Nina Lucas
Biographic Data
| ID | 248474 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nina Lucas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nina |
| FAMILY NAME | Lucas |
| SIGNATURE | LUCAS N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Parenting Research Centre |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2236-6778 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Le tournant des humanités numériques dans la recherche française sur les mondes musulmans. Entretien avec Noëmie Lucas et Mercedes Volait
Noëmie Lucas est chercheuse post-doctorante à l’université d’Édimbourg dans le cadre du projet ERC « The Finances of the Caliphate: Abbasid Practice in Islamic Late Antiquity ». Docteure en histoire de l’université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (2020), elle s’est intéressée à la philologie numérique des textes en caractères arabes dans le cadre de son premier post-doctorat au CNRS. Elle est en outre l’auteure du rapport OCR/HTR et graphie arabe, Les …
Humanités numériques / Digital Humanities
Oxymore pour certains, rvolution pour d'autres, humanits numriques est une formule la mode que le chercheur en sciences humaines rencontre de plus en plus frquemment.La signification exacte de cette expression reste pourtant floue et il semble mme impossible d'en donner une dfinition gnrale tant les humanits numriques dpendent des pratiques, des disciplines et des sujets traits.Il est bien plus facile de percevoir leur impact, qui est capital.La …
The Works of Ibn Wāḍiḥ al-Yaʿqūbī
“It’s like you’re not even there…”
Retrouver le paysage
Retrouver le paysage, c'est faire une double histoire : celle d'un objet et celle d'un concept 1. Par objet, il faut entendre la perception située d'un environnement changeant ; par concept, un outil que le chercheur peut mobiliser pour interroger ce qui n'est plus. La perte du paysage est souvent liée à plusieurs phénomènes : la destruction-ou la modification-de ses marqueurs physiques, la mutation des perceptions que l'on en a, ou encore le cha…
Parvaneh Pourshariati, Decline and Fall of the Sasanian Empire
Dans cet ouvrage, Parvaneh Pourshariati se propose de revenir sur l’histoire de l’empire sassanide pendant l’Antiquité tardive pour expliquer son déclin et sa chute. Son objectif est, notamment, de rendre compte des raisons du succès des conquêtes islamiques, à partir d’une perspective sassanide, autrement dit en partant des dynamiques internes à son histoire, à savoir, d’après elle, la rupture de la confédération entre la famille sassanide (Pārs…
Parents’ supervised contact visits with their children in care
Lectures et mutations du paysage des marais bas-iraqiens aux premiers siècles de l'Islam
Lectures et mutations du paysage des marais bas-iraqiens aux premiers siècles de l'IslamNoëmie Lucas* La Batiha c'est tout un pays dans le pays d'Irak, quelque chose d'à part, installé entre ciel et terre, entre les vastes étendues d'eau libre, les îles et les roseaux en masses serrées, à peine trouées de quelques cheminements possibles pour les embarcations, les fondrières et les sols asséchés, sans parler des canaux et des digues, des villages …
De Bagdad à Damas, Études en mémoire de Dominique Sourdel, Textes rassemblés par Jean-Michel Mouton et Clément Onimus, Hautes Études Orientales 55, Librairie Droz, Genève, 2018
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
Heightened Maternal Separation Anxiety in the Postpartum
Maternal separation anxiety (MSA) refers to feelings of anxiety elicited in a mother during separation from her infant. The role of social and structural disadvantage in the etiology of high MSA has been overlooked. Secondary analysis of data from the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children ( N = 3,897) revealed that compared to socioeconomically advantaged women, women of low socioeconomic position had a fourfold increased odds of reporting hi…
Strengthening the social environment for Australian children
We thank Professor Parkinson for his response (Parkinson, 2013) to our paper published in the Journal of Family Studies (Lucas, Nicholson, & Erbas, 2013) and the opportunity to expand upon the position presented in our discussion. Parkinson argues that it was inappropriate for us to cite his report For Kids’ Sake: Repairing the social environment for Australian children and young people (FKS) (Parkinson, 2011) as supporting claims that two biolog…
Strengthening the social environment for Australian children - a Reply to Parkinson
Child mental health after parental separation
Children of separated parents are consistently shown to have greater likelihood of poor mental health than children of intact families. Explanations to date have focused on the impacts of parental conflict, and the role of resident mothers, neglecting the potential importance of non-resident fathers. Using recent data from the longitudinal study of Australian children, this study: (1) compares the mental health of children from intact families wi…
Combining work and family
Leave Duration After Childbirth
In this article, we use longitudinal data on Australian two-parent families to assess the impact of mothers' leave duration after childbirth on their subsequent mental health, quality of parenting, and couple relationships. We found that 2 to 3 years after the birth, psychological distress was significantly less likely among mothers who took >13 weeks paid leave or >26 to 52 weeks leave in total. However, those who took >26 weeks in total were mo…
Child mental health after parental separation
Children of separated parents tend to have poorer mental health than children of intact families. Explanations to date have tended to focus on resident mothers, neglecting the potential importance of non-resident fathers. Using recent data from the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children, and independent teacher-reports of child mental health, this study 1) compares the mental health of children with resident and non-resident fathers and 2) exp…
Socioeconomic inequality profiles in physical and developmental health from 0–7 years
BACKGROUND: Early and persistent exposure to socioeconomic disadvantage impairs children's health and wellbeing. However, it is unclear at what age health inequalities emerge or whether these relationships vary across ages and outcomes. We address these issues using cross-sectional Australian population data on the physical and developmental health of children at ages 0-1, 2-3, 4-5 and 6-7 years. METHODS: 10 physical and developmental health outc…
Combining work and family
Child mental health after parental separation
Children of separated parents are consistently shown to have greater likelihood of poor mental health than children of intact families. Explanations to date have focused on the impacts of parental conflict, and the role of resident mothers, neglecting the potential importance of non-resident fathers. Using recent data from the longitudinal study of Australian children, this study: (1) compares the mental health of children from intact families wi…
Socioeconomic inequality profiles in physical and developmental health from 0–7 years
BACKGROUND: Early and persistent exposure to socioeconomic disadvantage impairs children's health and wellbeing. However, it is unclear at what age health inequalities emerge or whether these relationships vary across ages and outcomes. We address these issues using cross-sectional Australian population data on the physical and developmental health of children at ages 0-1, 2-3, 4-5 and 6-7 years. METHODS: 10 physical and developmental health outc…
Parents’ supervised contact visits with their children in care
Leave Duration After Childbirth
In this article, we use longitudinal data on Australian two-parent families to assess the impact of mothers' leave duration after childbirth on their subsequent mental health, quality of parenting, and couple relationships. We found that 2 to 3 years after the birth, psychological distress was significantly less likely among mothers who took >13 weeks paid leave or >26 to 52 weeks leave in total. However, those who took >26 weeks in total were mo…
Heightened Maternal Separation Anxiety in the Postpartum
Maternal separation anxiety (MSA) refers to feelings of anxiety elicited in a mother during separation from her infant. The role of social and structural disadvantage in the etiology of high MSA has been overlooked. Secondary analysis of data from the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children ( N = 3,897) revealed that compared to socioeconomically advantaged women, women of low socioeconomic position had a fourfold increased odds of reporting hi…
Child mental health after parental separation
Children of separated parents tend to have poorer mental health than children of intact families. Explanations to date have tended to focus on resident mothers, neglecting the potential importance of non-resident fathers. Using recent data from the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children, and independent teacher-reports of child mental health, this study 1) compares the mental health of children with resident and non-resident fathers and 2) exp…
Socioeconomic inequality profiles in physical and developmental health from 0–7 years
BACKGROUND: Early and persistent exposure to socioeconomic disadvantage impairs children's health and wellbeing. However, it is unclear at what age health inequalities emerge or whether these relationships vary across ages and outcomes. We address these issues using cross-sectional Australian population data on the physical and developmental health of children at ages 0-1, 2-3, 4-5 and 6-7 years. METHODS: 10 physical and developmental health outc…
Strengthening the social environment for Australian children
We thank Professor Parkinson for his response (Parkinson, 2013) to our paper published in the Journal of Family Studies (Lucas, Nicholson, & Erbas, 2013) and the opportunity to expand upon the position presented in our discussion. Parkinson argues that it was inappropriate for us to cite his report For Kids’ Sake: Repairing the social environment for Australian children and young people (FKS) (Parkinson, 2011) as supporting claims that two biolog…
Strengthening the social environment for Australian children - a Reply to Parkinson
Child mental health after parental separation
Children of separated parents are consistently shown to have greater likelihood of poor mental health than children of intact families. Explanations to date have focused on the impacts of parental conflict, and the role of resident mothers, neglecting the potential importance of non-resident fathers. Using recent data from the longitudinal study of Australian children, this study: (1) compares the mental health of children from intact families wi…
Combining work and family
Leave Duration After Childbirth
In this article, we use longitudinal data on Australian two-parent families to assess the impact of mothers' leave duration after childbirth on their subsequent mental health, quality of parenting, and couple relationships. We found that 2 to 3 years after the birth, psychological distress was significantly less likely among mothers who took >13 weeks paid leave or >26 to 52 weeks leave in total. However, those who took >26 weeks in total were mo…
Heightened Maternal Separation Anxiety in the Postpartum
Maternal separation anxiety (MSA) refers to feelings of anxiety elicited in a mother during separation from her infant. The role of social and structural disadvantage in the etiology of high MSA has been overlooked. Secondary analysis of data from the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children ( N = 3,897) revealed that compared to socioeconomically advantaged women, women of low socioeconomic position had a fourfold increased odds of reporting hi…
De Bagdad à Damas, Études en mémoire de Dominique Sourdel, Textes rassemblés par Jean-Michel Mouton et Clément Onimus, Hautes Études Orientales 55, Librairie Droz, Genève, 2018
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
Retrouver le paysage
Retrouver le paysage, c'est faire une double histoire : celle d'un objet et celle d'un concept 1. Par objet, il faut entendre la perception située d'un environnement changeant ; par concept, un outil que le chercheur peut mobiliser pour interroger ce qui n'est plus. La perte du paysage est souvent liée à plusieurs phénomènes : la destruction-ou la modification-de ses marqueurs physiques, la mutation des perceptions que l'on en a, ou encore le cha…
Parvaneh Pourshariati, Decline and Fall of the Sasanian Empire
Dans cet ouvrage, Parvaneh Pourshariati se propose de revenir sur l’histoire de l’empire sassanide pendant l’Antiquité tardive pour expliquer son déclin et sa chute. Son objectif est, notamment, de rendre compte des raisons du succès des conquêtes islamiques, à partir d’une perspective sassanide, autrement dit en partant des dynamiques internes à son histoire, à savoir, d’après elle, la rupture de la confédération entre la famille sassanide (Pārs…
Parents’ supervised contact visits with their children in care
Lectures et mutations du paysage des marais bas-iraqiens aux premiers siècles de l'Islam
Lectures et mutations du paysage des marais bas-iraqiens aux premiers siècles de l'IslamNoëmie Lucas* La Batiha c'est tout un pays dans le pays d'Irak, quelque chose d'à part, installé entre ciel et terre, entre les vastes étendues d'eau libre, les îles et les roseaux en masses serrées, à peine trouées de quelques cheminements possibles pour les embarcations, les fondrières et les sols asséchés, sans parler des canaux et des digues, des villages …
“It’s like you’re not even there…”
The Works of Ibn Wāḍiḥ al-Yaʿqūbī
Le tournant des humanités numériques dans la recherche française sur les mondes musulmans. Entretien avec Noëmie Lucas et Mercedes Volait
Noëmie Lucas est chercheuse post-doctorante à l’université d’Édimbourg dans le cadre du projet ERC « The Finances of the Caliphate: Abbasid Practice in Islamic Late Antiquity ». Docteure en histoire de l’université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (2020), elle s’est intéressée à la philologie numérique des textes en caractères arabes dans le cadre de son premier post-doctorat au CNRS. Elle est en outre l’auteure du rapport OCR/HTR et graphie arabe, Les …
Humanités numériques / Digital Humanities
Oxymore pour certains, rvolution pour d'autres, humanits numriques est une formule la mode que le chercheur en sciences humaines rencontre de plus en plus frquemment.La signification exacte de cette expression reste pourtant floue et il semble mme impossible d'en donner une dfinition gnrale tant les humanits numriques dpendent des pratiques, des disciplines et des sujets traits.Il est bien plus facile de percevoir leur impact, qui est capital.La …
Psychology (9 works) · Developmental psychology (7 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Psychiatry (6 works) · Mental health (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Environmental health (4 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (4 works)