Harold M Rose
Biographic Data
| ID | 83881 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harold M Rose |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harold M |
| FAMILY NAME | Rose |
| SIGNATURE | ROSE H M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 85 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Violent Crime: Assessing Race and Ethnic Differences
Analysts have long noted that some societies have much higher rates of criminal violence than others. They have also observed that the risk of being a victim or a perpetrator of violent crime varies considerably from one individual to another. In societies with ethnically and racially diverse populations, some ethnic and racial groups have been reported to have higher rates of violent offending and victimization than other groups. This exceptiona…
A year in Bosnia: What was achieved
The challenges presented to the UN and the international community following the Cold War demand new responses and thinking with regard to peacekeeping operations. The situation in the former Yugoslavia provided a forum in which to develop a new approach to peacekeeping. The UN operated in a humanitarian role within a civil war, and a much greater level of enforcement was required than in other peacekeeping missions. The Security Council mandates…
The Brown Decision and Schooling in Urban America: Where Do We Go From Here
Race, Place, and Risk: Black Homicide in Urban America
Race, Place, and Risk: Black Homicide in Urban America
Farewell—We're good and gone: The great black migration
The Link Between Black Teen Pregnancy and Economic Restructuring in Detroit; A Neighborhood Scale Analysis
Detroit's economy, based largely on automobile production, experienced a major downturn during the decade of the 1970s. With the collapse of jobs in this economic sector, the city's black community began to manifest the full range of behaviors said by Wilson to be associated with the underclass. In this paper attention is focused on a single behavior-teen pregnancy. A sample of neighborhoods were selected as a means of testing Wilson's thesis tha…
The Underclass Debate Goes On
Race, Place, and Risk: Black Homicide in Urban America
Blacks and Cubans in Metropolitan Miami's Chancing Economy
Metropolitan Miami has undergone a series of major changes during the previous three decades. This paper focuses on how well its black population has fared, in terms of resource acquisition, vis-a-vis the new immigrant Cuban population. The evidence demonstrates that blacks have not penetrated the metropolitan economy with the same degree of success as have the Cubans. This is primarily attributed to the greater human capital investment in the re…
Are Non‐race Specific Policies the Key to Resolving the Plight of the Inner‐city Poor
The Geography of Housing
Felony Murder: The Case of Detroit
Black Suburbanization: Access to Improved Quality of Life or Maintenance of the Status Quo
The Geography of Despair
The current high incidence of lethal violence has been underway since the mid-sixties. Black males form the primary target population. Some attempts have been made to explain the higher propensity of black participation in actions leading to homicidal outcomes. Although many explanations supporting a differential incidence of homicide have been developed, little attention has been devoted to spatial patterns associated with this differential inci…
Black Suburbanization: Access to Improved Quality of Life or Maintenance of the Status Quo
The Social Economy of Cities
Black Migration: Movement North, 1900–1920
The Spatial Development of Black Residential Subsystems
Population Geography: A Reader
The Development of an Urban Subsystem: The Case of the Negro Ghetto
The Negro ghetto represents an expanding residential spatial configuration in all of the major metropolitan areas in the United States. The process of ghetto development is essentially related to the refusal of Whites to share residential space with Blacks on a permanent basis, and to the search behavior employed by Blacks in seeking housing accommodations. An attempt has been made to predict the changing scale of the ghetto configuration in Milw…
Teacher-Exchange Programs: Academic Co-operation between Northern and Southern Institutions
An Appraisal of the Negro Educator's Situation in the Academic Marketplace
Emphasis on the nation's changing job market has received much attention during the period since 1958. Special emphasis has been focused upon the structural allocation of manpower by those who attributed the recent high level of unemployment to changes in structural demand for labor. In the many studies produced during the recent period concerning the national employment situation, there has seldom been one that did not lend some attention to the…
Negroes in Cities, Residential Segregation and Neighborhood Change
The All-Negro Town: Its Evolution and Function
PHENOMENON that appears to have eluded urban geographers, urban sociologists, and others concerned with community development is the in the United States.' The existence of such towns has seldom come to the attention of persons who are not living near them, and the few previous works on the subject have generally focused attention on a single place. One of the objectives of the present study is to identify the universe of towns on an operational …
The Development of an Urban Subsystem: The Case of the Negro Ghetto
The Negro ghetto represents an expanding residential spatial configuration in all of the major metropolitan areas in the United States. The process of ghetto development is essentially related to the refusal of Whites to share residential space with Blacks on a permanent basis, and to the search behavior employed by Blacks in seeking housing accommodations. An attempt has been made to predict the changing scale of the ghetto configuration in Milw…
Race, Place, and Risk: Black Homicide in Urban America
The All-Negro Town: Its Evolution and Function
PHENOMENON that appears to have eluded urban geographers, urban sociologists, and others concerned with community development is the in the United States.' The existence of such towns has seldom come to the attention of persons who are not living near them, and the few previous works on the subject have generally focused attention on a single place. One of the objectives of the present study is to identify the universe of towns on an operational …
Black Suburbanization: Access to Improved Quality of Life or Maintenance of the Status Quo
The Spatial Development of Black Residential Subsystems
Population Geography: A Reader
The Geography of Despair
The current high incidence of lethal violence has been underway since the mid-sixties. Black males form the primary target population. Some attempts have been made to explain the higher propensity of black participation in actions leading to homicidal outcomes. Although many explanations supporting a differential incidence of homicide have been developed, little attention has been devoted to spatial patterns associated with this differential inci…
The Underclass Debate Goes On
An Appraisal of the Negro Educator's Situation in the Academic Marketplace
Emphasis on the nation's changing job market has received much attention during the period since 1958. Special emphasis has been focused upon the structural allocation of manpower by those who attributed the recent high level of unemployment to changes in structural demand for labor. In the many studies produced during the recent period concerning the national employment situation, there has seldom been one that did not lend some attention to the…
Blacks and Cubans in Metropolitan Miami's Chancing Economy
Metropolitan Miami has undergone a series of major changes during the previous three decades. This paper focuses on how well its black population has fared, in terms of resource acquisition, vis-a-vis the new immigrant Cuban population. The evidence demonstrates that blacks have not penetrated the metropolitan economy with the same degree of success as have the Cubans. This is primarily attributed to the greater human capital investment in the re…
Felony Murder: The Case of Detroit
Metropolitan Miami's Changing Negro Population, 1950-1960
Are Non‐race Specific Policies the Key to Resolving the Plight of the Inner‐city Poor
Negroes in Cities, Residential Segregation and Neighborhood Change
The Market for Negro Educators in Colleges and Universities Outside the South
The Market for Negro Educators in Colleges and Universities Outside the South
Metropolitan Miami's Changing Negro Population, 1950-1960
The All-Negro Town: Its Evolution and Function
PHENOMENON that appears to have eluded urban geographers, urban sociologists, and others concerned with community development is the in the United States.' The existence of such towns has seldom come to the attention of persons who are not living near them, and the few previous works on the subject have generally focused attention on a single place. One of the objectives of the present study is to identify the universe of towns on an operational …
Teacher-Exchange Programs: Academic Co-operation between Northern and Southern Institutions
An Appraisal of the Negro Educator's Situation in the Academic Marketplace
Emphasis on the nation's changing job market has received much attention during the period since 1958. Special emphasis has been focused upon the structural allocation of manpower by those who attributed the recent high level of unemployment to changes in structural demand for labor. In the many studies produced during the recent period concerning the national employment situation, there has seldom been one that did not lend some attention to the…
Negroes in Cities, Residential Segregation and Neighborhood Change
The Development of an Urban Subsystem: The Case of the Negro Ghetto
The Negro ghetto represents an expanding residential spatial configuration in all of the major metropolitan areas in the United States. The process of ghetto development is essentially related to the refusal of Whites to share residential space with Blacks on a permanent basis, and to the search behavior employed by Blacks in seeking housing accommodations. An attempt has been made to predict the changing scale of the ghetto configuration in Milw…
The Spatial Development of Black Residential Subsystems
Population Geography: A Reader
Black Migration: Movement North, 1900–1920
The Social Economy of Cities
Black Suburbanization: Access to Improved Quality of Life or Maintenance of the Status Quo
The Geography of Despair
The current high incidence of lethal violence has been underway since the mid-sixties. Black males form the primary target population. Some attempts have been made to explain the higher propensity of black participation in actions leading to homicidal outcomes. Although many explanations supporting a differential incidence of homicide have been developed, little attention has been devoted to spatial patterns associated with this differential inci…
Black Suburbanization: Access to Improved Quality of Life or Maintenance of the Status Quo
Felony Murder: The Case of Detroit
The Geography of Housing
Are Non‐race Specific Policies the Key to Resolving the Plight of the Inner‐city Poor
Blacks and Cubans in Metropolitan Miami's Chancing Economy
Metropolitan Miami has undergone a series of major changes during the previous three decades. This paper focuses on how well its black population has fared, in terms of resource acquisition, vis-a-vis the new immigrant Cuban population. The evidence demonstrates that blacks have not penetrated the metropolitan economy with the same degree of success as have the Cubans. This is primarily attributed to the greater human capital investment in the re…
Farewell—We're good and gone: The great black migration
The Link Between Black Teen Pregnancy and Economic Restructuring in Detroit; A Neighborhood Scale Analysis
Detroit's economy, based largely on automobile production, experienced a major downturn during the decade of the 1970s. With the collapse of jobs in this economic sector, the city's black community began to manifest the full range of behaviors said by Wilson to be associated with the underclass. In this paper attention is focused on a single behavior-teen pregnancy. A sample of neighborhoods were selected as a means of testing Wilson's thesis tha…
The Underclass Debate Goes On
Race, Place, and Risk: Black Homicide in Urban America
Race, Place, and Risk: Black Homicide in Urban America
Race, Place, and Risk: Black Homicide in Urban America
The Brown Decision and Schooling in Urban America: Where Do We Go From Here
Sociology (18 works) · Geography (17 works) · Political science (11 works) · Economic geography (10 works) · Criminology (7 works) · Demography (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (7 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (6 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (6 works)