Barbara Marshall
Biographic Data
| ID | 3775936 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Barbara Marshall |
| GIVEN NAMES | Barbara |
| FAMILY NAME | Marshall |
| SIGNATURE | MARSHALL B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Semmelweis University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6058-7278 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 135 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Implementing narrative medicine in teaching languages for healthcare purposes
Narrative medicine not only helps to make professional-patient relationships and communication more humane but also supports professional reflection of people working in healthcare by taking into consideration the specific aspects of interpersonal interactions. Since curricula in all branches of health science and medical education are often already overloaded with core medical subjects, language classes can offer a good opportunity to introduce …
Heiner Lück, Alma Leucorea. Eine Geschichte der Universität Wittenberg 1502 bis 1817. Halle (Saale), Universitätsverlag Halle-Wittenberg 2020
Article Heiner Lück, Alma Leucorea. Eine Geschichte der Universität Wittenberg 1502 bis 1817. Halle (Saale), Universitätsverlag Halle-Wittenberg 2020 was published on October 1, 2021 in the journal Historische Zeitschrift (volume 313, issue 2)
The Politics of Migration
Part 1: Essays 1. Introduction 2. The Economics of Migration Policies Thomas Straubhaar 3. What Causes Migration? Poverty or Development? Or is it the Other Way Around? Arjan de Haan 4. Irregular Migration Khalid Koser 5. Refugees, Asylum-Seekers and the Internally Displaced: The Politics of Forced Migration Heaven Crawley 6. Migration and Society Pontus Odmalm 7. Migration in Europe Christina Boswell 8. Moving Backwards? Migration in Sub-Saharan…
Buff boys' with brooms
This paper explores a shift in masculine sporting identities associated with the sport of curling in Canada. We argue that as curling has become increasingly professionalized, there has been a corresponding shift to representations of male curlers that valourize youth, strength and aggression, in contrast to a previous emphasis on maturity and sportsmanship. After a review of the history and context of curling’s popularity as a sport in Canada, w…
Using environmental health officers’ opinions to inform the source attribution of enteric disease
Results from the MLSI analysis for exposure, risk setting, and EHO bias, are valid contributions for informing source attribution. Important considerations from this work, including strategies to standardize and improve the quality of MLSI data, will enhance source attribution hypotheses
Origins of Post-War German Politics (RLE)
A qualitative exploration of the perceptions and information needs of public health inspectors responsible for food safety
The information gathered from these focus groups can provide a basis for the development of resources that will meet the specific needs of public health inspectors involved in protecting and promoting food safety
Food consumption patterns in the Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada
The demographics and lifestyles of Canadians are changing, thereby influencing food choices and food preparation in the home. Although different dietary practices are associated with increased risk of foodborne illness, our ability to evaluate food consumption trends and assess risks associated with foodborne illness is limited by lack of data on current eating habits and consumer food safety practices. The objective of this study was to describe…
Infectious Disease Outbreaks Related to Drinking Water in Canada, 1974–2001
Recent public attention on drinking water supplies in the aftermath of waterborne infection outbreaks in Walkerton and North Battleford raises questions about safety. We analyzed information on waterborne outbreaks occurring between 1974 and 2001 in order to identify apparent trends, review the current status of monitoring and reporting, and gain a better understanding of the impact of drinking water quality on public health and disease burden. D…
New sex for old
The New Germany and Migration in Europe
Part 1 West Germany and migration, 1945-1989: refugees, foreigners, ethnic Germans and seekers. Part 2 The impact of migration in the new Germany: who migrates? some facts and figures - general trends - foreigners, irregular migration, temporary labour, ethnic Germans, resettlers, Jews, seekers the socio-economic impact of migration - migrants in the economy and the labour market, migrant and the welfare state security aspects. Part 3 The problem…
The New Germany and Migration in Europe
Working while Black
This presentation examines an emerging lexicon that benchmarks the sites of employment for African¬ American workers in predominantly white institutions. More significantly, it advances recommendations for counteracting the effects of Working While Black forays into the workplace
Closer integration or re‐nationalization? Recent trends in EU migration and asylum policies
Although there has been general agreement in the European Union that the problems created by international migration require harmonized policy responses, the Conference at Tampere in October 1999 demonstrated again the ongoing controversies among member states. This article argues that the reason for this integration deficit can be found in the interaction of several factors: migration and refugee policies have been an area in which the Commissio…
Willy Brandt
List of Abbreviations - Introduction - The Early Years 1913-45 - Brandt in Berlin 1946-66 - The Grand Coalition 1966-69 - The Chancellor 1969-74 - Out of Office 1974-82 - The Elder Statesman 1982-92 - Conclusions - Bibliography - Index
Outbreak of Trichinosis in Ontario Secondary to the Ingestion of Wild Boar Meat
Such Hardworking People
Shorter Notices
Shorter Notices Get access BARBARA MARSHALL BARBARA MARSHALL Polytechnic of North London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume CVII, Issue CCCCXXV, October 1992, Pages 1080–1081, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/CVII.CCCCXXV.1080 Published: 01 October 1992
Political culture in France and Germany
Journal Article Political culture in France and Germany: a contemporary perspective Get access Political culture in France and Germany: a contemporary perspective. Edited by John Gaffneyand Eva Kolinsky. London: Routledge. 1991. 262pp. Index. £35.00. ISBN 0 415 0232 1 Barbara Marshall Barbara Marshall 1Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 68, Issue 1, …
The Cold War legacy in Europe
Migration’ into Germany
Politics in Academe
The Democratization of Local Politics in the British Zone of Germany
In 1945, during the weeks following the arrival of Allied troops in Germany, the average German citizen appeared to British observers as 'dazed and stunned' and quite indifferent to important international events around him such as the Potsdam Conference, which, after all, was to determine the future of his country.' There was enormous relief, particularly in the big cities such as Hanover, that the fighting was over and the senseless destruction…
German Attitudes to British Military Government 1945-47
This article analyses German reactions to British Military Government in the immediate post-war years 1945-47. From sullen acceptance of military defeat and occupation the mood of the German population changed to one of intense criticism of the British, culminating in the summer of 1947 in a series of widespread strikes. This development was to some extent to be expected: no authority would have been popular which had to run the country in a peri…
New sex for old
Migration’ into Germany
German Attitudes to British Military Government 1945-47
This article analyses German reactions to British Military Government in the immediate post-war years 1945-47. From sullen acceptance of military defeat and occupation the mood of the German population changed to one of intense criticism of the British, culminating in the summer of 1947 in a series of widespread strikes. This development was to some extent to be expected: no authority would have been popular which had to run the country in a peri…
Infectious Disease Outbreaks Related to Drinking Water in Canada, 1974–2001
Recent public attention on drinking water supplies in the aftermath of waterborne infection outbreaks in Walkerton and North Battleford raises questions about safety. We analyzed information on waterborne outbreaks occurring between 1974 and 2001 in order to identify apparent trends, review the current status of monitoring and reporting, and gain a better understanding of the impact of drinking water quality on public health and disease burden. D…
Buff boys' with brooms
This paper explores a shift in masculine sporting identities associated with the sport of curling in Canada. We argue that as curling has become increasingly professionalized, there has been a corresponding shift to representations of male curlers that valourize youth, strength and aggression, in contrast to a previous emphasis on maturity and sportsmanship. After a review of the history and context of curling’s popularity as a sport in Canada, w…
Closer integration or re‐nationalization? Recent trends in EU migration and asylum policies
Although there has been general agreement in the European Union that the problems created by international migration require harmonized policy responses, the Conference at Tampere in October 1999 demonstrated again the ongoing controversies among member states. This article argues that the reason for this integration deficit can be found in the interaction of several factors: migration and refugee policies have been an area in which the Commissio…
The Democratization of Local Politics in the British Zone of Germany
In 1945, during the weeks following the arrival of Allied troops in Germany, the average German citizen appeared to British observers as 'dazed and stunned' and quite indifferent to important international events around him such as the Potsdam Conference, which, after all, was to determine the future of his country.' There was enormous relief, particularly in the big cities such as Hanover, that the fighting was over and the senseless destruction…
German Attitudes to British Military Government 1945-47
This article analyses German reactions to British Military Government in the immediate post-war years 1945-47. From sullen acceptance of military defeat and occupation the mood of the German population changed to one of intense criticism of the British, culminating in the summer of 1947 in a series of widespread strikes. This development was to some extent to be expected: no authority would have been popular which had to run the country in a peri…
The Democratization of Local Politics in the British Zone of Germany
In 1945, during the weeks following the arrival of Allied troops in Germany, the average German citizen appeared to British observers as 'dazed and stunned' and quite indifferent to important international events around him such as the Potsdam Conference, which, after all, was to determine the future of his country.' There was enormous relief, particularly in the big cities such as Hanover, that the fighting was over and the senseless destruction…
Politics in Academe
Shorter Notices
Shorter Notices Get access BARBARA MARSHALL BARBARA MARSHALL Polytechnic of North London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume CVII, Issue CCCCXXV, October 1992, Pages 1080–1081, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/CVII.CCCCXXV.1080 Published: 01 October 1992
Political culture in France and Germany
Journal Article Political culture in France and Germany: a contemporary perspective Get access Political culture in France and Germany: a contemporary perspective. Edited by John Gaffneyand Eva Kolinsky. London: Routledge. 1991. 262pp. Index. £35.00. ISBN 0 415 0232 1 Barbara Marshall Barbara Marshall 1Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 68, Issue 1, …
The Cold War legacy in Europe
Migration’ into Germany
Such Hardworking People
Outbreak of Trichinosis in Ontario Secondary to the Ingestion of Wild Boar Meat
Willy Brandt
List of Abbreviations - Introduction - The Early Years 1913-45 - Brandt in Berlin 1946-66 - The Grand Coalition 1966-69 - The Chancellor 1969-74 - Out of Office 1974-82 - The Elder Statesman 1982-92 - Conclusions - Bibliography - Index
Closer integration or re‐nationalization? Recent trends in EU migration and asylum policies
Although there has been general agreement in the European Union that the problems created by international migration require harmonized policy responses, the Conference at Tampere in October 1999 demonstrated again the ongoing controversies among member states. This article argues that the reason for this integration deficit can be found in the interaction of several factors: migration and refugee policies have been an area in which the Commissio…
Working while Black
This presentation examines an emerging lexicon that benchmarks the sites of employment for African¬ American workers in predominantly white institutions. More significantly, it advances recommendations for counteracting the effects of Working While Black forays into the workplace
The New Germany and Migration in Europe
Part 1 West Germany and migration, 1945-1989: refugees, foreigners, ethnic Germans and seekers. Part 2 The impact of migration in the new Germany: who migrates? some facts and figures - general trends - foreigners, irregular migration, temporary labour, ethnic Germans, resettlers, Jews, seekers the socio-economic impact of migration - migrants in the economy and the labour market, migrant and the welfare state security aspects. Part 3 The problem…
The New Germany and Migration in Europe
New sex for old
Infectious Disease Outbreaks Related to Drinking Water in Canada, 1974–2001
Recent public attention on drinking water supplies in the aftermath of waterborne infection outbreaks in Walkerton and North Battleford raises questions about safety. We analyzed information on waterborne outbreaks occurring between 1974 and 2001 in order to identify apparent trends, review the current status of monitoring and reporting, and gain a better understanding of the impact of drinking water quality on public health and disease burden. D…
Food consumption patterns in the Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada
The demographics and lifestyles of Canadians are changing, thereby influencing food choices and food preparation in the home. Although different dietary practices are associated with increased risk of foodborne illness, our ability to evaluate food consumption trends and assess risks associated with foodborne illness is limited by lack of data on current eating habits and consumer food safety practices. The objective of this study was to describe…
A qualitative exploration of the perceptions and information needs of public health inspectors responsible for food safety
The information gathered from these focus groups can provide a basis for the development of resources that will meet the specific needs of public health inspectors involved in protecting and promoting food safety
Using environmental health officers’ opinions to inform the source attribution of enteric disease
Results from the MLSI analysis for exposure, risk setting, and EHO bias, are valid contributions for informing source attribution. Important considerations from this work, including strategies to standardize and improve the quality of MLSI data, will enhance source attribution hypotheses
Origins of Post-War German Politics (RLE)
The Politics of Migration
Part 1: Essays 1. Introduction 2. The Economics of Migration Policies Thomas Straubhaar 3. What Causes Migration? Poverty or Development? Or is it the Other Way Around? Arjan de Haan 4. Irregular Migration Khalid Koser 5. Refugees, Asylum-Seekers and the Internally Displaced: The Politics of Forced Migration Heaven Crawley 6. Migration and Society Pontus Odmalm 7. Migration in Europe Christina Boswell 8. Moving Backwards? Migration in Sub-Saharan…
Buff boys' with brooms
This paper explores a shift in masculine sporting identities associated with the sport of curling in Canada. We argue that as curling has become increasingly professionalized, there has been a corresponding shift to representations of male curlers that valourize youth, strength and aggression, in contrast to a previous emphasis on maturity and sportsmanship. After a review of the history and context of curling’s popularity as a sport in Canada, w…
Heiner Lück, Alma Leucorea. Eine Geschichte der Universität Wittenberg 1502 bis 1817. Halle (Saale), Universitätsverlag Halle-Wittenberg 2020
Article Heiner Lück, Alma Leucorea. Eine Geschichte der Universität Wittenberg 1502 bis 1817. Halle (Saale), Universitätsverlag Halle-Wittenberg 2020 was published on October 1, 2021 in the journal Historische Zeitschrift (volume 313, issue 2)
Implementing narrative medicine in teaching languages for healthcare purposes
Narrative medicine not only helps to make professional-patient relationships and communication more humane but also supports professional reflection of people working in healthcare by taking into consideration the specific aspects of interpersonal interactions. Since curricula in all branches of health science and medical education are often already overloaded with core medical subjects, language classes can offer a good opportunity to introduce …
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