Jeffrey Cormier
Biographic Data
| ID | 3926154 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeffrey Cormier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeffrey |
| FAMILY NAME | Cormier |
| SIGNATURE | CORMIER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Western University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Network social capital as an outcome of social movement mobilization
The Canadianization Movement in Context
Universities in Canada were a major battleground during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Before then they were understood largely as the reserve of a select few elites, charged with imparting a cosmopolitan scientific worldview on a new generation. In 1968 this vision of the university in Canada was challenged as nationalist forces descended on it, changing it in fundamental yet controversial ways. Canadian nationalists argued that not only were u…
The Canadianization Movement in Context
Wood Frames
Much research into social movement framing activity has been based on qualitative case-study analysis of specific movements. These analyses are limited in that are they unable to systematically track any long-term relationships that might exist among a variety of social movement framing strategies. A series of hypotheses were developed that deal with the frequency and prevalence of environmental activists framing tactics over time, which include …
The Impact of Movements
Une plus grande attention est actuellement portée aux conséquences des mouvements sociaux. Basé sur du matériel d'archives et d'entrevues, cet article réexamine la notion d'insurrection bureaucratique de Zald et Berger afin d'analyser la dynamique de changement et de transformation de la Société canadienne de sociologie et d'anthropologie (SCSA) au début des années 1970. Contrairement à la thése de Weber‐Michels, qui prédit qu'en gagnant en matur…
Civil Society, Mobilization, and Communal Violence
The literatures on social movements and civil society focus on different dimensions of the social and political consequences of the associational sector. Useful analytical concepts can be developed by combining insights from these two approaches. Both point out the importance of state/civil society integration, which holds the potential of a better theoretical and empirical understanding of resultant collective action. In order to illustrate this…
Blocked Mobility and the Rise of Cultural Nationalism
Nationalism, activism, and the canadian sociology and anthropology community, 1967–1985
The limits of Quebec nationalism, 1918–39
The hardships of rapid industrialization experienced by French Canadians during the interwar period should have led, according many theories of nationalism, to nationalistic political mobilization in Quebec, This article suggests that Canadian consociational federalism was largely responsible for defusing political nationalism. It allowed for the expression of discontent through institutional channels rather than collective action for radical pol…
Nationalism, activism, and the canadian sociology and anthropology community, 1967–1985
Wood Frames
Much research into social movement framing activity has been based on qualitative case-study analysis of specific movements. These analyses are limited in that are they unable to systematically track any long-term relationships that might exist among a variety of social movement framing strategies. A series of hypotheses were developed that deal with the frequency and prevalence of environmental activists framing tactics over time, which include …
The Impact of Movements
Une plus grande attention est actuellement portée aux conséquences des mouvements sociaux. Basé sur du matériel d'archives et d'entrevues, cet article réexamine la notion d'insurrection bureaucratique de Zald et Berger afin d'analyser la dynamique de changement et de transformation de la Société canadienne de sociologie et d'anthropologie (SCSA) au début des années 1970. Contrairement à la thése de Weber‐Michels, qui prédit qu'en gagnant en matur…
Blocked Mobility and the Rise of Cultural Nationalism
The limits of Quebec nationalism, 1918–39
The hardships of rapid industrialization experienced by French Canadians during the interwar period should have led, according many theories of nationalism, to nationalistic political mobilization in Quebec, This article suggests that Canadian consociational federalism was largely responsible for defusing political nationalism. It allowed for the expression of discontent through institutional channels rather than collective action for radical pol…
Nationalism, activism, and the canadian sociology and anthropology community, 1967–1985
Blocked Mobility and the Rise of Cultural Nationalism
The Impact of Movements
Une plus grande attention est actuellement portée aux conséquences des mouvements sociaux. Basé sur du matériel d'archives et d'entrevues, cet article réexamine la notion d'insurrection bureaucratique de Zald et Berger afin d'analyser la dynamique de changement et de transformation de la Société canadienne de sociologie et d'anthropologie (SCSA) au début des années 1970. Contrairement à la thése de Weber‐Michels, qui prédit qu'en gagnant en matur…
Civil Society, Mobilization, and Communal Violence
The literatures on social movements and civil society focus on different dimensions of the social and political consequences of the associational sector. Useful analytical concepts can be developed by combining insights from these two approaches. Both point out the importance of state/civil society integration, which holds the potential of a better theoretical and empirical understanding of resultant collective action. In order to illustrate this…
The Canadianization Movement in Context
Universities in Canada were a major battleground during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Before then they were understood largely as the reserve of a select few elites, charged with imparting a cosmopolitan scientific worldview on a new generation. In 1968 this vision of the university in Canada was challenged as nationalist forces descended on it, changing it in fundamental yet controversial ways. Canadian nationalists argued that not only were u…
The Canadianization Movement in Context
Wood Frames
Much research into social movement framing activity has been based on qualitative case-study analysis of specific movements. These analyses are limited in that are they unable to systematically track any long-term relationships that might exist among a variety of social movement framing strategies. A series of hypotheses were developed that deal with the frequency and prevalence of environmental activists framing tactics over time, which include …
Network social capital as an outcome of social movement mobilization
Sociology (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Politics (8 works) · Canadian Identity and History (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Nationalism (5 works) · Social movement (5 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Cultural Identity and Heritage (3 works)