Graham C Kinloch
Biographic Data
| ID | 3633656 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Graham C Kinloch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Graham C |
| FAMILY NAME | Kinloch |
| SIGNATURE | KINLOCH G C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Florida State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 36 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 36 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Contemporary Professional Sociology in America: A Critique
Changing Racial Attitudes in Zimbabwe: Colonial/Post-Colonial Dynamics
This article focuses on racial attitudes in post-colonial Zimbabwe as revealed in letters to the editor, published in one of the country's weekly newspapers from the late 1980s through the 1990s. These data revealed that African authors were the consistent majority during this period and focused on their institutional needs, becoming increasingly critical of their government. White authors, on the other hand, remained the minority and emphasized …
Then I Was Black: South African Political Identities in Transition
In this work, Courtney Jung argues that when ethnic and racial identities are politically fluid and heterogeneous, as she finds they are in South Africa, ethnic and racial politics will not undermine the peaceful and democratic potential of the government
Whiteness Just Isn't What It Used to Be: White Identity in a Changing South Africa
Ethnicity: Racism, Class and Culture
The Comparative Understanding of Intergroup Relations: A Worldwide Analysis
Ideology and the Social Sciences
Ideology and the Social Sciences: Introduction by Graham C. Kinloch and Raj P. Mohan Theoretical Issues Ideology, Myths, and Social Science by Raj P. Mohan and Graham C. Kinloch Ideology and the Research Process The Theory of Sociological Thought and the Research Process by Max Koch Sociological Research on Discontinuous Change by Henk A. Becker The Political Context of Ideology Changing Professional Ideologies of Finnish Sociology by Ilkka Pirtt…
Racial Attitudes in the Post-Colonial Situation. The Case of Zimbabwe
What happens to intergroup attitudes when a previously colonized population gains political independence? Several world regions such as Eastern Europe, Germany, and Southern Africa have recently experienced moves toward democratization. Racial minorities within the United States, although suffering severe setbacks in recent decades, have also successfully elected members to political office at local, state, and federal levels of government. What …
American sociology’s changing interests as reflected in two leading journals
White Perspectives on Black Americans: A Study of Journal Articles in Professional Sociology
RACE RELATIONS have been a central topic of analysis since, if not prior to, the establishment of American Sociology. This literature, however, has been criticized severely for rationalizing the status quo and particular ideologies of the times,' documenting disadvantages of blacks in a static fashion,2 focusing on attitudes of whites to the neglect of the reaction and political leadership of blacks,3 while other racial minorities in the society …
The changing evaluation of knowledge: A study of introductory sociology textbook reviews, 1895–1979
This study involves an analysis of 276 reviews of introductory Sociology texts published in the American Journal of Sociology, American Sociological Review, and Contemporary Sociology between 1895 and 1979. Criteria used both to praise and critique these works were studied by decade of journal publication. It was found that evaluative criteria proceeded from an emphasis on theoretical classification and pedagogical utility through the importance …
Race and Ethnic Relations: An Annotated Bibliography
Dictionary of Race and Ethnic Relations
Issues of ethnicity and racial relations are almost universally seen as one of the prime motivating forces behind social conflict and change. The often volatile and complex nature of racial interaction resonates through all aspects of modern society. Even social issues which appear to have little or no connection with race often become entangled with ethnic friction to create far more complex problems. Race is also used as a powerful weapon by in…
Introduction to Race Relations
Racial Identity Among Mixed Adolescents in Hawaii: A Research Note
The islands of Hawaii are well-known for their unique level of racial heterogeneity and admixture, overt norms of racial tolerance and harmony, and temperate climate. Of central interest to the social scientist is the manner in which racial and cultural blending take place in such a complex society, particularly among those of mixed racial origin; Hawaii provides a social laboratory in which to study such processes in depth. This paper, viewing r…
Ethnic Identity: Strategies of Diversity
Ideology and Contemporary Sociological Theory
Black Students and the Labor Market: An Analysis of Occupational Expectations
In an era of economic inflation and recession, the correlation between education and employment increases in significance, particularly for minority groups. Accordingly, the occupational plans or expectations of college students must take into account not only the quality and appropriateness of their training for specific occupations but also the availability of jobs in their chosen field. While characteristics of the labor market are important, …
The Sociology of Minority Group Relations
Three Faces of Pluralism: Political, Ethnic and Religious
Comparative Race and Ethnic Relations
The Sociology of Minority Group Relations
Kinloch's book examines minority group relations from a power, conflict, and labeling perspective. The book is broad in that included in the definition of minority are physiological, economic, cultural, and behavioral minorities. That is, it includes women, the aged, adolescents, children, racial groups, cultural like Greeks and Italians, and behavioral deviants like the mentally ill, homosexuals, criminals, and juvenile delinquents. The book is …
Racial Conflict in Rhodesia: A Socio-Historical Study
Sociological Theory: Its Development and Major Paradigms
The Pity of It All: Polarisation of Racial and Ethnic Relations
American sociology’s changing interests as reflected in two leading journals
Ideology and the Social Sciences
Ideology and the Social Sciences: Introduction by Graham C. Kinloch and Raj P. Mohan Theoretical Issues Ideology, Myths, and Social Science by Raj P. Mohan and Graham C. Kinloch Ideology and the Research Process The Theory of Sociological Thought and the Research Process by Max Koch Sociological Research on Discontinuous Change by Henk A. Becker The Political Context of Ideology Changing Professional Ideologies of Finnish Sociology by Ilkka Pirtt…
Ideology and Contemporary Sociological Theory
Comparative Race and Ethnic Relations
Sponsored and Contest Mobility among College Graduates: Measurement of the Relative Openness of a Social Structure
Graham C. Kinloch, Sponsored and Contest Mobility among College Graduates: Measurement of the Relative Openness of a Social Structure, Sociology of Education, Vol. 42, No. 4 (Autumn, 1969), pp. 350-367
Racial Identity Among Mixed Adolescents in Hawaii: A Research Note
The islands of Hawaii are well-known for their unique level of racial heterogeneity and admixture, overt norms of racial tolerance and harmony, and temperate climate. Of central interest to the social scientist is the manner in which racial and cultural blending take place in such a complex society, particularly among those of mixed racial origin; Hawaii provides a social laboratory in which to study such processes in depth. This paper, viewing r…
Social Origins, Academic Achievement, and Mobility Channels: Sponsored and Contest Mobility among College Graduates
Graham C. Kinloch, Robert Perrucci, Social Origins, Academic Achievement, and Mobility Channels: Sponsored and Contest Mobility among College Graduates, Social Forces, Vol. 48, No. 1 (Sep., 1969), pp. 36-45
Sponsored and Contest Mobility among College Graduates: Measurement of the Relative Openness of a Social Structure
Graham C. Kinloch, Sponsored and Contest Mobility among College Graduates: Measurement of the Relative Openness of a Social Structure, Sociology of Education, Vol. 42, No. 4 (Autumn, 1969), pp. 350-367
Parent-youth conflict at home: An investigation among university freshmen
In a study among 100 freshman at a large, midwestern American universtiy of the conflicts with their parents they had experienced during high school, it was found that the conflict was defined by the family's socioeconomic status, the sex of the adolescent, and the parent-child gap as reflected in differing emphases and role definitions
Flame or Lily? Rhodesian Values as Defined by the Press
Urbanization and the Plural Society: A Case Study of Flatlife in South Africa
Social Types and Race Relations in the Colonial Setting: A Case Study of Rhodesia
sTUDENTS OF RACE relations are faced with at least three major problems: determining the unit of analysis, delineating related factors, and tracing changes within such relations. Thus, researchers have difficulties in deciding on indices of race relations and the levels of their application.' At the same time, they must deal with highly varied controlling factors and data so general as almost to defy classification.2 Thirdly, they are dealing wit…
White Racism: A Psychohistory
Racial Issues in New Zealand: Problems and Insights
Black Community Control: A Study of Transition in a Texas Ghetto
The Dynamics of Race Relations: A Sociological Analysis
The Dynamics of Race Relations: A Sociological Analysis
Sociological Theory: Its Development and Major Paradigms
The Pity of It All: Polarisation of Racial and Ethnic Relations
The Sociology of Minority Group Relations
Kinloch's book examines minority group relations from a power, conflict, and labeling perspective. The book is broad in that included in the definition of minority are physiological, economic, cultural, and behavioral minorities. That is, it includes women, the aged, adolescents, children, racial groups, cultural like Greeks and Italians, and behavioral deviants like the mentally ill, homosexuals, criminals, and juvenile delinquents. The book is …
Racial Conflict in Rhodesia: A Socio-Historical Study
Black Students and the Labor Market: An Analysis of Occupational Expectations
In an era of economic inflation and recession, the correlation between education and employment increases in significance, particularly for minority groups. Accordingly, the occupational plans or expectations of college students must take into account not only the quality and appropriateness of their training for specific occupations but also the availability of jobs in their chosen field. While characteristics of the labor market are important, …
The Sociology of Minority Group Relations
Three Faces of Pluralism: Political, Ethnic and Religious
Comparative Race and Ethnic Relations
Ethnic Identity: Strategies of Diversity
Ideology and Contemporary Sociological Theory
Racial Identity Among Mixed Adolescents in Hawaii: A Research Note
The islands of Hawaii are well-known for their unique level of racial heterogeneity and admixture, overt norms of racial tolerance and harmony, and temperate climate. Of central interest to the social scientist is the manner in which racial and cultural blending take place in such a complex society, particularly among those of mixed racial origin; Hawaii provides a social laboratory in which to study such processes in depth. This paper, viewing r…
White Perspectives on Black Americans: A Study of Journal Articles in Professional Sociology
RACE RELATIONS have been a central topic of analysis since, if not prior to, the establishment of American Sociology. This literature, however, has been criticized severely for rationalizing the status quo and particular ideologies of the times,' documenting disadvantages of blacks in a static fashion,2 focusing on attitudes of whites to the neglect of the reaction and political leadership of blacks,3 while other racial minorities in the society …
The changing evaluation of knowledge: A study of introductory sociology textbook reviews, 1895–1979
This study involves an analysis of 276 reviews of introductory Sociology texts published in the American Journal of Sociology, American Sociological Review, and Contemporary Sociology between 1895 and 1979. Criteria used both to praise and critique these works were studied by decade of journal publication. It was found that evaluative criteria proceeded from an emphasis on theoretical classification and pedagogical utility through the importance …
Race and Ethnic Relations: An Annotated Bibliography
Sociology (33 works) · Political science (19 works) · Gender Studies (17 works) · Gender Studies (12 works) · Epistemology (9 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Social science (9 works) · Anthropology (8 works) · Ethnic group (7 works)