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Sociology Department, Faculty Publications

Sociology, Department of

Sociology Department, Faculty Publications

The UNL Digital Commons notes with regret the passing of J. Allen Williams (1936-2019), distinguished scholar and teacher in the Sociology Department, beginning in 1970. His published works included studies of civil rights protests, tolerance, nonconformity, environmental sociology, and children's books. In 1979 he received the university’s Distinguished Teaching Award. Along with his teaching and research at Nebraska, Williams was a member of Centennial College, a fellow of the Center for Great Plains Studies, an advisory editor for Great Plains Research, and a member of the Faculty Senate.

1983 1983

A Reexamination of Elementary School Teacher Expectations: Evidence of Sex and Ethnic Segmentation, Helen A. Moore and David R. Johnson

Dryland Agriculture: Sociology, J. Allen Williams Jr., Lynn K. White, and David R. Johnson

1982 1982

Cuban Women in Popular Culture, Mary Jo Deegan

Social/Behavioral Science Contributions to Our Understanding of the Pedestrian Experience: A Brief Review, Michael R. Hill

Walking into the Night – An Exercise in Integrated Pedestrian-Oriented Facilities Design, Michael R. Hill

1981 1981

Resegregation Processes in Desegregated Schools and Status Relationships for Hispanic Students, Helen A. Moore and Peter Iadicola

1980 1980

On Responsibility in Ethnography, Mary Jo Deegan

1979 1979

“Sociology at Nebraska: 1884-1929,” together with “A History of Sociology at the University of Nebraska,” by J.O. Hertzler, Joyce O. Hertzler and Mary Jo Deegan

The Autobiography of W.E.B. DuBois: An Analysis, Michael R. Hill

1978 1978

George Herbert Mead And Social Reform: His Work And Writings, Mary Jo Deegan and John S. Burger

American Drama and Ritual: Nebraska Football, Mary Jo Deegan and Michael Stein

1977 1977

Comments on Jackman's "Political Elites, Mass Publics, and Support for Democratic Principles", Louis St. Peter, J. Allen Williams Jr., and David R. Johnson

ETHNICITY AND SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AS DETERMINANTS OF SOCIAL PARTICIPATION: A TEST OF THE INTERACTION HYPOTHESIS, J. Allen Williams Jr. and Louis St. Peter

1976 1976

On Political Tolerance: Comments on "Origins of Tolerance", Harry J. Crockett

Invited response to James J. Kilpatrick’s “And Some Are More Equal than Others”, Mary Jo Deegan

Origins of Tolerance: Findings from a Replication of Stouffer's Communism, Conformity, and Civil Liberties, J. Allen Williams Jr., Clyde Z. Nunn, and Louis St. Peter

"Origins of Tolerance": Reply to Crockett, J. Allen Williams Jr., Clyde Z. Nunn, and Louis St. Peter

1973 1973

The Culture of Poverty Debate: Some Additional Data, Barbara E. Coward, Joe R. Feagin, and J. Allen Williams Jr.

Ritual Appraisement in White Singles’ Bars: From A Woman’s Perspective, Mary Jo Deegan

Black Family Structures and Functions: An Empirical Examination of Some Suggestions Made by Billingsley, J. Allen Williams Jr. and Robert Stockton

1962 1962

Negro College Students' Participation in Sit-Ins, Ruth Searles and J. Allen Williams Jr.

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