Dietrich C Reitzes
Biographic Data
| ID | 3630744 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dietrich C Reitzes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dietrich C |
| FAMILY NAME | Reitzes |
| SIGNATURE | REITZES D C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Roosevelt University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Social Psychology of Robert E. Park: Human Nature, Self, Personality and Social Structure
Robert E. Park is widely recognized today for his contributions to urban sociology, race relations and collective behavior but his social psychology has been largely neglected. Park's inclusive and loose framework covered his interest in: (1) human nature and the bio‐physiological instincts which for him were raw materials of personality; (2) formulation of self concept as an organization of roles; and (3) micro‐macro linkages between individual …
Saul D. Alinsky: An Applied Urban Symbolic Interactionist
Urban sociology and symbolic interaction theory share Robert E. Park as a leading figure, yet there has not been a tradition of applying symbolic interaction theory to issues of urban research. A convergence is suggested as urbanists are becoming aware of the importance of sentiments and symbols in organizing and motivating urban behavior, and symbolic interactionists increasingly are becoming interested in social structure. Saul D. Alinsky demon…
The Alinsky Legacy: Alive and Kicking
The Homeless Transient in the Great Depression: New York State, 1929-1941
Alinsky in the 1980s: Two Contemporary Chicago Community Organizations
During his life, the work of Saul D. Alinsky may have been distorted by his confrontational style and outspoken manner. His lasting contribution lies in his understanding of community, organization, and power. Alinsky's intuitive grasp of the complex and multifaceted character of urban social structure, his masterful mobilization of community resources and strategies for building organizations, and his commitment to democratic pluralism and instr…
Black Physicians and Minority Group Health Care??? The Impact of NMF
This paper is part of a study conducted in 1973-1974 to assess the programs of National Medical Fellowships, Inc. (NMF). NMF is a private organization founded in 1946 to improve medical services to black communities and, later, to all minority groups. The approach of NMF was to provide aid for training of black physicians. Data from questionnaire returns from NMF grant recipients and from "other" black physicians, as well as records of the organi…
City Lads in Borstal: A Study Based on 100 Lads Discharged to Addresses in Liverpool
Community Problem Solving: The Delinquency Example
Achieving Equal Opportunity in the Use of Medical Services and Hospital Facilities: III. The Detroit Experience in the National Perspective
Achieving Equal Opportunity in the Use of Medical Services and Hospital Facilities III. The Detroit Experience in the National Perspective Dietrich C. Reitzes, Deputy DirectorPh.D. CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.53.4.621 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Residence and Race: Final and Comprehensive Report to the Commission on Race and Housing . Davis McEntire
Comprehensive Medical Services under Voluntary Health Insurance: A Study of Windsor Medical Services . Benjamin J. Darsky , Nathan Sinai , Solomon J. Axelrod
Negroes and Medicine
Negroes and Medicine
Deliberately Organized Groups and Racial Behavior
The Role of Organizational Structures: Union versus Neighborhood in a Tension Situation 1
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
Alinsky in the 1980s: Two Contemporary Chicago Community Organizations
During his life, the work of Saul D. Alinsky may have been distorted by his confrontational style and outspoken manner. His lasting contribution lies in his understanding of community, organization, and power. Alinsky's intuitive grasp of the complex and multifaceted character of urban social structure, his masterful mobilization of community resources and strategies for building organizations, and his commitment to democratic pluralism and instr…
The Social Psychology of Robert E. Park: Human Nature, Self, Personality and Social Structure
Robert E. Park is widely recognized today for his contributions to urban sociology, race relations and collective behavior but his social psychology has been largely neglected. Park's inclusive and loose framework covered his interest in: (1) human nature and the bio‐physiological instincts which for him were raw materials of personality; (2) formulation of self concept as an organization of roles; and (3) micro‐macro linkages between individual …
Community Problem Solving: The Delinquency Example
The Role of Organizational Structures: Union versus Neighborhood in a Tension Situation 1
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…
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 Role of Organizational Structures: Union versus Neighborhood in a Tension Situation 1
Deliberately Organized Groups and Racial Behavior
Comprehensive Medical Services under Voluntary Health Insurance: A Study of Windsor Medical Services . Benjamin J. Darsky , Nathan Sinai , Solomon J. Axelrod
Negroes and Medicine
Negroes and Medicine
Residence and Race: Final and Comprehensive Report to the Commission on Race and Housing . Davis McEntire
Achieving Equal Opportunity in the Use of Medical Services and Hospital Facilities: III. The Detroit Experience in the National Perspective
Achieving Equal Opportunity in the Use of Medical Services and Hospital Facilities III. The Detroit Experience in the National Perspective Dietrich C. Reitzes, Deputy DirectorPh.D. CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.53.4.621 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Community Problem Solving: The Delinquency Example
City Lads in Borstal: A Study Based on 100 Lads Discharged to Addresses in Liverpool
Black Physicians and Minority Group Health Care??? The Impact of NMF
This paper is part of a study conducted in 1973-1974 to assess the programs of National Medical Fellowships, Inc. (NMF). NMF is a private organization founded in 1946 to improve medical services to black communities and, later, to all minority groups. The approach of NMF was to provide aid for training of black physicians. Data from questionnaire returns from NMF grant recipients and from "other" black physicians, as well as records of the organi…
Alinsky in the 1980s: Two Contemporary Chicago Community Organizations
During his life, the work of Saul D. Alinsky may have been distorted by his confrontational style and outspoken manner. His lasting contribution lies in his understanding of community, organization, and power. Alinsky's intuitive grasp of the complex and multifaceted character of urban social structure, his masterful mobilization of community resources and strategies for building organizations, and his commitment to democratic pluralism and instr…
The Homeless Transient in the Great Depression: New York State, 1929-1941
The Alinsky Legacy: Alive and Kicking
Saul D. Alinsky: An Applied Urban Symbolic Interactionist
Urban sociology and symbolic interaction theory share Robert E. Park as a leading figure, yet there has not been a tradition of applying symbolic interaction theory to issues of urban research. A convergence is suggested as urbanists are becoming aware of the importance of sentiments and symbols in organizing and motivating urban behavior, and symbolic interactionists increasingly are becoming interested in social structure. Saul D. Alinsky demon…
The Social Psychology of Robert E. Park: Human Nature, Self, Personality and Social Structure
Robert E. Park is widely recognized today for his contributions to urban sociology, race relations and collective behavior but his social psychology has been largely neglected. Park's inclusive and loose framework covered his interest in: (1) human nature and the bio‐physiological instincts which for him were raw materials of personality; (2) formulation of self concept as an organization of roles; and (3) micro‐macro linkages between individual …
Sociology (12 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Political science (7 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Health care (3 works)