selected scholarly activity
-
academic article
- Inequality, poverty, and neoliberal governance: Activist ethnography in the homeless sheltering industry.. Canadian Journal of Sociology. 31:267-270. 2006
- A phenomenology of working class experience.. Canadian Journal of Sociology. 26:521-523. 2001
- Do status differences among workers make a difference during economic crises? The case of depression Hamilton. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology Canadian Review of Sociology. 35:125-163. 1998
- Small expectations and great adjustments: How Hamilton workers most often experienced the great depression. Canadian Journal of Sociology. 21:359-402. 1996
- THE UNION AND ITS MEMBERS - A PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH - BARLING,J, FULLAGER,C, KELLOWAY,EK. Labour/Le Travail. 371-372. 1993
- USING MARX THEORY OF ALIENATION EMPIRICALLY. Theory and Society. 6:119-132. 1978
- MISPLACED CONCRETENESS OR MISPLACED ABSTRACTNESS - SOME REFLECTIONS ON STATE OF SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY. The American Sociologist. 12:8-12. 1977
- FACE-TO-FACE - ALIENATING EFFECTS OF CLASS, STATUS AND POWER DIVISIONS. American Sociological Review. 41:819-837. 1976
- PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY - BAD FENCES MAKE BAD NEIGHBORS. British Journal of Sociology. 27:115-129. 1976
- Self-presentation, embarrassment, and facework as a function of self-evaluation, conditions of self-presentation, and feedback from others.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. 20:287-297. 1971
-
book
-
conference paper
- DISTRESS, DISSENT AND ALIENATION, HAMILTON WORKERS IN THE GREAT-DEPRESSION. Urban History Review/Revue d'Histoire Urbaine. 3-32. 1992