Glen H Elder Glen H Elder
Biographic Data
| ID | 4999943 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Glen H Elder Glen H Elder |
| GIVEN NAMES | Glen H Elder Glen H |
| FAMILY NAME | Elder |
| SIGNATURE | ELDER G H E G H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cornell University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
World War II and Divorce
Since the mid-19th century, wars have delayed, accelerated, and undermined American marriages. These patterns have been attributed to "period effects" since they are similar in all population subgroups. Using longitudinal data on a sample of American men, this article investigates the effect of the World War II period on divorce by estimating the effects of three aspects of war mobilization-entry intro the armed forces, timing of this entry, and …
Hard Times in Women's Lives
Economic change represents a major theoretical source of changing health states in populations and among individuals. The most impressive empirical documentation of this link at the aggregate level has come from time-series analyses. Studies at the individual level have begun to specify the causal elements in such relations, with emphasis on the variable health outcomes of economic deprivation. Specifying the duration of effect, however, requires…
Intergroup Attitudes and Social Ascent Among Negro Boys
Over the years two conflicting appeals have been directed toward black yourth: the achievemet of racial equality through integration on the one hand, and black power or solidarity on the other. The first is consistent with an approach to social change that views personal achievement in terms of the individual's performance within a context providing opportunity; racial change is thus reflected in the aggregate accomplishments of individual Negroe…
World War II and Divorce
Since the mid-19th century, wars have delayed, accelerated, and undermined American marriages. These patterns have been attributed to "period effects" since they are similar in all population subgroups. Using longitudinal data on a sample of American men, this article investigates the effect of the World War II period on divorce by estimating the effects of three aspects of war mobilization-entry intro the armed forces, timing of this entry, and …
Hard Times in Women's Lives
Economic change represents a major theoretical source of changing health states in populations and among individuals. The most impressive empirical documentation of this link at the aggregate level has come from time-series analyses. Studies at the individual level have begun to specify the causal elements in such relations, with emphasis on the variable health outcomes of economic deprivation. Specifying the duration of effect, however, requires…
Intergroup Attitudes and Social Ascent Among Negro Boys
Over the years two conflicting appeals have been directed toward black yourth: the achievemet of racial equality through integration on the one hand, and black power or solidarity on the other. The first is consistent with an approach to social change that views personal achievement in terms of the individual's performance within a context providing opportunity; racial change is thus reflected in the aggregate accomplishments of individual Negroe…
Intergroup Attitudes and Social Ascent Among Negro Boys
Over the years two conflicting appeals have been directed toward black yourth: the achievemet of racial equality through integration on the one hand, and black power or solidarity on the other. The first is consistent with an approach to social change that views personal achievement in terms of the individual's performance within a context providing opportunity; racial change is thus reflected in the aggregate accomplishments of individual Negroe…
Hard Times in Women's Lives
Economic change represents a major theoretical source of changing health states in populations and among individuals. The most impressive empirical documentation of this link at the aggregate level has come from time-series analyses. Studies at the individual level have begun to specify the causal elements in such relations, with emphasis on the variable health outcomes of economic deprivation. Specifying the duration of effect, however, requires…
World War II and Divorce
Since the mid-19th century, wars have delayed, accelerated, and undermined American marriages. These patterns have been attributed to "period effects" since they are similar in all population subgroups. Using longitudinal data on a sample of American men, this article investigates the effect of the World War II period on divorce by estimating the effects of three aspects of war mobilization-entry intro the armed forces, timing of this entry, and …
Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Gerontology (2 works) · Gerontology (2 works) · Global Health Care Issues (2 works) · Life course approach (2 works)