Search Results - "Dixon, Jeffrey C"

The institutionalization of part-time work: Cross-national differences in the relationship between part-time work and perceived insecurity by Fullerton, Andrew S., Dixon, Jeffrey C., McCollum, Destinee B.

“…We propose an institutionalization of part-time work model to account for the cross-national variation in workers' perceptions of insecurity in their jobs and…”
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Generational Conflict Or Methodological Artifact? by Fullerton, Andrew S., Dixon, Jeffrey C.

“…In light of claims of a generational conflict over age-specific policies and the current fiscal troubles of related governmental programs, this article…”
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Understanding Perceived Worker Insecurity in Europe, 2002–2016: Economic Freedom and Neoliberalism as Alternative Theories? by Dixon, Jeffrey C.

“…This study engages theories of economic freedom and neoliberalism as alternative ways of understanding workers' perceived job and labor market insecurity. The…”
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The Ties That Bind and Those That Don't: Toward Reconciling Group Threat and Contact Theories of Prejudice by Dixon, Jeffrey C.

“…Does interracial/interethnic propinquity breed hostility or harmony? Group threat and contact theories generally answer hostility and harmony, respectively. I…”
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Explaining Anti-Kurdish Beliefs in Turkey: Group Competition, Identity, and Globalization by Dixon, Jeffrey C., Ergin, Murat

“…Objective. In the wake of Turkey's EU candidacy and the U.S.-led war in Iraq, Turkey's Kurdish question has drawn international attention. Due to previous data…”
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Opposition to enlargement as a symbolic defence of group position: multilevel analyses of attitudes toward candidates' entries in the EU-25 by Dixon, Jeffrey C.

“…Despite the sociological and geopolitical significance of EU enlargement and opinion toward it, extant literature is lacking a theory of enlargement opinion…”
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Cross-National Differences in Workers' Perceived Job, Labour Market, and Employment Insecurity in Europe: Empirical Tests and Theoretical Extensions by Dixon, Jeffrey C., Fullerton, Andrew S., Robertson, Dwanna L.

“…Despite the theoretical and political importance of perceived worker insecurity in Europe, theoretical and empirical foci on post-industrial economies leave…”
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Is it Race, Immigrant Status, or Both? An Analysis of Wage Disparities among Men in the United States by Stewart, Quincy Thomas, Dixon, Jeffrey C.

“…The intersection of race and immigrant status forms a unique social space where minority group members and immigrants are afforded or denied the privileges…”
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Nice to Know You? Testing Contact, Cultural, and Group Threat Theories of Anti-Black and Anti-Hispanic Stereotypes by Dixon, Jeffrey C., Rosenbaum, Michael S.

“…Objectives. Many racial/ethnic policies in the United States—from desegregation to affirmative action policies—presume that contact improves racial/ethnic…”
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A clash of civilizations? Examining liberal-democratic values in Turkey and the European Union by Dixon, Jeffrey C.

“…Turkey's proposed entry into the European Union (EU) has been undermined by Europeans' perceptions of Turkish-European cultural differences, particularly…”
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Who Is a Part-Time Worker Around the World and Why Does It Matter? Examining the Quality of Employment Measures and Workers' Perceived Job Quality by Dixon, Jeffrey C., McCollum, Destinee B., Fullerton, Andrew S.

“…Theory and research do not fully account for the cross-national variation in part-time work definitions and measures, which may affect conclusions. Using the…”
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GENERATIONAL CONFLICT OR METHODOLOGICAL ARTIFACT? RECONSIDERING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AGE AND POLICY ATTITUDES IN THE U.S., 1984-2008 by FULLERTON, ANDREW S., DIXON, JEFFREY C.

“…In light of claims of a generational conflict over age-specific policies and the current fiscal troubles of related governmental programs, this article…”
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For and against European Union expansion: Examining mixed opinion on enlargement and specific countries’ entries by Dixon, Jeffrey C, Fullerton, Andrew S

“…European Union (EU) residents hold complex attitudes toward expanding the union not completely captured in extant models of enlargement opinion. We develop…”
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Moving 'East' or 'West'?: Examining liberal-democratic values in Turkey, 2000-2008 by Dixon, Jeffrey C., Borlu, Yetkin, Kasdoğan, Duygu

“…In light of debates over the compatibility of Islam and democracy, their importance in the EU candidate state of Turkey which has been led by the…”
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A clash of civilizations? Examining liberal‐democratic values in Turkey and the European Union1 by Dixon, Jeffrey C.

“…Turkey's proposed entry into the European Union (EU) has been undermined by Europeans’ perceptions of Turkish–European cultural differences, particularly…”
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Is it Race, Immigrant Status, or Both? An Analysis of Wage Disparities among Men in the United States1 by Stewart, Quincy Thomas, Dixon, Jeffrey C.

“…The intersection of race and immigrant status forms a unique social space where minority group members and immigrants are afforded or denied the privileges…”
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'Creative Control: The Ambivalence of Work in the Culture Industries' by Michael L. Siciliano (review) by Dixon, Jeffrey C

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Is it Race, Immigrant Status, or Both? An Analysis of Wage Disparities among Men in the United States 1 by Stewart, Quincy Thomas, Dixon, Jeffrey C.

“…The intersection of race and immigrant status forms a unique social space where minority group members and immigrants are afforded or denied the privileges…”
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turkey islam, and the EU by dixon, jeffrey c.

“…After the September 11th attacks on the United States, more than a few Americans came to believe that Islam andWestern Christianity were embroiled in a battle…”
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Reexamining the Relationship Between Flexibility and Insecurity by Fullerton, Andrew S., Robertson, Dwanna L., Dixon, Jeffrey C.

“…Purpose – In this chapter, we examine individual- and country-level differences in perceived job insecurity in the 27 European Union countries (EU27) within a…”
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