Social Change and Modernism in the American South

Modernism · Latin American and Latino Studies · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies

• The Civil Rights Movement and the Clergy in a Southern Community

  Nancy T Ammerman•Sociological Analysis•1980

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• Interstate variations in teenage fertility

  Open Access•Carolyn Stout Morgan•Population Research and Policy…•1983

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• The Validity of Traditional-Modern Attitude Measures

  Open Access•Pauline A Jones•Journal of Cross-Cultural…•1977

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• The Southern Region

  Open Access•Jeanne S Hurlbert•Sociological Quarterly•1989

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• Massification Versus Differentiation

  Norval D Glenn•Social Forces•1967

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• "Alex Inkeles Comments on John Stephenson's "Is Everyone Going Modern

  Alex Inkeles•American Journal of Sociology•1969

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• Southern Regions of the United States

  E Merton Coulter, Howard W Odum•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1936

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• American Regionalism

  William B Hesseltine, Howard W Odum et al.•The Mississippi Valley Historical…•1939

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• Problems in Path Analysis and Causal Inference

  D R Heise•Sociological Methodology•1969

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• Formal Theory

  K C Land•Sociological Methodology•1971

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• Validity, Invalidity, and Reliability

  D R Heise, George W Bohrnstedt•Sociological Methodology•1970

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• Employing Nominal Variables, Induced Variables, and Block Variables in Path Analyses

  Open Access•D R Heise•Sociological Methods & Research•1972

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• The OM Scale

  David Horton Smith, Alex Inkeles•Sociometry•1966

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• National and Regional Cultural Values in the United States

  J Gillin, J Christian Gillin•Social Forces•1955

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• The Enduring South

  Robert A Hohner, J Shelton Reed•The Journal of Southern History•1973

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• Social Development and the American South

  Open Access•Leonard Reissman•Journal of Social Issues•1966

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• The Fate of Personal Adjustment in the Process of Modernization

  Alex Inkeles, D H Smith•International Journal of…•1970

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• Sociological Methodology, 1969

  Ward Keesling, Edgar Borgatta et al.•American Educational Research…•1972

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• The South as a Developing Area

  William H Nicholls•The Journal of Politics•1964

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• Scales for Assaying Psychological Modernization in Africa

  Leonard W Doob•Public Opinion Quarterly•1967

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• Are Regional Cultural Differences Diminishing

  Norval D Glenn, J L Simmons•Public Opinion Quarterly•1967

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• Rural-urban residence and modernism

  Open Access•Allan Schnaiberg•Demography•1970

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• The Changing South

  John C Mckinney, Linda Brookover Bourque•American Sociological Review•1971

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• Measuring Individual Modernity

  Michael Armer, Allan Schnaiberg•American Sociological Review•1972

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• The Modernizing Impact of Urbanization

  Allan Schnaiberg•Economic Development and Cultural…•1971

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• The Advancing South

  F Ray Marshall, James G Maddox et al.•Industrial and Labor Relations…•1969

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• The Measurement of Modernism. A Study of Values in Brazil and Mexico

  John W F Dulles, Joseph A Kahl•Hispanic American Historical Review•1969

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• Sociological Methodology 1972

  Michael T Hannan, Herbert L Costner•Social Forces•1974

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• The Enduring South

  Norval D Glenn, J Shelton Reed•Social Forces•1973

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• Formal Education and Psychological Malaise in an African Society

  Michael Armer•Sociology of Education•1970

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• Formal Education and Individual Modernity in an African Society

  Michael Armer, Robert Youtz•American Journal of Sociology•1971

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• Measuring Modernism

  Allan Schnaiberg•American Journal of Sociology•1970

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• Making Men Modern

  Alex Inkele, Alex Inkeles•American Journal of Sociology•1969

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• Is Everyone Going Modern? A Critique and a Suggestion for Measuring Modernism

  John B Stephenson, John B P Stephenson•American Journal of Sociology•1968

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