Robert W Hodge
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5429080 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Robert W Hodge |
| PRENOMES | Robert W |
| SOBRENOME | Hodge |
| ASSINATURA | HODGE R W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Southern California |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 41 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 477 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1962 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ÍNDICE H | 10 |
Towards a postmodern science of language
This article outlines the terms and rationale for a ‘postmodern’ science of language, and illustrates it with reference to a single text: President George Bush's speech to Congress in the wake of September 11. It first addresses the issue of whether and how students of language can or should draw on scientific concepts and theories, and where the acute anxieties on this topic come from. It then proposes that a new stage in science needs to be rec…
The Phantom of Postmodernism
Fertility Change in Contemporary Japan
The authors examine the striking decline in Japan's birthrate in light of the rapid urbanization, industrialization, and socioeconomic development experienced by the nation since World War II
Fertility Change in Contemporary Japan
Fertility Change in Contemporary Japan
Promises in the Promised Land
Promises in the Promised Land
From its beginning as an independent state, Israel has been beset by the divisions and tensions that characterize most ethnically mixed societies. Kraus and Hodge investigate the process of stratification in Israel and document what happened to Arabs as well as to Jewish immigrants and their children in the Promised Land by tracing not just the socioeconomic locations, but also the proximate social determinants of the locations of significant eth…
Social Semiotics
Aboriginal truth and white media
1990). Aboriginal truth and white media: Eric Michaels meets the spirit of Aboriginalism. Continuum: Vol. 3, Communication & Tradition, pp. 201-225
Structures of Language and Myth
In this paper we analyse a text in Gooniyandi (southern Kimberley, Western Australia), a myth about the acquisition of fire. Our analysis, broadly structuralist‐functionalist in orientation, uses a number of complementary modes of myth analysis, including a variety of structuralism which draws on Lévi‐Strauss. Our main point, however, differs from his concerns. It is that the analysis of a myth (indeed, of any text) cannot be pursued independentl…
The measurement of Presidential punch
Class Identification One More Time
Class Awareness in the United States. Mary R. Jackman , Robert W. Jackman
Intergeneration occupational mobility and income
Radical-Party Politics in Illinois, 1880-1924
Sufficient impressionistic evidence exists in the previous literature to warrant a detailed consideration of the voting behavior of working-class and minority groups in relation to radical third parties. The present paper is concerned with analyzing some of the sources of support for radical third parties in Illinois from 1880 to 1924. We find that a coalition between a rural proletariat and the urban working class appeared to be a potentially vi…
Language as Ideology
Consensus in Occupational Prestige Ratings
Journal Article Consensus in Occupational Prestige Ratings: Response to Guppy Get access Robert W. Hodge, Robert W. Hodge University of Southern California Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Vered Kraus, Vered Kraus University of Haifa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar E. O. Schild E. O. Schild University of Haifa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic…
Class and Status as Dimensions of Career Mobility. Some Insights from the Austrian Case
The numerous existing studies on social mobility have been restricted up to now largely to the dimension of occupational prestige or status. A systematic consideration of class position has been hampered among other things by the fact that marxist class theorists themselves have underestimated the relevance of mobility studies for class analysis. In the present paper we argue that patterns of intragenerational career mobility (an aspect largely n…
The measurement of occupational status
Durkheim and pierce on suicide and economic change
Gaps and Glissandos
Intergenerational mobility has been seen as influenced by both level of economic development and political democracy. Here, with a sample of 24 countries, the first of these relationships is assessed. The observed effect of economic development (GNP/capita) on mobility we conclude to be a spurious consequence of the shape of the stratification system, indicated here by the shape of both reward distributions and occupational distributions. Some di…
Occupational Prestige in the Collective Conscience
Journal Article Occupational Prestige in the Collective Conscience Get access Vered Kraus, Vered Kraus Hebrew University and University of Haifa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar E. O. Schild E. O. Schild University of Haifa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 56, Issue 3, March 1978, Pages 900–918, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/56.3.900 Published: 01 M…
Age Adjustment of Racial Income Differences
Journal Article Age Adjustment of Racial Income Differences: A Research Note Get access Andrew Cherlin, Andrew Cherlin University of California, Los Angeles Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Robert W. Hodge Robert W. Hodge State University of New YorkStony Brook Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 54, Issue 1, September 1975, Pages 194–198, https://d…
Toward a Theory of Racial Differences in Eomployment
Social Mobility in Israel Society.Moshe Lissak , Batya Stein
Occupational Prestige in the United States, 1925-63
A correlation of .99 between prestige scores derived from the 1947 North-Hatt-NORC study of occupational prestige and a 1963 replication of it indicates that very few changes in occupational prestige ratings have occurred in the sixteen-year period. Cautioned by the recognition that the North-Hatt-NORC list of occupations is not a very representative or extensive sample of occupations, one can marshal evidence from other studies dating back to 19…
Class Identification in the United States
Data derived from a national sample survey reveal that education, main earner's occupation, and family income have independent effects upon class identification. Multiple regresion analyses reveal that ownership of stocks and bonds in private companies, savings bonds, and rental property makes no significant contribution to the explanation of class identification once education, occupation, and income have been controlled. These same socioeconomi…
Gaps and Glissandos
Intergenerational mobility has been seen as influenced by both level of economic development and political democracy. Here, with a sample of 24 countries, the first of these relationships is assessed. The observed effect of economic development (GNP/capita) on mobility we conclude to be a spurious consequence of the shape of the stratification system, indicated here by the shape of both reward distributions and occupational distributions. Some di…
Occupational mobility as a probability process
Cierto numéro de pasadas investigaciones han asumido que la movilidad ocupacional entre generaciones puede ser descrita como un proceso Markov, pero esta asumsión no ha sido nunca sujeta a pruebas empiricas. Usando datos pertinentes a la ocupación de abuelos, padres e hijos, nosotros podemos demostrar que la hipótesis markoviana no es valida. Otras investigaciones han tratado la movilidad intrageneraeional como variadas clases de procesos de prob…
Occupational Mobility and Attitudes Toward Negroes
Two models of the relationship between occupational mobility and attitudes toward Negroes are examined: (1) an additive model which implies that individuals form their attitudes by striking an average between the views appropriate to their class of origin and those appropriate to their class of destination; and (2) an interaction model according to which occupational mobility creates abnormal strain which is manifested in greater hostility toward…
Social Participation and Social Status
Cohen, Bernard. 1963 Conflict and Conformity: Probability Model and Its Application. M.I.T. Press. De Cani, John S. 1961 On the construction of stochastic models of population growth and migration. Journal of Regional Science 3:1-13. Feller, William. 1957 Probability Theory and Its Applications. Second edition. New York: Wiley. Henry, Neil W., Robert McGinnis and Heinrich W. Tegtmeyer. 1968 A finite model of mobility. Paper presented to the Popul…
Education and Occupational Mobility a Regression Analysis
Regression analysis of occupational mobility is made feasible by recent work providing socioecomonic status scores for detailed occupations. Data from the Chicago portion of the 1951 Six-City Survey of Labor Mobility reveal correlations of about .3 between respondents' occupational scores and those of their fathers, while respondents' educational attainment has a somewhat greater influence, as indicated by correlations of .4 or .5. Sons of farmer…
Occupational Assimilation as a Competitive Process
Insofar as Negroes and females compete with white males for jobs and are willing to accept wages below those demanded by white males, the incomes of the latter group will be adjusted downward by the competitive process. Regressions over detailed occupations of white male income on white male education, proportion Negro and proportion female for all occupations and within each major occupational level support this hypothesis, consistently indicati…
The measurement of occupational status
Occupational Prestige in the Collective Conscience
Journal Article Occupational Prestige in the Collective Conscience Get access Vered Kraus, Vered Kraus Hebrew University and University of Haifa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar E. O. Schild E. O. Schild University of Haifa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 56, Issue 3, March 1978, Pages 900–918, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/56.3.900 Published: 01 M…
Aboriginal truth and white media
1990). Aboriginal truth and white media: Eric Michaels meets the spirit of Aboriginalism. Continuum: Vol. 3, Communication & Tradition, pp. 201-225
The Status Consistency of Occupational Groups
Deviations from the regression of income on education over occupational groups are taken as a measure of occupational status consistency. Managerial and craft occupations consistently have income in excess of educational expectations. The position of managers is consistent with the incidence of self-employment in the group and the decision-making posts they hold. The position of craftsmen is consistent with joint demand analysis of the labor fact…
Social Integration, Psychological Well-Being, and Their Socioeconomic Correlates
Unidimensional conceptions of socioeconomic status require that alternative indicators of one's position in the stratification system have similar effects upon the consequences of socioeconomic level. We show herein that different indicators of social participation and psychological well-being are in fact associated with different indicators of socioeconomic status. Thus, any attempt to combine these indicators-educational attainment, occupationa…
Durkheim and pierce on suicide and economic change
Toward a Theory of Racial Differences in Eomployment
Consensus in Occupational Prestige Ratings
Journal Article Consensus in Occupational Prestige Ratings: Response to Guppy Get access Robert W. Hodge, Robert W. Hodge University of Southern California Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Vered Kraus, Vered Kraus University of Haifa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar E. O. Schild E. O. Schild University of Haifa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic…
Class and Status as Dimensions of Career Mobility. Some Insights from the Austrian Case
The numerous existing studies on social mobility have been restricted up to now largely to the dimension of occupational prestige or status. A systematic consideration of class position has been hampered among other things by the fact that marxist class theorists themselves have underestimated the relevance of mobility studies for class analysis. In the present paper we argue that patterns of intragenerational career mobility (an aspect largely n…
Age Adjustment of Racial Income Differences
Journal Article Age Adjustment of Racial Income Differences: A Research Note Get access Andrew Cherlin, Andrew Cherlin University of California, Los Angeles Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Robert W. Hodge Robert W. Hodge State University of New YorkStony Brook Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 54, Issue 1, September 1975, Pages 194–198, https://d…
Class Identification One More Time
Social and economic factors in Hong Kong's fertility decline
In both developed and underdeveloped areas, many attempts have been made to alter the course of fertility through family planning intervention. Doubtless the availability of such services facilitates birth control for those who already desire to use it. Whether or not such exogenous interventions have any independent effect upon the operation of endogenous forces in the economy and society is, however, more problematical. Where fertility declines…
Occupational Assimilation and the Competitive Precess
The Status Consistency of Occupational Groups
Deviations from the regression of income on education over occupational groups are taken as a measure of occupational status consistency. Managerial and craft occupations consistently have income in excess of educational expectations. The position of managers is consistent with the incidence of self-employment in the group and the decision-making posts they hold. The position of craftsmen is consistent with joint demand analysis of the labor fact…
Education and Occupational Mobility a Regression Analysis
Regression analysis of occupational mobility is made feasible by recent work providing socioecomonic status scores for detailed occupations. Data from the Chicago portion of the 1951 Six-City Survey of Labor Mobility reveal correlations of about .3 between respondents' occupational scores and those of their fathers, while respondents' educational attainment has a somewhat greater influence, as indicated by correlations of .4 or .5. Sons of farmer…
Occupational Prestige in the United States, 1925-63
A correlation of .99 between prestige scores derived from the 1947 North-Hatt-NORC study of occupational prestige and a 1963 replication of it indicates that very few changes in occupational prestige ratings have occurred in the sixteen-year period. Cautioned by the recognition that the North-Hatt-NORC list of occupations is not a very representative or extensive sample of occupations, one can marshal evidence from other studies dating back to 19…
Class and Nationality
Occupational Assimilation as a Competitive Process
Insofar as Negroes and females compete with white males for jobs and are willing to accept wages below those demanded by white males, the incomes of the latter group will be adjusted downward by the competitive process. Regressions over detailed occupations of white male income on white male education, proportion Negro and proportion female for all occupations and within each major occupational level support this hypothesis, consistently indicati…
Occupational mobility as a probability process
Cierto numéro de pasadas investigaciones han asumido que la movilidad ocupacional entre generaciones puede ser descrita como un proceso Markov, pero esta asumsión no ha sido nunca sujeta a pruebas empiricas. Usando datos pertinentes a la ocupación de abuelos, padres e hijos, nosotros podemos demostrar que la hipótesis markoviana no es valida. Otras investigaciones han tratado la movilidad intrageneraeional como variadas clases de procesos de prob…
Occupational Mobility and Attitudes Toward Negroes
Two models of the relationship between occupational mobility and attitudes toward Negroes are examined: (1) an additive model which implies that individuals form their attitudes by striking an average between the views appropriate to their class of origin and those appropriate to their class of destination; and (2) an interaction model according to which occupational mobility creates abnormal strain which is manifested in greater hostility toward…
Occupational Assimilation and the Competitive Precess
Social Participation and Social Status
Cohen, Bernard. 1963 Conflict and Conformity: Probability Model and Its Application. M.I.T. Press. De Cani, John S. 1961 On the construction of stochastic models of population growth and migration. Journal of Regional Science 3:1-13. Feller, William. 1957 Probability Theory and Its Applications. Second edition. New York: Wiley. Henry, Neil W., Robert McGinnis and Heinrich W. Tegtmeyer. 1968 A finite model of mobility. Paper presented to the Popul…
Principal Components and Curvature in Occupational Stratification. Working Papers in Methodology
Class Identification in the United States
Data derived from a national sample survey reveal that education, main earner's occupation, and family income have independent effects upon class identification. Multiple regresion analyses reveal that ownership of stocks and bonds in private companies, savings bonds, and rental property makes no significant contribution to the explanation of class identification once education, occupation, and income have been controlled. These same socioeconomi…
Constructing Social Theories
Constructing Social Theories presents to the reader range of strategies for constructing theories, and in clear, rigorous, and imaginative manner, illustrates how they can be applied. Arthur L. Stinchcombe argues that theories should not be invented in the abstract or applied a priori to problem but should be dictated by the nature of the data to be explained. This work was awarded the Sorokin prize by the American Sociological Association as the…
Social Integration, Psychological Well-Being, and Their Socioeconomic Correlates
Unidimensional conceptions of socioeconomic status require that alternative indicators of one's position in the stratification system have similar effects upon the consequences of socioeconomic level. We show herein that different indicators of social participation and psychological well-being are in fact associated with different indicators of socioeconomic status. Thus, any attempt to combine these indicators-educational attainment, occupationa…
The Logic of Social Hierarchies
Indicators of Social Change
Social and economic factors in Hong Kong's fertility decline
In both developed and underdeveloped areas, many attempts have been made to alter the course of fertility through family planning intervention. Doubtless the availability of such services facilitates birth control for those who already desire to use it. Whether or not such exogenous interventions have any independent effect upon the operation of endogenous forces in the economy and society is, however, more problematical. Where fertility declines…
Toward a Theory of Racial Differences in Eomployment
Social Mobility in Israel Society.Moshe Lissak , Batya Stein
Age Adjustment of Racial Income Differences
Journal Article Age Adjustment of Racial Income Differences: A Research Note Get access Andrew Cherlin, Andrew Cherlin University of California, Los Angeles Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Robert W. Hodge Robert W. Hodge State University of New YorkStony Brook Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 54, Issue 1, September 1975, Pages 194–198, https://d…
Occupational Prestige in the Collective Conscience
Journal Article Occupational Prestige in the Collective Conscience Get access Vered Kraus, Vered Kraus Hebrew University and University of Haifa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar E. O. Schild E. O. Schild University of Haifa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 56, Issue 3, March 1978, Pages 900–918, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/56.3.900 Published: 01 M…
Gaps and Glissandos
Intergenerational mobility has been seen as influenced by both level of economic development and political democracy. Here, with a sample of 24 countries, the first of these relationships is assessed. The observed effect of economic development (GNP/capita) on mobility we conclude to be a spurious consequence of the shape of the stratification system, indicated here by the shape of both reward distributions and occupational distributions. Some di…
Class and Status as Dimensions of Career Mobility. Some Insights from the Austrian Case
The numerous existing studies on social mobility have been restricted up to now largely to the dimension of occupational prestige or status. A systematic consideration of class position has been hampered among other things by the fact that marxist class theorists themselves have underestimated the relevance of mobility studies for class analysis. In the present paper we argue that patterns of intragenerational career mobility (an aspect largely n…
The measurement of occupational status
Durkheim and pierce on suicide and economic change
Language as Ideology
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