G Wright
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 44435 |
|---|---|
| NOME | G Wright |
| PRENOMES | G |
| SOBRENOME | Wright |
| ASSINATURA | WRIGHT G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Brandeis University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9280-852X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 71 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1976 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Antisemitism, Israel, and political ideology on the American college campus
Jewish Educational Interventions in an Era of Diversity
Ensuring that Jewish educational initiatives address the growing diversity of the US Jewish community requires, in part, understanding the background characteristics of participants and how a given educational program affects the trajectory of Jewish engagement for those with little, moderate, or a substantial amount of prior Jewish education and experiences. The present paper undertakes this analysis using the example of Birthright Israel. First…
In memoriam Olivier Callot (1944‐2022)
Le Centre d'tudes Chypriotes rend Olivier Callot, dcd le 12 aot 2022, l'hommage au savant et l'ami, en centrant ces lignes sur son action Chypre et Ras Shamra en Syrie, dans la mesure o sa rflexion a mri et s'est enrichie dans ces deux champs d'exprience. D'autres reviendront ailleurs 1 sur ses travaux en Grce, dans le Massif calcaire de Syrie du Nord, dans le Golfe ou l'gypte
The Reach and Impact of Birthright Israel
The Pew Research Center’s 2020 survey of American Jews is a valuable resource to scholars of American Jewry, enabling interrogation of questions using data that no other source can reliably provide. One set of questions pertains to the reach and impact of Birthright Israel, the largest extant Jewish educational program targeted at Jewish young adults, on American Jews. Pew’s nationally representative sample provides important validation of previo…
Beyond Spatial Models
Analyses of operational ideology-the pattern of correlations between different political attitudes-in the American public generally assume 'spatial' models of ideology. Using Latent Class Analysis, we relax many of these assumptions by treating operational ideology as a latent categorical variable and analyze the changing structure of American operational ideology between 2004 and 2020. We find that some Americans during this period held consiste…
Persuasion or Co-creation? Social Identity Threat and the Mechanisms of Deliberative Transformation
Deliberation’s effectiveness as a method of problem solving and democratic decision making is often seen as stemming from the persuasive power of the “forceless force” of argument to transform beliefs. However, because conflicts related to partisan polarization, conspiracy theories, and the COVID-19 pandemic often have deep connections to social identity, they may be difficult to resolve through a deliberative approach based on persuasion. Resear…
Antisemitism and polarization
Notwithstanding the increasing alignment between social and political identities, political divisions exist within social groups as well as between them. Despite their shared traditions, American Jews face similar political divisions as Americans in general. But could the perception of a common threat, such as antisemitism, alter the dynamics of political polarization within a social group? American Jews' concerns about antisemitism might themsel…
Is Criticism Disloyal? American Jews' Attitudes toward Israel
To what extent is it possible for American Jews to maintain a deep emotional connection to Israel while criticizing the actions of the Israeli government? This long-debated question echoes earlier investigations of different forms of patriotism toward one's home country. Drawing on two 2019 surveys of American Jews, we find that, like Americans in general, Jewish liberals and conservatives express different forms of patriotism toward both Israel …
Trends in Jewish Young Adult Experiences and Perceptions of Antisemitism in America from 2017 to 2019
Since 2016, a series of horrific acts motivated by antisemitism appear to have caused a fundamental shift in the prevalence of antisemitism in the United States. Little is known, however, about how the events during this time have affected the day-to-day experiences and concerns of American Jews. Using repeated cross-sectional data from surveys of Jewish young adults who applied to Birthright Israel, this paper analyzes recent trends in Jewish yo…
Lonely in Lockdown
As individuals undergoing a developmental process characterized by identity exploration, Jewish young adults are particularly vulnerable to the disruption of social connections related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent research has demonstrated that young adults, including young Jews, have experienced higher rates of mental health difficulties than older individuals during the pandemic. Using data from a survey of Jewish young adults who applied t…
Entrepreneurship and the Racial Wealth Gap
The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s41996-021-00081-6
Integrative Democracy
In recent years there has been a resurgence of interest in the work of Mary Parker Follett by scholars of management and public administration, but the acute relevance of Follett’s work to deliberative democracy has yet to be fully appreciated. In her 1918 work The New State Follett articulates a normative political theory that I refer to as Integrative democracy, which can be seen as an alternative formulation of deliberative democracy that is b…
The Political Implications of American Concerns About Economic Inequality
Snacks are not food”. Low-income, urban mothers' perceptions of feeding snacks to their preschool-aged children
Does Taglit-Birthright Israel Foster Long-Distance Nationalism
Taglit-Birthright Israel has brought hundreds of thousands of diaspora Jewish young adults on tours of Israel. Drawing on data from a large-scale program evaluation, we ask how the program affects participants' feelings of homeland attachment and political views on contentious homeland issues. North Americans who traveled to Israel with Taglit between 2010 and 2012 were surveyed together with a comparison group of applicants to the program who di…
Understanding Young Adult Attachment to Israel
How Socially Integrated into Mainstream America are Young American Jews
Intermarriage
What Daniel Really Did with the Pharsalia
It has long been recognized that Samuel Daniel's poem The Civil Wars (1595–1609) is indebted to Lucan's Pharsalia. This article accepts the findings of past scholarship as to Daniel's specific borrowings from Lucan, but argues that Daniel's appropriation and development of Lucanian materials is more complex and less programmatic than has previously been suggested, testifying less to an ideologically motivated pattern of borrowing than to the broa…
Youth, Community Safety and the Paradox of Inclusion
This article is based upon an ethnographic study of two housing estates in two English cities. The data gathered have highlighted the gaps between policy and practice in relation to the inclusion of young people in local community safety initiatives. It argues that the discourse of community safety is underpinned by a limited notion of inclusion that is predicated upon adult ‘law‐abiding’ citizenship and a specific interpretation of the concept o…
Sociology
Reckoning with Slavery. A Critical Study in the Quantitative History of American Negro Slavery
Journal Article DAVID (P. A.), GUTMAN (H. G.), SUTCH (R.), TEMIN (P.) and WRIGHT (G.) Reckoning with Slavery. Get access Reckoning with Slavery. A Critical Study in the Quantitative History of American Negro Slavery. By P. A. David, H. G. Gutman, R. Sutch, P. Temin and G Wright. (New York: Oxford University Press, 1976. Pp. xvi + 398. £8.75 hardback, £2.95 paperback.) Barry Supple Barry Supple University of Sussex Search for other works by this a…
Elementary Experiments with Lasers
Snacks are not food”. Low-income, urban mothers' perceptions of feeding snacks to their preschool-aged children
Reckoning with Slavery. A Critical Study in the Quantitative History of American Negro Slavery
Journal Article DAVID (P. A.), GUTMAN (H. G.), SUTCH (R.), TEMIN (P.) and WRIGHT (G.) Reckoning with Slavery. Get access Reckoning with Slavery. A Critical Study in the Quantitative History of American Negro Slavery. By P. A. David, H. G. Gutman, R. Sutch, P. Temin and G Wright. (New York: Oxford University Press, 1976. Pp. xvi + 398. £8.75 hardback, £2.95 paperback.) Barry Supple Barry Supple University of Sussex Search for other works by this a…
The Political Implications of American Concerns About Economic Inequality
Does Taglit-Birthright Israel Foster Long-Distance Nationalism
Taglit-Birthright Israel has brought hundreds of thousands of diaspora Jewish young adults on tours of Israel. Drawing on data from a large-scale program evaluation, we ask how the program affects participants' feelings of homeland attachment and political views on contentious homeland issues. North Americans who traveled to Israel with Taglit between 2010 and 2012 were surveyed together with a comparison group of applicants to the program who di…
Entrepreneurship and the Racial Wealth Gap
The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s41996-021-00081-6
Beyond Spatial Models
Analyses of operational ideology-the pattern of correlations between different political attitudes-in the American public generally assume 'spatial' models of ideology. Using Latent Class Analysis, we relax many of these assumptions by treating operational ideology as a latent categorical variable and analyze the changing structure of American operational ideology between 2004 and 2020. We find that some Americans during this period held consiste…
Is Criticism Disloyal? American Jews' Attitudes toward Israel
To what extent is it possible for American Jews to maintain a deep emotional connection to Israel while criticizing the actions of the Israeli government? This long-debated question echoes earlier investigations of different forms of patriotism toward one's home country. Drawing on two 2019 surveys of American Jews, we find that, like Americans in general, Jewish liberals and conservatives express different forms of patriotism toward both Israel …
Elementary Experiments with Lasers
Reckoning with Slavery. A Critical Study in the Quantitative History of American Negro Slavery
Journal Article DAVID (P. A.), GUTMAN (H. G.), SUTCH (R.), TEMIN (P.) and WRIGHT (G.) Reckoning with Slavery. Get access Reckoning with Slavery. A Critical Study in the Quantitative History of American Negro Slavery. By P. A. David, H. G. Gutman, R. Sutch, P. Temin and G Wright. (New York: Oxford University Press, 1976. Pp. xvi + 398. £8.75 hardback, £2.95 paperback.) Barry Supple Barry Supple University of Sussex Search for other works by this a…
Sociology
Youth, Community Safety and the Paradox of Inclusion
This article is based upon an ethnographic study of two housing estates in two English cities. The data gathered have highlighted the gaps between policy and practice in relation to the inclusion of young people in local community safety initiatives. It argues that the discourse of community safety is underpinned by a limited notion of inclusion that is predicated upon adult ‘law‐abiding’ citizenship and a specific interpretation of the concept o…
What Daniel Really Did with the Pharsalia
It has long been recognized that Samuel Daniel's poem The Civil Wars (1595–1609) is indebted to Lucan's Pharsalia. This article accepts the findings of past scholarship as to Daniel's specific borrowings from Lucan, but argues that Daniel's appropriation and development of Lucanian materials is more complex and less programmatic than has previously been suggested, testifying less to an ideologically motivated pattern of borrowing than to the broa…
Intermarriage
Understanding Young Adult Attachment to Israel
How Socially Integrated into Mainstream America are Young American Jews
Does Taglit-Birthright Israel Foster Long-Distance Nationalism
Taglit-Birthright Israel has brought hundreds of thousands of diaspora Jewish young adults on tours of Israel. Drawing on data from a large-scale program evaluation, we ask how the program affects participants' feelings of homeland attachment and political views on contentious homeland issues. North Americans who traveled to Israel with Taglit between 2010 and 2012 were surveyed together with a comparison group of applicants to the program who di…
Snacks are not food”. Low-income, urban mothers' perceptions of feeding snacks to their preschool-aged children
The Political Implications of American Concerns About Economic Inequality
Integrative Democracy
In recent years there has been a resurgence of interest in the work of Mary Parker Follett by scholars of management and public administration, but the acute relevance of Follett’s work to deliberative democracy has yet to be fully appreciated. In her 1918 work The New State Follett articulates a normative political theory that I refer to as Integrative democracy, which can be seen as an alternative formulation of deliberative democracy that is b…
Trends in Jewish Young Adult Experiences and Perceptions of Antisemitism in America from 2017 to 2019
Since 2016, a series of horrific acts motivated by antisemitism appear to have caused a fundamental shift in the prevalence of antisemitism in the United States. Little is known, however, about how the events during this time have affected the day-to-day experiences and concerns of American Jews. Using repeated cross-sectional data from surveys of Jewish young adults who applied to Birthright Israel, this paper analyzes recent trends in Jewish yo…
Lonely in Lockdown
As individuals undergoing a developmental process characterized by identity exploration, Jewish young adults are particularly vulnerable to the disruption of social connections related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent research has demonstrated that young adults, including young Jews, have experienced higher rates of mental health difficulties than older individuals during the pandemic. Using data from a survey of Jewish young adults who applied t…
Entrepreneurship and the Racial Wealth Gap
The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s41996-021-00081-6
Persuasion or Co-creation? Social Identity Threat and the Mechanisms of Deliberative Transformation
Deliberation’s effectiveness as a method of problem solving and democratic decision making is often seen as stemming from the persuasive power of the “forceless force” of argument to transform beliefs. However, because conflicts related to partisan polarization, conspiracy theories, and the COVID-19 pandemic often have deep connections to social identity, they may be difficult to resolve through a deliberative approach based on persuasion. Resear…
Antisemitism and polarization
Notwithstanding the increasing alignment between social and political identities, political divisions exist within social groups as well as between them. Despite their shared traditions, American Jews face similar political divisions as Americans in general. But could the perception of a common threat, such as antisemitism, alter the dynamics of political polarization within a social group? American Jews' concerns about antisemitism might themsel…
Is Criticism Disloyal? American Jews' Attitudes toward Israel
To what extent is it possible for American Jews to maintain a deep emotional connection to Israel while criticizing the actions of the Israeli government? This long-debated question echoes earlier investigations of different forms of patriotism toward one's home country. Drawing on two 2019 surveys of American Jews, we find that, like Americans in general, Jewish liberals and conservatives express different forms of patriotism toward both Israel …
In memoriam Olivier Callot (1944‐2022)
Le Centre d'tudes Chypriotes rend Olivier Callot, dcd le 12 aot 2022, l'hommage au savant et l'ami, en centrant ces lignes sur son action Chypre et Ras Shamra en Syrie, dans la mesure o sa rflexion a mri et s'est enrichie dans ces deux champs d'exprience. D'autres reviendront ailleurs 1 sur ses travaux en Grce, dans le Massif calcaire de Syrie du Nord, dans le Golfe ou l'gypte
The Reach and Impact of Birthright Israel
The Pew Research Center’s 2020 survey of American Jews is a valuable resource to scholars of American Jewry, enabling interrogation of questions using data that no other source can reliably provide. One set of questions pertains to the reach and impact of Birthright Israel, the largest extant Jewish educational program targeted at Jewish young adults, on American Jews. Pew’s nationally representative sample provides important validation of previo…
Beyond Spatial Models
Analyses of operational ideology-the pattern of correlations between different political attitudes-in the American public generally assume 'spatial' models of ideology. Using Latent Class Analysis, we relax many of these assumptions by treating operational ideology as a latent categorical variable and analyze the changing structure of American operational ideology between 2004 and 2020. We find that some Americans during this period held consiste…
Antisemitism, Israel, and political ideology on the American college campus
Jewish Educational Interventions in an Era of Diversity
Ensuring that Jewish educational initiatives address the growing diversity of the US Jewish community requires, in part, understanding the background characteristics of participants and how a given educational program affects the trajectory of Jewish engagement for those with little, moderate, or a substantial amount of prior Jewish education and experiences. The present paper undertakes this analysis using the example of Birthright Israel. First…
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