Carle C Zimmerman
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3631017 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Carle C Zimmerman |
| NOMBRES | Carle C |
| APELLIDO | Zimmerman |
| FIRMA | ZIMMERMAN C C |
| AFILIACIONES | Harvard University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 121 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 68 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 121 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1926 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The Asians, Their Heritage and Destiny
Social Change in Developing Areas, A Reinterpretation of Evolutionary Theory
Africa Social Problems of Change and Conflict
Urbanization and Migration in West Africa
Human Family Systems
Family and Caste in Urban India
Boor Reviews
Love, Altruism, and World Crisis
Family and Civilization in the East and the West
Family and Civilization in the East and the West
Hunger as a Factor in Human Affairs
Studies in Marriage and the Family
Brain Drain Controversy and International Students
Brain Drain Controversy and International Students
Estudio comparativo de blancos y negros en los Estados Unidos
Family Influence Upon Religion
Religion is an institution upholding a system of "sacred" acts as contrasted with others called "worldly" or "profane." All of them, from "primitive" to the most advanced types - such as Confucianism, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and their numerous derivatives - have classified family relations as the most important of "sacred acts" of a wordly type. A true believer must not only love "God" but be very faithful in famil…
Cuba
The Future of the Family in America
This study deals with trends in the American family system and some predictions of possible and probable changes by the end of this century. The family, and the social system of which it is a part, has changed very much during each century of modern history since the Middle Ages. In the twelfth century it was ruled almost entirely by canon law and the Church. The only exceptions to this were on the manors or large farms where the leaders of the f…
Les transformations de la campagne Polonaise.Ryszard Turski , Members of the Rural Sociology Group of the Polish Academy of Science
Boekbesprekings
Willard W. Waller on the Family, Education, and War
Encyclopedia of Campus Urtrest
Sorokin, the World's Greatest Sociologist
The Atomistic Family - Fact or Fiction
Many sciences are taxonomic-then subject matter is classified into categories to each of which certain non-overlapping true statements may be made. This is not so in family sociology. With a few very broad exceptions, the basic concepts of family sociology are evaluative of the status of the families with regard to their strengths and weaknesses in relation to the controls over the individuals concerned and their implementation of social needs. W…
Sorokin, The World's Greatest Sociologist
Suye Mura, A Japanese Village
Psychological Needs and Cultural Systems
Rural Community Organization
Sorokin, The World's Greatest Sociologist
Some Phases of Land Utilization in Siam
FIG. I-Decoration on panel of bullock cart, Chiengmai, northern Siam. Geographic regionalism is largely a matter of relativity. The world may be looked at as two or three regions or as any number of regions. We speak of the continent of Asia: what do we think of? Of the two great historic cultures, the Hindu and the Chinese? Of the masses of humanity in these greatest of human agglomerations ? But their size, unwieldiness, overpopulation, land hu…
Family and Society
Family Influence Upon Religion
Religion is an institution upholding a system of "sacred" acts as contrasted with others called "worldly" or "profane." All of them, from "primitive" to the most advanced types - such as Confucianism, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and their numerous derivatives - have classified family relations as the most important of "sacred acts" of a wordly type. A true believer must not only love "God" but be very faithful in famil…
Outline of Cultural Rural Sociology
Les Enquetes Ouvrieres en France entre 1830 et 1848
The Family Budget as a Tool for Sociological Analysis
This study discusses the use of budgetary analyses by the rural sociologists for the purpose of grasping and understanding some of the chief effects of urbanization or ruralization upon the behavior of social groups. Studies of budgetary behavior have been carried on with profit for more than two hundred and fifty years, yet much is still to be done. The works of Engel and LePlay suggest that an understanding of many effects of urbanization upon …
Rural Land Tenure in the United States
Successful American Families
The Family and Social Change
Family and Civilization
American Social Problems
The Social Conscience and the Family
Facing crises like those of the present, neither the Greek nor the Roman civilization was able to survive. The modern Western world, unlike its cultural predecessors, has developed the essentials of a system of familial values and preserved them despite their detachment from the real situation. If the family is to endure, the literate minority must assume responsibility for inculcating family doctrine in the social conscience of the masses
The Changing Community
Parent-Child Relationships
Laws of Consumption and Living
Hypotheses about the relation of various factors to the standard of living or to the standard obtaining in the social class under investigation may be classified into three groups: (1) utility hypotheses, including (a) relations between laws of supply and price and of the budget, (b) the law of diminishing returns or of rent, and (c) the marginal utility analysis; (2) the Engelian hypotheses which attempt to correlate the distribution of the budg…
Farmer Leaders in the United States
Journal Article Farmer Leaders in the United States Get access Pitirim A. Sorokin, Pitirim A. Sorokin Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Carle C. Zimmerman, Carle C. Zimmerman Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar I. O. Adams, I. O. Adams Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar O. W. Behrens, O. W. Behrens Search for other works by this autho…
The Migration to Towns and Cities
The data for this study were obtained from 357 farm families of Minnesota taken at random in groups of fifty from seven representative areas. The migration of females to the city in the third generation is distinctly higher than that of males. This study appears to show that migrants from the farm do not mount rapidly to the upper economic and social classes, I0.I per cent of the migrants being in professions, including nursing, and 2.6 per cent …
The Migration to Towns and Cities
The data for this study were obtained from 357 farm families of Minnesota taken at random in groups of fifty from seven representative areas. The migration of females to the city in the third generation is distinctly higher than that of males. This study appears to show that migrants from the farm do not mount rapidly to the upper economic and social classes, I0.I per cent of the migrants being in professions, including nursing, and 2.6 per cent …
Principles and Practices of Co-operative Marketing. Eliot Grinnell Mears, Mathew O. Tabriner
Farm Income and Farm Life. Dwight Sanderson The Cost of Living in Foreign Countries
Rural Sociology
Principles of Rural Sociology. Gustav A. Lundquist , Thomas Nixon Carver
Types of Farmers' Attitudes
Journal Article Types of Farmers' Attitudes Get access Carle C. Zimmerman Carle C. Zimmerman Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 5, Issue 4, June 1927, Pages 591–596, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/5.4.591 Published: 01 June 1927
The Migration to Towns and Cities. III
Migrants from cities to farms come primarily from the artisan class. Their economic ability, as shown by incomes and living expenditures, is about equivalent to that of native farmers. They are better educated than native farmers. Two thirds of them take up farming because they intermarry with farm children. A comparison of the net migration between cities and farms by economic and social groups gives the net law of rural-urban social selection: …
The Migration to Towns and Cities. II
This study, based on 694 farm families of Minnesota, appears to show that children of successful farm families stay on the farms more often, while those of the less successful migrate to large industrial cities and enter the ranks of the wageearnig classes. Farm girls from the poorer class families migrate more often than any other group. Further study will be needed before these principles may be accepted as established
Economics of Farm Organization and Management. C. L. Holmes
The Economics of Small Holdings. A Study Based on a Survey of Small-Scale Farming in Carmarthenshire. Edgar Thomas
Farmer Leaders in the United States
Journal Article Farmer Leaders in the United States Get access Pitirim A. Sorokin, Pitirim A. Sorokin Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Carle C. Zimmerman, Carle C. Zimmerman Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar I. O. Adams, I. O. Adams Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar O. W. Behrens, O. W. Behrens Search for other works by this autho…
The Family Budget as a Tool for Sociological Analysis
This study discusses the use of budgetary analyses by the rural sociologists for the purpose of grasping and understanding some of the chief effects of urbanization or ruralization upon the behavior of social groups. Studies of budgetary behavior have been carried on with profit for more than two hundred and fifty years, yet much is still to be done. The works of Engel and LePlay suggest that an understanding of many effects of urbanization upon …
Rural Organizations in Relation to Rural Life in Virginia.William Edward Garnett
The Farmer's Standard of Living.Ellis Lore Kirkpatrick
Elements of Rural Sociology.Newell Leroy Sims
The Farm Export Debenture Plan. Joseph Stancliffe Davis Farm Cost Studies in the United States. Merrill K. Bennett
Migration to Towns and Cities
This paper tests the hypothesis of chance selection in migration to cities from agriculture. The data used concern the economic and educational conditions among 477 city and farm families in Minnesota, and the migrations of 401 young adults. Farm families hold their children longer than urban families. All classes who keep children in agriculture give them less formal education than the children sent to the cities receive. Formal education may no…
Rural Russia Under the Old Regime
Caste and Credit in the Rural Area. S. S. Nehru
Laws of Consumption and Living
Hypotheses about the relation of various factors to the standard of living or to the standard obtaining in the social class under investigation may be classified into three groups: (1) utility hypotheses, including (a) relations between laws of supply and price and of the budget, (b) the law of diminishing returns or of rent, and (c) the marginal utility analysis; (2) the Engelian hypotheses which attempt to correlate the distribution of the budg…
Family and Society
Parent-Child Relationships
Les Classes Sociales dans la France Contemporaine
Les Enquetes Ouvrieres en France entre 1830 et 1848
Southwestern Chinese Borderlands
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