C Mckay
Biographic Data
| ID | 49485 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Mckay |
| GIVEN NAMES | C |
| FAMILY NAME | Mckay |
| SIGNATURE | MCKAY C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2826-0299 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 68 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Belonging and Its Barriers
This article presents findings from a four-year collaborative research project on immigrant and mixed-status families in Santa Cruz County, California. The project employed a new model of critical community-engaged scholarship called Community Initiated Student Engaged Research (CISER) in order to gain access to and build trust with this vulnerable population. The study used an overarching theoretical framework of “belonging” to identify six key …
Efectos de una formación en inclusión sobre la autoeficacia del profesorado de Educación Física (Effects of an inclusive Physical Education workshop on teachers' self- efficacy)
La competencia percibida por el profesorado de Educacin Fsica parece ser fundamental a la hora de incluir con xito a estudiantes con discapacidad en sus aulas. No obstante, gran parte de los docentes manifiestan no tener la formacin suficiente para llevar a cabo el proceso de inclusin educativa. As, el presente estudio tuvo como objetivo analizar el efecto de un programa de formacin continua en Educacin Fsica inclusiva, basado en el programa Depo…
‘First publics’ as knowledge producers
While public sociology has enjoyed a resurgence and rigorous debate since Michael Burawoy’s celebrated 2004 American Sociological Association presidential address, one area that has curiously lacked attention has been what most agree is academic sociology’s ‘first public’ – undergraduate students. Recent writings on public sociology recognize students as one of multiple publics; however, it is a public often defined as distinct and separate, ackn…
Navigating race
Ocean-going merchant ships provide a unique context to examine race, place and migration: ships are globally mobile total institutions, a transnational setting with a multi-national migrant workforce but no single host country. The article focuses on boundary-making among seafarers themselves, drawing on interviews with sailors, crewing agents, and a multi-sited ethnography onboard three vessels with full and mixed-nationality Asian crews. Extend…
Community-Initiated Student-Engaged Research
Drawing on a multiyear local research project on the affordable housing crisis, this article outlines a pedagogical approach we call Community-Initiated Student-Engaged Research, or CISER. The CISER model brings together three key groups of actors—undergraduate students, university researchers, and community organizations—drawing on and extending the powers of cooperative “dyads” between them. This model aims to improve pedagogical and sociologic…
The greater involvement of people living with Aids principle
Drawing on the Greater Involvement of People with HIV/AIDS (GIPA) principle, the HIV/AIDS movement began to "democratize" research in Canada in the mid-1990s. To date, there is little evidence about the success of the community-based research (CBR) movement in relation to the implementation of GIPA. We draw on findings from a larger study examining barriers and facilitating factors in relation to HIV-related CBR in Ontario, Canada. An online surv…
Filipino Sea Men
The article analyses the emergence and contemporary reproduction of the Filipino ethnic niche in global seafaring and the construction of a Filipino seafarer identity. Drawing on secondary literature and in-depth interviews, it focuses on the intimate link between patterns of labour-market and workplace segmentation, the making of multiple masculinities, and shifting processes and prestige of labour migration. The paper documents the role of the …
The Scalar Strategies of Capital, State and Labor in Evolving Philippine Economic Zones
The Squeaky Wheel's Dilemma
The paper details innovative strategies of local labor organizers to unionize workers under the hostile conditions surrounding export processing zones. The case study from the Philippines outlines a comprehensive, scalar strategy with an analysis of four key elements: first, the local political context; second, community-based organizing attentive to gender and justice issues; third, the adoption of multiple organizational forms; and fourth, the …
Hard Drives and Glass Ceilings
The article focuses on the persistent links between workplace stratification and gender ascription in the organization of flexible high-tech production. Using a comparative case study analysis of three multinational electronics firms in the Philippines, it examines three key organizational factors: firm nationality, product characteristics, and existing labor relations-that help drive variation in the gendering and gendered impact of technologica…
Zones of Regulation
The article explores work organization in advanced electronics manufacturing in Philippine export processing zones. Previous approaches have painted both advanced manufacturing and 'peripheral' production as generic, treating locations as substitutable. Case study analysis of three multinational electronics firms located in both public and privatized export zones demonstrates that the complex demands of high tech production have led to diverse fo…
Presence and absence
Presence and absence: Seurat and the 'Bathers' Get access C McKay C McKay Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar History Workshop Journal, Volume 45, Issue 1, SPRING 1998, Pages 241–245, https://doi.org/10.1093/hwj/1998.45.241 Published: 01 January 1998
Modernist Primitivism
Journal Article Modernist Primitivism?: The Case of Kandinsky Get access CAROL MCKAY CAROL MCKAY Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Oxford Art Journal, Volume 16, Issue 2, 1993, Pages 21–36, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxartj/16.2.21 Published: 01 December 1993
Filipino Sea Men
The article analyses the emergence and contemporary reproduction of the Filipino ethnic niche in global seafaring and the construction of a Filipino seafarer identity. Drawing on secondary literature and in-depth interviews, it focuses on the intimate link between patterns of labour-market and workplace segmentation, the making of multiple masculinities, and shifting processes and prestige of labour migration. The paper documents the role of the …
Community-Initiated Student-Engaged Research
Drawing on a multiyear local research project on the affordable housing crisis, this article outlines a pedagogical approach we call Community-Initiated Student-Engaged Research, or CISER. The CISER model brings together three key groups of actors—undergraduate students, university researchers, and community organizations—drawing on and extending the powers of cooperative “dyads” between them. This model aims to improve pedagogical and sociologic…
Hard Drives and Glass Ceilings
The article focuses on the persistent links between workplace stratification and gender ascription in the organization of flexible high-tech production. Using a comparative case study analysis of three multinational electronics firms in the Philippines, it examines three key organizational factors: firm nationality, product characteristics, and existing labor relations-that help drive variation in the gendering and gendered impact of technologica…
Zones of Regulation
The article explores work organization in advanced electronics manufacturing in Philippine export processing zones. Previous approaches have painted both advanced manufacturing and 'peripheral' production as generic, treating locations as substitutable. Case study analysis of three multinational electronics firms located in both public and privatized export zones demonstrates that the complex demands of high tech production have led to diverse fo…
Navigating race
Ocean-going merchant ships provide a unique context to examine race, place and migration: ships are globally mobile total institutions, a transnational setting with a multi-national migrant workforce but no single host country. The article focuses on boundary-making among seafarers themselves, drawing on interviews with sailors, crewing agents, and a multi-sited ethnography onboard three vessels with full and mixed-nationality Asian crews. Extend…
The Squeaky Wheel's Dilemma
The paper details innovative strategies of local labor organizers to unionize workers under the hostile conditions surrounding export processing zones. The case study from the Philippines outlines a comprehensive, scalar strategy with an analysis of four key elements: first, the local political context; second, community-based organizing attentive to gender and justice issues; third, the adoption of multiple organizational forms; and fourth, the …
Modernist Primitivism
Journal Article Modernist Primitivism?: The Case of Kandinsky Get access CAROL MCKAY CAROL MCKAY Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Oxford Art Journal, Volume 16, Issue 2, 1993, Pages 21–36, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxartj/16.2.21 Published: 01 December 1993
Presence and absence
Presence and absence: Seurat and the 'Bathers' Get access C McKay C McKay Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar History Workshop Journal, Volume 45, Issue 1, SPRING 1998, Pages 241–245, https://doi.org/10.1093/hwj/1998.45.241 Published: 01 January 1998
Zones of Regulation
The article explores work organization in advanced electronics manufacturing in Philippine export processing zones. Previous approaches have painted both advanced manufacturing and 'peripheral' production as generic, treating locations as substitutable. Case study analysis of three multinational electronics firms located in both public and privatized export zones demonstrates that the complex demands of high tech production have led to diverse fo…
The Scalar Strategies of Capital, State and Labor in Evolving Philippine Economic Zones
The Squeaky Wheel's Dilemma
The paper details innovative strategies of local labor organizers to unionize workers under the hostile conditions surrounding export processing zones. The case study from the Philippines outlines a comprehensive, scalar strategy with an analysis of four key elements: first, the local political context; second, community-based organizing attentive to gender and justice issues; third, the adoption of multiple organizational forms; and fourth, the …
Hard Drives and Glass Ceilings
The article focuses on the persistent links between workplace stratification and gender ascription in the organization of flexible high-tech production. Using a comparative case study analysis of three multinational electronics firms in the Philippines, it examines three key organizational factors: firm nationality, product characteristics, and existing labor relations-that help drive variation in the gendering and gendered impact of technologica…
Filipino Sea Men
The article analyses the emergence and contemporary reproduction of the Filipino ethnic niche in global seafaring and the construction of a Filipino seafarer identity. Drawing on secondary literature and in-depth interviews, it focuses on the intimate link between patterns of labour-market and workplace segmentation, the making of multiple masculinities, and shifting processes and prestige of labour migration. The paper documents the role of the …
The greater involvement of people living with Aids principle
Drawing on the Greater Involvement of People with HIV/AIDS (GIPA) principle, the HIV/AIDS movement began to "democratize" research in Canada in the mid-1990s. To date, there is little evidence about the success of the community-based research (CBR) movement in relation to the implementation of GIPA. We draw on findings from a larger study examining barriers and facilitating factors in relation to HIV-related CBR in Ontario, Canada. An online surv…
Community-Initiated Student-Engaged Research
Drawing on a multiyear local research project on the affordable housing crisis, this article outlines a pedagogical approach we call Community-Initiated Student-Engaged Research, or CISER. The CISER model brings together three key groups of actors—undergraduate students, university researchers, and community organizations—drawing on and extending the powers of cooperative “dyads” between them. This model aims to improve pedagogical and sociologic…
‘First publics’ as knowledge producers
While public sociology has enjoyed a resurgence and rigorous debate since Michael Burawoy’s celebrated 2004 American Sociological Association presidential address, one area that has curiously lacked attention has been what most agree is academic sociology’s ‘first public’ – undergraduate students. Recent writings on public sociology recognize students as one of multiple publics; however, it is a public often defined as distinct and separate, ackn…
Navigating race
Ocean-going merchant ships provide a unique context to examine race, place and migration: ships are globally mobile total institutions, a transnational setting with a multi-national migrant workforce but no single host country. The article focuses on boundary-making among seafarers themselves, drawing on interviews with sailors, crewing agents, and a multi-sited ethnography onboard three vessels with full and mixed-nationality Asian crews. Extend…
Efectos de una formación en inclusión sobre la autoeficacia del profesorado de Educación Física (Effects of an inclusive Physical Education workshop on teachers' self- efficacy)
La competencia percibida por el profesorado de Educacin Fsica parece ser fundamental a la hora de incluir con xito a estudiantes con discapacidad en sus aulas. No obstante, gran parte de los docentes manifiestan no tener la formacin suficiente para llevar a cabo el proceso de inclusin educativa. As, el presente estudio tuvo como objetivo analizar el efecto de un programa de formacin continua en Educacin Fsica inclusiva, basado en el programa Depo…
Belonging and Its Barriers
This article presents findings from a four-year collaborative research project on immigrant and mixed-status families in Santa Cruz County, California. The project employed a new model of critical community-engaged scholarship called Community Initiated Student Engaged Research (CISER) in order to gain access to and build trust with this vulnerable population. The study used an overarching theoretical framework of “belonging” to identify six key …
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Economic system (3 works) · Immigration (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (3 works)