Martin Roche
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 124630 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Martin Roche |
| NOMBRES | Martin |
| APELLIDO | Roche |
| FIRMA | ROCHE M |
| AFILIACIONES | Massey University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7573-3183 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 84 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Authority without privilege
Racial Disparities in Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty
Self-Knowledge for Humans
Quassim Cassam laments the focus that philosophers place on so-called trivial self-knowledge, e.g. knowing that one believes it is raining or knowing that one wants salmon for dinner. ‘Substantial’ self-knowledge, by contrast, includes knowledge of one's values, character traits, aptitudes, emotions, abilities, etc. Cassam claims that while the latter is of great interest to non-philosophers, contemporary philosophers largely ignore it. A major a…
Learning to become a better man”
This paper reports a qualitative study of incarcerated Indigenous fathers in Australia, using a framework of generative fathering. Researchers interviewed 28 imprisoned Indigenous men about their experiences of parenting and their responses to a parenting programme. Participants identified how the programme supported their learning and their capacity to embrace the role of parenting the next generation. Responses indicate that the programme's for…
Forest governance and sustainability pathways in the absence of a comprehensive national forest policy — The case of New Zealand
The fall and rise of agricultural productivism? An Antipodean viewpoint
Much debated in the early 2000s, the productivist/post-productivist transition is revisited from an Antipodean perspective from where it was variously both strongly adopted and vigorously contested as a theorization of rural change. The context in which the terminology of productivism and post-productivism, particularly the various classes of the former, appeared is discussed. Although multifunctionalism is endorsed, the persistence of productivi…
Introspection and Consciousness
Journal Article Introspection and Consciousness Get access Introspection and Consciousness. edited bySmithies Declan & Stoljar Daniel. (Oxford: OUP, 2012. Pp. x + 425. Price $78.00.) Michael Roche, Michael Roche *Mississippi State University, USA E-mail: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar William Roche William Roche †Texas Christian University, USA Search for other works by this author on:…
A Difficulty for Testing the Inner Sense Theory of Introspection
A common way of testing the inner sense theory of introspection exploits the possibility of damage to inner sense. Such damage is expected to lead to first-personal deficits/impairments of one kind or another. I raise various problems for this way of testing the theory. The main difficulty, I argue, stems from the existence of the method subserving confabulation
Food Regimes Revisited
Food Regimes' was coined by Friedmann and McMichael in 1989 and provided a organising framework for a considerable amount of Australian and New Zealand research during a period of economic restructuring and 'deregulation'. Subsequently Food regimes were overtaken by other perspectives in New Zealand and elsewhere including an interest in commodity productions chains, regulation, postproductivist landscapes, and post structural political economy. …
Seeds of Empire
Colonial Forestry at its Limits
This paper explores imperial forestry networks by focusing on a single individual, Sir David Hutchins, who spent the final years of his life in New Zealand extolling the need for scientific forest management in the Dominion. Hutchins' career had taken him from India to Southern Africa, to British East Africa and Australia, then finally to New Zealand. In New Zealand he advocated a colonial forestry model derived from his Indian and African experi…
Rural geography
The plurality of research traditions within rural geography continues to be apparent. Some of the legacies of agricultural geogra-phy, plus the new possibilities offered by
Social Policy and Social Capital
The recent emergence of the term social capital into the vocabulary of policy makers in the UK is indicative of the community-led model which is currently being championed by New Labour. However, before the practical value (if any) of this particular ‘new’ idea can be realised, ways of measuring social capital which would make it ‘fit for purpose’ in the local policy setting need to be developed. The findings of one project, which set about measu…
Complicated Problems, Complicated Solutions? Homelessness and Joined‐up Policy Responses
The government has recently signalled its determination to address both the symptoms and causes of homelessness through the introduction of new legislation requiring local authorities within England and Wales to develop strategic approaches to addressing this issue. Moreover, in common with many other areas of social provision in recent years, the “joining‐up” of services has been identified as a central tenet of these new approaches. In the case…
Wilderness to Orchard
The orchard is suggestive of the ways in which commercial apple growing was represented as an idealised lifestyle linking rural economy and nature. But it was dependent on spraying as a means of controlling pests and disease and shaped increasingly by apple importing countries
New Zealand's ‘New Order’
Rural geography
This annual review of journal publications in rural geography suggests no reduction in the plurality of research traditions in this corner of the discipline, although there are signs of a repositioning from stances adopted in previous years. In particular, but not exclusively, this relates to discussion of the utility of a postproductivist transition, the
Rural geography
Just Noise? Newspaper Crime Reporting and the Fear of Crime
Making Fruitful Comparisons
Apples along with bananas and oranges are major constituents of a global fresh fruit and vegetable complex (FFV). This paper adopts Philip McMichael's ideas of singular incorporated comparison within a food regimes framework as a means of examining the major Southern hemisphere apple exporting countries. A high level of differentiation among apple exporting countries is revealed in the way in which various producers are integrated into the global…
Sustaining the fruits of labour
Planting power, the afforestation of the commons and state formation in Portugal
The land we have we must hold’
Valuing nature, The decline and preservation of old-growth forests
Fighting over the forests
The fall and rise of agricultural productivism? An Antipodean viewpoint
Much debated in the early 2000s, the productivist/post-productivist transition is revisited from an Antipodean perspective from where it was variously both strongly adopted and vigorously contested as a theorization of rural change. The context in which the terminology of productivism and post-productivism, particularly the various classes of the former, appeared is discussed. Although multifunctionalism is endorsed, the persistence of productivi…
Seeds of Empire
Rural geography
Forest governance and sustainability pathways in the absence of a comprehensive national forest policy — The case of New Zealand
Rural geography
The plurality of research traditions within rural geography continues to be apparent. Some of the legacies of agricultural geogra-phy, plus the new possibilities offered by
Rural geography
This annual review of journal publications in rural geography suggests no reduction in the plurality of research traditions in this corner of the discipline, although there are signs of a repositioning from stances adopted in previous years. In particular, but not exclusively, this relates to discussion of the utility of a postproductivist transition, the
Just Noise? Newspaper Crime Reporting and the Fear of Crime
Sustaining the fruits of labour
The land we have we must hold’
Learning to become a better man”
This paper reports a qualitative study of incarcerated Indigenous fathers in Australia, using a framework of generative fathering. Researchers interviewed 28 imprisoned Indigenous men about their experiences of parenting and their responses to a parenting programme. Participants identified how the programme supported their learning and their capacity to embrace the role of parenting the next generation. Responses indicate that the programme's for…
Making Fruitful Comparisons
Apples along with bananas and oranges are major constituents of a global fresh fruit and vegetable complex (FFV). This paper adopts Philip McMichael's ideas of singular incorporated comparison within a food regimes framework as a means of examining the major Southern hemisphere apple exporting countries. A high level of differentiation among apple exporting countries is revealed in the way in which various producers are integrated into the global…
Social Policy and Social Capital
The recent emergence of the term social capital into the vocabulary of policy makers in the UK is indicative of the community-led model which is currently being championed by New Labour. However, before the practical value (if any) of this particular ‘new’ idea can be realised, ways of measuring social capital which would make it ‘fit for purpose’ in the local policy setting need to be developed. The findings of one project, which set about measu…
Complicated Problems, Complicated Solutions? Homelessness and Joined‐up Policy Responses
The government has recently signalled its determination to address both the symptoms and causes of homelessness through the introduction of new legislation requiring local authorities within England and Wales to develop strategic approaches to addressing this issue. Moreover, in common with many other areas of social provision in recent years, the “joining‐up” of services has been identified as a central tenet of these new approaches. In the case…
Wilderness to Orchard
The orchard is suggestive of the ways in which commercial apple growing was represented as an idealised lifestyle linking rural economy and nature. But it was dependent on spraying as a means of controlling pests and disease and shaped increasingly by apple importing countries
Racial Disparities in Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty
Fighting over the forests
Valuing nature, The decline and preservation of old-growth forests
The land we have we must hold’
Sustaining the fruits of labour
Planting power, the afforestation of the commons and state formation in Portugal
Making Fruitful Comparisons
Apples along with bananas and oranges are major constituents of a global fresh fruit and vegetable complex (FFV). This paper adopts Philip McMichael's ideas of singular incorporated comparison within a food regimes framework as a means of examining the major Southern hemisphere apple exporting countries. A high level of differentiation among apple exporting countries is revealed in the way in which various producers are integrated into the global…
Just Noise? Newspaper Crime Reporting and the Fear of Crime
Rural geography
Wilderness to Orchard
The orchard is suggestive of the ways in which commercial apple growing was represented as an idealised lifestyle linking rural economy and nature. But it was dependent on spraying as a means of controlling pests and disease and shaped increasingly by apple importing countries
New Zealand's ‘New Order’
Rural geography
This annual review of journal publications in rural geography suggests no reduction in the plurality of research traditions in this corner of the discipline, although there are signs of a repositioning from stances adopted in previous years. In particular, but not exclusively, this relates to discussion of the utility of a postproductivist transition, the
Social Policy and Social Capital
The recent emergence of the term social capital into the vocabulary of policy makers in the UK is indicative of the community-led model which is currently being championed by New Labour. However, before the practical value (if any) of this particular ‘new’ idea can be realised, ways of measuring social capital which would make it ‘fit for purpose’ in the local policy setting need to be developed. The findings of one project, which set about measu…
Complicated Problems, Complicated Solutions? Homelessness and Joined‐up Policy Responses
The government has recently signalled its determination to address both the symptoms and causes of homelessness through the introduction of new legislation requiring local authorities within England and Wales to develop strategic approaches to addressing this issue. Moreover, in common with many other areas of social provision in recent years, the “joining‐up” of services has been identified as a central tenet of these new approaches. In the case…
Rural geography
The plurality of research traditions within rural geography continues to be apparent. Some of the legacies of agricultural geogra-phy, plus the new possibilities offered by
Colonial Forestry at its Limits
This paper explores imperial forestry networks by focusing on a single individual, Sir David Hutchins, who spent the final years of his life in New Zealand extolling the need for scientific forest management in the Dominion. Hutchins' career had taken him from India to Southern Africa, to British East Africa and Australia, then finally to New Zealand. In New Zealand he advocated a colonial forestry model derived from his Indian and African experi…
Seeds of Empire
Food Regimes Revisited
Food Regimes' was coined by Friedmann and McMichael in 1989 and provided a organising framework for a considerable amount of Australian and New Zealand research during a period of economic restructuring and 'deregulation'. Subsequently Food regimes were overtaken by other perspectives in New Zealand and elsewhere including an interest in commodity productions chains, regulation, postproductivist landscapes, and post structural political economy. …
A Difficulty for Testing the Inner Sense Theory of Introspection
A common way of testing the inner sense theory of introspection exploits the possibility of damage to inner sense. Such damage is expected to lead to first-personal deficits/impairments of one kind or another. I raise various problems for this way of testing the theory. The main difficulty, I argue, stems from the existence of the method subserving confabulation
The fall and rise of agricultural productivism? An Antipodean viewpoint
Much debated in the early 2000s, the productivist/post-productivist transition is revisited from an Antipodean perspective from where it was variously both strongly adopted and vigorously contested as a theorization of rural change. The context in which the terminology of productivism and post-productivism, particularly the various classes of the former, appeared is discussed. Although multifunctionalism is endorsed, the persistence of productivi…
Introspection and Consciousness
Journal Article Introspection and Consciousness Get access Introspection and Consciousness. edited bySmithies Declan & Stoljar Daniel. (Oxford: OUP, 2012. Pp. x + 425. Price $78.00.) Michael Roche, Michael Roche *Mississippi State University, USA E-mail: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar William Roche William Roche †Texas Christian University, USA Search for other works by this author on:…
Forest governance and sustainability pathways in the absence of a comprehensive national forest policy — The case of New Zealand
Learning to become a better man”
This paper reports a qualitative study of incarcerated Indigenous fathers in Australia, using a framework of generative fathering. Researchers interviewed 28 imprisoned Indigenous men about their experiences of parenting and their responses to a parenting programme. Participants identified how the programme supported their learning and their capacity to embrace the role of parenting the next generation. Responses indicate that the programme's for…
Self-Knowledge for Humans
Quassim Cassam laments the focus that philosophers place on so-called trivial self-knowledge, e.g. knowing that one believes it is raining or knowing that one wants salmon for dinner. ‘Substantial’ self-knowledge, by contrast, includes knowledge of one's values, character traits, aptitudes, emotions, abilities, etc. Cassam claims that while the latter is of great interest to non-philosophers, contemporary philosophers largely ignore it. A major a…
Racial Disparities in Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty
Authority without privilege
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