Rich Dejordy
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 233066 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Rich Dejordy |
| PRENOMES | Rich |
| SOBRENOME | Dejordy |
| ASSINATURA | DEJORDY R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Boston College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1134-1807 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Using social network analysis to investigate sociocultural competence among kindergarteners in a two-way immersion classroom
Sociocultural competence is the third goal of TWI programs, yet there is a lack of consensus on what it looks like in terms of student outcomes in the classroom. As an inherently social construct, sociocultural competence leads to successful interactions with people who are different from each other along various dimensions. Sociocultural competence in TWI classrooms, specifically, may manifest in successful friendship formation among students ac…
Inhabited Ecosystems
Two research streams examine how social movements operate both “in and around” organizations. We probe the empirical spaces between these streams, asking how activism situated in multi-organizational contexts contributes to transformative social change. By exploring activities in the mid-1990s related to advocacy for domestic partner benefits at 24 organizations in Minneapolis–St. Paul, Minnesota, we develop the concept of inhabited ecosystems to…
Living Institutions
Myths to work by
Myths to work by
In this article we consider how cultural resources rooted in religion help to constitute and animate people working in industrialized societies across both religious and nonreligious domains. We argue that redemptive self-narratives figure prominently in the symbolic constructions people attach to their experiences across the many domains of human experience; such redemptive narratives not only can shape their identities and sense of life purpose…
Serving two masters
Serving two masters
In this article, we use the case of religious research universities to explore the presence of multiple institutional logics with the potential for contradiction and conflict. In particular, building on existing research on conflicting institutional logics, we assess the most common forms of resolution (replacement, dominant logic, decoupling, compartmentalization, and coexistence) and identify the potential for a new form of resolution – a trans…
Just Passing Through
The scant literature on invisible stigmatized social identities, and most research on specific cases such as sexual orientation, generally focuses on “coming out,” promoting the benefits and attempting to identify antecedents of revealing or disclosure. In reality, many individuals with invisible stigmatized social identities consciously and deliberately decide not to reveal them in organizational settings context. The author offers a model of pa…
Visualizing Proximity Data
In this article, the authors explore the use of graph layout algorithms for visualizing proximity matrices such as those obtained in cultural domain analysis. Traditionally, multidimensional scaling has been used for this purpose. The authors compare the two approaches to identify conditions when each approach is effective. As might be expected, they find that multidimensional scaling shines when the data are of low dimensionality and are compati…
Visualizing Proximity Data
In this article, the authors explore the use of graph layout algorithms for visualizing proximity matrices such as those obtained in cultural domain analysis. Traditionally, multidimensional scaling has been used for this purpose. The authors compare the two approaches to identify conditions when each approach is effective. As might be expected, they find that multidimensional scaling shines when the data are of low dimensionality and are compati…
Visualizing Proximity Data
In this article, the authors explore the use of graph layout algorithms for visualizing proximity matrices such as those obtained in cultural domain analysis. Traditionally, multidimensional scaling has been used for this purpose. The authors compare the two approaches to identify conditions when each approach is effective. As might be expected, they find that multidimensional scaling shines when the data are of low dimensionality and are compati…
Just Passing Through
The scant literature on invisible stigmatized social identities, and most research on specific cases such as sexual orientation, generally focuses on “coming out,” promoting the benefits and attempting to identify antecedents of revealing or disclosure. In reality, many individuals with invisible stigmatized social identities consciously and deliberately decide not to reveal them in organizational settings context. The author offers a model of pa…
Myths to work by
Myths to work by
In this article we consider how cultural resources rooted in religion help to constitute and animate people working in industrialized societies across both religious and nonreligious domains. We argue that redemptive self-narratives figure prominently in the symbolic constructions people attach to their experiences across the many domains of human experience; such redemptive narratives not only can shape their identities and sense of life purpose…
Serving two masters
Serving two masters
In this article, we use the case of religious research universities to explore the presence of multiple institutional logics with the potential for contradiction and conflict. In particular, building on existing research on conflicting institutional logics, we assess the most common forms of resolution (replacement, dominant logic, decoupling, compartmentalization, and coexistence) and identify the potential for a new form of resolution – a trans…
Living Institutions
Inhabited Ecosystems
Two research streams examine how social movements operate both “in and around” organizations. We probe the empirical spaces between these streams, asking how activism situated in multi-organizational contexts contributes to transformative social change. By exploring activities in the mid-1990s related to advocacy for domestic partner benefits at 24 organizations in Minneapolis–St. Paul, Minnesota, we develop the concept of inhabited ecosystems to…
Using social network analysis to investigate sociocultural competence among kindergarteners in a two-way immersion classroom
Sociocultural competence is the third goal of TWI programs, yet there is a lack of consensus on what it looks like in terms of student outcomes in the classroom. As an inherently social construct, sociocultural competence leads to successful interactions with people who are different from each other along various dimensions. Sociocultural competence in TWI classrooms, specifically, may manifest in successful friendship formation among students ac…
Sociology (7 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Epistemology (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Management and Organizational Studies (3 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Public relations (3 obras) · Religion, Society, and Development (3 obras)