Michael D Woodard
Biographic Data
| ID | 4271351 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael D Woodard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael D |
| FAMILY NAME | Woodard |
| SIGNATURE | WOODARD M D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Missouri |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Black Entrepreneurs in America
In Black Entrepreneurs in America, Woodard lets us hear for the first time from many on the front lines of the American marketplace. Woodard begins the book with a summary of two hundred years of Black entrepreneurship in America, and then offers a lucid analysis of contemporary theories of Black business. Through in-depth interviews with twelve entrepreneurs, Woodard provides a powerful record of entrepreneurial vitality in a market that is ofte…
The Effects of Social Class on Voluntary Association Membership among Urban Afro-Americans
A model composed of social class variables is offered to explain voluntary association membership patterns as a manifestation of vertical differentiation in the Afro-American social structure. Previous empirical studies comparing black to white social participation are critically assessed The analysis of empirical data collected by telephone interviews (N=321) in a southwest Chicago community revealed that education most accurately predicts membe…
Class, Regionality, and Leisure Among Urban Black Americans
This article discusses leisure behavior among Black Americans in the post-civil rights era. A model composed of social class and intragroup regionality variables is offered to explain leisure patterns. The analysis of empirical data collected by telephone interview (N = 311) in a southwest Chicago community revealed that the number of full-time employed adults in the household most accurately predicts participation across activities but that soci…
Voluntary Association Membership Among Black Americans
This article discusses voluntary association membership among black Americans in the post-civil rights era. Previous empirical studies comparing black to white social participation are critically assessed. A model composed of social class and intragroup regionality variables is offered to explain membership patterns as a manifestation of vertical and horizontal differentiation in the black American social structure. The analysis of empirical data…
Class, Regionality, and Leisure Among Urban Black Americans
This article discusses leisure behavior among Black Americans in the post-civil rights era. A model composed of social class and intragroup regionality variables is offered to explain leisure patterns. The analysis of empirical data collected by telephone interview (N = 311) in a southwest Chicago community revealed that the number of full-time employed adults in the household most accurately predicts participation across activities but that soci…
Voluntary Association Membership Among Black Americans
This article discusses voluntary association membership among black Americans in the post-civil rights era. Previous empirical studies comparing black to white social participation are critically assessed. A model composed of social class and intragroup regionality variables is offered to explain membership patterns as a manifestation of vertical and horizontal differentiation in the black American social structure. The analysis of empirical data…
The Effects of Social Class on Voluntary Association Membership among Urban Afro-Americans
A model composed of social class variables is offered to explain voluntary association membership patterns as a manifestation of vertical differentiation in the Afro-American social structure. Previous empirical studies comparing black to white social participation are critically assessed The analysis of empirical data collected by telephone interviews (N=321) in a southwest Chicago community revealed that education most accurately predicts membe…
Voluntary Association Membership Among Black Americans
This article discusses voluntary association membership among black Americans in the post-civil rights era. Previous empirical studies comparing black to white social participation are critically assessed. A model composed of social class and intragroup regionality variables is offered to explain membership patterns as a manifestation of vertical and horizontal differentiation in the black American social structure. The analysis of empirical data…
The Effects of Social Class on Voluntary Association Membership among Urban Afro-Americans
A model composed of social class variables is offered to explain voluntary association membership patterns as a manifestation of vertical differentiation in the Afro-American social structure. Previous empirical studies comparing black to white social participation are critically assessed The analysis of empirical data collected by telephone interviews (N=321) in a southwest Chicago community revealed that education most accurately predicts membe…
Class, Regionality, and Leisure Among Urban Black Americans
This article discusses leisure behavior among Black Americans in the post-civil rights era. A model composed of social class and intragroup regionality variables is offered to explain leisure patterns. The analysis of empirical data collected by telephone interview (N = 311) in a southwest Chicago community revealed that the number of full-time employed adults in the household most accurately predicts participation across activities but that soci…
Black Entrepreneurs in America
In Black Entrepreneurs in America, Woodard lets us hear for the first time from many on the front lines of the American marketplace. Woodard begins the book with a summary of two hundred years of Black entrepreneurship in America, and then offers a lucid analysis of contemporary theories of Black business. Through in-depth interviews with twelve entrepreneurs, Woodard provides a powerful record of entrepreneurial vitality in a market that is ofte…
Political science (4 works) · Civil rights (3 works) · Demographic economics (3 works) · Differentiation (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (3 works) · Economics (2 works)