland for 1950 and 196…
Patterns 0f vOting in a Metropolitan Area, 1938-1962
Metropolitan Transportation Politics and the New York Region
The Urban Transportation Problem
Occupation and Residence: Cleveland, 1940–1970
The residential distribution of employed males in eight different occupational categories is analyzed for Cleveland for four decade periods in time, from 1940 through 1970. There is considerable stability in the ordering of the residential distributions over time whether measured by the indexes of segregation, dissimilarity, or centralization. Changes, when they occur, are incremental, and are related to changes in socioeconomic indicators
The Sansei: Social Interaction and Ethnic Identification among the Third Generation Japanese
Futures for a Declining City: Simulations for the Cleveland Area. Katherine L. Bradbury , Anthony Downs , Kenneth A. Small
Residential Location and Satisfaction with Neighborhood Characteristics
In spite of high mobility, the neighborhood continues to influence the lives of urban dwellers. Higher status residents of Cleveland and its suburbs were more satisfied with various characteristics of their neighborhoods than those of lower status. Residential location—whether central city or suburban—explained more of the variance than socioeconomic or life-stage variables. This points to the important role of differences in housing stock, physi…
Spatial Stratification in Sapporo, Japan, 1975
Urbanisation and industrialisation took place in Japan later than in the USA from a different historical and cultural background. Japanese society is more homogeneous and exhibits lesser extremes of socio-economic differences than does society in the USA. Land costs in Sapporo, a city in Hokkaido prefecture, Japan, are distributed regularly from the centre of the city, which provides a basis for ordering population activities, including residence…
Diffusion of Pro-Environment Attitudes
Ten statements in the 1993 General Social Surveys that relate to general themes about the environment were reduced to three scales after factor analysis: Pro-Environment, Less-Growth, and Pro-Animal. These scales were regressed on social-economic characteristics of respondents (N = 1,268). It was found that (a) those with lower incomes and less education were more pro-environment and pro-animal, (b) Black respondents were more likely than White r…
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