Carter A Wilson
Biographic Data
| ID | 5129134 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carter A Wilson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carter A |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilson |
| SIGNATURE | WILSON C A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Toledo |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Blind to the Dignity of the Other: Obergefell v Hodges, Identity Oppression and the Deconstruction of Textualism and Originalism
While analyzing Obergefell (same sex marriage) and other select court decisions related to identity oppression (the oppression of groups identifiable by race, gender or sexual orientation), I demonstrate the limits of a traditional textualist and originalist approach and the advantages of a critical theory approach to legal analysis. Although I define both of these approaches, I focus on the application of critical theory to an analysis of Suprem…
The Dominant Class and the Construction of Racial Oppression: A Neo-Marxist/Gramscian Approach to Race in the United States
Throughout the twentieth century, most progressive scholars have argued against the utility of a Marxist perspective in analyzing racial oppression in the United States. These scholars and critics
Public opinion on school choice: The Detroit metropolitan area
Restructuring and the Growth of Concentrated Poverty in Detroit
Three theses that attempt to explain the rise of concentrated poverty and the growth of racial inequality in urban areas are examined in this study: (1) education/job mismatch and social class transformation, (2) labor market segmentation, and (3) industrial decline and uneven economic development. The author tests the undergirding assumptions of these theses for the Detroit metropolitan area using 1970 and 1980 census tract data. Although data p…
The Impact of Federally Imposed Stress Upon Local-Government and Nonprofit Organizations
The Reagan administration's domestic budget cuts have imposed severe fiscal stress upon local-government and nonprofit agencies. The responses to this stress by organizations in northwest Ohio are analyzed in this study. Compared to local-government agencies, the federal fiscal changes had the greater impact upon nonprofit agencies, which searched more actively for alternative funding sources, varied internal process more dramatically, made progr…
Affirmative Action Defended: Exploding The Myths of a Slandered Policy
(1986). Affirmative Action Defended: Exploding The Myths of a Slandered Policy. The Black Scholar: Vol. 17, Blacks and The Law, pp. 19-24
The Impact of Federally Imposed Stress Upon Local-Government and Nonprofit Organizations
The Reagan administration's domestic budget cuts have imposed severe fiscal stress upon local-government and nonprofit agencies. The responses to this stress by organizations in northwest Ohio are analyzed in this study. Compared to local-government agencies, the federal fiscal changes had the greater impact upon nonprofit agencies, which searched more actively for alternative funding sources, varied internal process more dramatically, made progr…
The Dominant Class and the Construction of Racial Oppression: A Neo-Marxist/Gramscian Approach to Race in the United States
Throughout the twentieth century, most progressive scholars have argued against the utility of a Marxist perspective in analyzing racial oppression in the United States. These scholars and critics
Affirmative Action Defended: Exploding The Myths of a Slandered Policy
(1986). Affirmative Action Defended: Exploding The Myths of a Slandered Policy. The Black Scholar: Vol. 17, Blacks and The Law, pp. 19-24
Affirmative Action Defended: Exploding The Myths of a Slandered Policy
(1986). Affirmative Action Defended: Exploding The Myths of a Slandered Policy. The Black Scholar: Vol. 17, Blacks and The Law, pp. 19-24
The Impact of Federally Imposed Stress Upon Local-Government and Nonprofit Organizations
The Reagan administration's domestic budget cuts have imposed severe fiscal stress upon local-government and nonprofit agencies. The responses to this stress by organizations in northwest Ohio are analyzed in this study. Compared to local-government agencies, the federal fiscal changes had the greater impact upon nonprofit agencies, which searched more actively for alternative funding sources, varied internal process more dramatically, made progr…
Restructuring and the Growth of Concentrated Poverty in Detroit
Three theses that attempt to explain the rise of concentrated poverty and the growth of racial inequality in urban areas are examined in this study: (1) education/job mismatch and social class transformation, (2) labor market segmentation, and (3) industrial decline and uneven economic development. The author tests the undergirding assumptions of these theses for the Detroit metropolitan area using 1970 and 1980 census tract data. Although data p…
Public opinion on school choice: The Detroit metropolitan area
The Dominant Class and the Construction of Racial Oppression: A Neo-Marxist/Gramscian Approach to Race in the United States
Throughout the twentieth century, most progressive scholars have argued against the utility of a Marxist perspective in analyzing racial oppression in the United States. These scholars and critics
Blind to the Dignity of the Other: Obergefell v Hodges, Identity Oppression and the Deconstruction of Textualism and Originalism
While analyzing Obergefell (same sex marriage) and other select court decisions related to identity oppression (the oppression of groups identifiable by race, gender or sexual orientation), I demonstrate the limits of a traditional textualist and originalist approach and the advantages of a critical theory approach to legal analysis. Although I define both of these approaches, I focus on the application of critical theory to an analysis of Suprem…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works)