Francesco M. Cordasco (November 2, 1920 – October 4, 2001) was an American sociologist and bibliographer who wrote and edited over 100 books.[1][2] He specialized in immigration history and educational sociology.
Although Cordasco's main area of expertise was in immigration to America, bilingualism and education, his initial publications dealt with eighteenth century bibliography. In 1949 Cordasco assembled evidence that the identity of Junius was Colonel Lauchlin Macleane.[2]
In 1963 Cordasco was appointed Professor of Education at Montclair State College, where he would remain for 26 years. As an educational consultant in the late 1960s, he recommended parental involvement in ghetto schools, and worked to encourage community participation in poor areas in Philadelphia.[3] He was also Education Editor at USA Today.
'Colonel Macleane and the Junius Controversy', ELH, Vol. 16, No. 4 (December 1949), pp. 172–83
A brief history of education; a handbook of information on Greek, Roman, medieval, Renaissance, and modern educational practice,1963
The social background of the Italo-American school child. A study of the southern Italian family mores and their effect on the school situation in Italy and America, 1967
Jacob Riis revisited; poverty and the slum in another era, 1968
Puerto Rican children in mainland schools; a source book for teachers, 1968
The School in the social order; a sociological introduction to educational understanding, 1970
(with David N. Alloway) Minorities and the American city: a sociological primer for educators, 1970
Eighteenth century bibliographies: handlists of critical studies relating to Smollett, Richardson, Sterne, Fielding, Dibdin, 18th century medicine, the 18th century novel, Godwin, Gibbon, Young, and Burke. To which is added John P. Anderson's Bibliography of Smollett, 1970
Puerto Ricans on the United States mainland; a bibliography of reports, texts, critical studies, and related materials, 1972
The Puerto Ricans, 1493-1973; a chronology & fact book, 1973
( with Eugene Bucchioni) The Puerto Rican experience; a sociological sourcebook, 1973
The Italians; social backgrounds of an American group, 1974
The Italian-American experience; an annotated and classified bibliographical guide, with selected publications of the Casa Italiana Educational Bureau, 1974
A Bibliography of American educational history : an annotated and classified guide, 1975
(ed.) Studies in Italian American social history : essays in honor of Leonard Covello, 1975
Bilingual schooling in the United States : a sourcebook for educational personnel, 1976
(with Thomas M. Pitkin) The Black Hand : a chapter in ethnic crime, 1977
Sociology of education : a guide to information sources, 1978
The immigrant woman in North America : an annotated bibliography of selected references, 1985
Crime in America : historical patterns and contemporary realities : an annotated bibliography, 1985
Referencesedit
^Arthur G. James, Obituaries in the News, AP Online, October 24, 2001. Available (subscription only) at HighBeam.
^ abcdDouglas Martin, Francesco Cordasco, 80, Sociologist and Writer, New York Times, October 23, 2001
^ abcPeter J. Sampson, 'Sociologist Frank Cordasco, expert on immigrants, at 80', Bergen County, October 7, 2001. Available online (subscription only) at HighBeam.
November 11, 2023
francesco, cordasco, francesco, cordasco, november, 1920, october, 2001, american, sociologist, bibliographer, wrote, edited, over, books, specialized, immigration, history, educational, sociology, life, editfrancesco, condasco, born, west, york, living, there. Francesco M Cordasco November 2 1920 October 4 2001 was an American sociologist and bibliographer who wrote and edited over 100 books 1 2 He specialized in immigration history and educational sociology Life editFrancesco Condasco was born in West New York living there throughout his life He was one of three children born to Carmela nee Madorna and Giovanni Cordasco a factory worker The first language in the house was Italian 2 He served in the US Army from 1941 to 1943 before graduating BA from Columbia University and gaining a masters and PhD from New York University 3 He went on to teach at Long Island University the City University of New York New York University and the University of Puerto Rico Although Cordasco s main area of expertise was in immigration to America bilingualism and education his initial publications dealt with eighteenth century bibliography In 1949 Cordasco assembled evidence that the identity of Junius was Colonel Lauchlin Macleane 2 In 1963 Cordasco was appointed Professor of Education at Montclair State College where he would remain for 26 years As an educational consultant in the late 1960s he recommended parental involvement in ghetto schools and worked to encourage community participation in poor areas in Philadelphia 3 He was also Education Editor at USA Today He retired from Montclair in 1989 3 He died from heart failure at a hospital in Teaneck New Jersey 2 Works edit Colonel Macleane and the Junius Controversy ELH Vol 16 No 4 December 1949 pp 172 83 A brief history of education a handbook of information on Greek Roman medieval Renaissance and modern educational practice 1963 The social background of the Italo American school child A study of the southern Italian family mores and their effect on the school situation in Italy and America 1967 Jacob Riis revisited poverty and the slum in another era 1968 Puerto Rican children in mainland schools a source book for teachers 1968 The School in the social order a sociological introduction to educational understanding 1970 with David N Alloway Minorities and the American city a sociological primer for educators 1970 Eighteenth century bibliographies handlists of critical studies relating to Smollett Richardson Sterne Fielding Dibdin 18th century medicine the 18th century novel Godwin Gibbon Young and Burke To which is added John P Anderson s Bibliography of Smollett 1970 Puerto Ricans on the United States mainland a bibliography of reports texts critical studies and related materials 1972 The Puerto Ricans 1493 1973 a chronology amp fact book 1973 with Eugene Bucchioni The Puerto Rican experience a sociological sourcebook 1973 The Italians social backgrounds of an American group 1974 The Italian American experience an annotated and classified bibliographical guide with selected publications of the Casa Italiana Educational Bureau 1974 A Bibliography of American educational history an annotated and classified guide 1975 ed Studies in Italian American social history essays in honor of Leonard Covello 1975 Bilingual schooling in the United States a sourcebook for educational personnel 1976 with Thomas M Pitkin The Black Hand a chapter in ethnic crime 1977 Sociology of education a guide to information sources 1978 The immigrant woman in North America an annotated bibliography of selected references 1985 Crime in America historical patterns and contemporary realities an annotated bibliography 1985References edit Arthur G James Obituaries in the News AP Online October 24 2001 Available online subscription only at HighBeam a b c d Douglas Martin Francesco Cordasco 80 Sociologist and Writer New York Times October 23 2001 a b c Peter J Sampson Sociologist Frank Cordasco expert on immigrants at 80 Bergen County October 7 2001 Available online subscription only at HighBeam Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Francesco Cordasco amp oldid 1050543255, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
