Richard Sanders
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3633369 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Richard Sanders |
| NOMBRES | Richard |
| APELLIDO | Sanders |
| FIRMA | SANDERS R |
| AFILIACIONES | Carrier (United States) |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6884-7131 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1963 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The Diverging Paths of Black-White Segregation in Urban America, 1970-1990
Measures of Black-White housing segregation show striking uniformity across metropolitan areas in 1970 and very uneven—sometimes quite large—declines in the 1970s and 1980s. We argue that after 1970, Black households were more likely to move into neighborhoods far from existing Black enclaves and that when they did so in substantial numbers, metropolitan-level segregation declined significantly. We further argue that the volume of Black migration…
Intellectual disability and autism prevalence in Western Australia
The concurrent relaxation of ASD diagnostic practice standards in Western Australia associated with the administration of access to the NDIS and the release of the National Guidelines empowering single diagnosticians to determine the appropriateness of engaging additional diagnosticians to form a multidisciplinary team on ASD diagnosis, appear to be important factors associated with the increase in ASD diagnoses both with and without intellectual…
The misunderstood consequences of Shelley v. Kraemer
Response to Graham Curry’s review of Beastly fury
The Sustainability of Organic Agriculture in Developing Countries
Concern over food shortages in recent years has made questions over whether organic agriculture can provide the basis for sustainable agriculture in developing countries ever more urgent. In China, organic agriculture - almost completely abandoned as a result of Maoist grain monoculture and Green Revolution technologies by the 1970’s - is making a comeback, with the Organic Food Development Centre, China’s principal organic certifier, winning ful…
The Commercialisation of Chinese Universities and its Effects on Research Capacity
This paper analyses the commercialisation of leading Chinese universities and its lasting effects on research capacity and research productivity of these universities in the context of China-in-transition over the past two decades. In the first part, a brief historical review identifies the characteristics of the commercialisation of Chinese universities and its significant impacts on research capacity of the universities. In China, like most pos…
From Party/State Regulation to ‘Networking Executives’
This paper follows well publicised arguments in December 2004 between Gu Chujun, the controversial board chairman of the large Chinese refrigerator maker, Guangdong Kelon Electrical Holding Co, and Lang Xianping, a Hong Kong economics professor, over the drain on state assets resulting from the privatisation of state-owned enterprises. The Kelon affair triggered a nationwide public debate on further reform of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). The e…
A Market Road to Sustainable Agriculture? Ecological Agriculture, Green Food and Organic Agriculture in China
To the extent that free markets show little concern for the existence of externalities, they are unlikely to produce optimum outcomes with regard to the protection and enhancement of the natural environment. Accordingly, the increasing emphasis on markets to deliver development in China under Deng Xiaoping and his successors has the capacity to threaten the long-term environmental sustainability of that development. While there are good reasons t…
Idea (Intellectual Disability Exploring Answers)
Despite the demands it places on individuals, families and the community, intellectual disability (ID) is a neglected area of public health. Accurate estimates of prevalence are sparse and range from 0.5 to 3.0%. The cause of the condition is unknown in at least 50% of cases. This paper describes the Intellectual Disability Exploring Answers (IDEA) database set up in Western Australia to provide an infrastructure for research and to facilitate th…
Organic Agriculture in China
Since the early 1990s, the Chinese government has been promoting organic agriculture as an alternative to the ‘conventional’ agriculture practised in the Chinese countryside. The latter uses increasingly large amounts of chemical fertilisers and pesticides and, as a result, threatens the environmental sustainability of the rural economy. Though absolute numbers of organic farmers remain small, there has been a dramatic increase in their rate of g…
Association of sociodemographic characteristics of children with intellectual disability in Western Australia
Political Economy of Chinese Ecological Agriculture
This article discusses one of the Chinese Government's initiatives for developing environmentally friendly economic activity in the Chinese countryside since the reforms, that of Chinese Ecological Agriculture (CEA). It draws on the author's research findings from seven villages and, to a lesser extent, four counties that have adopted CEA in different parts of the Chinese countryside in recent years. It concludes that while CEA may indeed provide…
Nutrient Fluxes Through the Humber Estuary—Past, Present and Future
The geomorphology of the present day and Holocene (3000 years ago) Humber estuary, United Kingdom, are described. More than 90% of the intertidal area and sediment accumulation capacity of the estuary has been lost to reclamation over this period. A similar situation prevails in many other urbanized estuaries. Nutrient budgets for the modern estuary are presented demonstrating little trapping of nutrients, due to the loss of intertidal areas. A s…
Nutrient Fluxes Through the Humber Estuary—Past, Present and Future
The geomorphology of the present day and Holocene (3000 years ago) Humber estuary, United Kingdom, are described. More than 90% of the intertidal area and sediment accumulation capacity of the estuary has been lost to reclamation over this period. A similar situation prevails in many other urbanized estuaries. Nutrient budgets for the modern estuary are presented demonstrating little trapping of nutrients, due to the loss of intertidal areas. A s…
The political economy of Chinese environmental protection
Despite the very different policies, structures and rhetoric associated with the Mao and Deng years, environmental outcomes for China were depressingly similar. Neither the political economy of command under Mao Zedong nor the more market-based political economy under Deng Xiaoping adequately came to terms with the problems of environmental pollution and degradation, to the extent that many observers, both inside and outside China, argue that the…
Farm Work Satisfaction and Acceptance of Sustainability Goals by Australian Organic and Conventional Farmers1
Farmer dependence on large-scale organizations for inputs to production is an attribute of Australian agriculture and has changed the character of farm work and how farmers see the future of agriculture. We discuss how these changes are related to farmer satisfaction with their work and their commitment to an alternative or conventional agricultural paradigm. Organic and conventional farmers are compared and findings show that organic farmers exp…
Population Growth and Employment
In the coming decades, the broad outline of Kenyan development is quite likely to duplicate the Mexican experience of industrial and commercial progress for a minority combined with economic stagnation for the majority. While there are obvious differences in culture, history, and geography, there are basic similarities in industrialization strategy, agricultural structure, urban expansion, and population growth rate. A continuation of the current…
Community based treatment of the chronic psychotic
Chronic Psychoses and Recovery
Effect of socioenvironmental therapy on awareness of others in chronic psychosis
Predicting the outcome of social therapy with chronic psychotics
A Market Road to Sustainable Agriculture? Ecological Agriculture, Green Food and Organic Agriculture in China
To the extent that free markets show little concern for the existence of externalities, they are unlikely to produce optimum outcomes with regard to the protection and enhancement of the natural environment. Accordingly, the increasing emphasis on markets to deliver development in China under Deng Xiaoping and his successors has the capacity to threaten the long-term environmental sustainability of that development. While there are good reasons t…
Farm Work Satisfaction and Acceptance of Sustainability Goals by Australian Organic and Conventional Farmers1
Farmer dependence on large-scale organizations for inputs to production is an attribute of Australian agriculture and has changed the character of farm work and how farmers see the future of agriculture. We discuss how these changes are related to farmer satisfaction with their work and their commitment to an alternative or conventional agricultural paradigm. Organic and conventional farmers are compared and findings show that organic farmers exp…
Political Economy of Chinese Ecological Agriculture
This article discusses one of the Chinese Government's initiatives for developing environmentally friendly economic activity in the Chinese countryside since the reforms, that of Chinese Ecological Agriculture (CEA). It draws on the author's research findings from seven villages and, to a lesser extent, four counties that have adopted CEA in different parts of the Chinese countryside in recent years. It concludes that while CEA may indeed provide…
Association of sociodemographic characteristics of children with intellectual disability in Western Australia
The misunderstood consequences of Shelley v. Kraemer
Organic Agriculture in China
Since the early 1990s, the Chinese government has been promoting organic agriculture as an alternative to the ‘conventional’ agriculture practised in the Chinese countryside. The latter uses increasingly large amounts of chemical fertilisers and pesticides and, as a result, threatens the environmental sustainability of the rural economy. Though absolute numbers of organic farmers remain small, there has been a dramatic increase in their rate of g…
Community based treatment of the chronic psychotic
The political economy of Chinese environmental protection
Despite the very different policies, structures and rhetoric associated with the Mao and Deng years, environmental outcomes for China were depressingly similar. Neither the political economy of command under Mao Zedong nor the more market-based political economy under Deng Xiaoping adequately came to terms with the problems of environmental pollution and degradation, to the extent that many observers, both inside and outside China, argue that the…
The Diverging Paths of Black-White Segregation in Urban America, 1970-1990
Measures of Black-White housing segregation show striking uniformity across metropolitan areas in 1970 and very uneven—sometimes quite large—declines in the 1970s and 1980s. We argue that after 1970, Black households were more likely to move into neighborhoods far from existing Black enclaves and that when they did so in substantial numbers, metropolitan-level segregation declined significantly. We further argue that the volume of Black migration…
Predicting the outcome of social therapy with chronic psychotics
Effect of socioenvironmental therapy on awareness of others in chronic psychosis
Chronic Psychoses and Recovery
Community based treatment of the chronic psychotic
Population Growth and Employment
In the coming decades, the broad outline of Kenyan development is quite likely to duplicate the Mexican experience of industrial and commercial progress for a minority combined with economic stagnation for the majority. While there are obvious differences in culture, history, and geography, there are basic similarities in industrialization strategy, agricultural structure, urban expansion, and population growth rate. A continuation of the current…
The political economy of Chinese environmental protection
Despite the very different policies, structures and rhetoric associated with the Mao and Deng years, environmental outcomes for China were depressingly similar. Neither the political economy of command under Mao Zedong nor the more market-based political economy under Deng Xiaoping adequately came to terms with the problems of environmental pollution and degradation, to the extent that many observers, both inside and outside China, argue that the…
Farm Work Satisfaction and Acceptance of Sustainability Goals by Australian Organic and Conventional Farmers1
Farmer dependence on large-scale organizations for inputs to production is an attribute of Australian agriculture and has changed the character of farm work and how farmers see the future of agriculture. We discuss how these changes are related to farmer satisfaction with their work and their commitment to an alternative or conventional agricultural paradigm. Organic and conventional farmers are compared and findings show that organic farmers exp…
Political Economy of Chinese Ecological Agriculture
This article discusses one of the Chinese Government's initiatives for developing environmentally friendly economic activity in the Chinese countryside since the reforms, that of Chinese Ecological Agriculture (CEA). It draws on the author's research findings from seven villages and, to a lesser extent, four counties that have adopted CEA in different parts of the Chinese countryside in recent years. It concludes that while CEA may indeed provide…
Nutrient Fluxes Through the Humber Estuary—Past, Present and Future
The geomorphology of the present day and Holocene (3000 years ago) Humber estuary, United Kingdom, are described. More than 90% of the intertidal area and sediment accumulation capacity of the estuary has been lost to reclamation over this period. A similar situation prevails in many other urbanized estuaries. Nutrient budgets for the modern estuary are presented demonstrating little trapping of nutrients, due to the loss of intertidal areas. A s…
Nutrient Fluxes Through the Humber Estuary—Past, Present and Future
The geomorphology of the present day and Holocene (3000 years ago) Humber estuary, United Kingdom, are described. More than 90% of the intertidal area and sediment accumulation capacity of the estuary has been lost to reclamation over this period. A similar situation prevails in many other urbanized estuaries. Nutrient budgets for the modern estuary are presented demonstrating little trapping of nutrients, due to the loss of intertidal areas. A s…
Idea (Intellectual Disability Exploring Answers)
Despite the demands it places on individuals, families and the community, intellectual disability (ID) is a neglected area of public health. Accurate estimates of prevalence are sparse and range from 0.5 to 3.0%. The cause of the condition is unknown in at least 50% of cases. This paper describes the Intellectual Disability Exploring Answers (IDEA) database set up in Western Australia to provide an infrastructure for research and to facilitate th…
Organic Agriculture in China
Since the early 1990s, the Chinese government has been promoting organic agriculture as an alternative to the ‘conventional’ agriculture practised in the Chinese countryside. The latter uses increasingly large amounts of chemical fertilisers and pesticides and, as a result, threatens the environmental sustainability of the rural economy. Though absolute numbers of organic farmers remain small, there has been a dramatic increase in their rate of g…
Association of sociodemographic characteristics of children with intellectual disability in Western Australia
A Market Road to Sustainable Agriculture? Ecological Agriculture, Green Food and Organic Agriculture in China
To the extent that free markets show little concern for the existence of externalities, they are unlikely to produce optimum outcomes with regard to the protection and enhancement of the natural environment. Accordingly, the increasing emphasis on markets to deliver development in China under Deng Xiaoping and his successors has the capacity to threaten the long-term environmental sustainability of that development. While there are good reasons t…
From Party/State Regulation to ‘Networking Executives’
This paper follows well publicised arguments in December 2004 between Gu Chujun, the controversial board chairman of the large Chinese refrigerator maker, Guangdong Kelon Electrical Holding Co, and Lang Xianping, a Hong Kong economics professor, over the drain on state assets resulting from the privatisation of state-owned enterprises. The Kelon affair triggered a nationwide public debate on further reform of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). The e…
The Commercialisation of Chinese Universities and its Effects on Research Capacity
This paper analyses the commercialisation of leading Chinese universities and its lasting effects on research capacity and research productivity of these universities in the context of China-in-transition over the past two decades. In the first part, a brief historical review identifies the characteristics of the commercialisation of Chinese universities and its significant impacts on research capacity of the universities. In China, like most pos…
The Sustainability of Organic Agriculture in Developing Countries
Concern over food shortages in recent years has made questions over whether organic agriculture can provide the basis for sustainable agriculture in developing countries ever more urgent. In China, organic agriculture - almost completely abandoned as a result of Maoist grain monoculture and Green Revolution technologies by the 1970’s - is making a comeback, with the Organic Food Development Centre, China’s principal organic certifier, winning ful…
Response to Graham Curry’s review of Beastly fury
The misunderstood consequences of Shelley v. Kraemer
Intellectual disability and autism prevalence in Western Australia
The concurrent relaxation of ASD diagnostic practice standards in Western Australia associated with the administration of access to the NDIS and the release of the National Guidelines empowering single diagnosticians to determine the appropriateness of engaging additional diagnosticians to form a multidisciplinary team on ASD diagnosis, appear to be important factors associated with the increase in ASD diagnoses both with and without intellectual…
The Diverging Paths of Black-White Segregation in Urban America, 1970-1990
Measures of Black-White housing segregation show striking uniformity across metropolitan areas in 1970 and very uneven—sometimes quite large—declines in the 1970s and 1980s. We argue that after 1970, Black households were more likely to move into neighborhoods far from existing Black enclaves and that when they did so in substantial numbers, metropolitan-level segregation declined significantly. We further argue that the volume of Black migration…
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