• The Fair Housing Movement: An Overview and a Case Study 

  Noe, Kaye Sizer (1965)

  The fair housing movement is a recent development in the general civil rights movement. While subscribing to the ideology of the general movement, community fair housing groups concentrate upon making middle-income, and ...

• Riots as Disasters: An Exploratory Case Study of Selected Aspects of the Civil Disturbance in Washington, D.C., April, 1968 

  Sedlack, Richard Guy (1973)

  Following some of the more recent sociological literature which has been critical of research into riots, the topic of this thesis addresses itself to a hitherto neglected aspect of riots. It is an initial exploratory ...

• Adolescents' Attitudes Toward the Economic and Societal Responsibilities of Government in 24 Countries 

  White, Gregory (2019)

  Adolescents’ attitudes toward government responsibilities for economic and societal well-being are examined in 24 countries grouped within welfare regime types. Adolescents’ own sense of civic responsibility to participate ...

• MULTICULTURAL POLITICS AND NATIONAL BOUNDARY MAKING IN KOREA: Mapping the intersectional dimensions of nation, gender, class, and ethnicity in state policy and practice 

  Yu, Sojin (2019)

  This dissertation examines the conception and implementation of state multicultural policy to analyze how migrants are received and incorporated within South Korea, a newly emergent migrant receiving country in Asia. To ...

• Grandparent Wealth and the Well-Being of Black & White Young Adults 

  Brown, Joey D (2019)

  Social origins are important predictors of adult success, and parental resources, particularly parental wealth, are positively correlated with adult well-being. Meanwhile, the overall population is now healthier and living ...

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