Douglas M Eichar
Biographic Data
| ID | 3841590 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Douglas M Eichar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Douglas M |
| FAMILY NAME | Eichar |
| SIGNATURE | EICHAR D M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hartford |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Class in Twentieth-Century American Sociology: An Analysis of Theories and Measurement Strategies
Preface Introduction The Study of Class in American Sociology The Analysis of Class Inequality in Early American Sociology The Emergence of Functionalist Theories of Class Inequality Early Functionalism: Social Anthropological Analyses of Class Inequality in American Community Life The Functionalist Perspective on Class Inequality Applying the Functionalist Perspective on Class Inequality in Social Science Research The Emergence of Conflict Theor…
The job satisfaction of older workers
Older workers re‐entering the workforce and those changing jobs are coming to play an increasingly important role in the labor force, especially as part‐time workers. Yet the work orientation and job satisfaction of these workers has not been studied. Do ‘situational’ factors such as skill and pay matter for this subgroup of workers, and if so, which ones? If significant factors exist, can their effect be explained by the mediating influence of ‘…
Occupations and Class Consciousness in America
Occupation and Class Consciousness in America
Occupation and Class Consciousness in America
Introduction The Conceptual Independence of Occupation and Class Occupational Self-Direction and Alienation Occupational Self-Direction, Class, and Authority Occupational Self-Direction and Class Consciousness Analysis of Work-Related Class Interests Analysis of Other Levels of Class Consciousness and Political Orientation Interpretations and Conclusions Appendices Bibliography Index
Splitting the Middle: Political Alienation, Acquiescence, and Activism among America's Middle Layers
Alienation, Occupational Self-Direction, and Worker Consciousness: An Exploration
Alienation is reconceptualized in terms of low position on three dimensions of occupational self-direction (autonomy of the worker, complexity of the work, and variety of the tasks performed) isolated by Kohn and Schooler. Factor analysis of survey data confirms the existence of these three dimensions, and their impact on job satisfaction and class consciousness within the working class is explored. Specific hypotheses are abstracted from the wor…
The job satisfaction of older workers
Older workers re‐entering the workforce and those changing jobs are coming to play an increasingly important role in the labor force, especially as part‐time workers. Yet the work orientation and job satisfaction of these workers has not been studied. Do ‘situational’ factors such as skill and pay matter for this subgroup of workers, and if so, which ones? If significant factors exist, can their effect be explained by the mediating influence of ‘…
Occupation and Class Consciousness in America
Introduction The Conceptual Independence of Occupation and Class Occupational Self-Direction and Alienation Occupational Self-Direction, Class, and Authority Occupational Self-Direction and Class Consciousness Analysis of Work-Related Class Interests Analysis of Other Levels of Class Consciousness and Political Orientation Interpretations and Conclusions Appendices Bibliography Index
Alienation, Occupational Self-Direction, and Worker Consciousness: An Exploration
Alienation is reconceptualized in terms of low position on three dimensions of occupational self-direction (autonomy of the worker, complexity of the work, and variety of the tasks performed) isolated by Kohn and Schooler. Factor analysis of survey data confirms the existence of these three dimensions, and their impact on job satisfaction and class consciousness within the working class is explored. Specific hypotheses are abstracted from the wor…
Alienation, Occupational Self-Direction, and Worker Consciousness: An Exploration
Alienation is reconceptualized in terms of low position on three dimensions of occupational self-direction (autonomy of the worker, complexity of the work, and variety of the tasks performed) isolated by Kohn and Schooler. Factor analysis of survey data confirms the existence of these three dimensions, and their impact on job satisfaction and class consciousness within the working class is explored. Specific hypotheses are abstracted from the wor…
Occupation and Class Consciousness in America
Occupation and Class Consciousness in America
Introduction The Conceptual Independence of Occupation and Class Occupational Self-Direction and Alienation Occupational Self-Direction, Class, and Authority Occupational Self-Direction and Class Consciousness Analysis of Work-Related Class Interests Analysis of Other Levels of Class Consciousness and Political Orientation Interpretations and Conclusions Appendices Bibliography Index
Splitting the Middle: Political Alienation, Acquiescence, and Activism among America's Middle Layers
The job satisfaction of older workers
Older workers re‐entering the workforce and those changing jobs are coming to play an increasingly important role in the labor force, especially as part‐time workers. Yet the work orientation and job satisfaction of these workers has not been studied. Do ‘situational’ factors such as skill and pay matter for this subgroup of workers, and if so, which ones? If significant factors exist, can their effect be explained by the mediating influence of ‘…
Occupations and Class Consciousness in America
Class in Twentieth-Century American Sociology: An Analysis of Theories and Measurement Strategies
Preface Introduction The Study of Class in American Sociology The Analysis of Class Inequality in Early American Sociology The Emergence of Functionalist Theories of Class Inequality Early Functionalism: Social Anthropological Analyses of Class Inequality in American Community Life The Functionalist Perspective on Class Inequality Applying the Functionalist Perspective on Class Inequality in Social Science Research The Emergence of Conflict Theor…
Political science (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Class consciousness (4 works) · Consciousness (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Social and Cultural Dynamics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)