Don Clairmont
Biographic Data
| ID | 94682 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Don Clairmont |
| GIVEN NAMES | Don |
| FAMILY NAME | Clairmont |
| SIGNATURE | CLAIRMONT D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Dalhousie University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Jennifer J. Nelson, Razing Africville: A Geography of Racism
Using the Victim Role as Both Sword and Shield: The Interactional Dynamics of Restorative Justice Sessions
Recently, criminal justice professionals have advocated restorative justice as an alternative to traditional punitive practices. Extant research has not examined the strategic interpersonal dynamics between victims, offenders, supporters, and facilitators during restorative justice sessions. Our ethnographic study addresses this gap. Building on studies of emotion in reintegrative shaming, we explore how shaming emotions are dramaturgically media…
Economic Segmentation and Politics
Recent research, most of it American, has demonstrated the importance of segmentation theory for explanations of a wide array of social and economic phenomena. This paper attempts to extend this theoretical perspective by examining some of its implications for political orientations and relationships. As many segmentations proponents are aware, conventional liberal and Marxist theories have systematically underestimated the persistence of heterog…
Segmentation and wage determination
Dans leurs écrits récents sur la segmentation socio‐économique, les Américains ont utilise des données secondaires recueillies dans le secteur industriel, pour démontrer que les arguments qui veulent que les salaires soient fixés par la population active ou fonctionelle, étaient limités. A l'aide de données recueillies principalement dans des maisons de commerce canadiennes, cette étude explore les effets d'une notion alternative du fonctionnemen…
Segmentation and Labour Force Strategies
The Segmentation Perspective as a Middle-Range Conceptualization in Sociology
This paper is an examination of the segmentation perspective which recently has be- come popular in sociology and economics. It discusses the contemporary roots of segmentation theory, empirically and ideologically, and identifies the central tenets underlying its diverse speci- fications. In characterizing the theory as a middle-range conceptualization, attention is drawn to both the connection to the sociological classics and the alternative re…
Sociology's Relations with the Community
Race Relations in Canada
(1976). Race Relations in Canada. Sociological Focus: Vol. 9, Recent Developments in Canadian Society, pp. 185-197
The Segmentation Perspective as a Middle-Range Conceptualization in Sociology
This paper is an examination of the segmentation perspective which recently has be- come popular in sociology and economics. It discusses the contemporary roots of segmentation theory, empirically and ideologically, and identifies the central tenets underlying its diverse speci- fications. In characterizing the theory as a middle-range conceptualization, attention is drawn to both the connection to the sociological classics and the alternative re…
Using the Victim Role as Both Sword and Shield: The Interactional Dynamics of Restorative Justice Sessions
Recently, criminal justice professionals have advocated restorative justice as an alternative to traditional punitive practices. Extant research has not examined the strategic interpersonal dynamics between victims, offenders, supporters, and facilitators during restorative justice sessions. Our ethnographic study addresses this gap. Building on studies of emotion in reintegrative shaming, we explore how shaming emotions are dramaturgically media…
Economic Segmentation and Politics
Recent research, most of it American, has demonstrated the importance of segmentation theory for explanations of a wide array of social and economic phenomena. This paper attempts to extend this theoretical perspective by examining some of its implications for political orientations and relationships. As many segmentations proponents are aware, conventional liberal and Marxist theories have systematically underestimated the persistence of heterog…
Segmentation and Labour Force Strategies
Segmentation and wage determination
Dans leurs écrits récents sur la segmentation socio‐économique, les Américains ont utilise des données secondaires recueillies dans le secteur industriel, pour démontrer que les arguments qui veulent que les salaires soient fixés par la population active ou fonctionelle, étaient limités. A l'aide de données recueillies principalement dans des maisons de commerce canadiennes, cette étude explore les effets d'une notion alternative du fonctionnemen…
Race Relations in Canada
(1976). Race Relations in Canada. Sociological Focus: Vol. 9, Recent Developments in Canadian Society, pp. 185-197
Sociology's Relations with the Community
The Segmentation Perspective as a Middle-Range Conceptualization in Sociology
This paper is an examination of the segmentation perspective which recently has be- come popular in sociology and economics. It discusses the contemporary roots of segmentation theory, empirically and ideologically, and identifies the central tenets underlying its diverse speci- fications. In characterizing the theory as a middle-range conceptualization, attention is drawn to both the connection to the sociological classics and the alternative re…
Segmentation and wage determination
Dans leurs écrits récents sur la segmentation socio‐économique, les Américains ont utilise des données secondaires recueillies dans le secteur industriel, pour démontrer que les arguments qui veulent que les salaires soient fixés par la population active ou fonctionelle, étaient limités. A l'aide de données recueillies principalement dans des maisons de commerce canadiennes, cette étude explore les effets d'une notion alternative du fonctionnemen…
Segmentation and Labour Force Strategies
Economic Segmentation and Politics
Recent research, most of it American, has demonstrated the importance of segmentation theory for explanations of a wide array of social and economic phenomena. This paper attempts to extend this theoretical perspective by examining some of its implications for political orientations and relationships. As many segmentations proponents are aware, conventional liberal and Marxist theories have systematically underestimated the persistence of heterog…
Jennifer J. Nelson, Razing Africville: A Geography of Racism
Using the Victim Role as Both Sword and Shield: The Interactional Dynamics of Restorative Justice Sessions
Recently, criminal justice professionals have advocated restorative justice as an alternative to traditional punitive practices. Extant research has not examined the strategic interpersonal dynamics between victims, offenders, supporters, and facilitators during restorative justice sessions. Our ethnographic study addresses this gap. Building on studies of emotion in reintegrative shaming, we explore how shaming emotions are dramaturgically media…
Sociology (8 works) · Economics (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice (2 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (2 works)