Herman Schwendinger
Biographic Data
| ID | 90001 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Herman Schwendinger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Herman |
| FAMILY NAME | Schwendinger |
| SIGNATURE | SCHWENDINGER H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Radical Caucus |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 102 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Charting Subcultures at a Frontier of Knowledge
This article emphasizes the importance of subcultural networks for understanding adolescence and delinquency. It presents sociometric graphs of 'general structures' of informal peer relations formed by groups of socialite, surfer, streetcorner and intellectual youth. Since these graphs are used for charting networks researched by the authors in the 1960s, they represent unique historic markers of subcultural developments in the USA. Scrutiny of t…
The Crisis of Soviet Legitimacy
Crimes by the Capitalist State: An Introduction to State Criminality
Adolescent Subcultures and Delinquency
Adolescent Subcultures and Delinquency
Rape and Inequality
The authors review popular, legal and scientific explanations of rape and offer a new and persuasive approach to understanding violence against women. They show that rape is not common to all societies and conclude that it is linked to general levels of sexual inequality, sexism and violence. It is seen as a consequence of the development of capitalism. In supporting their thesis, the authors present material that will be of great interest to ant…
Crime and Deviance in America: A Critical Approach
Crime and Social Justice
This new series aims to publish work within the radical criminology perspective.It is international in its scope, providing a rallying point for work in this rapidly growing field.The substantive areas covered are the sociology of crime, deviance, social problems, law and sexual deviance.It includes work in ethnography, historical criminology and the practice of social work and law as it relates to radical criminology.The series is two-tiered, pu…
The Sociologists of the Chair: A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
An Economic Analysis of Crime: Selected Readings
The Sociologists of the Chair. A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Sociologists of the Chair: A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Sociologists of the Chair: A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Organization of Social Science in the United States
Marginal Youth and Social Policy
Marginalization of a portion of American youth is described as a result of the structure of the major socialization agencies, the family and the school, in contemporary capitalist society. The family and other agencies mediate the process of marginalization created by economy. To eliminate marginalization, social policies must change the economic structure of society
The Sociologists of the Chair, a Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology, 1883-1922
The Sociologists of the Chair: A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The New Orleans' Meetings
Kapitalistate: A Prospectus for an International Bulletin of Marxist Studies on the Capitalist State
Sociologists of the Chair and the Natural Law Tradition
Sociology's Founding Fathers: Sexists to a Man
Ward and Thomas expressed concern over the subjection of women but accepted a sexist paradigm for analyzing sexual relationships. Their theories used theoretical mechanisms based on adaptation and complementarity. They envisioned prehistoric women as born superior or equal to men. Eventually, however, women were made biologically inferior by adapting to circumstances created by their passive nature or man s greater passion. Ward's and Thomas' per…
Crime and Social Justice
This new series aims to publish work within the radical criminology perspective.It is international in its scope, providing a rallying point for work in this rapidly growing field.The substantive areas covered are the sociology of crime, deviance, social problems, law and sexual deviance.It includes work in ethnography, historical criminology and the practice of social work and law as it relates to radical criminology.The series is two-tiered, pu…
The Sociologists of the Chair: A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Sociologists of the Chair, a Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology, 1883-1922
The Sociologists of the Chair: A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Organization of Social Science in the United States
Charting Subcultures at a Frontier of Knowledge
This article emphasizes the importance of subcultural networks for understanding adolescence and delinquency. It presents sociometric graphs of 'general structures' of informal peer relations formed by groups of socialite, surfer, streetcorner and intellectual youth. Since these graphs are used for charting networks researched by the authors in the 1960s, they represent unique historic markers of subcultural developments in the USA. Scrutiny of t…
Marginal Youth and Social Policy
Marginalization of a portion of American youth is described as a result of the structure of the major socialization agencies, the family and the school, in contemporary capitalist society. The family and other agencies mediate the process of marginalization created by economy. To eliminate marginalization, social policies must change the economic structure of society
Sociology's Founding Fathers: Sexists to a Man
Ward and Thomas expressed concern over the subjection of women but accepted a sexist paradigm for analyzing sexual relationships. Their theories used theoretical mechanisms based on adaptation and complementarity. They envisioned prehistoric women as born superior or equal to men. Eventually, however, women were made biologically inferior by adapting to circumstances created by their passive nature or man s greater passion. Ward's and Thomas' per…
Sociologists of the Chair and the Natural Law Tradition
Sociology's Founding Fathers: Sexists to a Man
Ward and Thomas expressed concern over the subjection of women but accepted a sexist paradigm for analyzing sexual relationships. Their theories used theoretical mechanisms based on adaptation and complementarity. They envisioned prehistoric women as born superior or equal to men. Eventually, however, women were made biologically inferior by adapting to circumstances created by their passive nature or man s greater passion. Ward's and Thomas' per…
The New Orleans' Meetings
Kapitalistate: A Prospectus for an International Bulletin of Marxist Studies on the Capitalist State
Sociologists of the Chair and the Natural Law Tradition
The Sociologists of the Chair, a Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology, 1883-1922
The Sociologists of the Chair: A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Sociologists of the Chair. A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Sociologists of the Chair: A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Sociologists of the Chair: A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Organization of Social Science in the United States
Marginal Youth and Social Policy
Marginalization of a portion of American youth is described as a result of the structure of the major socialization agencies, the family and the school, in contemporary capitalist society. The family and other agencies mediate the process of marginalization created by economy. To eliminate marginalization, social policies must change the economic structure of society
An Economic Analysis of Crime: Selected Readings
The Sociologists of the Chair: A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
Crime and Social Justice
This new series aims to publish work within the radical criminology perspective.It is international in its scope, providing a rallying point for work in this rapidly growing field.The substantive areas covered are the sociology of crime, deviance, social problems, law and sexual deviance.It includes work in ethnography, historical criminology and the practice of social work and law as it relates to radical criminology.The series is two-tiered, pu…
Crime and Deviance in America: A Critical Approach
Rape and Inequality
The authors review popular, legal and scientific explanations of rape and offer a new and persuasive approach to understanding violence against women. They show that rape is not common to all societies and conclude that it is linked to general levels of sexual inequality, sexism and violence. It is seen as a consequence of the development of capitalism. In supporting their thesis, the authors present material that will be of great interest to ant…
Adolescent Subcultures and Delinquency
Adolescent Subcultures and Delinquency
Crimes by the Capitalist State: An Introduction to State Criminality
The Crisis of Soviet Legitimacy
Charting Subcultures at a Frontier of Knowledge
This article emphasizes the importance of subcultural networks for understanding adolescence and delinquency. It presents sociometric graphs of 'general structures' of informal peer relations formed by groups of socialite, surfer, streetcorner and intellectual youth. Since these graphs are used for charting networks researched by the authors in the 1960s, they represent unique historic markers of subcultural developments in the USA. Scrutiny of t…
Sociology (18 works) · Political science (13 works) · Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice (8 works) · Law (8 works) · Social science (7 works) · Criminology (6 works) · Formative assessment (6 works) · Pedagogy (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Economics (4 works)