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(2007)My dissertation demonstrates that this cosmological shift has been profoundly reductionist. In modern chemical research on nutrition, the scientific methods have been reductionistic in that a nutritional scientist can only ...
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The Sociology of Female Artists: A Study of Female Painters, Sculptors, and Printmakers in St. Louis (1975)
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(2005)As such, the Tartu School stands as a revealing case for understanding the informal public sphere, subversive practices and myths, as well as patterns of elite struggles in Soviet academia and society. Beyond having purely ...
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(1990)Coaching women's sport is becoming resegregated from "women's work" to "men's work." This study examined how and why men are entering jobs in women's intercollegiate athletics to a greater extent than women. I compared two ...
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(1995)Using Colombia as a case study, the study empirically examines major theoretical debates about the Latin American middle class' politics. Theoretical debates about the middle class' politics have focussed on the controversial ...
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(1986)Guilty pleas account for 90% of all felony case convictions in the United States. Guilty pleas result from one of two decision-making procedures. First, defendants may decide to plead guilty outright. Such "explicit" ...
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A Structural Equation Model of the Economic and Lifestyle Motives of Small-Scale Farmers in Illinois (1984)Using survey data from Illinois, this study examines the factors which contribute to small-scale farmers' economic and lifestyle motives for farming. A conceptual definition of "lifestyle" is translated into ...
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(1986)I compared skill homogenization and skill solidarity theory for their ability to account for: (1) the effects of labor market characteristics on working-class earnings in different regions of Yugoslavia that varied in ...
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(1998)Finally, male-headed households benefit more from migration than female-headed households. Migration variables had few significant associations with the well-being of female-headed households.
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(2014-09-16)This study utilizes the idea of embodiment to examine the social processes that “undocumented” Latin American migrants undergo and how these social processes affect their health. Embodiment refers to how our bodies and ...
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(1999)I find that from 1850 to modern times, ethnomedicine has thrived amidst a confluence of factors that give cohort members robust incentives to pursue herbal and magical healing and equally compelling disincentives to pursue ...
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(2016-12-01)This study seeks to inform better care practices and policies for American Indians living off-reservation by discerning relationships between chronic pain and colonization and developing an integrated critical theory of ...
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