Jane HoodAssociate Professor Office: SSCI Research Areasfamily, gender, qualitative methods, education, juvenile justice
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Select PublicationsJane Hood had a book chapter (“Parenting a Youthful Offender”) accepted for Nov. 2010 publication in a research annual. She also has several articles and a book manuscript (Dismantling the Achievement Gap in the Southwest--with Nancy Lopez) in process. "Teaching against the text: The case of qualitative methods," Teaching Sociology, 34, July: 207-223 (2006). "Orthodoxy vs. Power: The Defining Traits of Grounded Theory" Chapter 7 , pp. 302-328 in Handbook of Grounded Theory edited by Antony Bryant and Kathy Charmaz (Sage 2007) "From night to day: Timing and the management of custodial work," Journal of Contemporary Ethnography (formerly Urban Life), 17:96-116 (1988). Reprinted in D. Harper and Helene M. Lawson,eds. The Cultural Study of Work, Oxford UK: Roman and Littlefield (2003):246-250. "The Provider Role: Its Meaning and Measurement." Journal of Marriage and the Family, 48:349?359 (1986). Table 3 reprinted in J. Bigner, Parent?Child Relations: An Introduction to Parenting. New York: MacMillan, 1989. |
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