Control ratios and defiant acts of deviance: assessing additive and conditional effects with constraints and impulsivity

Article Abstract:

Several gender-related theories are examined by calculating the outcomes of control ratio deficits and surpluses on the gender implications of the control balance theory explored by Piquero and Hickman (2001). An attempt is made to build on these efforts with a measure of frequency of 'defiant' deviance to assess both the additive effects of control ratios and the conditional effects of constraints and impulsivity.

Evaluation, Sex discrimination

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Labor struggles, new social movements, and America's favorite pastime: New York workers take on New Era Cap Company

Article Abstract:

An in-depth analysis of a successful worker strike against the New Era Cap Company in Derby, New York that is one of the poorest communities in Western New York (WNY) is described. The analysis was carried out within a social movement framework to identify the way in which power dynamics in the contemporary global economic system could be contested at the local level.

Public affairs, Personnel administration, APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS, New York, Social aspects, Labor relations, Clothing industry, Labor movement, Labour movement, New Era Cap Company Inc.

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