Roger Clark
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3682250 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Roger Clark |
| PRENOMES | Roger |
| SOBRENOME | Clark |
| ASSINATURA | CLARK R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Rhode Island College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4167-6317 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 65 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1919 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Grassroots and Digital Outreach Strategies Raise Awareness of Covid-19 Information and Research in Baltimore City
We aimed to disseminate reliable COVID-19 information to the Black and Latino communities of Baltimore City, Maryland, between July 2020 and December 2022. With community partners, we disseminated evidence-based COVID-19 information via grassroots and digital strategies, including Hopkins Opportunity for Participant Engagement, and connected volunteers to COVID-19 research. Using a multimodal approach facilitated dissemination of reliable informa…
Convenience Sample
A convenience sample is a nonprobability sample that involves a group of elements that is easily accessible to a researcher. Convenience samples are the most popular type of nonprobability samples used by publishing social scientists. They share with other types of nonprobability samples – for example, purposive, quota, and snowball samples – the problem of not being technically generalizable. Nonprobability samples, including convenience samples…
Guillermo del Toro
Kicking and Screaming
The authors provide an account of their department’s minimalist and largely reluctant approach to mandatory assessment in the past decade. A decade earlier, the department had gone all out in an experimental assessment effort supported by the Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education, an effort the department was neither willing nor able to make once the college’s accreditation agency mandated assessment in 2000. The authors describe a…
The “Peculiar Eclipsing” of Women in Sociological Theory
The Face of Society
We have updated Ferree and Hall's (1990) study of the way gender and race are constructed through pictures in introductory sociology textbooks. Ferree and Hall looked at 33 textbooks published between 1982 and 1988. We replicated their study by examining 3,085 illustrations in a sample of 27 textbooks, most of which were published between 2002 and 2006. We found important areas of progress in the presentation of both gender and race as well as si…
Fermeture d’usine et prévention
Une fermeture d'usine dans un milieu urbain : l'impact d'un tel événement sur la santé des personnes mises à pied et sur leur entourage risque d'être lourd. Même si la littérature souligne l'intérêt et les bénéfices potentiels d'une intervention préventive, peu d'exemples d'intervention sont disponibles. Est-il possible d'intervenir dans ce contexte? Quels sont les obstacles? Nous rapportons ici une expérience concrète où nous avons tenté d'impla…
Picture This
The authors provide a multicultural feminist analysis of picture books for children by looking at the illustrations and listening carefully to themes of oppression and resistance in 33 picture books that focus on characters that are on the powerless side of some powerless/powerful social dichotomy. The authors find many images that either depict oppression or celebrate difference. They also find stories that extol the virtues of cooperation among…
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
Balancing Yin and Yang
Roger Clark, Angela Lang, Balancing Yin and Yang: Teaching and Learning Qualitative Data Analysis within an Undergraduate Quantitative Data Analysis Course, Teaching Sociology, Vol. 30, No. 3 (Jul., 2002), pp. 348-360
Diversity in sociology
Towards a Resources and Stressors Model
This paper examines a version of Paul Amato's (1993) resources and stressore model for children of divorce. Through a survey of 102 adult children of divorce, we operationalize indicators of five concepts that Amato has found to recur in the literature on adjustment of children to divorce: life stress, economic hardship, parental adjustment, interpersonal conflict, and parental loss. Our analysis, which focuses on the self-esteem and interperson-…
Public International Law and Private Enterprise
(1996). Public International Law and Private Enterprise: Damages for a killing in East Timor. Australian Journal of Human Rights: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 21-39
Toward a Multicultural Feminist Perspective on Fiction for Young Adults
Feminist social science investigations of children's books over the past 20 years have employed the liberal feminist assumptions that marked the paradigmatic study by Weitzman, Eifler, Hokada, and Ross. The authors illustrate the value of a multicultural feminist approach to children's literature by 'listening' to themes of oppression and resistance in 16 recent young-adult novels about non-White, non-American, or nonheterosexual characters. Thei…
Family Climate, Family Structure and Self-Esteem in College Females
We examine two interpretations for an hypothesized relationship between divorce of parents and diminished self-esteem among female college students. The first interpretation suggests that this relationship is due to the increased likelihood of abusive climates in the family of origin of children of divorce; the second, that it is due to the loss of regular access to a biological parent. Our fmdings do indicate an association between the experienc…
Of Caldecotts and Kings
The authors mark the twentieth anniversary of the classic study by Weitzman et al., which found considerable gender stereotyping in picture books for preschool children, by replicating and extending their study with an updated sample that includes books by Black illustrators. The authors find evidence that female characters and female relationships receive considerably more attention in recent books by both conventional illustrators and Black ill…
Multinational Corporate Investment and Women's Participation in Higher Education in Noncore Nations
This article posits a theoretical connection between multinational corporate (MNC) investment and women's participation in higher education in noncore nations. It suggests that because MNC investment encourages a "breed-and-feed" ideology for women, the prejudicial hiring of men in high-status occupations, and the lack of state regulation of gender discrimination, its presence skews the demand for higher education away from women. Panel regressio…
Economic Dependency and Gender Differences in Labor Force Sectoral Change In Non-Core Nations
This study examines two versions of how economic dependency has affected relative gender positioning in non-core nations' labor forces since the 1960s. A “new dependency” version asserts that multinational corporate investment in manufacturing has transformed the labor forces of such nations, permitting women unusual access to relatively high-paying, if ephemeral, light manufacturing positions. A “traditional trade dependency” version suggests th…
Cross-National Perspectives on Female Crime
This paper identifies three theoretical perspectives on changing patterns of female criminality: a Durkheimian-Modernization perspective; a Marxian-World System perspective and an Ecological-Opportunity perspective (see Neuman and Berger, 1988). It draws convergent and divergent hypotheses from these perspectives and tests them with data from up to 49 nations. The empirical evidence suggests that all three perspectives are useful for understandin…
The Australian card—postscript
article Free Access Share on The Australian card—postscript Author: Roger Clark Australian National Univ., Canberra Australian National Univ., CanberraView Profile Authors Info & Claims ACM SIGCAS Computers and SocietyVolume 18Issue 3July 1988 pp 10–13https://doi.org/10.1145/49480.49482Published:01 July 1988Publication History 1citation58DownloadsMetricsTotal Citations1Total Downloads58Last 12 Months6Last 6 weeks2 Get Citation AlertsNew Citation …
Collective Bargaining and Faculty Compensation
This article assesses the impact of the unionization offaculties on the average salary and compensation offaculty members in four-year colleges and universities generally and in public and private institutions separately. A multivariate model that included other institutional characteristics apt to affect the association between unionization and faculty remuneration was tested with data on 1,194 four-year colleges and universities. We found that …
Functional Typologies of Metropolitan Areas
Although relatively simple dichotomies of American cities, such as the Sunbelt/Snowbelt and the largecity/small-city distinctions, have been used to explain and predict other facets of urban life, more elaborate typologies, such as those produced by Duncan and others (1960) and by Nelson (1955), have remained wallflowers of urban research. Curiously attractive, they have nonetheless found little favor in explanatory studies. We have found two of …
The Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
I shall examine the Trust Territory from four overlapping perspectives: as part of the Pacific; in light of the concept of self-determination; in light of American “security interests”; and a final one I shall call epis-temology. This last has to do with what the people want and how we know
An Appeal for a National Opera House
Diversity in sociology
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
The Face of Society
We have updated Ferree and Hall's (1990) study of the way gender and race are constructed through pictures in introductory sociology textbooks. Ferree and Hall looked at 33 textbooks published between 1982 and 1988. We replicated their study by examining 3,085 illustrations in a sample of 27 textbooks, most of which were published between 2002 and 2006. We found important areas of progress in the presentation of both gender and race as well as si…
Balancing Yin and Yang
Roger Clark, Angela Lang, Balancing Yin and Yang: Teaching and Learning Qualitative Data Analysis within an Undergraduate Quantitative Data Analysis Course, Teaching Sociology, Vol. 30, No. 3 (Jul., 2002), pp. 348-360
Of Caldecotts and Kings
The authors mark the twentieth anniversary of the classic study by Weitzman et al., which found considerable gender stereotyping in picture books for preschool children, by replicating and extending their study with an updated sample that includes books by Black illustrators. The authors find evidence that female characters and female relationships receive considerably more attention in recent books by both conventional illustrators and Black ill…
Multinational Corporate Investment and Women's Participation in Higher Education in Noncore Nations
This article posits a theoretical connection between multinational corporate (MNC) investment and women's participation in higher education in noncore nations. It suggests that because MNC investment encourages a "breed-and-feed" ideology for women, the prejudicial hiring of men in high-status occupations, and the lack of state regulation of gender discrimination, its presence skews the demand for higher education away from women. Panel regressio…
Cross-National Perspectives on Female Crime
This paper identifies three theoretical perspectives on changing patterns of female criminality: a Durkheimian-Modernization perspective; a Marxian-World System perspective and an Ecological-Opportunity perspective (see Neuman and Berger, 1988). It draws convergent and divergent hypotheses from these perspectives and tests them with data from up to 49 nations. The empirical evidence suggests that all three perspectives are useful for understandin…
Convenience Sample
A convenience sample is a nonprobability sample that involves a group of elements that is easily accessible to a researcher. Convenience samples are the most popular type of nonprobability samples used by publishing social scientists. They share with other types of nonprobability samples – for example, purposive, quota, and snowball samples – the problem of not being technically generalizable. Nonprobability samples, including convenience samples…
Kicking and Screaming
The authors provide an account of their department’s minimalist and largely reluctant approach to mandatory assessment in the past decade. A decade earlier, the department had gone all out in an experimental assessment effort supported by the Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education, an effort the department was neither willing nor able to make once the college’s accreditation agency mandated assessment in 2000. The authors describe a…
Economic Dependency and Gender Differences in Labor Force Sectoral Change In Non-Core Nations
This study examines two versions of how economic dependency has affected relative gender positioning in non-core nations' labor forces since the 1960s. A “new dependency” version asserts that multinational corporate investment in manufacturing has transformed the labor forces of such nations, permitting women unusual access to relatively high-paying, if ephemeral, light manufacturing positions. A “traditional trade dependency” version suggests th…
Collective Bargaining and Faculty Compensation
This article assesses the impact of the unionization offaculties on the average salary and compensation offaculty members in four-year colleges and universities generally and in public and private institutions separately. A multivariate model that included other institutional characteristics apt to affect the association between unionization and faculty remuneration was tested with data on 1,194 four-year colleges and universities. We found that …
Functional Typologies of Metropolitan Areas
Although relatively simple dichotomies of American cities, such as the Sunbelt/Snowbelt and the largecity/small-city distinctions, have been used to explain and predict other facets of urban life, more elaborate typologies, such as those produced by Duncan and others (1960) and by Nelson (1955), have remained wallflowers of urban research. Curiously attractive, they have nonetheless found little favor in explanatory studies. We have found two of …
The “Peculiar Eclipsing” of Women in Sociological Theory
Toward a Multicultural Feminist Perspective on Fiction for Young Adults
Feminist social science investigations of children's books over the past 20 years have employed the liberal feminist assumptions that marked the paradigmatic study by Weitzman, Eifler, Hokada, and Ross. The authors illustrate the value of a multicultural feminist approach to children's literature by 'listening' to themes of oppression and resistance in 16 recent young-adult novels about non-White, non-American, or nonheterosexual characters. Thei…
An Appeal for a National Opera House
The Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
I shall examine the Trust Territory from four overlapping perspectives: as part of the Pacific; in light of the concept of self-determination; in light of American “security interests”; and a final one I shall call epis-temology. This last has to do with what the people want and how we know
Functional Typologies of Metropolitan Areas
Although relatively simple dichotomies of American cities, such as the Sunbelt/Snowbelt and the largecity/small-city distinctions, have been used to explain and predict other facets of urban life, more elaborate typologies, such as those produced by Duncan and others (1960) and by Nelson (1955), have remained wallflowers of urban research. Curiously attractive, they have nonetheless found little favor in explanatory studies. We have found two of …
Collective Bargaining and Faculty Compensation
This article assesses the impact of the unionization offaculties on the average salary and compensation offaculty members in four-year colleges and universities generally and in public and private institutions separately. A multivariate model that included other institutional characteristics apt to affect the association between unionization and faculty remuneration was tested with data on 1,194 four-year colleges and universities. We found that …
The Australian card—postscript
article Free Access Share on The Australian card—postscript Author: Roger Clark Australian National Univ., Canberra Australian National Univ., CanberraView Profile Authors Info & Claims ACM SIGCAS Computers and SocietyVolume 18Issue 3July 1988 pp 10–13https://doi.org/10.1145/49480.49482Published:01 July 1988Publication History 1citation58DownloadsMetricsTotal Citations1Total Downloads58Last 12 Months6Last 6 weeks2 Get Citation AlertsNew Citation …
Cross-National Perspectives on Female Crime
This paper identifies three theoretical perspectives on changing patterns of female criminality: a Durkheimian-Modernization perspective; a Marxian-World System perspective and an Ecological-Opportunity perspective (see Neuman and Berger, 1988). It draws convergent and divergent hypotheses from these perspectives and tests them with data from up to 49 nations. The empirical evidence suggests that all three perspectives are useful for understandin…
Multinational Corporate Investment and Women's Participation in Higher Education in Noncore Nations
This article posits a theoretical connection between multinational corporate (MNC) investment and women's participation in higher education in noncore nations. It suggests that because MNC investment encourages a "breed-and-feed" ideology for women, the prejudicial hiring of men in high-status occupations, and the lack of state regulation of gender discrimination, its presence skews the demand for higher education away from women. Panel regressio…
Economic Dependency and Gender Differences in Labor Force Sectoral Change In Non-Core Nations
This study examines two versions of how economic dependency has affected relative gender positioning in non-core nations' labor forces since the 1960s. A “new dependency” version asserts that multinational corporate investment in manufacturing has transformed the labor forces of such nations, permitting women unusual access to relatively high-paying, if ephemeral, light manufacturing positions. A “traditional trade dependency” version suggests th…
Of Caldecotts and Kings
The authors mark the twentieth anniversary of the classic study by Weitzman et al., which found considerable gender stereotyping in picture books for preschool children, by replicating and extending their study with an updated sample that includes books by Black illustrators. The authors find evidence that female characters and female relationships receive considerably more attention in recent books by both conventional illustrators and Black ill…
Family Climate, Family Structure and Self-Esteem in College Females
We examine two interpretations for an hypothesized relationship between divorce of parents and diminished self-esteem among female college students. The first interpretation suggests that this relationship is due to the increased likelihood of abusive climates in the family of origin of children of divorce; the second, that it is due to the loss of regular access to a biological parent. Our fmdings do indicate an association between the experienc…
Towards a Resources and Stressors Model
This paper examines a version of Paul Amato's (1993) resources and stressore model for children of divorce. Through a survey of 102 adult children of divorce, we operationalize indicators of five concepts that Amato has found to recur in the literature on adjustment of children to divorce: life stress, economic hardship, parental adjustment, interpersonal conflict, and parental loss. Our analysis, which focuses on the self-esteem and interperson-…
Public International Law and Private Enterprise
(1996). Public International Law and Private Enterprise: Damages for a killing in East Timor. Australian Journal of Human Rights: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 21-39
Toward a Multicultural Feminist Perspective on Fiction for Young Adults
Feminist social science investigations of children's books over the past 20 years have employed the liberal feminist assumptions that marked the paradigmatic study by Weitzman, Eifler, Hokada, and Ross. The authors illustrate the value of a multicultural feminist approach to children's literature by 'listening' to themes of oppression and resistance in 16 recent young-adult novels about non-White, non-American, or nonheterosexual characters. Thei…
Diversity in sociology
Balancing Yin and Yang
Roger Clark, Angela Lang, Balancing Yin and Yang: Teaching and Learning Qualitative Data Analysis within an Undergraduate Quantitative Data Analysis Course, Teaching Sociology, Vol. 30, No. 3 (Jul., 2002), pp. 348-360
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
Picture This
The authors provide a multicultural feminist analysis of picture books for children by looking at the illustrations and listening carefully to themes of oppression and resistance in 33 picture books that focus on characters that are on the powerless side of some powerless/powerful social dichotomy. The authors find many images that either depict oppression or celebrate difference. They also find stories that extol the virtues of cooperation among…
Fermeture d’usine et prévention
Une fermeture d'usine dans un milieu urbain : l'impact d'un tel événement sur la santé des personnes mises à pied et sur leur entourage risque d'être lourd. Même si la littérature souligne l'intérêt et les bénéfices potentiels d'une intervention préventive, peu d'exemples d'intervention sont disponibles. Est-il possible d'intervenir dans ce contexte? Quels sont les obstacles? Nous rapportons ici une expérience concrète où nous avons tenté d'impla…
The Face of Society
We have updated Ferree and Hall's (1990) study of the way gender and race are constructed through pictures in introductory sociology textbooks. Ferree and Hall looked at 33 textbooks published between 1982 and 1988. We replicated their study by examining 3,085 illustrations in a sample of 27 textbooks, most of which were published between 2002 and 2006. We found important areas of progress in the presentation of both gender and race as well as si…
The “Peculiar Eclipsing” of Women in Sociological Theory
Kicking and Screaming
The authors provide an account of their department’s minimalist and largely reluctant approach to mandatory assessment in the past decade. A decade earlier, the department had gone all out in an experimental assessment effort supported by the Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education, an effort the department was neither willing nor able to make once the college’s accreditation agency mandated assessment in 2000. The authors describe a…
Guillermo del Toro
Convenience Sample
A convenience sample is a nonprobability sample that involves a group of elements that is easily accessible to a researcher. Convenience samples are the most popular type of nonprobability samples used by publishing social scientists. They share with other types of nonprobability samples – for example, purposive, quota, and snowball samples – the problem of not being technically generalizable. Nonprobability samples, including convenience samples…
Grassroots and Digital Outreach Strategies Raise Awareness of Covid-19 Information and Research in Baltimore City
We aimed to disseminate reliable COVID-19 information to the Black and Latino communities of Baltimore City, Maryland, between July 2020 and December 2022. With community partners, we disseminated evidence-based COVID-19 information via grassroots and digital strategies, including Hopkins Opportunity for Participant Engagement, and connected volunteers to COVID-19 research. Using a multimodal approach facilitated dissemination of reliable informa…
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