Thomas J Price
Biographic Data
| ID | 200176 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas J Price |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas J |
| FAMILY NAME | Price |
| SIGNATURE | PRICE T J |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at El Paso |
| ORCID | 0009-0009-4355-826X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Qualitative evidence for the determinants of deaths of despair
Deaths from suicide, drug overdose, and alcohol-specific causes, collectively termed “deaths of despair” (DoD), represent a growing public health concern. Quantitative research has linked these deaths to adverse social and economic conditions but less is known about how their determinants are understood and articulated within qualitative research. This scoping review aimed to map the existing qualitative evidence on the perceived determinants of …
“They’re Lacking Purpose. It’s a Recipe for Suicide.”
This qualitative study explores the factors contributing to gender-based inequalities in “deaths of despair” (DoD) – those deaths from suicide, drug overdoses, and alcohol-specific causes – among men in two deindustrialised towns in North East England. Understanding gender-based disparities in these causes of death sheds important light on how social and economic factors intersect with certain facets of masculinity, such as stoicism and self-reli…
A Cycle of Social Violence
Health inequalities are a form of violence, produced and sustained by political, economic, and social structures that systematically disadvantage certain communities. Drawing on qualitative data from 194 participants in six English towns, this study develops the Cycle of Social Violence, a novel theoretical framework that conceptualises how structural, slow, and symbolic violence interact to create and perpetuate health inequalities. Participants…
Moralisation, stigmatisation, and downstream interventions
This paper examines how symbolic violence contributes to the persistence of geographic inequalities in deaths of despair (DoD), those from drug, suicide, and alcohol-specific mortality, in two deindustrialised towns in North East England. Although there is evidence that DoD are driven by structural determinants, such as economic policies, inadequate social safety nets, and poverty, less is known about how these determinants are ideologically obsc…
“They pulled that funding away and we’re not recovering. it’s getting worse”
This study underscores the urgent need for reinvestment in local services to reduce inequalities and prevent further unnecessary deaths due to drug, suicide, and alcohol-specific causes. Prioritising the restoration and enhancement of services lost to austerity is critical. Such reinvestment will not only help to alleviate some of the most immediate need but also form a foundation for addressing the wider structural inequalities that perpetuate d…
They're not mentally ill, their lives are just shit”
The rise in mortality in high-income countries from drug, suicide, and alcohol specific causes, referred to collectively as 'deaths of despair', has received growing interest from researchers. In both the US and UK, mortality rates from deaths of despair are higher in deprived, deindustrialised communities. In this qualitative study, we sought to learn how stakeholders working with vulnerable populations in Middlesbrough, a deindustrialised town …
Spy Stories, Espionage and the Public in the Twentieth Century
Popular Perceptions of an Ally
The Changing Image of the Soviets in the Bond Saga
State Development Agencies as International Actors and the Decentralization of United States Foreign Economic Policy
Journal Article State Development Agencies as International Actors and the Decentralization of United States Foreign Economic Policy Get access Thomas J. Price Thomas J. Price University of TexasEl Paso Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Volume 11, Issue 1, Winter 1981, Pages 37–48, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pubjof.a037348 Published: 01 January 1981
Foreign Policy Behavior
Constraints on Foreign Policy Decision Making
Since the usual theoretical approaches to explain foreign policy decision-making—that is, to isolate a single explanatory factor—have proven less than satisfying, a different perspective is proposed here. Normally the explanation is framed in a “this factor causes that behavior” statement. The perspective offered is that decision makers are constrained by certain factors to a limited range of choice. The factors of stability and flexibility are u…
Behavior Modes
Communications
Military Power and Potential. Klaus Knorr
Class, Kinship, and Power in an Ecuadorian Town
Algunos aspectos de estabilidad y desorganización cultural en una comunidad isleña del Caribe colombiano
El trabajo de terreno sobre el cual se basa este artículo fue realizado como parte del programa de estudios afro-americanos de la Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois (USA), bajo el patrocinio de la Grace & Henry Doherty Foundation de Nueva York y últimamente del Instituto Colombiano de Antropología. El autor expresa su agradecimiento al Profesor G. Reichel-Dolmatoff por la ayuda prestada en la traducción del original y a éste y al Profeso…
Estado y necesidades actuales de las investigaciones afro-colombianas
Las investigaciones de terreno sobre las cuales se basa en parte este artículo, fueron auspiciadas por la Grace y Henry Doherty Foundation de Nueva York, y últimamente por el Instituto Colombiano de Antropología
Estado y necesidades actuales de las investigaciones afro-colombianas
Las investigaciones de terreno sobre las cuales se basa en parte este artículo, fueron auspiciadas por la Grace y Henry Doherty Foundation de Nueva York, y últimamente por el Instituto Colombiano de Antropología
They're not mentally ill, their lives are just shit”
The rise in mortality in high-income countries from drug, suicide, and alcohol specific causes, referred to collectively as 'deaths of despair', has received growing interest from researchers. In both the US and UK, mortality rates from deaths of despair are higher in deprived, deindustrialised communities. In this qualitative study, we sought to learn how stakeholders working with vulnerable populations in Middlesbrough, a deindustrialised town …
A Cycle of Social Violence
Health inequalities are a form of violence, produced and sustained by political, economic, and social structures that systematically disadvantage certain communities. Drawing on qualitative data from 194 participants in six English towns, this study develops the Cycle of Social Violence, a novel theoretical framework that conceptualises how structural, slow, and symbolic violence interact to create and perpetuate health inequalities. Participants…
Popular Perceptions of an Ally
The Changing Image of the Soviets in the Bond Saga
Class, Kinship, and Power in an Ecuadorian Town
Algunos aspectos de estabilidad y desorganización cultural en una comunidad isleña del Caribe colombiano
El trabajo de terreno sobre el cual se basa este artículo fue realizado como parte del programa de estudios afro-americanos de la Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois (USA), bajo el patrocinio de la Grace & Henry Doherty Foundation de Nueva York y últimamente del Instituto Colombiano de Antropología. El autor expresa su agradecimiento al Profesor G. Reichel-Dolmatoff por la ayuda prestada en la traducción del original y a éste y al Profeso…
Algunos aspectos de estabilidad y desorganización cultural en una comunidad isleña del Caribe colombiano
El trabajo de terreno sobre el cual se basa este artículo fue realizado como parte del programa de estudios afro-americanos de la Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois (USA), bajo el patrocinio de la Grace & Henry Doherty Foundation de Nueva York y últimamente del Instituto Colombiano de Antropología. El autor expresa su agradecimiento al Profesor G. Reichel-Dolmatoff por la ayuda prestada en la traducción del original y a éste y al Profeso…
Estado y necesidades actuales de las investigaciones afro-colombianas
Las investigaciones de terreno sobre las cuales se basa en parte este artículo, fueron auspiciadas por la Grace y Henry Doherty Foundation de Nueva York, y últimamente por el Instituto Colombiano de Antropología
Class, Kinship, and Power in an Ecuadorian Town
Military Power and Potential. Klaus Knorr
Communications
Behavior Modes
Constraints on Foreign Policy Decision Making
Since the usual theoretical approaches to explain foreign policy decision-making—that is, to isolate a single explanatory factor—have proven less than satisfying, a different perspective is proposed here. Normally the explanation is framed in a “this factor causes that behavior” statement. The perspective offered is that decision makers are constrained by certain factors to a limited range of choice. The factors of stability and flexibility are u…
State Development Agencies as International Actors and the Decentralization of United States Foreign Economic Policy
Journal Article State Development Agencies as International Actors and the Decentralization of United States Foreign Economic Policy Get access Thomas J. Price Thomas J. Price University of TexasEl Paso Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Publius: The Journal of Federalism, Volume 11, Issue 1, Winter 1981, Pages 37–48, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pubjof.a037348 Published: 01 January 1981
Foreign Policy Behavior
The Changing Image of the Soviets in the Bond Saga
Popular Perceptions of an Ally
Spy Stories, Espionage and the Public in the Twentieth Century
“They pulled that funding away and we’re not recovering. it’s getting worse”
This study underscores the urgent need for reinvestment in local services to reduce inequalities and prevent further unnecessary deaths due to drug, suicide, and alcohol-specific causes. Prioritising the restoration and enhancement of services lost to austerity is critical. Such reinvestment will not only help to alleviate some of the most immediate need but also form a foundation for addressing the wider structural inequalities that perpetuate d…
They're not mentally ill, their lives are just shit”
The rise in mortality in high-income countries from drug, suicide, and alcohol specific causes, referred to collectively as 'deaths of despair', has received growing interest from researchers. In both the US and UK, mortality rates from deaths of despair are higher in deprived, deindustrialised communities. In this qualitative study, we sought to learn how stakeholders working with vulnerable populations in Middlesbrough, a deindustrialised town …
“They’re Lacking Purpose. It’s a Recipe for Suicide.”
This qualitative study explores the factors contributing to gender-based inequalities in “deaths of despair” (DoD) – those deaths from suicide, drug overdoses, and alcohol-specific causes – among men in two deindustrialised towns in North East England. Understanding gender-based disparities in these causes of death sheds important light on how social and economic factors intersect with certain facets of masculinity, such as stoicism and self-reli…
A Cycle of Social Violence
Health inequalities are a form of violence, produced and sustained by political, economic, and social structures that systematically disadvantage certain communities. Drawing on qualitative data from 194 participants in six English towns, this study develops the Cycle of Social Violence, a novel theoretical framework that conceptualises how structural, slow, and symbolic violence interact to create and perpetuate health inequalities. Participants…
Moralisation, stigmatisation, and downstream interventions
This paper examines how symbolic violence contributes to the persistence of geographic inequalities in deaths of despair (DoD), those from drug, suicide, and alcohol-specific mortality, in two deindustrialised towns in North East England. Although there is evidence that DoD are driven by structural determinants, such as economic policies, inadequate social safety nets, and poverty, less is known about how these determinants are ideologically obsc…
Qualitative evidence for the determinants of deaths of despair
Deaths from suicide, drug overdose, and alcohol-specific causes, collectively termed “deaths of despair” (DoD), represent a growing public health concern. Quantitative research has linked these deaths to adverse social and economic conditions but less is known about how their determinants are understood and articulated within qualitative research. This scoping review aimed to map the existing qualitative evidence on the perceived determinants of …
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