R F Inglehart
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 29212 |
|---|---|
| NOME | R F Inglehart |
| PRENOMES | R F |
| SOBRENOME | Inglehart |
| ASSINATURA | INGLEHART R F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Harvard University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8189-1874 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 89 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Humanitarian Aid After Covid‐19
The humanitarian aid sector is undergoing a profound transformation in response to the COVID‐19 pandemic. This period of change coincides with emergencies such as the Gaza and Ukraine crises and recent institutional shifts like the restructuring of USAID, all of which may further affect the landscape of humanitarian action. Sociologists have long examined humanitarian aid and possess unique theoretical tools to study this ongoing transition. This…
Exploring the Moral Underpinnings of Sociological Theory
This article introduces a pedagogical exercise aimed at enhancing students’ engagement with sociological theory courses. Despite their importance, students often feel disconnected from these courses in their daily lives. This exercise, adaptable for various class sizes and formats, encourages students to explore the moral and ethical dimensions of sociological theory. It involves group work where students analyze statements reflecting diverse mor…
Normative Cumulation
Sociologists of knowledge production have long explored how scholars tackle empirical, methodological, and theoretical challenges. This article highlights a parallel process: the accumulation of moral justifications for pursuing knowledge in specific fields, which we term normative cumulation . As researchers face normative objections and dilemmas, they develop new moral justifications for their work. Researchers' interpretive work leads some jus…
Moral Minefields
Handbook of the Sociology of Morality, Volume 2
Work and play as moral categories
Empathy beyond U.S. Borders
Love of Land
Although there is burgeoning research on environmental activism, few studies have examined the interrelationship between nationalism and nature protection in detail. This article examines how groups manage the tension between national commitment and caring for the environment. It focuses on two opposing Israeli activist groups: a settler movement that aims to establish new communities in the fast-dwindling Israeli open expanses and a 'green' move…
Cultural Evolution
Journal Article Cultural Evolution: People's Motivations are Changing, and Reshaping the World Get access Cambridge University Press, 2018. 273 Pages. https://www.cambridge.org/9781108489317 Ronald F Inglehart Ronald F Inglehart https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8189-1874 Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 98, Issue 4, June 2020, Pages 1–3, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/soz119 Published: 14 Augus…
Above the Fray
Reviewer: David Forsythe, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Above the Fray: The Red Cross and the Making of the Humanitarian NGO Sector by Shai M. Dromi presents a concise review of the evolution of the Red Cross, its basic principles, and competing visions of humanitarian action—such as by Doctors Without Borders (MSF). It is an introductory review of the basics, covering ground well known to those who follow Red Cross details closely. What he says…
What Does Trauma Have to Do with Politics? Cultural Trauma and the Displaced Founding Political Elites of Israel and Turkey
Recent political events, such as Brexit and Trump’s election, have inspired talk of collective trauma in academic publications and news outlets. Yet, scholars have been unclear about the processes that transform mundane political events into collective traumatic experiences. In this article, we ask how political factions come to interpret election outcomes as a trauma. We draw on cultural trauma theory to examine the ways state-founding political…
Examining the links between beliefs and institutional emergence
Although the study of institutions is one of the longest standing sociological topics, numerous recent studies have revisited questions about the genesis of new institutions and institutional domains. In this review, I argue for increased attention to the role cultural beliefs play in the emergence of new institutions. I highlight three substantive research areas where sociologists have demonstrated a relatively independent causal effect of belie…
Meta-Regulation in Practice
Good on paper
Advertising morality
For good and country
Despite the growing interest in transnational fields and their influence on national-level dynamics, existing literature has not yet addressed the processes involved in creating such fields in the first place. This article provides insight into the complexities involved in national–transnational interactions amidst national and transnational field formation. It examines the nascent transnational humanitarian field of the late nineteenth century t…
For Good and Country
Despite the growing interest in transnational fields and their influence on national-level dynamics, existing literature has not yet addressed the processes involved in creating such fields in the first place. This article provides insight into the complexities involved in national-transnational interactions amidst national and transnational field formation. It examines the nascent transnational humanitarian field of the late nineteenth century t…
Soldiers of the Cross
Field theory largely treats the cultural dimensions of social fields as an emergent property of their objective structures. In this article, I reconsider the role of culture in fields by studying how the logics that govern their emergence develop. As a study case, I examine the rise of the field of transnational humanitarianism by focusing on the early endeavors of the International Committee of the Red Cross (established 1863). I show that the s…
Uneasy Settlements
Negotiations about reparations tend to take the language of interests and to deal primarily with monetary compensation for disadvantaged groups. In such proceedings, aggrieved claimants are likely to make a variety of claims about the use of money to represent their experience, ranging from demands for increased compensation to rejections of the entire process altogether. This article draws attention to the communicative functions of money in the…
Penny for Your Thoughts
Urban sociology has tended to study interactions between passersby and “street persons” with an emphasis on the ways street persons become bothersome, harassing, or dangerous. This article moves away from the focus on the ways interactions in public go awry and focuses on how individuals account for the mundane, everyday exchanges they have with strangers who seek their help. Based on interview data ( N = 31) and qualitative analysis of data from…
Recovering Morality
Soldiers of the Cross
Field theory largely treats the cultural dimensions of social fields as an emergent property of their objective structures. In this article, I reconsider the role of culture in fields by studying how the logics that govern their emergence develop. As a study case, I examine the rise of the field of transnational humanitarianism by focusing on the early endeavors of the International Committee of the Red Cross (established 1863). I show that the s…
Advertising morality
Penny for Your Thoughts
Urban sociology has tended to study interactions between passersby and “street persons” with an emphasis on the ways street persons become bothersome, harassing, or dangerous. This article moves away from the focus on the ways interactions in public go awry and focuses on how individuals account for the mundane, everyday exchanges they have with strangers who seek their help. Based on interview data ( N = 31) and qualitative analysis of data from…
Love of Land
Although there is burgeoning research on environmental activism, few studies have examined the interrelationship between nationalism and nature protection in detail. This article examines how groups manage the tension between national commitment and caring for the environment. It focuses on two opposing Israeli activist groups: a settler movement that aims to establish new communities in the fast-dwindling Israeli open expanses and a 'green' move…
Good on paper
Handbook of the Sociology of Morality, Volume 2
Recovering Morality
What Does Trauma Have to Do with Politics? Cultural Trauma and the Displaced Founding Political Elites of Israel and Turkey
Recent political events, such as Brexit and Trump’s election, have inspired talk of collective trauma in academic publications and news outlets. Yet, scholars have been unclear about the processes that transform mundane political events into collective traumatic experiences. In this article, we ask how political factions come to interpret election outcomes as a trauma. We draw on cultural trauma theory to examine the ways state-founding political…
For good and country
Despite the growing interest in transnational fields and their influence on national-level dynamics, existing literature has not yet addressed the processes involved in creating such fields in the first place. This article provides insight into the complexities involved in national–transnational interactions amidst national and transnational field formation. It examines the nascent transnational humanitarian field of the late nineteenth century t…
For Good and Country
Despite the growing interest in transnational fields and their influence on national-level dynamics, existing literature has not yet addressed the processes involved in creating such fields in the first place. This article provides insight into the complexities involved in national-transnational interactions amidst national and transnational field formation. It examines the nascent transnational humanitarian field of the late nineteenth century t…
Uneasy Settlements
Negotiations about reparations tend to take the language of interests and to deal primarily with monetary compensation for disadvantaged groups. In such proceedings, aggrieved claimants are likely to make a variety of claims about the use of money to represent their experience, ranging from demands for increased compensation to rejections of the entire process altogether. This article draws attention to the communicative functions of money in the…
Cultural Evolution
Journal Article Cultural Evolution: People's Motivations are Changing, and Reshaping the World Get access Cambridge University Press, 2018. 273 Pages. https://www.cambridge.org/9781108489317 Ronald F Inglehart Ronald F Inglehart https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8189-1874 Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 98, Issue 4, June 2020, Pages 1–3, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/soz119 Published: 14 Augus…
Empathy beyond U.S. Borders
Examining the links between beliefs and institutional emergence
Although the study of institutions is one of the longest standing sociological topics, numerous recent studies have revisited questions about the genesis of new institutions and institutional domains. In this review, I argue for increased attention to the role cultural beliefs play in the emergence of new institutions. I highlight three substantive research areas where sociologists have demonstrated a relatively independent causal effect of belie…
Recovering Morality
Penny for Your Thoughts
Urban sociology has tended to study interactions between passersby and “street persons” with an emphasis on the ways street persons become bothersome, harassing, or dangerous. This article moves away from the focus on the ways interactions in public go awry and focuses on how individuals account for the mundane, everyday exchanges they have with strangers who seek their help. Based on interview data ( N = 31) and qualitative analysis of data from…
Uneasy Settlements
Negotiations about reparations tend to take the language of interests and to deal primarily with monetary compensation for disadvantaged groups. In such proceedings, aggrieved claimants are likely to make a variety of claims about the use of money to represent their experience, ranging from demands for increased compensation to rejections of the entire process altogether. This article draws attention to the communicative functions of money in the…
For good and country
Despite the growing interest in transnational fields and their influence on national-level dynamics, existing literature has not yet addressed the processes involved in creating such fields in the first place. This article provides insight into the complexities involved in national–transnational interactions amidst national and transnational field formation. It examines the nascent transnational humanitarian field of the late nineteenth century t…
For Good and Country
Despite the growing interest in transnational fields and their influence on national-level dynamics, existing literature has not yet addressed the processes involved in creating such fields in the first place. This article provides insight into the complexities involved in national-transnational interactions amidst national and transnational field formation. It examines the nascent transnational humanitarian field of the late nineteenth century t…
Soldiers of the Cross
Field theory largely treats the cultural dimensions of social fields as an emergent property of their objective structures. In this article, I reconsider the role of culture in fields by studying how the logics that govern their emergence develop. As a study case, I examine the rise of the field of transnational humanitarianism by focusing on the early endeavors of the International Committee of the Red Cross (established 1863). I show that the s…
Advertising morality
Examining the links between beliefs and institutional emergence
Although the study of institutions is one of the longest standing sociological topics, numerous recent studies have revisited questions about the genesis of new institutions and institutional domains. In this review, I argue for increased attention to the role cultural beliefs play in the emergence of new institutions. I highlight three substantive research areas where sociologists have demonstrated a relatively independent causal effect of belie…
Meta-Regulation in Practice
Good on paper
Empathy beyond U.S. Borders
Love of Land
Although there is burgeoning research on environmental activism, few studies have examined the interrelationship between nationalism and nature protection in detail. This article examines how groups manage the tension between national commitment and caring for the environment. It focuses on two opposing Israeli activist groups: a settler movement that aims to establish new communities in the fast-dwindling Israeli open expanses and a 'green' move…
Cultural Evolution
Journal Article Cultural Evolution: People's Motivations are Changing, and Reshaping the World Get access Cambridge University Press, 2018. 273 Pages. https://www.cambridge.org/9781108489317 Ronald F Inglehart Ronald F Inglehart https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8189-1874 Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 98, Issue 4, June 2020, Pages 1–3, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/soz119 Published: 14 Augus…
Above the Fray
Reviewer: David Forsythe, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Above the Fray: The Red Cross and the Making of the Humanitarian NGO Sector by Shai M. Dromi presents a concise review of the evolution of the Red Cross, its basic principles, and competing visions of humanitarian action—such as by Doctors Without Borders (MSF). It is an introductory review of the basics, covering ground well known to those who follow Red Cross details closely. What he says…
What Does Trauma Have to Do with Politics? Cultural Trauma and the Displaced Founding Political Elites of Israel and Turkey
Recent political events, such as Brexit and Trump’s election, have inspired talk of collective trauma in academic publications and news outlets. Yet, scholars have been unclear about the processes that transform mundane political events into collective traumatic experiences. In this article, we ask how political factions come to interpret election outcomes as a trauma. We draw on cultural trauma theory to examine the ways state-founding political…
Work and play as moral categories
Moral Minefields
Handbook of the Sociology of Morality, Volume 2
Humanitarian Aid After Covid‐19
The humanitarian aid sector is undergoing a profound transformation in response to the COVID‐19 pandemic. This period of change coincides with emergencies such as the Gaza and Ukraine crises and recent institutional shifts like the restructuring of USAID, all of which may further affect the landscape of humanitarian action. Sociologists have long examined humanitarian aid and possess unique theoretical tools to study this ongoing transition. This…
Exploring the Moral Underpinnings of Sociological Theory
This article introduces a pedagogical exercise aimed at enhancing students’ engagement with sociological theory courses. Despite their importance, students often feel disconnected from these courses in their daily lives. This exercise, adaptable for various class sizes and formats, encourages students to explore the moral and ethical dimensions of sociological theory. It involves group work where students analyze statements reflecting diverse mor…
Normative Cumulation
Sociologists of knowledge production have long explored how scholars tackle empirical, methodological, and theoretical challenges. This article highlights a parallel process: the accumulation of moral justifications for pursuing knowledge in specific fields, which we term normative cumulation . As researchers face normative objections and dilemmas, they develop new moral justifications for their work. Researchers' interpretive work leads some jus…
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