T Johnson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1739 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | T Johnson |
| NOMBRES | T |
| APELLIDO | Johnson |
| FIRMA | JOHNSON T |
| AFILIACIONES | Central Statistics Office |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8376-8987 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 101 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1980 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Running Head
Black women's maternal experiences are shaped by historical inequities, racialized stereotypes, and institutional neglect. The endorsement of the SBW stereotype has been shown to lead to coping strategies like "identity shifting," where Black women alter their behaviors to mitigate discrimination. Culturally responsive care models, provider training, and policy reforms centered on Black maternal voices are urgently needed to disrupt systemic harm…
Systemic Inequities in Health Care
Background: Black people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are disproportionately impacted by health disparities and endure distinctive systemic challenges as a result of their intersecting identities. Objectives: This manuscript describes a collaborative project between university researchers, people with IDD and their care partners, and providers to understand contextual and individual characteristics that influence equitab…
The quest for environmental justice in China
Environmental distribution conflicts (EDCs) related to the construction and operation of waste incinerators have become commonplace in China. This article presents a detailed case study of citizen opposition to an incinerator in the village of Panguanying, Hebei Province. Drawing on in-depth fieldwork, we show how this case was notable, because it transcended the local arena to raise bigger questions about environmental justice, particularly in r…
Regulatory dynamism of environmental mobilization in urban China
In China, urban middle class mobilization against potential pollution risk has become increasingly common. This article examines this phenomenon through a detailed case study of a 2009 anti‐waste incinerator campaign in the Panyu District of Guangzhou, which culminated in a sizeable public protest and government U‐turn. This episode revealed tension between the narrow, state‐centered regulatory model fixated on end‐of‐pipe pollution control, and …
Lydgate's Affective Turn
This paper argues that John Lydgate's Bycorne and Chychevache marks an important shift in the literary uses of emotion by revising the discourse of melancholic suffering in order to help a merchant-class patron confront socio-economic anxieties. In his misogynist poem, Lydgate imagines a world where wives dominate their husbands and force them to fall victim to a man-eating monster. The poem thus focuses on a melancholic masculinity that is capti…
Introduction
Additional informationNotes on contributorsThomas J. Johnson Thomas J. Johnson (Ph.D., University of Washington, 1989) is the Amon G. Carter, Jr. Centennial Professor in the School of Journalism at University of Texas at Austin. He is the author or coeditor of three books, including International Media Communication in a Global Age (Routledge, 2009). He has studied the role of new media in the presidential election since 1992 and has published mo…
A Shift in Media Credibility
This study surveyed politically interested online users to examine how they perceive the traditional news media, their online counterparts and independent web-based newspapers, as well as exploring which factors influenced credibility of online sources during the 2004 general election in South Korea. Independent web-based newspapers were considered more credible for political information than either traditional media or their online counterparts.…
New Opportunities, Same Constraints
Since coming to power in 2002, China's ‘fourth generation’ leadership has attempted to steer the country on to a new development path that emphasises environmental protection and resource conservation. This article argues that this has opened up a window of opportunity for China's State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA), long perceived as a weak body, to expand its influence and improve implementation of environmental policies. This …
The Impact of Question and Respondent Characteristics on Comprehension and Mapping Difficulties
Behavior coding is one technique researchers use to detect problems in survey questions, but it has been primarily explored as a practical tool rather than a source of insight into the theoretical understanding of the cognitive processes by which respondents answer survey questions. The latter is the focus of the current investigation. Using data from a large study in which face-to-face interviews were taped and extensive behavior coding was done…
Bursting with cancer!” Vacuous marketing slogans from around the world
Using Is Believing
This study surveyed politically interested Web users online to investigate the degree to which reliance on traditional and online sources predicts credibility of online newspapers, television news, news-magazines, candidate literature, and political issue-oriented sites after controlling for demographic and political factors. Reliance on online and traditional media was the strongest predictor of credibility of online sources. Reliance on traditi…
Minor League Baseball
Communities of all sizes are investing in minor league stadiums to attract or retain a minor league baseball team. The promise of economic development benefits is often put forward to justify these multimillion dollar investments. Local officials should be aware of the risks that accompany hosting professional sports teams and understand that minor league teams will not be economic growth engines. The decision to invest in a minor league stadium …
Influence Dealers
This agenda-building study employed a path analysis model to examine the three-way relationship among the public, the media, and the president on the issue of drug abuse during the Nixon administration. The path model also measured the extent to which these actors were influenced by real-world conditions about the number of drug-related arrests in the United States. Past studies have suggested a cyclical relationship should exist among the presid…
Peace in the Liberal World
Abstracts of the contributed papers
The ecological economics of sustainability
Major Rock Paintings of Southern Africa
The Impact of Question and Respondent Characteristics on Comprehension and Mapping Difficulties
Behavior coding is one technique researchers use to detect problems in survey questions, but it has been primarily explored as a practical tool rather than a source of insight into the theoretical understanding of the cognitive processes by which respondents answer survey questions. The latter is the focus of the current investigation. Using data from a large study in which face-to-face interviews were taped and extensive behavior coding was done…
Introduction
Additional informationNotes on contributorsThomas J. Johnson Thomas J. Johnson (Ph.D., University of Washington, 1989) is the Amon G. Carter, Jr. Centennial Professor in the School of Journalism at University of Texas at Austin. He is the author or coeditor of three books, including International Media Communication in a Global Age (Routledge, 2009). He has studied the role of new media in the presidential election since 1992 and has published mo…
The quest for environmental justice in China
Environmental distribution conflicts (EDCs) related to the construction and operation of waste incinerators have become commonplace in China. This article presents a detailed case study of citizen opposition to an incinerator in the village of Panguanying, Hebei Province. Drawing on in-depth fieldwork, we show how this case was notable, because it transcended the local arena to raise bigger questions about environmental justice, particularly in r…
Influence Dealers
This agenda-building study employed a path analysis model to examine the three-way relationship among the public, the media, and the president on the issue of drug abuse during the Nixon administration. The path model also measured the extent to which these actors were influenced by real-world conditions about the number of drug-related arrests in the United States. Past studies have suggested a cyclical relationship should exist among the presid…
Regulatory dynamism of environmental mobilization in urban China
In China, urban middle class mobilization against potential pollution risk has become increasingly common. This article examines this phenomenon through a detailed case study of a 2009 anti‐waste incinerator campaign in the Panyu District of Guangzhou, which culminated in a sizeable public protest and government U‐turn. This episode revealed tension between the narrow, state‐centered regulatory model fixated on end‐of‐pipe pollution control, and …
A Shift in Media Credibility
This study surveyed politically interested online users to examine how they perceive the traditional news media, their online counterparts and independent web-based newspapers, as well as exploring which factors influenced credibility of online sources during the 2004 general election in South Korea. Independent web-based newspapers were considered more credible for political information than either traditional media or their online counterparts.…
New Opportunities, Same Constraints
Since coming to power in 2002, China's ‘fourth generation’ leadership has attempted to steer the country on to a new development path that emphasises environmental protection and resource conservation. This article argues that this has opened up a window of opportunity for China's State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA), long perceived as a weak body, to expand its influence and improve implementation of environmental policies. This …
Systemic Inequities in Health Care
Background: Black people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are disproportionately impacted by health disparities and endure distinctive systemic challenges as a result of their intersecting identities. Objectives: This manuscript describes a collaborative project between university researchers, people with IDD and their care partners, and providers to understand contextual and individual characteristics that influence equitab…
Minor League Baseball
Communities of all sizes are investing in minor league stadiums to attract or retain a minor league baseball team. The promise of economic development benefits is often put forward to justify these multimillion dollar investments. Local officials should be aware of the risks that accompany hosting professional sports teams and understand that minor league teams will not be economic growth engines. The decision to invest in a minor league stadium …
The ecological economics of sustainability
Major Rock Paintings of Southern Africa
The ecological economics of sustainability
Peace in the Liberal World
Abstracts of the contributed papers
Influence Dealers
This agenda-building study employed a path analysis model to examine the three-way relationship among the public, the media, and the president on the issue of drug abuse during the Nixon administration. The path model also measured the extent to which these actors were influenced by real-world conditions about the number of drug-related arrests in the United States. Past studies have suggested a cyclical relationship should exist among the presid…
Minor League Baseball
Communities of all sizes are investing in minor league stadiums to attract or retain a minor league baseball team. The promise of economic development benefits is often put forward to justify these multimillion dollar investments. Local officials should be aware of the risks that accompany hosting professional sports teams and understand that minor league teams will not be economic growth engines. The decision to invest in a minor league stadium …
Using Is Believing
This study surveyed politically interested Web users online to investigate the degree to which reliance on traditional and online sources predicts credibility of online newspapers, television news, news-magazines, candidate literature, and political issue-oriented sites after controlling for demographic and political factors. Reliance on online and traditional media was the strongest predictor of credibility of online sources. Reliance on traditi…
Bursting with cancer!” Vacuous marketing slogans from around the world
The Impact of Question and Respondent Characteristics on Comprehension and Mapping Difficulties
Behavior coding is one technique researchers use to detect problems in survey questions, but it has been primarily explored as a practical tool rather than a source of insight into the theoretical understanding of the cognitive processes by which respondents answer survey questions. The latter is the focus of the current investigation. Using data from a large study in which face-to-face interviews were taped and extensive behavior coding was done…
New Opportunities, Same Constraints
Since coming to power in 2002, China's ‘fourth generation’ leadership has attempted to steer the country on to a new development path that emphasises environmental protection and resource conservation. This article argues that this has opened up a window of opportunity for China's State Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA), long perceived as a weak body, to expand its influence and improve implementation of environmental policies. This …
A Shift in Media Credibility
This study surveyed politically interested online users to examine how they perceive the traditional news media, their online counterparts and independent web-based newspapers, as well as exploring which factors influenced credibility of online sources during the 2004 general election in South Korea. Independent web-based newspapers were considered more credible for political information than either traditional media or their online counterparts.…
Introduction
Additional informationNotes on contributorsThomas J. Johnson Thomas J. Johnson (Ph.D., University of Washington, 1989) is the Amon G. Carter, Jr. Centennial Professor in the School of Journalism at University of Texas at Austin. He is the author or coeditor of three books, including International Media Communication in a Global Age (Routledge, 2009). He has studied the role of new media in the presidential election since 1992 and has published mo…
Lydgate's Affective Turn
This paper argues that John Lydgate's Bycorne and Chychevache marks an important shift in the literary uses of emotion by revising the discourse of melancholic suffering in order to help a merchant-class patron confront socio-economic anxieties. In his misogynist poem, Lydgate imagines a world where wives dominate their husbands and force them to fall victim to a man-eating monster. The poem thus focuses on a melancholic masculinity that is capti…
Regulatory dynamism of environmental mobilization in urban China
In China, urban middle class mobilization against potential pollution risk has become increasingly common. This article examines this phenomenon through a detailed case study of a 2009 anti‐waste incinerator campaign in the Panyu District of Guangzhou, which culminated in a sizeable public protest and government U‐turn. This episode revealed tension between the narrow, state‐centered regulatory model fixated on end‐of‐pipe pollution control, and …
The quest for environmental justice in China
Environmental distribution conflicts (EDCs) related to the construction and operation of waste incinerators have become commonplace in China. This article presents a detailed case study of citizen opposition to an incinerator in the village of Panguanying, Hebei Province. Drawing on in-depth fieldwork, we show how this case was notable, because it transcended the local arena to raise bigger questions about environmental justice, particularly in r…
Running Head
Black women's maternal experiences are shaped by historical inequities, racialized stereotypes, and institutional neglect. The endorsement of the SBW stereotype has been shown to lead to coping strategies like "identity shifting," where Black women alter their behaviors to mitigate discrimination. Culturally responsive care models, provider training, and policy reforms centered on Black maternal voices are urgently needed to disrupt systemic harm…
Systemic Inequities in Health Care
Background: Black people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are disproportionately impacted by health disparities and endure distinctive systemic challenges as a result of their intersecting identities. Objectives: This manuscript describes a collaborative project between university researchers, people with IDD and their care partners, and providers to understand contextual and individual characteristics that influence equitab…
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