Joyce Tang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3734407 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joyce Tang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joyce |
| FAMILY NAME | Tang |
| SIGNATURE | TANG J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Queens College, CUNY |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Development and Implementation of an Experiential Longitudinal Health Systems Science Thread Into an Existing Medical School Curriculum
Does the Doctor–Patient Relationship Affect Enrollment in Clinical Research
Current approaches to syntax
Fugitive science
Engineers
Doing Engineering
Chapter 1 The Rise of the Engineering Profession Chapter 2 Trends in Participation and Profile of Engineers Chapter 3 Theoretical Approaches to Stratification in Engineering Chapter 4 Getting In: Engineers for Hire Chapter 5 Fitting In: Professional Identity and Commitment Chapter 6 Beyond Engineering: Crossing Over the Drawing Board Chapter 7 Track Switching and Back Tracking: The (Un)making of a Manager Chapter 8 Conclusion: The Future of Engin…
Glass Ceilings and Asian Americans
chapter 1 Introduction chapter 2 The Myth of Model Minorities: Obscuring Structural Sources of Inequality chapter 3 State of Research on the Glass Ceiling chapter 4 Virtual Segregation: A History of Asian Americans in the Labor Market chapter 5 The Educational Pipeline chapter 6 The Glass Ceiling at Aerospace Center chapter 7 The Bigger Picture chapter 8 Bibliography chapter 9 Index
Doing Engineering
Women's Science
Enslaved African Rebellions in Virginia
Throughout the history of enslavement in colonial America, rebellions or conspiracies for revolts were not uncommon, particularly in the antebellum South where there was alarge concentration of Africans. In fact, well over 250 incidents of uprisings and plots were recorded in the South (Aptheker, 1974, p. 162). Many historians and legal scholars (Aptheker, 1971, 1974; Carroll, 1938; Chambers, 1968; Cheek, 1970; Cobb, 1858/1969; Coffin, 1860; Mull…
Evidence for and against the 'double penalty' thesis in the science and engineering fields
Lost Talent
Introduction 2. Science Experiences in School and Beyond 3. Science Resources 4. Gender and Resources 5. Who Survives in Science? 6. Conclusions Appendix: Measures and Analysis Design References Index
Differences in the Process of Self-Employment among Whites, Blacks, and Asians
This study examines the process of self-employment among scientists and engineers from 1982 to 1989. I use data from the Surveys of the Natural and Social Scientists and Engineers to investigate the effects of race, nativity, and recency of arrival on the 'entry to' and 'persistence in' self-employment. The analysis shows that native-born Asians and blacks with paid employment are less likely than comparable native-born whites to enter self-emplo…
The Career Attainment of Caucasian and Asian Engineers
This article explores the influence of race and nativity on the one hand and assimilation, human capital, and market structure on the other to explain patterns of income and career transitions of Caucasians and Asians in the engineering profession. Multiple and logistic regression techniques are employed to analyze the career histories of 12,200 Caucasian and Asian engineers followed from 1982 through 1986. The objective is to determine how well …
The Career Attainment of Caucasian and Asian Engineers
This article explores the influence of race and nativity on the one hand and assimilation, human capital, and market structure on the other to explain patterns of income and career transitions of Caucasians and Asians in the engineering profession. Multiple and logistic regression techniques are employed to analyze the career histories of 12,200 Caucasian and Asian engineers followed from 1982 through 1986. The objective is to determine how well …
Fugitive science
Differences in the Process of Self-Employment among Whites, Blacks, and Asians
This study examines the process of self-employment among scientists and engineers from 1982 to 1989. I use data from the Surveys of the Natural and Social Scientists and Engineers to investigate the effects of race, nativity, and recency of arrival on the 'entry to' and 'persistence in' self-employment. The analysis shows that native-born Asians and blacks with paid employment are less likely than comparable native-born whites to enter self-emplo…
Evidence for and against the 'double penalty' thesis in the science and engineering fields
The Career Attainment of Caucasian and Asian Engineers
This article explores the influence of race and nativity on the one hand and assimilation, human capital, and market structure on the other to explain patterns of income and career transitions of Caucasians and Asians in the engineering profession. Multiple and logistic regression techniques are employed to analyze the career histories of 12,200 Caucasian and Asian engineers followed from 1982 through 1986. The objective is to determine how well …
Differences in the Process of Self-Employment among Whites, Blacks, and Asians
This study examines the process of self-employment among scientists and engineers from 1982 to 1989. I use data from the Surveys of the Natural and Social Scientists and Engineers to investigate the effects of race, nativity, and recency of arrival on the 'entry to' and 'persistence in' self-employment. The analysis shows that native-born Asians and blacks with paid employment are less likely than comparable native-born whites to enter self-emplo…
Enslaved African Rebellions in Virginia
Throughout the history of enslavement in colonial America, rebellions or conspiracies for revolts were not uncommon, particularly in the antebellum South where there was alarge concentration of Africans. In fact, well over 250 incidents of uprisings and plots were recorded in the South (Aptheker, 1974, p. 162). Many historians and legal scholars (Aptheker, 1971, 1974; Carroll, 1938; Chambers, 1968; Cheek, 1970; Cobb, 1858/1969; Coffin, 1860; Mull…
Evidence for and against the 'double penalty' thesis in the science and engineering fields
Lost Talent
Introduction 2. Science Experiences in School and Beyond 3. Science Resources 4. Gender and Resources 5. Who Survives in Science? 6. Conclusions Appendix: Measures and Analysis Design References Index
Women's Science
Doing Engineering
Chapter 1 The Rise of the Engineering Profession Chapter 2 Trends in Participation and Profile of Engineers Chapter 3 Theoretical Approaches to Stratification in Engineering Chapter 4 Getting In: Engineers for Hire Chapter 5 Fitting In: Professional Identity and Commitment Chapter 6 Beyond Engineering: Crossing Over the Drawing Board Chapter 7 Track Switching and Back Tracking: The (Un)making of a Manager Chapter 8 Conclusion: The Future of Engin…
Glass Ceilings and Asian Americans
chapter 1 Introduction chapter 2 The Myth of Model Minorities: Obscuring Structural Sources of Inequality chapter 3 State of Research on the Glass Ceiling chapter 4 Virtual Segregation: A History of Asian Americans in the Labor Market chapter 5 The Educational Pipeline chapter 6 The Glass Ceiling at Aerospace Center chapter 7 The Bigger Picture chapter 8 Bibliography chapter 9 Index
Doing Engineering
Engineers
Fugitive science
Current approaches to syntax
Does the Doctor–Patient Relationship Affect Enrollment in Clinical Research
Development and Implementation of an Experiential Longitudinal Health Systems Science Thread Into an Existing Medical School Curriculum
Sociology (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Career Development and Diversity (3 works) · Demographic economics (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Ethnic group (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Immigration (3 works)