Martin T Katzman
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 80803 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Martin T Katzman |
| PRENOMES | Martin T |
| SOBRENOME | Katzman |
| ASSINATURA | KATZMAN M T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | The University of Texas at Dallas |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 58 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1966 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Addressing work-life balance challenges of working women during Covid-19 in Bangladesh
Working women face various challenges regarding work-family balance due to societal, cultural, family, and gender norms. These challenges have become more difficult since the emergence of COVID-19 worldwide. This qualitative research addresses work-family issues of working women in the distinct Bangladeshi socio-cultural context. Guided by a thematic analysis, this study explores various driving forces and challenges faced by working women, and s…
Books in review
Ecology, Natural Resources, and Economic Growth
Pollution Liability Insurance and the Internalization of Environmental Risks
This paper summarizes conceptual and empirical research on the effects of using private insurance as an instrument for regulating the risks of the chemical cycle. The paper reviews the following issues: (1) the institutional choices in regulation activities that may cause latent damage; (2) the insurability of pollution liabilities; and (3) the actual problems with using the pollution liability insurance market as a regulatory tool
Solar and Wind Energy
The Land and People of Northeast Brazil
The Flight of Blacks from Central-City Public Schools
Black enrollments in central cities have declined because blacks are moving to the suburbs or enrolling in parochial schools. Also, the black birth rate is declining. What are the consequences of black suburbanization
The Contribution of Crime to Urban Decline
The fact that crime is higher in the larger urban centers and in the central cities of metropolitan areas suggests that crime has contributed to suburbanisation. Previous studies have been unable to extricate crime from other causes of suburbanisation and central city decline. The present study of residential mobility isolates the effect of property crime from other neighborhood characteristics, such as accessibility to workplace and social compo…
Cui Bono
Evaluation of the income-redistributing performance of a capital project m the Third World produced evidence on four counts that the system was in fact operating to benefit rural and urban poor: (1) The management had attempted to reduce "hidden costs" otherwise borne by the poor by subsidizing the extension of services to outlying areas and by providing low-interest credit for household connections. (2) The poor were using the services as fully …
Colonization as an Approach to Regional Development
Cities and Frontiers in Brazil
The influence of transportation improvements on interregional trade in Brazil
Cities and Frontiers in Brazil
Regional Development Policy in Brazil
Industrialisation, Agricultural Specialisation, and Frontier Settlement in South-Central Brazil, 1940-70
The field work for this study was undertaken during my tenure as Ford Foundation Visiting Professor at the Institute for Economic Research, University of São Paulo, Brazil. I want to thank William H. Nicholls for making available to me some of his unpublished materials. Milton Campanario and Abby Rashid helped assemble and organise the raw data
The Brazilian Frontier in Comparative Perspective
Beyond influencing generations of scholarship in American history, the paradigm of Frederick Jackson Turner has stimulated a series of monographs and articles on the role of the frontier in the formation of other societies. A synthesis of this comparative research on these frontier societies has been ably undertaken by Gerhard and Mikesell. While there have been numerous articles in both English and Portuguese on the Brazilian frontier, these lar…
Urban Racial Minorities and Immigrant Groups
Ethnic Geography and Regional Economies, 1880-1960
1880: Population, Vol. I, Table 13 1900: Population, Vol. I, Part 1, Table 89 1920: Population, Vol. II, Chapter 6, Table 6 1940: Population, Vol. II, Part 1, Table 36 1950: Population, Vol. II, Part 1, Table 71 1960: Population, Vol. I, Part 1, Table 110 2 The eight regions discussed in this essay are used by Harvey S. Perloff, Edgar S. Dunn, Jr., Eric E. Lampard, and Richard F. Muth: Regions, Resources, and Economic Growth (Baltimore: Johns Hop…
Opportunity, Subculture and the Economic Performance of Urban Ethnic Groups
An attempt is made to account for age-specific differences in economic performance among 14 ethnic groups living in the nation's nine largest metropolitan areas, by regression analysis of 1950 U.S. Census data. A large proportion of the variance in occupational structure, income, unemployment, and labor force status is accounted for by variations in urban opportunities, relative group size and the members' educational attainment. With the specifi…
Decentralizing the Big City Schools
The Burdens on Big City Schools
Discrimination, Subculture, and the Economic Performance of Negroes, Puerto Ricans, and Mexican-Americans
Naming Sequentially Presented Letters and Words
Subjects were presented with sequences of letters six units long. The sequences were presented serially so that each letter of a sequence fell upon the same part of a viewing screen as every other one. The task was to name the letters or to name the words they formed. The principal variables were the kinds of words, the duration of a blank interval between the third and fourth letters of a sequence, and the duration of the individual letters. Cor…
Cities and Frontiers in Brazil
The Contribution of Crime to Urban Decline
The fact that crime is higher in the larger urban centers and in the central cities of metropolitan areas suggests that crime has contributed to suburbanisation. Previous studies have been unable to extricate crime from other causes of suburbanisation and central city decline. The present study of residential mobility isolates the effect of property crime from other neighborhood characteristics, such as accessibility to workplace and social compo…
Colonization as an Approach to Regional Development
Addressing work-life balance challenges of working women during Covid-19 in Bangladesh
Working women face various challenges regarding work-family balance due to societal, cultural, family, and gender norms. These challenges have become more difficult since the emergence of COVID-19 worldwide. This qualitative research addresses work-family issues of working women in the distinct Bangladeshi socio-cultural context. Guided by a thematic analysis, this study explores various driving forces and challenges faced by working women, and s…
Ethnic Geography and Regional Economies, 1880-1960
1880: Population, Vol. I, Table 13 1900: Population, Vol. I, Part 1, Table 89 1920: Population, Vol. II, Chapter 6, Table 6 1940: Population, Vol. II, Part 1, Table 36 1950: Population, Vol. II, Part 1, Table 71 1960: Population, Vol. I, Part 1, Table 110 2 The eight regions discussed in this essay are used by Harvey S. Perloff, Edgar S. Dunn, Jr., Eric E. Lampard, and Richard F. Muth: Regions, Resources, and Economic Growth (Baltimore: Johns Hop…
The Flight of Blacks from Central-City Public Schools
Black enrollments in central cities have declined because blacks are moving to the suburbs or enrolling in parochial schools. Also, the black birth rate is declining. What are the consequences of black suburbanization
The Brazilian Frontier in Comparative Perspective
Beyond influencing generations of scholarship in American history, the paradigm of Frederick Jackson Turner has stimulated a series of monographs and articles on the role of the frontier in the formation of other societies. A synthesis of this comparative research on these frontier societies has been ably undertaken by Gerhard and Mikesell. While there have been numerous articles in both English and Portuguese on the Brazilian frontier, these lar…
Opportunity, Subculture and the Economic Performance of Urban Ethnic Groups
An attempt is made to account for age-specific differences in economic performance among 14 ethnic groups living in the nation's nine largest metropolitan areas, by regression analysis of 1950 U.S. Census data. A large proportion of the variance in occupational structure, income, unemployment, and labor force status is accounted for by variations in urban opportunities, relative group size and the members' educational attainment. With the specifi…
Discrimination, Subculture, and the Economic Performance of Negroes, Puerto Ricans, and Mexican-Americans
Ecology, Natural Resources, and Economic Growth
Pollution Liability Insurance and the Internalization of Environmental Risks
This paper summarizes conceptual and empirical research on the effects of using private insurance as an instrument for regulating the risks of the chemical cycle. The paper reviews the following issues: (1) the institutional choices in regulation activities that may cause latent damage; (2) the insurability of pollution liabilities; and (3) the actual problems with using the pollution liability insurance market as a regulatory tool
Regional Development Policy in Brazil
Decentralizing the Big City Schools
The Burdens on Big City Schools
Naming Sequentially Presented Letters and Words
Subjects were presented with sequences of letters six units long. The sequences were presented serially so that each letter of a sequence fell upon the same part of a viewing screen as every other one. The task was to name the letters or to name the words they formed. The principal variables were the kinds of words, the duration of a blank interval between the third and fourth letters of a sequence, and the duration of the individual letters. Cor…
Naming Sequentially Presented Letters and Words
Subjects were presented with sequences of letters six units long. The sequences were presented serially so that each letter of a sequence fell upon the same part of a viewing screen as every other one. The task was to name the letters or to name the words they formed. The principal variables were the kinds of words, the duration of a blank interval between the third and fourth letters of a sequence, and the duration of the individual letters. Cor…
Decentralizing the Big City Schools
The Burdens on Big City Schools
Discrimination, Subculture, and the Economic Performance of Negroes, Puerto Ricans, and Mexican-Americans
Ethnic Geography and Regional Economies, 1880-1960
1880: Population, Vol. I, Table 13 1900: Population, Vol. I, Part 1, Table 89 1920: Population, Vol. II, Chapter 6, Table 6 1940: Population, Vol. II, Part 1, Table 36 1950: Population, Vol. II, Part 1, Table 71 1960: Population, Vol. I, Part 1, Table 110 2 The eight regions discussed in this essay are used by Harvey S. Perloff, Edgar S. Dunn, Jr., Eric E. Lampard, and Richard F. Muth: Regions, Resources, and Economic Growth (Baltimore: Johns Hop…
Opportunity, Subculture and the Economic Performance of Urban Ethnic Groups
An attempt is made to account for age-specific differences in economic performance among 14 ethnic groups living in the nation's nine largest metropolitan areas, by regression analysis of 1950 U.S. Census data. A large proportion of the variance in occupational structure, income, unemployment, and labor force status is accounted for by variations in urban opportunities, relative group size and the members' educational attainment. With the specifi…
Urban Racial Minorities and Immigrant Groups
Regional Development Policy in Brazil
Industrialisation, Agricultural Specialisation, and Frontier Settlement in South-Central Brazil, 1940-70
The field work for this study was undertaken during my tenure as Ford Foundation Visiting Professor at the Institute for Economic Research, University of São Paulo, Brazil. I want to thank William H. Nicholls for making available to me some of his unpublished materials. Milton Campanario and Abby Rashid helped assemble and organise the raw data
The Brazilian Frontier in Comparative Perspective
Beyond influencing generations of scholarship in American history, the paradigm of Frederick Jackson Turner has stimulated a series of monographs and articles on the role of the frontier in the formation of other societies. A synthesis of this comparative research on these frontier societies has been ably undertaken by Gerhard and Mikesell. While there have been numerous articles in both English and Portuguese on the Brazilian frontier, these lar…
The influence of transportation improvements on interregional trade in Brazil
Cities and Frontiers in Brazil
Cui Bono
Evaluation of the income-redistributing performance of a capital project m the Third World produced evidence on four counts that the system was in fact operating to benefit rural and urban poor: (1) The management had attempted to reduce "hidden costs" otherwise borne by the poor by subsidizing the extension of services to outlying areas and by providing low-interest credit for household connections. (2) The poor were using the services as fully …
Colonization as an Approach to Regional Development
Cities and Frontiers in Brazil
The Contribution of Crime to Urban Decline
The fact that crime is higher in the larger urban centers and in the central cities of metropolitan areas suggests that crime has contributed to suburbanisation. Previous studies have been unable to extricate crime from other causes of suburbanisation and central city decline. The present study of residential mobility isolates the effect of property crime from other neighborhood characteristics, such as accessibility to workplace and social compo…
The Flight of Blacks from Central-City Public Schools
Black enrollments in central cities have declined because blacks are moving to the suburbs or enrolling in parochial schools. Also, the black birth rate is declining. What are the consequences of black suburbanization
The Land and People of Northeast Brazil
Solar and Wind Energy
Pollution Liability Insurance and the Internalization of Environmental Risks
This paper summarizes conceptual and empirical research on the effects of using private insurance as an instrument for regulating the risks of the chemical cycle. The paper reviews the following issues: (1) the institutional choices in regulation activities that may cause latent damage; (2) the insurability of pollution liabilities; and (3) the actual problems with using the pollution liability insurance market as a regulatory tool
Ecology, Natural Resources, and Economic Growth
Books in review
Addressing work-life balance challenges of working women during Covid-19 in Bangladesh
Working women face various challenges regarding work-family balance due to societal, cultural, family, and gender norms. These challenges have become more difficult since the emergence of COVID-19 worldwide. This qualitative research addresses work-family issues of working women in the distinct Bangladeshi socio-cultural context. Guided by a thematic analysis, this study explores various driving forces and challenges faced by working women, and s…
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