Vernon K Dibble
Biographic Data
| ID | 93978 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vernon K Dibble |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vernon K |
| FAMILY NAME | Dibble |
| SIGNATURE | DIBBLE V K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Organization of Traditional Authority: English County Government, 1558 to 1640 1
In February 1589, Sir Thomas Mildmay and Robert Clark examined suspected robbers in their native county of Essex. In March, Thomas Fanshawe settled a dispute over title to some property in the town of Barking. In May, Edmund Pirton compounded the claims of a bankrupt merchant&s;s creditors. In August, Fanshawe joined Thomas Powle and former sheriff Robert Wroth in special watches occasioned by bands of wandering soldiers. In December, Thomas Gent…
Ethics, Politics, and Holistic Social ScienceThe Structure of Evil: An Essay on the Unification of the Science of Man.Ernest Becker
The Dialectics of Legal Repression: Black Rebels Before the American Criminal Courts. Isaac D. Balbus
The Legacy of Albion Small
The Sociologists of the Chair. A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Legacy of Albion Small
Qualitative Analysis: Historical and Critical Essays
Settled out of Court: The Social Process of Insurance Claims Adjustments
What Is and What Ought to Be: A Comparison of Certain Characteristics of the Ideological and Legal Styles of Thought
In the ideological and in the legal styles of thought, unlike the scientific style, it is possible to make normative inferences from statements of fact. In the ideological style such inferences are made through concepts in which descriptions and values are inextricably fused. In the legal style, in contrast, it is possible to move from statements of fact to normative conclusions without invoking values along the way. The analysis of the legal sty…
The Prussian Bureaucracy In Crisis, 1840-1860: Origins of an Administrative Ethos
Political Judgments and the Perception of Social Relationships: An Analysis of Some Applied Social Research in Late 19th-Century Germany
Content analyses of 102 reports submitted to the Verein fuer Sozalpolitik during the 1880s and 1890s show that those authors who were more explicit in their value judgements were also more likely to perceive social relationships rather than aggregates of people. Among the professional officials, however, a different dynamic was at work. They were more likely to look to the state for the implementation of their policy recommendations. And authors …
Society and the Legal Order: Cases and Materials in the Sociology of Law
Continuities In The Study Of Social Conflict
Social Science and Political Commitments in the Young Max Weber
In 1892 the Verein für Sozialpolitik (Association for Social Policy) published six studies of agricultural workers in Germany (1). Five of the six authors were Karl Kaerger, H. Losch, Kuno Frankenstein, Friedrich Grossman, and Otto Auhagen. The sixth author was Max Weber. He was only 28 years old. But his study of agricultural workers touched on many themes that he developed in his more mature scholarship, and on some of the dilemmas that he face…
German Administration Since Bismarck: Central Authority Versus Local Autonomy, by Herbert Jacob
Journal Article German Administration Since Bismarck: Central Authority Versus Local Autonomy, by Herbert Jacob Get access German Administration Since Bismarck: Central Authority Versus Local Autonomy. By Herbert Jacob. New London, Yale University Press, 1963.–xviii, 224 pp $7.00 Vernon K. Dibble Vernon K. Dibble Columbia University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 80, Is…
Four Types of Inference from Documents to Events
Philosophy, Science, and the Sociology of Knowledge. Irving Louis Horowitz
Occupations and Ideologies
One way of looking at the relationship between occupational ideologies and other systems of belief is to consider the conditions under which occupational ideologies will or will not be diffused beyond the groups in which they are first espoused. This diffusion is determined by numerous factors, including the rank of an occupation, the parochialism of its ideology, the itended audience, the internal organization of the occupation, relationships be…
The Comparative Study of Social Mobility
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Social Science and Political Commitments in the Young Max Weber
In 1892 the Verein für Sozialpolitik (Association for Social Policy) published six studies of agricultural workers in Germany (1). Five of the six authors were Karl Kaerger, H. Losch, Kuno Frankenstein, Friedrich Grossman, and Otto Auhagen. The sixth author was Max Weber. He was only 28 years old. But his study of agricultural workers touched on many themes that he developed in his more mature scholarship, and on some of the dilemmas that he face…
Occupations and Ideologies
One way of looking at the relationship between occupational ideologies and other systems of belief is to consider the conditions under which occupational ideologies will or will not be diffused beyond the groups in which they are first espoused. This diffusion is determined by numerous factors, including the rank of an occupation, the parochialism of its ideology, the itended audience, the internal organization of the occupation, relationships be…
What Is and What Ought to Be: A Comparison of Certain Characteristics of the Ideological and Legal Styles of Thought
In the ideological and in the legal styles of thought, unlike the scientific style, it is possible to make normative inferences from statements of fact. In the ideological style such inferences are made through concepts in which descriptions and values are inextricably fused. In the legal style, in contrast, it is possible to move from statements of fact to normative conclusions without invoking values along the way. The analysis of the legal sty…
Four Types of Inference from Documents to Events
The Comparative Study of Social Mobility
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Philosophy, Science, and the Sociology of Knowledge. Irving Louis Horowitz
Occupations and Ideologies
One way of looking at the relationship between occupational ideologies and other systems of belief is to consider the conditions under which occupational ideologies will or will not be diffused beyond the groups in which they are first espoused. This diffusion is determined by numerous factors, including the rank of an occupation, the parochialism of its ideology, the itended audience, the internal organization of the occupation, relationships be…
Four Types of Inference from Documents to Events
German Administration Since Bismarck: Central Authority Versus Local Autonomy, by Herbert Jacob
Journal Article German Administration Since Bismarck: Central Authority Versus Local Autonomy, by Herbert Jacob Get access German Administration Since Bismarck: Central Authority Versus Local Autonomy. By Herbert Jacob. New London, Yale University Press, 1963.–xviii, 224 pp $7.00 Vernon K. Dibble Vernon K. Dibble Columbia University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 80, Is…
Continuities In The Study Of Social Conflict
Social Science and Political Commitments in the Young Max Weber
In 1892 the Verein für Sozialpolitik (Association for Social Policy) published six studies of agricultural workers in Germany (1). Five of the six authors were Karl Kaerger, H. Losch, Kuno Frankenstein, Friedrich Grossman, and Otto Auhagen. The sixth author was Max Weber. He was only 28 years old. But his study of agricultural workers touched on many themes that he developed in his more mature scholarship, and on some of the dilemmas that he face…
Society and the Legal Order: Cases and Materials in the Sociology of Law
The Prussian Bureaucracy In Crisis, 1840-1860: Origins of an Administrative Ethos
Political Judgments and the Perception of Social Relationships: An Analysis of Some Applied Social Research in Late 19th-Century Germany
Content analyses of 102 reports submitted to the Verein fuer Sozalpolitik during the 1880s and 1890s show that those authors who were more explicit in their value judgements were also more likely to perceive social relationships rather than aggregates of people. Among the professional officials, however, a different dynamic was at work. They were more likely to look to the state for the implementation of their policy recommendations. And authors …
Settled out of Court: The Social Process of Insurance Claims Adjustments
What Is and What Ought to Be: A Comparison of Certain Characteristics of the Ideological and Legal Styles of Thought
In the ideological and in the legal styles of thought, unlike the scientific style, it is possible to make normative inferences from statements of fact. In the ideological style such inferences are made through concepts in which descriptions and values are inextricably fused. In the legal style, in contrast, it is possible to move from statements of fact to normative conclusions without invoking values along the way. The analysis of the legal sty…
Qualitative Analysis: Historical and Critical Essays
The Sociologists of the Chair. A Radical Analysis of the Formative Years of North American Sociology (1883-1922)
The Legacy of Albion Small
The Dialectics of Legal Repression: Black Rebels Before the American Criminal Courts. Isaac D. Balbus
The Legacy of Albion Small
Ethics, Politics, and Holistic Social ScienceThe Structure of Evil: An Essay on the Unification of the Science of Man.Ernest Becker
The Organization of Traditional Authority: English County Government, 1558 to 1640 1
In February 1589, Sir Thomas Mildmay and Robert Clark examined suspected robbers in their native county of Essex. In March, Thomas Fanshawe settled a dispute over title to some property in the town of Barking. In May, Edmund Pirton compounded the claims of a bankrupt merchant&s;s creditors. In August, Fanshawe joined Thomas Powle and former sheriff Robert Wroth in special watches occasioned by bands of wandering soldiers. In December, Thomas Gent…
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