Edward Harvey
Biographic Data
| ID | 3631685 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edward Harvey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edward |
| FAMILY NAME | Harvey |
| SIGNATURE | HARVEY E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Massachusetts Amherst |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Pavage Grants and Urban Street Paving in Medieval England, 1249–1462
Going back to the time of Henry III, pavage grants were presented by the Crown to the burgesses, bailiffs, and mayors of English towns, allowing those officials to assess tolls on imports and exports. They used the funds from these tolls for paving and repairing streets. The records of pavage grants are found primarily in the Calendar of Patent Rolls. The demands of an increasingly commercial economy that required better roads to lower transport …
Gallery Artworks
Ethnie Identity. The Case of the French AmericansParker, James Hill. Ethnie Identity. The Case of the French Americans . Washington, D.C
Perspectives on Modernization
Perspectives on Modernization
Perspectives on Modernization is published in memory of Ian Weinberg, a sociologist of brilliant promise who died at age thirty. It consists of essays by his colleagues, students, and teachers which reflect upon and carry further Ian Weinberg's majory scholarly concerns -- the processes of industrialization and modernization of societies.
Technology and the Structure of Organizations
Data on 43 industrial organizations point to the existence of relationships between an organization's technology and aspects of its internal structure, including the number oJ specialized sub-units, the number of levels of authority, the ratio of managers and supervisors to total personnel, and the degree of program specification within the organization. A primary finding is that the less changeful an organization's technology, the more likely th…
Systems of Organization
Social Change and the Jazz Musician
Interviews with 118 randomly selected jazz musicians and four months of participant observation yield evidence strongly suggesting changes in the occupation ideology of jazz musicians. Age controls on the findings suggest that jazz musicians are becoming less hostile toward audiences and the larger society, that in-group norms promoting cohesiveness are weakening, and that jazz musicians are becoming less inclined to interact only with their own …
Technology and the Structure of Organizations
Data on 43 industrial organizations point to the existence of relationships between an organization's technology and aspects of its internal structure, including the number oJ specialized sub-units, the number of levels of authority, the ratio of managers and supervisors to total personnel, and the degree of program specification within the organization. A primary finding is that the less changeful an organization's technology, the more likely th…
Systems of Organization
Social Change and the Jazz Musician
Interviews with 118 randomly selected jazz musicians and four months of participant observation yield evidence strongly suggesting changes in the occupation ideology of jazz musicians. Age controls on the findings suggest that jazz musicians are becoming less hostile toward audiences and the larger society, that in-group norms promoting cohesiveness are weakening, and that jazz musicians are becoming less inclined to interact only with their own …
Social Change and the Jazz Musician
Interviews with 118 randomly selected jazz musicians and four months of participant observation yield evidence strongly suggesting changes in the occupation ideology of jazz musicians. Age controls on the findings suggest that jazz musicians are becoming less hostile toward audiences and the larger society, that in-group norms promoting cohesiveness are weakening, and that jazz musicians are becoming less inclined to interact only with their own …
Technology and the Structure of Organizations
Data on 43 industrial organizations point to the existence of relationships between an organization's technology and aspects of its internal structure, including the number oJ specialized sub-units, the number of levels of authority, the ratio of managers and supervisors to total personnel, and the degree of program specification within the organization. A primary finding is that the less changeful an organization's technology, the more likely th…
Systems of Organization
Perspectives on Modernization
Perspectives on Modernization is published in memory of Ian Weinberg, a sociologist of brilliant promise who died at age thirty. It consists of essays by his colleagues, students, and teachers which reflect upon and carry further Ian Weinberg's majory scholarly concerns -- the processes of industrialization and modernization of societies.
Perspectives on Modernization
Ethnie Identity. The Case of the French AmericansParker, James Hill. Ethnie Identity. The Case of the French Americans . Washington, D.C
Gallery Artworks
Pavage Grants and Urban Street Paving in Medieval England, 1249–1462
Going back to the time of Henry III, pavage grants were presented by the Crown to the burgesses, bailiffs, and mayors of English towns, allowing those officials to assess tolls on imports and exports. They used the funds from these tolls for paving and repairing streets. The records of pavage grants are found primarily in the Calendar of Patent Rolls. The demands of an increasingly commercial economy that required better roads to lower transport …
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Critical Theory and Philosophy (2 works) · Modernization theory (2 works) · Visual arts (2 works) · 20th century (1 work)