John C Hagan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3571887 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John C Hagan |
| GIVEN NAMES | John C |
| FAMILY NAME | Hagan |
| SIGNATURE | HAGAN J C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Toronto |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 78 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
S/He's a Rebel: Toward a Sequential Stress Theory of Delinquency and Gendered Pathways to Disadvantage in Emerging Adulthood
Quantitative longitudinal research neglects theoretical and qualitative work indicating that delinquency is a developmental phase embedded in a chain of emotions leading to cumulative disadvantage in the life course. Building on prior work in the sociological subfields of mental health delinquency, and the life course, we propose and test a gendered and age-graded sequential stress theory that treats delinquency as a transitional event or set of …
Northern Passage: American Vietnam War Resistors in Canada
Cause and Country: The Politics of Ambivalence and the American Vietnam War Resistance in Canada
Neil Smelser's (1998) Presidential Address to the American Sociological Association is a critique of rational choice theory that seeks to shift the focus from reason and opportunity to ambivalence, for example, in studies of social change processes involving migration and social movements. Smelser emphasizes that ambivalence is an intrapsychic process that operates beyond reason and opportunity. I critique and reconceive Smelser's ideas about amb…
Learning to Labor: How Working Class Kids Get Working Class Jobs
Contents: Key to transcripts Introduction. Part I Ethnography: Elements of a culture Class and institutional form of a culture Labour power, culture, class and institution. Part II Analysis: Penetrations Limitations The role of ideology Notes towards a theory of cultural forms and social reproduction Monday morning and the millennium. Index
Crime and Disrepute
The Changing Face of Crime Classical Theories of Crime and Disrepute A New Sociology of Crime and Disrepute White-Collar Crime in a Global Economy Criminal Injustice in America
Risk Preferences and Patriarchy: Extending Power-Control Theory
Power-control theory, at its most abstract level, links gender differences in risk preference to patriarchal family structures. In previous studies, direct tests have focused on adolescent delinquency, which is a specific form of risk-taking, and have used measures of risk preference specific to delinquency. In the present article, we introduce evidence for more general power-control theory hypotheses by employing a more global measure of risk pr…
The imprisoned society: Time turns a classic on its head
Streetlife and Delinquency
The correlation between class and delinquency often observed in areal studies and assumed in prominent sociological theories is elusive in studies of individuals commonly used to test these theories. A restricted conceptualization of class in terms of parental origins and the concentration of self-report survey designs on adolescents in school have removed from this area of research street youth who were once central to classic studies of delinqu…
The Sociology of Law and Order
The Shooting Party, Čexov's Early Novel: Its Place in His Development
S/He's a Rebel: Toward a Sequential Stress Theory of Delinquency and Gendered Pathways to Disadvantage in Emerging Adulthood
Quantitative longitudinal research neglects theoretical and qualitative work indicating that delinquency is a developmental phase embedded in a chain of emotions leading to cumulative disadvantage in the life course. Building on prior work in the sociological subfields of mental health delinquency, and the life course, we propose and test a gendered and age-graded sequential stress theory that treats delinquency as a transitional event or set of …
Risk Preferences and Patriarchy: Extending Power-Control Theory
Power-control theory, at its most abstract level, links gender differences in risk preference to patriarchal family structures. In previous studies, direct tests have focused on adolescent delinquency, which is a specific form of risk-taking, and have used measures of risk preference specific to delinquency. In the present article, we introduce evidence for more general power-control theory hypotheses by employing a more global measure of risk pr…
Streetlife and Delinquency
The correlation between class and delinquency often observed in areal studies and assumed in prominent sociological theories is elusive in studies of individuals commonly used to test these theories. A restricted conceptualization of class in terms of parental origins and the concentration of self-report survey designs on adolescents in school have removed from this area of research street youth who were once central to classic studies of delinqu…
Learning to Labor: How Working Class Kids Get Working Class Jobs
Contents: Key to transcripts Introduction. Part I Ethnography: Elements of a culture Class and institutional form of a culture Labour power, culture, class and institution. Part II Analysis: Penetrations Limitations The role of ideology Notes towards a theory of cultural forms and social reproduction Monday morning and the millennium. Index
The imprisoned society: Time turns a classic on its head
Cause and Country: The Politics of Ambivalence and the American Vietnam War Resistance in Canada
Neil Smelser's (1998) Presidential Address to the American Sociological Association is a critique of rational choice theory that seeks to shift the focus from reason and opportunity to ambivalence, for example, in studies of social change processes involving migration and social movements. Smelser emphasizes that ambivalence is an intrapsychic process that operates beyond reason and opportunity. I critique and reconceive Smelser's ideas about amb…
The Shooting Party, Čexov's Early Novel: Its Place in His Development
The Sociology of Law and Order
Streetlife and Delinquency
The correlation between class and delinquency often observed in areal studies and assumed in prominent sociological theories is elusive in studies of individuals commonly used to test these theories. A restricted conceptualization of class in terms of parental origins and the concentration of self-report survey designs on adolescents in school have removed from this area of research street youth who were once central to classic studies of delinqu…
The imprisoned society: Time turns a classic on its head
Learning to Labor: How Working Class Kids Get Working Class Jobs
Contents: Key to transcripts Introduction. Part I Ethnography: Elements of a culture Class and institutional form of a culture Labour power, culture, class and institution. Part II Analysis: Penetrations Limitations The role of ideology Notes towards a theory of cultural forms and social reproduction Monday morning and the millennium. Index
Crime and Disrepute
The Changing Face of Crime Classical Theories of Crime and Disrepute A New Sociology of Crime and Disrepute White-Collar Crime in a Global Economy Criminal Injustice in America
Risk Preferences and Patriarchy: Extending Power-Control Theory
Power-control theory, at its most abstract level, links gender differences in risk preference to patriarchal family structures. In previous studies, direct tests have focused on adolescent delinquency, which is a specific form of risk-taking, and have used measures of risk preference specific to delinquency. In the present article, we introduce evidence for more general power-control theory hypotheses by employing a more global measure of risk pr…
Cause and Country: The Politics of Ambivalence and the American Vietnam War Resistance in Canada
Neil Smelser's (1998) Presidential Address to the American Sociological Association is a critique of rational choice theory that seeks to shift the focus from reason and opportunity to ambivalence, for example, in studies of social change processes involving migration and social movements. Smelser emphasizes that ambivalence is an intrapsychic process that operates beyond reason and opportunity. I critique and reconceive Smelser's ideas about amb…
Northern Passage: American Vietnam War Resistors in Canada
S/He's a Rebel: Toward a Sequential Stress Theory of Delinquency and Gendered Pathways to Disadvantage in Emerging Adulthood
Quantitative longitudinal research neglects theoretical and qualitative work indicating that delinquency is a developmental phase embedded in a chain of emotions leading to cumulative disadvantage in the life course. Building on prior work in the sociological subfields of mental health delinquency, and the life course, we propose and test a gendered and age-graded sequential stress theory that treats delinquency as a transitional event or set of …
Sociology (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Criminology (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Juvenile delinquency (3 works)