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83 Soc. F. [i] (2004-2005)

handle is hein.journals/josf83 and id is 1 raw text is: SEPTEMBER 2004, Social Forces s VOLUME 83, NUMBER 1 Contents Marc Dixon, Vincent J. Roscigno, Randy Hodson U nions, Solidarity, and Striking ................................................................................. 3 Bjorn Hallerod What I Need and What the Poor Deserve .............................................................. 35 Gabriel Rossman Elites, Masses, and Media Blacklists: The Dixie Chicks Controversy .................. 61 Arthur S. Alderson Explaining the Upswing in Direct Investment: A Test of Mainstream and Heterodox Theories of Globalization ..................................................................... 81 Andrew Schrank Ready-to-Wear Development? Foreign Investment, Technology Transfer, and Learning-by-W atching in the Apparel Trade ............................................................. 123 Dana R. Fisher, William R. Freudenburg Post-industrialization and Environmental Quality: An Empirical Analysis of the Environm ental State ......................................................................................... 157 Don Grant, Andrew W. Jones, Mary Nell Trautner Do Facilities with Distant Headquarters Pollute More? How Civic Engagement Conditions the Environmental Performance of Absentee Managed Plants ........... 189 Evan Shofer Cross-national Differences in the Expansion of Science, 1970-1990 ...................... 215 David Jacobs, Jason T Carmichael Ideology, Social Threat, and the Death Sentence: Capital Sentences across Tim e and Space ................................................................................................ 249 April Linton A Critical Mass Model of Bilingualism among U.S.-born Hispanics .................... 279 Scott South, Dane L. Haynie Friendship Networks of M obile Adolescents ........................................................... 315 Derek A. Kreager Strangers in the Halls: Isolation and Delinquency in School Networks ................ 351