David Jones
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3652148 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | David Jones |
| NOMBRES | David |
| APELLIDO | Jones |
| FIRMA | JONES D |
| AFILIACIONES | Kennesaw State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8784-449X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 126 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 196 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 122 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 5 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1916 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Believing in Dividing Times
“Through me the way is to the city dolent; Through me the way is to eternal dole; Through me the way among the people lost. Justice incited my sublime Creator;Created me divine Omnipotence,The h
Improving outcomes from pain management programmes in Aotearoa New Zealand
There are inequities for Māori (Indigenous peoples of New Zealand) in relation to chronic pain, including a disproportionate prevalence of chronic pain, a greater impact of pain, and reduced long-term benefit from chronic pain services. This likely arises from impacts of colonisation and racism within health services. The study aimed to determine the experience of Māori who had attended a 3-week pain management programme in Aotearoa New Zealand. …
Beyond the Doubleday Myth
There is nothing more American than baseball, which was invented in Cooperstown, New York, by Abner Doubleday. Consequently, Cooperstown became the home of the Baseball Hall of Fame. It is located
The Future is Female
We live in a troubled world; in truth we live in overlapping troubled worlds, and I realize we all know this truth, as CO2 levels and average global temperatures rise, and the oceans of our world w
Protecting healthcare workers during a pandemic
Objectives. To ascertain whether and how working as a partnership of two World Health Organization collaborating centres (WHOCCs), based respectively in the Global North and Global South, can add insights on “what works to protect healthcare workers (HCWs) during a pandemic, in what contexts, using what mechanism, to achieve what outcome”. Methods. A realist synthesis of seven projects in this research program was carried out to characterize cont…
Editor’s Preface
Defacing Eternal Re-Coming
Charlie’s Reading Room
The lecture was to be held in the Charles A. Moore Reading Room where the famed author of Confucius: The Secular as Sacred, Herbert Fingarette, was scheduled to speak to faculty and students. I got
The Effects of Leadership Curricula With and Without Implicit Bias Training on Graduate Medical Education
A hoop with no net
In the space where photographs elicit memory, I wade between the contours of the metaphor and our ever-present reality to look ahead. The photograph below portrays my cousin Bryan and our favorite pastime growing up. As kids, we would often challenge each other to one-on-one games of basketball. I can still remember my insistent hope that he’d miss every shot. We’d yell “brick!” at one another well before the ball left our dirty fingertips. Every…
Global social work working conditions and wellbeing
This research explores the working conditions of social workers around the globe, using a mixed-methods approach. A survey of working conditions and wellbeing was distributed to social workers via email and social media. Results subsequently informed the interview schedule for individual semi-structured interviews with social work leaders from across the world. Results confirm that social workers have among the most difficult working conditions o…
Editor’s Preface
Editors’ Preface
Philosophy—More than Ever
A Rhapsody in Pink
Through a reflection on color in the natural world by way of James Joyce’s Ulysses, this paper is an ebullient, rhapsodic, and free-flowing associative meditation on the embodied place of humans in nature. Various sources are employed through a variety of philosophic literature: ancient Western, such as Heraclitus, Parmenides, Anaximander, and Plato; the Continental philosophical tradition, such as Nietzsche, Heidegger, Husserl, and Merleau-Ponty…
Hispanic/Latino Ethnic Identity and Diabetes
Background. Hispanics/Latinos in the United States experience both a health advantage and disadvantage in developing diabetes. Ethnic identity, a predictor of psychological well-being, has not been widely applied to physical health outcomes. The objective of this study is to apply what is known regarding ethnic identity and psychological health to physical health outcomes (diabetes) and to explore the moderating effect of education as a possible …
Characterising the Digital Twin
Democracy is Coming to the USA – Weather Permitting
Knowing is the key to caring, and with caring there is hope that people will be motivated to take positive actions. They might not care even if they know, but they can’t care if they are unaware
Editor’s Preface
In Memory of Martin Schönfeld (1963–2020)
Before our preface to Comparative and Continental Philosophy 12.2 sets itself into motion, I wish to pause to commemorate the life of Martin Schonfeld (1963–2020). A dear friend over the years, a f
Editor’s Preface
Occupational Tuberculosis Among Laboratory Workers in South Africa
Functional occupational health surveillance systems can identify subgroups most at risk as well as areas of programme success and areas where increased support is needed, helping to target and monitor policy and procedure modification and training needs
Oakland’s sugar-sweetened beverage tax
That Thou Art
The inheritance of dualism from Plato to Descartes, and since, has impoverished the human relation with nature, the world, other humans, and other species. The division of soul and body, and its counterpart of mind and body, gave us a world from which we believe ourselves to be separate from and superior to other species. This self-othering standpoint has had devastating consequences socially, politically, economically, and ecologically. This ess…
Wurundjeri-al Narrm-u (Wurundjeri’s Melbourne)
This chapter discusses, from a Wurundjeri perspective, the definition of and how our connection to Country has changed (if at all) through time, with a focus on the urban heritage and landscape of Narrm, the area of metropolitan Melbourne. Throughout this chapter, reference to Narrm and Melbourne is done as two separate entities in time and context. Past Ngurungaeta (Leader) William Barak (c.1824–1903) is also referred to by his traditional name …
Arms Race Modeling
The Richardson model has been employed frequently in the study of arm races, but seldom with empirically satisfactory results. For each of twelve pairs of arms expenditure series which are commonly proposed as arms races, we consider two potential sources for the failure of Richardson modeling efforts. First, they may not constitute arms races. Second, for those which do, the Richardson model specification may not be adequate. The methodology whi…
The Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development
The Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development (The Agenda) is designed by IFSW, IASSW and ICSW to strengthen the profile of social work and to enable social workers to make a stronger contribution to policy development. The Agenda themes and commitments are presented and links with the core global statements are made explicit. The practical, conceptual and ethical challenges inherent in crafting global statements are discussed, includi…
Equal Worth, Equal Opportunities
Using personnel data from a large financial company, we find some evidence that women have to meet more stringent criteria than men for promotion, but that much of the difference between men and women's attainment is due to their attributes. For example, lack of work experience is more important quantitatively than 'Glass Ceilings' in preventing the preferment of women. Our data also suggest that the differential barriers confronting women are gr…
Global social work working conditions and wellbeing
This research explores the working conditions of social workers around the globe, using a mixed-methods approach. A survey of working conditions and wellbeing was distributed to social workers via email and social media. Results subsequently informed the interview schedule for individual semi-structured interviews with social work leaders from across the world. Results confirm that social workers have among the most difficult working conditions o…
Plantation and Village in the Cameroons
Global standards for the education and training of the social work profession
This is the final document adopted at the IASSW and IFSW General Assemblies in Adelaide, Australia, 2004. However, as the use, implementation and review of the Global Standards is to remain a dynamic process, please send your comments or recommendations to Vishanthie Sewpaul
Thomas Campbell Foster and the rural labourer; Incendiarism in East Anglia in the 1840s∗
Bed and Breakfast Lodging Development in Mainland China
The various types of bed and breakfast (B&B) or “commercial home” represent a great opportunity for the growth of entrepreneurship in Mainland China. The “commercial home” first emerged in Mainland China in the 1990s with the development of Chinese domestic tourism in the form of the “rural family hotel” (an English translation of the Chinese name ). Today, there is opportunity for further expansion of all types of “commercial home”, but we have …
Childhood trauma, dissociation and self‐harming behaviour
Objective: Childhood trauma is known to be an important antecedent in those who engage in deliberate self‐harm (DSH). We aimed to explore the mediating mechanisms between childhood trauma and subsequent DSH in a sample of women detained in a high secure setting. Method: From a previous incidence study into DSH, we subdivided a group of 50 women as follows: non‐harmers ( N = 13), infrequent harmers ( N = 22) and frequent harmers ( N = 15). These t…
Asylum to Anarchy
Following the classic work on asylums by Erving Goffman, this is a study of democratic tyranny, a tyranny of the therapeutic, in which naked power replaced the ideals of a therapeutic community designed to eliminate hierarchy and bureaucracy. It is a detailed study of a London day hospital, a model community for psychoanalytic treatment in a democratic setting which went badly wrong in its attempt to capture the momentum of de-institutionalizatio…
Long-Term Effects of Community Service Programs
The need to develop connections between life in the school and that in the community is a recurring theme in educational literature. Of the many means for doing this, one of the more prominent is experiential learning or planned opportunities for learning outside the classroom (Hamilton 1980). Within the experiential learning concept, one variation which has received a good deal of attention is youth participation programs or community service pr…
The Contribution of Local Cuisine to Destination Attractiveness
A model incorporating Chinese tourists' heterogeneous preferences of local cuisine, perceptions of local cuisine attractiveness, and destination attractiveness was investigated using the survey data collected from two cities in China and partial least-squares structural equation modeling. Local cuisine attractiveness significantly contributes to tourists' perceptions of destination attractiveness. Among the three dimensions that profile tourists'…
Design Considerations for Haptic and Auditory Map Interfaces
Communicating spatial information to the blind and visually impaired using maps and graphics presents many difficulties. Past research has offered advice to cartographers on topics such as tactile areal, point, and line symbolization; on perceptual problems related to dense linear features on tactile maps; and on the relationship between categorical data, measurement theory, and tactile discrimination. With this previous work as a foundation, we …
Stepfamilies and older people
The changing nature of family life has become a major issue in contemporary Britain. Concerns that change will bring moral decline and social fragmentation are countered by a more optimistic view which focuses on a future of more equitable and flexible family ties. Research drawing on area-based data in Luton amongst older, middle-aged and younger people with experience of family change suggests that so far as inter-generational relations, caring…
A study of pre- and postsurgical transsexuals
Promoting community and environmental sustainability
Women and Chartism
Colored Freemen as Slave Owners in Virginia
Monitoring the Distribution of Resources in the National Health Service
A Journal of Two Visits Made to Some Nations of Indians on the West Side of the River Ohio, in the Years 1772 and 1773
MAY 4, Anno Domini 1772, having prepared for my journey, and committed all to the difpofal of Divine Providence, went to Philadelphia, and converfed with meflrs.Wharton, Baynton and Morgan concerning fettling on the river Ohio ; acquainted them alfo with my defigns of vifiting the Indians.They all were pleafed, and gave me what encouragement was then in their power.Mr. Wharton was fo kind as to recom- mend me to the notice of col.Croghan at Fort …
Exploring the Potential Market for the “Commercial Home” in Mainland China
The growth of the “commercial home” around the world has been well documented (Jones & Guan, 2011 Jones, D. L. and Guan, J. J. 2011. Bed & breakfast lodging development in Mainland China: Who is the potential customer?. Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 16(1): 517–536. [Google Scholar]; Lynch, McIntosh, & Tucker, 2009 Lynch, P., McIntosh, A. J. and Tucker, H. 2009. Commercial homes: An international perspective Oxton, , England: Routledge…
Aid and Development in Southern Africa
invasion and is now irrelevant or of historical interest only, although it does include a useful typology of actors and conflict determinants. It describes the impossibility of reform and the escalation in the level of conflict, arms race, and external support. Using sipri's extensive 'registers' it points to South Africa's regional military dominance but also notes the ecological limitations on the exercise of power. Its empirical analysis sugge…
Research Advocacy Training Program Benefits Diverse Older Adults in Participation, Self-Efficacy and Attitudes toward Research
Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action - Volume 12, Issue 4, Winter 2018
Adult education in China
Additional informationNotes on contributorsDavid Jones David Jones is a Lecturer in Adult Education in the Department of Adult Education at Nottingham University. He is also Warden of Pilgrim College, the University Adult Education Centre in Boston, Lines. He is currently secretary of the Standing Conference on University Teaching and Research in the Education of Adults and was until recently convenor of their Comparative Adult Education Working …
State Structures in New Nations
There are nations and there are states. There is, for example, an Armenian nation but no state, and it is the aim of some Armenian nationalists to set up a state. This example follows a liberal European paradigm; that a sense of nationhood creates unity of purpose that allows the state to come into existence, and creates a consensus of popular acceptance that enables it to function. The state may be carved out of something larger, as in the Greek…
Colored Freemen as Slave Owners in Virginia
Beauty in Catholic Churches
Among those people who are conscious of and annoyed by the complete badness manifest in the building and decoration, in use in the Catholic Church in our days, there are very few who regard the matter as anything more than a superficial defect that can be, with care, remedied. There are few who realise the essentially malignant and even mortal nature of the infection that so ails us.Most of these people speak with varying degrees of confidence ab…
Progress of the Excavation at Kinishba
Plantation and Village in the Cameroons
The Effects of the Variation of Two Physical Parameters on Empirical Difficulty in a Perceptual Maze Test
An improved version of a perceptual maze test, which has been shown to be sensitive to frontal and temporal lobe damage, is described. The present test possesses a fully binary structure and parameters describing the task are now more easily definable. An experiment is reported in which the effect of varying two of these parameters, size and density of pattern, was examined. In order to minimize differential practice effects, a 36 times 36 random…
Law Enforcement and Popular Disturbances in Wales, 1793-1835
Before Rebecca. Popular Protests in Wales 1793-1835
A Journal of Two Visits Made to Some Nations of Indians on the West Side of the River Ohio, in the Years 1772 and 1773
MAY 4, Anno Domini 1772, having prepared for my journey, and committed all to the difpofal of Divine Providence, went to Philadelphia, and converfed with meflrs.Wharton, Baynton and Morgan concerning fettling on the river Ohio ; acquainted them alfo with my defigns of vifiting the Indians.They all were pleafed, and gave me what encouragement was then in their power.Mr. Wharton was fo kind as to recom- mend me to the notice of col.Croghan at Fort …
Thomas Campbell Foster and the rural labourer; Incendiarism in East Anglia in the 1840s∗
Monitoring the Distribution of Resources in the National Health Service
Chartism and the Chartists
Short Notices
Allen G. Debus (ed.), Medicine in Seventeenth Century England. A Symposium Held at UCLA in Honor of C. D. O'Malley (1974), xiii+485 (University of California Press, Berkeley, Los Angeles and London, £8.50). R. Quinault and J. Stevenson (eds.), Popular Protest and Public Order (1974), 242 (Allen and Unwin, £5.25). Michael S. Cross (ed.), The Workingman in the Nineteenth Century (1975), xii+316 (Oxford University Press, Toronto, paperback £3.80). C…
SSRC project
Effects of Amount of Information on Decision Strategies
Sixty male and female college students made choices among binary decision items composed of either 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 probabilistic cues. One hundred ninety-four items were generated to permit isolation of Ss' use of any of four intrinsically available decision strategies: adding cues, averaging cues, choosing the event with the largest cue, or choosing the event with the most cues. It was observed that Ss' reliability decreased as a function of th…
Short notices
Michael Freeden, The New Liberalism: An Ideology of Social Reform (1978), xi+291 (Clarendon Press, Oxford, £10.00). D. W. Howell, Land and People in Nineteenth‐Century Wales (1977), xv+207 (Routledge & Kegan Paul, £6.95). Murray Tolmie, The Triumph of the Saints: The Separate Churches of London 1616–1649 (1977), xii+251 (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, £9.00). George Huppert, Les Bourgeois Gentilshommes. An Essay on the Definition of Élite…
Nicholas Medtner (1880–1951)
Journal Article NICHOLAS MEDTNER (1880–1951) Get access DAVID JONES DAVID JONES 76a Alderman's HillPalmers Green, London, N. 13 Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Music and Letters, Volume 60, Issue 2, April 1979, Page 252, https://doi.org/10.1093/ml/60.2.252 Published: 01 April 1979
Aid and Development in Southern Africa
invasion and is now irrelevant or of historical interest only, although it does include a useful typology of actors and conflict determinants. It describes the impossibility of reform and the escalation in the level of conflict, arms race, and external support. Using sipri's extensive 'registers' it points to South Africa's regional military dominance but also notes the ecological limitations on the exercise of power. Its empirical analysis sugge…
Aid and Development in Southern Africa
Long-Term Effects of Community Service Programs
The need to develop connections between life in the school and that in the community is a recurring theme in educational literature. Of the many means for doing this, one of the more prominent is experiential learning or planned opportunities for learning outside the classroom (Hamilton 1980). Within the experiential learning concept, one variation which has received a good deal of attention is youth participation programs or community service pr…
A study of pre- and postsurgical transsexuals
Dai Greatcoat
Arms Race Modeling
The Richardson model has been employed frequently in the study of arm races, but seldom with empirically satisfactory results. For each of twelve pairs of arms expenditure series which are commonly proposed as arms races, we consider two potential sources for the failure of Richardson modeling efforts. First, they may not constitute arms races. Second, for those which do, the Richardson model specification may not be adequate. The methodology whi…
State Structures in New Nations
There are nations and there are states. There is, for example, an Armenian nation but no state, and it is the aim of some Armenian nationalists to set up a state. This example follows a liberal European paradigm; that a sense of nationhood creates unity of purpose that allows the state to come into existence, and creates a consensus of popular acceptance that enables it to function. The state may be carved out of something larger, as in the Greek…
Crime, Protest, Community, and Police in Nineteenth-Century Britain
The nonverbal context of mothers' speech to infants
Six infants were videotaped twice between six and ten months of age while engaged in a free play session with their mothers. Division of the mothers' utterances into verbal episodes revealed that for all mothers, the majority of episodes began in response to something done by the child: from session 1 to session 2, the number of episodes initiated by a shift in the child's gaze decreased and the number initiated by a child action increased. Durin…
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