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Informal Organization of the Corneville S&A Club 1939 and 1940
Description
This data was as a result of a etnography done in an italian american slum of
Corneville, in Boston, USA. Data collected around 1937-40. In this database
are two matrices of the informal organization in the Cornevile S&A Club.
The first one, it is about how was that network in early september 1939, and
the second one, it is of summer in 1940.
Usage
data(informalorg_corneville)
Format
One 35 X 35 matrix (network of early september 1939), and another
one of 10 X 10 (network of summer 1940).
- informalorg39
A 35 X 35 matrix of the informal organization.
The ones who send the tie are in row, and the ones who received
the ties are in columns. It represent the line of influence between them.
- status_informalorg39
The status of each person. "1" is higher, and
"8" is the lowest.
- freq_informalorg39
The fraquency of the people involved, where
"1" is "frequent", and "2" is for those "infrequently present".
- mem_informalorg39
"1" is a corner boy, and "2" is a member of
racket organization.
- informalorg40
A 10 X 10 matrix of the informal organization.
The ones who send the tie are in row, and the ones who received
the ties are in columns. It represent the line of influence between them.
- status_informalorg40
The status of each person. "1" is higher, and
"6" is the lowest.
- freq_informalorg40
The fraquency of the people involved, where
"1" is "frequent", and "2" is for those "infrequently present".
- mem_informalorg40
"1" is a corner boy, and "2" is a member of
racket organization.
Source
Whyte, Willian Foote (1993[1943]). Street corner society. The social
structure of an italian slum. Chicago, United States: The University
of Chicago Press.
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Informal Organization of the Corneville S&A Club 1939 and 1940
Description
This data was as a result of a etnography done in an italian american slum of Corneville, in Boston, USA. Data collected around 1937-40. In this database are two matrices of the informal organization in the Cornevile S&A Club. The first one, it is about how was that network in early september 1939, and the second one, it is of summer in 1940.
Usage
data(informalorg_corneville)
Format
One 35 X 35 matrix (network of early september 1939), and another one of 10 X 10 (network of summer 1940).
- informalorg39
A 35 X 35 matrix of the informal organization. The ones who send the tie are in row, and the ones who received the ties are in columns. It represent the line of influence between them.
- status_informalorg39
The status of each person. "1" is higher, and "8" is the lowest.
- freq_informalorg39
The fraquency of the people involved, where "1" is "frequent", and "2" is for those "infrequently present".
- mem_informalorg39
"1" is a corner boy, and "2" is a member of racket organization.
- informalorg40
A 10 X 10 matrix of the informal organization. The ones who send the tie are in row, and the ones who received the ties are in columns. It represent the line of influence between them.
- status_informalorg40
The status of each person. "1" is higher, and "6" is the lowest.
- freq_informalorg40
The fraquency of the people involved, where "1" is "frequent", and "2" is for those "infrequently present".
- mem_informalorg40
"1" is a corner boy, and "2" is a member of racket organization.
Source
Whyte, Willian Foote (1993[1943]). Street corner society. The social structure of an italian slum. Chicago, United States: The University of Chicago Press.
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