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Racial Attitudes: Trends to the 1990s

Racial Attitudes: Trends to the 1990s
种族态度:20 世纪 90 年代的趋势
批准号:
9310794
负责人:
Howard Schuman
金额:
$1.69万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1993
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1993-07-01 至 1995-12-31

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中文摘要
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这是一项对1993年美国种族态度的研究, 在早期的研究发表在书中,种族态度, 美国:趋势和解释,其中绘制了这些趋势 直到1983年。 它将在最近的数据集中分析它们, 1992年全国选举研究,1993年社会总 调查,以及最近的相关盖洛普调查。 当代 种族问题将包括在内,该项目将纳入 新的经验和理论工作,将丰富 对种族变化之间重要关系的解释 态度和其他变量,如年龄,态度, 政府强制执行,以及社会期望对 自我报告意见的有效性。 这项研究将大大有助于种族领域 和种族关系,这是知识上最重要的 对美国社会学最有意义的领域 社会政策。 这本书对两个人都很有影响力。 学者和受过教育的非学术读者,并增加了一个 十年的数据和理论见解将是一个实质性的 对知识库的贡献, 美国最大的社会问题。
英文摘要
This is a study of American racial attitudes through 1993, building on earlier research published in the book, Racial Attitudes in America: Trends and Interpretations, which charted these trends through 1983. It will analyze them in more recent data sets such as the 1992 National Election Study, the 1993 General Social Survey, and the most recent, relevant Gallup survey. Contemporary racial issues will be included, and the project will incorporate new empirical and theoretical work that will enrich the interpretations of important relationships between change in racial attitudes and other variables, such as age, attitudes toward government enforcement, and the effects of social desirability on the validity of self-reported opinion. This research will contribute significantly to the field of race and ethnic relations, one of the intellectually most important areas of sociology with the greatest significance for American social policy. The original book was very influential with both scholars and educated non-academic readers, and the addition of a decade of data and theoretical insights will be a substantial contribution to the knowledge base for understanding one of the most difficult social problems in the United States.
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