Public sociology: research, action, and change
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| spelling | Nyden, Philip W. Verfasser aut Public sociology research, action, and change Philip Nyden, Leslie Hossfeld, Gwendolyn Nyden Thousand Oaks, California Pine Forge Press [2012] © 2012 1 online resource (336 pages) illustrations txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Print version record Chapter 1. Public Scholarship, the Sociological Imagination, and Engaged Scholarship -- Chapter 2. Crossing Boundaries in 21st-Century Research -- Chapter 3. Starting Up and Sustaining Public Sociology Projects -- Chapter 4. Career Guide for Public Sociologists -- Case Studies 1. Equitable Community Development -- 1.1 Educating About Homelessness: A University-City Government Research Partnership -- 1.2 Differential Impact of Gentrification and Displacement on Communities of Color -- 1.3 Research in Action: Inner City Entrepreneurs -- 1.4 Art and Equitable Community Development -- Case Studies 2: Environmental Issues -- 2.1 Public Sociology for Environmental Health and Environmental Justice -- 2.2 Learning From Disaster: Documenting the Impacts of Hurricane Katrina on Displaced College Students From New Orleans -- 2.3 Working for Global Environmental Justice: Channeling Privilege, Producing New Knowledge -- Case Studies 3: Regional Research and Data Collection to Enhance Public Knowledge -- 3.1 Neighborhood, Region, and Place: The Chicago Experience -- 3.2 The Sacramento State Annual Survey of the Region -- 3.3 Reducing Hunger in Oregon -- 3.4 PovertyEast.org: Poverty Information to Health Communities Address Critical Needs -- 3.5 Sociology in Public Service -- Case Studies 4: Inequalities of Race, Class and Gender -- 4.1 Bringing a Feminist Sociology to Smart-Girl: Building a University-Nonprofit Partnership -- 4.2 Feminist Research in Action: An Intersectional Approach to Girlcentric Programming -- 4.3 Youth Participation in Community Research for Racial Justice -- 4.4 Building Resources to Create and Maintain Stable Diverse Communities Case Studies 5: The Media -- 5.1 The Media, ACORN, and Presidential Politics -- 5.2 Pressuring Alcohol Companies to Reform Marketing Practices -- 5.3 The Reel Girls Project: Self, Image, Adolescence, and Filmmaking -- 5.4 The Internet as a Leveler Between Advantaged and Disadvantaged Communities -- Case Studies 6: Health -- 6.1 Teen Pregnancy Prevention -- 6.2 Doing God's Work and Doing Good Work(s): Unique Challenges to Evaluation Research in Ministry Settings -- 6.3 Feast on the Southeast: Creating a Sustainable Local Food System in Southeastern North Carolina -- 6.4 Challenging Discrimination Against Women, Minorities, and the Sick in Health Insurance -- 6.5 Tobacco Use Prevention in Montana's Frontier Communities: Developing New Rural Strategies -- Case Studies 7: Crime, Reducing Violence and Promoting Justice -- 7.1 Forty Years of Codifying and Mapping Homicides in Chicago: Impacts on Policing, Research, and Community Well-Being -- 7.2 Racial Disparities in Criminal Justice in Wisconsin: Analysis, Graphs, and Engagement -- 7.3 The Role of Relationship Building in Research Partnerships -- 7.4 Hate Crime Motivation: The Practical Consequences of an Offender Typology -- Case Studies 8: Community Organizing -- 8.1 Cultivating Public Sociology From the Classroom: The Case of a Student-Organized Tenants Union -- 8.2 The Unity of Theory and Practice: The U.S. Social Forum and Movement Building for Social Transformation -- 8.3 When the Community Leads -- 8.4 The "Third Place" Project This title highlights the variety of ways in which sociology brings about social change in community settings, assists nonprofit and social service organizations in their work, and influences policy at the local, regional and national levels Applied sociology Social change Sociology / Methodology Sociology / Research SOCIAL SCIENCE / Anthropology / General bisacsh SOCIAL SCIENCE / Regional Studies bisacsh SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / General bisacsh Applied sociology fast Social change fast Sociology / Methodology fast Sociology / Research fast Sociology Methodology Sociology Research Applied sociology Social change (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content Hossfeld, Leslie H. 1961- Sonstige oth Nyden, Gwendolyn E. Sonstige oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Nyden, Philip W . Public sociology : research, action, and change |
| spellingShingle | Nyden, Philip W. Public sociology research, action, and change Chapter 1. Public Scholarship, the Sociological Imagination, and Engaged Scholarship -- Chapter 2. Crossing Boundaries in 21st-Century Research -- Chapter 3. Starting Up and Sustaining Public Sociology Projects -- Chapter 4. Career Guide for Public Sociologists -- Case Studies 1. Equitable Community Development -- 1.1 Educating About Homelessness: A University-City Government Research Partnership -- 1.2 Differential Impact of Gentrification and Displacement on Communities of Color -- 1.3 Research in Action: Inner City Entrepreneurs -- 1.4 Art and Equitable Community Development -- Case Studies 2: Environmental Issues -- 2.1 Public Sociology for Environmental Health and Environmental Justice -- 2.2 Learning From Disaster: Documenting the Impacts of Hurricane Katrina on Displaced College Students From New Orleans -- 2.3 Working for Global Environmental Justice: Channeling Privilege, Producing New Knowledge -- Case Studies 3: Regional Research and Data Collection to Enhance Public Knowledge -- 3.1 Neighborhood, Region, and Place: The Chicago Experience -- 3.2 The Sacramento State Annual Survey of the Region -- 3.3 Reducing Hunger in Oregon -- 3.4 PovertyEast.org: Poverty Information to Health Communities Address Critical Needs -- 3.5 Sociology in Public Service -- Case Studies 4: Inequalities of Race, Class and Gender -- 4.1 Bringing a Feminist Sociology to Smart-Girl: Building a University-Nonprofit Partnership -- 4.2 Feminist Research in Action: An Intersectional Approach to Girlcentric Programming -- 4.3 Youth Participation in Community Research for Racial Justice -- 4.4 Building Resources to Create and Maintain Stable Diverse Communities Case Studies 5: The Media -- 5.1 The Media, ACORN, and Presidential Politics -- 5.2 Pressuring Alcohol Companies to Reform Marketing Practices -- 5.3 The Reel Girls Project: Self, Image, Adolescence, and Filmmaking -- 5.4 The Internet as a Leveler Between Advantaged and Disadvantaged Communities -- Case Studies 6: Health -- 6.1 Teen Pregnancy Prevention -- 6.2 Doing God's Work and Doing Good Work(s): Unique Challenges to Evaluation Research in Ministry Settings -- 6.3 Feast on the Southeast: Creating a Sustainable Local Food System in Southeastern North Carolina -- 6.4 Challenging Discrimination Against Women, Minorities, and the Sick in Health Insurance -- 6.5 Tobacco Use Prevention in Montana's Frontier Communities: Developing New Rural Strategies -- Case Studies 7: Crime, Reducing Violence and Promoting Justice -- 7.1 Forty Years of Codifying and Mapping Homicides in Chicago: Impacts on Policing, Research, and Community Well-Being -- 7.2 Racial Disparities in Criminal Justice in Wisconsin: Analysis, Graphs, and Engagement -- 7.3 The Role of Relationship Building in Research Partnerships -- 7.4 Hate Crime Motivation: The Practical Consequences of an Offender Typology -- Case Studies 8: Community Organizing -- 8.1 Cultivating Public Sociology From the Classroom: The Case of a Student-Organized Tenants Union -- 8.2 The Unity of Theory and Practice: The U.S. Social Forum and Movement Building for Social Transformation -- 8.3 When the Community Leads -- 8.4 The "Third Place" Project This title highlights the variety of ways in which sociology brings about social change in community settings, assists nonprofit and social service organizations in their work, and influences policy at the local, regional and national levels Applied sociology Social change Sociology / Methodology Sociology / Research SOCIAL SCIENCE / Anthropology / General bisacsh SOCIAL SCIENCE / Regional Studies bisacsh SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / General bisacsh Applied sociology fast Social change fast Sociology / Methodology fast Sociology / Research fast Sociology Methodology Sociology Research Applied sociology Social change |
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| title | Public sociology research, action, and change |
| title_auth | Public sociology research, action, and change |
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| title_full | Public sociology research, action, and change Philip Nyden, Leslie Hossfeld, Gwendolyn Nyden |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Public sociology research, action, and change Philip Nyden, Leslie Hossfeld, Gwendolyn Nyden |
| title_short | Public sociology |
| title_sort | public sociology research action and change |
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| topic | Applied sociology Social change Sociology / Methodology Sociology / Research SOCIAL SCIENCE / Anthropology / General bisacsh SOCIAL SCIENCE / Regional Studies bisacsh SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / General bisacsh Applied sociology fast Social change fast Sociology / Methodology fast Sociology / Research fast Sociology Methodology Sociology Research Applied sociology Social change |
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