Constantina Safilios‐rothschild
Biographic Data
| ID | 3994330 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Constantina Safilios‐rothschild |
| GIVEN NAMES | Constantina |
| FAMILY NAME | Safilios‐rothschild |
| SIGNATURE | ROTHSCHILD C S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wayne State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 150 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 32 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Quelques aspects de la modernisation sociale aux États-Unis et en Grèce
La notion qui veut que la modernisation sociale soit liée à la modernisation technique et économique est testée par rapport à quelques critères de modernisation sociale appliqués à deux pays qui présentent des caractéristiques économiques assez différentes, les États-Unis et la Grèce. Les critères de modernisation sociale utilisés sont les options offertes aux individus et l'absence de différenciation selon le sexe de l'individu. L'examen de donn…
La mobilité sociale des femmes en Grèce
Le sexisme sociologique est manifeste dans les études de stratification. La classe sociale d'origine ou actuelle est toujours définie par celle d'un "autre signifiant" masculin. À partir d'un échantillon expérimental de cent couples athéniens, six indicateurs de mobilité sont calculés : par comparaison entre l'éducation de la femme et l'éducation du père, de la mère, du mari; ensuite on compare le niveau professionnel de la femme avec celui du ma…
The Persistence of Women's Invisibility in Agriculture
Toward a Social Psychology of Relationships
The paper examines the structural and socio-psychological factors which have led to the emergence of new types of relationships such as, cross-sex colleagueships and cross-sex friendships, and to a new value placed on intimacy. Because people are now involved in a wide range of relationships, studies of relationships should start from the individuals, map all the relationships in which they are involved and examine the interrelations between the …
Love, Sex, and Sex Roles
Young Women and Men Aboard the U.S. Coast Guard Barque “Eagle”
Five views of Kypseli
Susannah Hoffman, Richard Cowan and Paul Aratow. Kypseli: Women and Men Apart—A Divided Reality. 16mm film, color, sound, 44 minutes. Purchase S425. Rental $40. Distributed by the University Extension Media Center, University of California, Berkeley
Public Policy on the Status of Women
Dual Linkages between the Occupational and Family Systems
A Macro- and Micro-Examination of Family Power and Love
Women and Social Policy
Toward a Sociology of Women
Women and Social Policy
Family and Stratification
In May of 1973 in a paper that I was invited to present at a small conference sponsored by the International Sociological Association in Cologne, I criticized comparative family sociology and family sociology in general (and myself) for having been heavily oriented toward the microanalysis of the family at the socio-psychological level. When a few months later I was given the opportunity to edit a special section on The Macrosociology of the Fami…
"Answer to Stephen J. Bahr's "Comment on 'The Study of Family Power Structure
Constantina Safilios-Rothschild, Answer to Stephen J. Bahr's "Comment on 'The Study of Family Power Structure: A Review 1960-1969'", Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 34, No. 2 (May, 1972), pp. 245-246
The Sociology and Social Psychology of Disability and Rehabilitation
The Options of Greek Men and Women
Liberation is a better concept than for several reasons. First, a woman but not a man can be emancipated, while both men and women can be liberated. Second, a woman was considered emancipated if she voted, smoked, drove a car, went out by herself, worked, etc. That is, the designation emancipated was given when a woman was behaving in a particular manner that showed independence and, to some degree, equality with men. A woman or a man is defined …
A Cross-Cultural Examination of Women's Marital, Educational and Occupational Options
The examined cross-cultural evidence indicates that women may come to have many options in very different types of societies and through very different combinations of social, political, cultural and economic reasons. Furthermore, there is no linear relationship between a country's level of economic development and the range of women's options in different life sectors. Thus, the option not to marry becomes much more of an option for men and wome…
The Sociology and Social Psychology of Disability and Rehabilitation
The Study of Family Power Structure
Toward a Cross - Cultural Conceptualization of Family Modernity
Family modernity is conceptualized as the degree to which a multipicity of equally acceptable models of familiar behavior co-exist so that individuals have a wide range of options as to what type of "family" to have and how to behave as family members. Family as well as societal and individual modernity are seen as multidimensional and the inter-relationships between these three levels of modernity examined. Since no specification of the content …
The Influence of the Wife's Degree of Work Commitment upon Some Aspects of Family Organization and Dynamics
Constantina Safilios-Rothschild, The Influence of the Wife's Degree of Work Commitment upon Some Aspects of Family Organization and Dynamics, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 32, No. 4, Decade Review. Part 1 (Nov., 1970), pp. 681-691
Psychotherapy and Patients' Characteristics
Patterns of Familial Power and Influence
Most sociologists who have studied the familial power struc ture have equated it with decision-making. (Blood and Wolfe, 1960; Burchinal and Bauder 1965; Buric and Zecivic, 1967; Heer, 1962; Safilios-Rothschild, 1967; Wilkening and Morrison, 1963.) Although such an equation simplifies methodology, it tends at the same time to reduce power structure to an almost static phenom enon. The process of decision-making is quite intricate and its dynamics…
Honour' Crimes in Contemporary Greece
Honour, as the core of one's essence representing one's masculine or feminine integrity, is the prevalent value in the traditional culture of Mediterranean countries.' Unless one is a member of the upper class or the power echelons of the society, social acceptance is not possible in the absence of unspoiled honour.2 Closely connected with honour is the concept of shame: an individual usually feels ashamed when he is dishonoured in the eyes of hi…
A Macro- and Micro-Examination of Family Power and Love
Family Sociology or Wives' Family Sociology? A Cross-Cultural Examination of Decision-Making
Constantina Safilios-Rothschild, Family Sociology or Wives' Family Sociology? A Cross-Cultural Examination of Decision-Making, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 31, No. 2, Cross-Cultural Family Research (May, 1969), pp. 290-301
Honour' Crimes in Contemporary Greece
Honour, as the core of one's essence representing one's masculine or feminine integrity, is the prevalent value in the traditional culture of Mediterranean countries.' Unless one is a member of the upper class or the power echelons of the society, social acceptance is not possible in the absence of unspoiled honour.2 Closely connected with honour is the concept of shame: an individual usually feels ashamed when he is dishonoured in the eyes of hi…
A Comparison of Power Structure and Marital Satisfaction in Urban Greek and French Families
Data based on interviews with a random sample of 133 Athenian wives indicate that, in contrast to highly industrialized countries, the Greek husband's possession of a high education, skilled or prestigeful occupation, and high salary tends to diminish rather than increase his authority in the family. In practically all circumstances, the two decisions relating to the choice of friends and the use of leisure time are predominantly masculine, while…
A Cross-Cultural Examination of Women's Marital, Educational and Occupational Options
The examined cross-cultural evidence indicates that women may come to have many options in very different types of societies and through very different combinations of social, political, cultural and economic reasons. Furthermore, there is no linear relationship between a country's level of economic development and the range of women's options in different life sectors. Thus, the option not to marry becomes much more of an option for men and wome…
The Influence of the Wife's Degree of Work Commitment upon Some Aspects of Family Organization and Dynamics
Constantina Safilios-Rothschild, The Influence of the Wife's Degree of Work Commitment upon Some Aspects of Family Organization and Dynamics, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 32, No. 4, Decade Review. Part 1 (Nov., 1970), pp. 681-691
Family and Stratification
In May of 1973 in a paper that I was invited to present at a small conference sponsored by the International Sociological Association in Cologne, I criticized comparative family sociology and family sociology in general (and myself) for having been heavily oriented toward the microanalysis of the family at the socio-psychological level. When a few months later I was given the opportunity to edit a special section on The Macrosociology of the Fami…
Dual Linkages between the Occupational and Family Systems
Patterns of Familial Power and Influence
Most sociologists who have studied the familial power struc ture have equated it with decision-making. (Blood and Wolfe, 1960; Burchinal and Bauder 1965; Buric and Zecivic, 1967; Heer, 1962; Safilios-Rothschild, 1967; Wilkening and Morrison, 1963.) Although such an equation simplifies methodology, it tends at the same time to reduce power structure to an almost static phenom enon. The process of decision-making is quite intricate and its dynamics…
The Persistence of Women's Invisibility in Agriculture
Sociopsychological Factors Affecting Fertility in Urban Greece
Toward a Social Psychology of Relationships
The paper examines the structural and socio-psychological factors which have led to the emergence of new types of relationships such as, cross-sex colleagueships and cross-sex friendships, and to a new value placed on intimacy. Because people are now involved in a wide range of relationships, studies of relationships should start from the individuals, map all the relationships in which they are involved and examine the interrelations between the …
Toward a Cross - Cultural Conceptualization of Family Modernity
Family modernity is conceptualized as the degree to which a multipicity of equally acceptable models of familiar behavior co-exist so that individuals have a wide range of options as to what type of "family" to have and how to behave as family members. Family as well as societal and individual modernity are seen as multidimensional and the inter-relationships between these three levels of modernity examined. Since no specification of the content …
Social Change in a Greek Country Town. The Impact of Factory Work on the Position of Women
A Comparison of Power Structure and Marital Satisfaction in Urban Greek and French Families
Data based on interviews with a random sample of 133 Athenian wives indicate that, in contrast to highly industrialized countries, the Greek husband's possession of a high education, skilled or prestigeful occupation, and high salary tends to diminish rather than increase his authority in the family. In practically all circumstances, the two decisions relating to the choice of friends and the use of leisure time are predominantly masculine, while…
Class Position and Success Stereotypes in Greek and American Cultures
Journal Article Class Position and Success Stereotypes in Greek and American Cultures Get access Constantina Safilios-Rothschild Constantina Safilios-Rothschild The Merrill-Palmer Institute Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 45, Issue 3, March 1967, Pages 374–383, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/45.3.374 Published: 01 March 1967
Social Structure, Family Patterns and Interpersonal Influence
Good" and "Bad" Girls in Modern Greek Movies
Psychotherapy and Patients' Characteristics
Patterns of Familial Power and Influence
Most sociologists who have studied the familial power struc ture have equated it with decision-making. (Blood and Wolfe, 1960; Burchinal and Bauder 1965; Buric and Zecivic, 1967; Heer, 1962; Safilios-Rothschild, 1967; Wilkening and Morrison, 1963.) Although such an equation simplifies methodology, it tends at the same time to reduce power structure to an almost static phenom enon. The process of decision-making is quite intricate and its dynamics…
Honour' Crimes in Contemporary Greece
Honour, as the core of one's essence representing one's masculine or feminine integrity, is the prevalent value in the traditional culture of Mediterranean countries.' Unless one is a member of the upper class or the power echelons of the society, social acceptance is not possible in the absence of unspoiled honour.2 Closely connected with honour is the concept of shame: an individual usually feels ashamed when he is dishonoured in the eyes of hi…
Family Sociology or Wives' Family Sociology? A Cross-Cultural Examination of Decision-Making
Constantina Safilios-Rothschild, Family Sociology or Wives' Family Sociology? A Cross-Cultural Examination of Decision-Making, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 31, No. 2, Cross-Cultural Family Research (May, 1969), pp. 290-301
Sociopsychological Factors Affecting Fertility in Urban Greece
The Study of Family Power Structure
Toward a Cross - Cultural Conceptualization of Family Modernity
Family modernity is conceptualized as the degree to which a multipicity of equally acceptable models of familiar behavior co-exist so that individuals have a wide range of options as to what type of "family" to have and how to behave as family members. Family as well as societal and individual modernity are seen as multidimensional and the inter-relationships between these three levels of modernity examined. Since no specification of the content …
The Influence of the Wife's Degree of Work Commitment upon Some Aspects of Family Organization and Dynamics
Constantina Safilios-Rothschild, The Influence of the Wife's Degree of Work Commitment upon Some Aspects of Family Organization and Dynamics, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 32, No. 4, Decade Review. Part 1 (Nov., 1970), pp. 681-691
A Cross-Cultural Examination of Women's Marital, Educational and Occupational Options
The examined cross-cultural evidence indicates that women may come to have many options in very different types of societies and through very different combinations of social, political, cultural and economic reasons. Furthermore, there is no linear relationship between a country's level of economic development and the range of women's options in different life sectors. Thus, the option not to marry becomes much more of an option for men and wome…
The Sociology and Social Psychology of Disability and Rehabilitation
"Answer to Stephen J. Bahr's "Comment on 'The Study of Family Power Structure
Constantina Safilios-Rothschild, Answer to Stephen J. Bahr's "Comment on 'The Study of Family Power Structure: A Review 1960-1969'", Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 34, No. 2 (May, 1972), pp. 245-246
The Sociology and Social Psychology of Disability and Rehabilitation
The Options of Greek Men and Women
Liberation is a better concept than for several reasons. First, a woman but not a man can be emancipated, while both men and women can be liberated. Second, a woman was considered emancipated if she voted, smoked, drove a car, went out by herself, worked, etc. That is, the designation emancipated was given when a woman was behaving in a particular manner that showed independence and, to some degree, equality with men. A woman or a man is defined …
Women and Social Policy
Toward a Sociology of Women
Women and Social Policy
Family and Stratification
In May of 1973 in a paper that I was invited to present at a small conference sponsored by the International Sociological Association in Cologne, I criticized comparative family sociology and family sociology in general (and myself) for having been heavily oriented toward the microanalysis of the family at the socio-psychological level. When a few months later I was given the opportunity to edit a special section on The Macrosociology of the Fami…
Public Policy on the Status of Women
Dual Linkages between the Occupational and Family Systems
A Macro- and Micro-Examination of Family Power and Love
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