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Results: 401-425/555
Authors:
NEE V
SANDERS JM
SERNAU S
Citation: V. Nee et al., JOB TRANSITIONS IN AN IMMIGRANT METROPOLIS - ETHNIC BOUNDARIES AND THE MIXED ECONOMY, American sociological review, 59(6), 1994, pp. 849-872
Authors:
MEDRANO JD
Citation: Jd. Medrano, THE EFFECTS OF ETHNIC SEGREGATION AND ETHNIC COMPETITION ON POLITICALMOBILIZATION IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY, 1988, American sociological review, 59(6), 1994, pp. 873-889
Authors:
LEMPERT R
MONSMA K
Citation: R. Lempert et K. Monsma, CULTURAL-DIFFERENCES AND DISCRIMINATION - SAMOANS BEFORE A PUBLIC-HOUSING EVICTION BOARD, American sociological review, 59(6), 1994, pp. 890-910
Authors:
STINCHCOMBE AL
Citation: Al. Stinchcombe, FREEDOM AND OPPRESSION OF SLAVES IN THE 18TH-CENTURY CARIBBEAN, American sociological review, 59(6), 1994, pp. 911-929
Authors:
WESTERN M
WRIGHT EO
Citation: M. Western et Eo. Wright, THE PERMEABILITY OF CLASS BOUNDARIES TO INTERGENERATIONAL MOBILITY AMONG MEN IN THE UNITED-STATES, CANADA, NORWAY, AND SWEDEN (VOL 59, PG 624, 1994), American sociological review, 59(6), 1994, pp. 937-937
Authors:
MORRIS M
BERNHARDT AD
HANDCOCK MS
Citation: M. Morris et al., ECONOMIC-INEQUALITY - NEW METHODS FOR NEW TRENDS (VOL 59, PG 212, 1994), American sociological review, 59(6), 1994, pp. 937-937
Authors:
MOADDEL M
Citation: M. Moaddel, POLITICAL-CONFLICT IN THE WORLD-ECONOMY - A CROSS-NATIONAL ANALYSIS OF MODERNIZATION AND WORLD-SYSTEM THEORIES (VOL 59, PG 298, 1994), American sociological review, 59(6), 1994, pp. 937-937
Authors:
FIREBAUGH G
BECK FD
Citation: G. Firebaugh et Fd. Beck, DOES ECONOMIC-GROWTH BENEFIT THE MASSES - GROWTH, DEPENDENCE, AND WELFARE IN THE THIRD-WORLD, American sociological review, 59(5), 1994, pp. 631-653
Authors:
NIELSEN F
Citation: F. Nielsen, INCOME INEQUALITY AND INDUSTRIAL-DEVELOPMENT - DUALISM REVISITED, American sociological review, 59(5), 1994, pp. 654-677
Authors:
AMENTA E
DUNLEAVY K
BERNSTEIN M
Citation: E. Amenta et al., STOLEN THUNDER - LONG,HUEY SHARE-OUR-WEALTH, POLITICAL MEDIATION, ANDTHE 2ND NEW-DEAL, American sociological review, 59(5), 1994, pp. 678-702
Authors:
OEGEMA D
KLANDERMANS B
Citation: D. Oegema et B. Klandermans, WHY SOCIAL-MOVEMENT SYMPATHIZERS DONT PARTICIPATE - EROSION AND NONCONVERSION OF SUPPORT, American sociological review, 59(5), 1994, pp. 703-722
Authors:
PRECHEL H
Citation: H. Prechel, ECONOMIC-CRISIS AND THE CENTRALIZATION OF CONTROL OVER THE MANAGERIALPROCESS - CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING AND NEO-FORDIST DECISION-MAKING, American sociological review, 59(5), 1994, pp. 723-745
Authors:
HOOKS G
Citation: G. Hooks, REGIONAL PROCESSES IN THE HEGEMONIC NATION - POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, ANDMILITARY INFLUENCES ON THE USE OF GEOGRAPHIC SPACE, American sociological review, 59(5), 1994, pp. 746-772
Authors:
CAMIC C
XIE Y
Citation: C. Camic et Y. Xie, THE STATISTICAL TURN IN AMERICAN SOCIAL-SCIENCE - COLUMBIA-UNIVERSITY, 1890 TO 1915, American sociological review, 59(5), 1994, pp. 773-805
Authors:
FUCHS S
WARD S
Citation: S. Fuchs et S. Ward, WHAT IS DECONSTRUCTION, AND WHERE AND WHEN DOES IT TAKE PLACE - MAKING FACTS IN SCIENCE, BUILDING CASES IN LAW, American sociological review, 59(4), 1994, pp. 481-500
Authors:
AGGER B
Citation: B. Agger, DERRIDA FOR SOCIOLOGY - COMMENT, American sociological review, 59(4), 1994, pp. 501-505
Authors:
FUCHS S
WARD S
Citation: S. Fuchs et S. Ward, THE SOCIOLOGY AND PARADOXES OF DECONSTRUCTION - REPLY, American sociological review, 59(4), 1994, pp. 506-510
Authors:
WRIGHT R
JACOBS JA
Citation: R. Wright et Ja. Jacobs, MALE FLIGHT FROM COMPUTER-WORK - A NEW LOOK AT OCCUPATIONAL RESEGREGATION AND GHETTOIZATION, American sociological review, 59(4), 1994, pp. 511-536
Authors:
KNOKE D
KALLEBERG AL
Citation: D. Knoke et Al. Kalleberg, JOB-TRAINING IN US ORGANIZATIONS, American sociological review, 59(4), 1994, pp. 537-546
Authors:
DAVIS GF
DIEKMANN KA
TINSLEY CH
Citation: Gf. Davis et al., THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE CONGLOMERATE FIRM IN THE 1980S - THE DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION OF AN ORGANIZATIONAL FORM, American sociological review, 59(4), 1994, pp. 547-570
Authors:
PELI G
BRUGGEMAN J
MASUCH M
NUALLAIN BO
Citation: G. Peli et al., A LOGICAL APPROACH TO FORMALIZING ORGANIZATIONAL ECOLOGY, American sociological review, 59(4), 1994, pp. 571-593
Authors:
CASPER LM
MCLANAHAN SS
GARFINKEL I
Citation: Lm. Casper et al., THE GENDER-POVERTY GAP - WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM OTHER COUNTRIES, American sociological review, 59(4), 1994, pp. 594-605
Authors:
WESTERN M
WRIGHT EO
Citation: M. Western et Eo. Wright, THE PERMEABILITY OF CLASS BOUNDARIES TO INTERGENERATIONAL MOBILITY AMONG MEN IN THE UNITED-STATES, CANADA, NORWAY AND SWEDEN, American sociological review, 59(4), 1994, pp. 606-629
Authors:
SOUTH SJ
SPITZE G
Citation: Sj. South et G. Spitze, HOUSEWORK IN MARITAL AND NONMARITAL HOUSEHOLDS, American sociological review, 59(3), 1994, pp. 327-347
Authors:
PRESSER HB
Citation: Hb. Presser, EMPLOYMENT SCHEDULES AMONG DUAL-EARNER SPOUSES AND THE DIVISION OF HOUSEHOLD LABOR BY GENDER, American sociological review, 59(3), 1994, pp. 348-364