Stephen Shaw
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3736773 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Stephen Shaw |
| NOMBRES | Stephen |
| APELLIDO | Shaw |
| FIRMA | SHAW S |
| AFILIACIONES | London Metropolitan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4995-6594 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1963 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Making space for co-creation
Contemporary art provids a novel means to interrogate historical evidence, along with the institutions that conserve and curate it. With reference to more nuanced understandings of ‘co-creation’ and ‘cultural capital’, the paper explores the relationships that facilitate art interventions in heritage attractions. It considers two interrelated but distinct domains of co-creation: the varied forms and dynamics of collaborations between host institu…
Using artwork to market sensitive issues within heritage museums
This paper presents the outcomes to three case studies of heritage museums that employed contemporary artwork to arouse visitors’ interest in subjects covered by these museums but which could not easily be examined using conventional media (pamphlets, placards on museum walls, written text on electronic information stations, etc.). The details of relevant collaborations between contemporary artists and museums intended to achieve this purpose are…
Issues in cultural tourism studies
We Are Not Educating Individuals but Manufacturing Levers
Getting a good education in the Jim Crow South was a major accomplishment if you were black. Through the first third of the twentieth century, there were very few schools available to African American children. Even into the 1940s, unequal funding made it impossible to support an adequate staff or provide sufficient books and supplies to those few available schools. Although there were many private primary schools funded by church groups and/or l…
Ethnoscapes as Spectacle
Neo-liberalism may intensify competition, not only between, but also within cities, as local authorities collaborate with commercial and third-sector organisations to nurture emerging visitor economies. This article considers reimaging strategies that trade upon features of the place-product that include ethnic cuisine, street markets and festivals, set against the backdrop of an exoticised urban landscape. Through longitudinal case studies of tw…
The Multicultural Heritage of European Cities and its Re-presentation through Regeneration Programmes
The Canadian 'World City' and Sustainable Downtown Revitalisation
THE CITY GOVERNMENTS OF CANADA's largest metropolitan centres have, in recent years, experienced some dramatic changes of civic leadership and policy agenda, as well as reductions in financial support, and reorganisations that include the controversial 'megacity' mergers in Toronto and Montreal. Nevertheless, city governments are permanent and relatively stable institutions in a 'world of flows', characterised by 'floating populations, transnatio…
Do Attitudes Toward and Beliefs About Complementary Medicine Affect Treatment Outcomes
Many patients seek help from practitioners of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). Patients’ prior knowledge of CAM and desire for egalitarian relationships with medical practitioners have been shown to increase CAM use,1,2 as have higher scores on the Absorption scale (a measure of anxiety and “self-absorption”).3 Other personality scales do not predict CAM use.4 Although users of CAM might not agree, a common view among scientists is t…
The Catholic Parish as a Way-Station of Ethnicity and Americanization
Returning Home
We left the house early, David and I, before the household had really begun to stir and show signs of activity. Mum was up, but temporarily, making her first cup of tea to ease herself into the day. Edgar would sleep for several more hours yet, as was his wont. Muffled sounds of movement from upstairs indicated that Pat was ready to descend and probably sit looking out of the drawing room window at the garden for a while before taking hold of the…
Wage Bargaining and Unemployment
The Financial and Administrative Organization and Development of Ottoman Egypt 1517-1798
Ethnoscapes as Spectacle
Neo-liberalism may intensify competition, not only between, but also within cities, as local authorities collaborate with commercial and third-sector organisations to nurture emerging visitor economies. This article considers reimaging strategies that trade upon features of the place-product that include ethnic cuisine, street markets and festivals, set against the backdrop of an exoticised urban landscape. Through longitudinal case studies of tw…
Making space for co-creation
Contemporary art provids a novel means to interrogate historical evidence, along with the institutions that conserve and curate it. With reference to more nuanced understandings of ‘co-creation’ and ‘cultural capital’, the paper explores the relationships that facilitate art interventions in heritage attractions. It considers two interrelated but distinct domains of co-creation: the varied forms and dynamics of collaborations between host institu…
Wage Bargaining and Unemployment
Using artwork to market sensitive issues within heritage museums
This paper presents the outcomes to three case studies of heritage museums that employed contemporary artwork to arouse visitors’ interest in subjects covered by these museums but which could not easily be examined using conventional media (pamphlets, placards on museum walls, written text on electronic information stations, etc.). The details of relevant collaborations between contemporary artists and museums intended to achieve this purpose are…
Do Attitudes Toward and Beliefs About Complementary Medicine Affect Treatment Outcomes
Many patients seek help from practitioners of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). Patients’ prior knowledge of CAM and desire for egalitarian relationships with medical practitioners have been shown to increase CAM use,1,2 as have higher scores on the Absorption scale (a measure of anxiety and “self-absorption”).3 Other personality scales do not predict CAM use.4 Although users of CAM might not agree, a common view among scientists is t…
The Financial and Administrative Organization and Development of Ottoman Egypt 1517-1798
Wage Bargaining and Unemployment
Returning Home
We left the house early, David and I, before the household had really begun to stir and show signs of activity. Mum was up, but temporarily, making her first cup of tea to ease herself into the day. Edgar would sleep for several more hours yet, as was his wont. Muffled sounds of movement from upstairs indicated that Pat was ready to descend and probably sit looking out of the drawing room window at the garden for a while before taking hold of the…
The Catholic Parish as a Way-Station of Ethnicity and Americanization
Do Attitudes Toward and Beliefs About Complementary Medicine Affect Treatment Outcomes
Many patients seek help from practitioners of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). Patients’ prior knowledge of CAM and desire for egalitarian relationships with medical practitioners have been shown to increase CAM use,1,2 as have higher scores on the Absorption scale (a measure of anxiety and “self-absorption”).3 Other personality scales do not predict CAM use.4 Although users of CAM might not agree, a common view among scientists is t…
The Canadian 'World City' and Sustainable Downtown Revitalisation
THE CITY GOVERNMENTS OF CANADA's largest metropolitan centres have, in recent years, experienced some dramatic changes of civic leadership and policy agenda, as well as reductions in financial support, and reorganisations that include the controversial 'megacity' mergers in Toronto and Montreal. Nevertheless, city governments are permanent and relatively stable institutions in a 'world of flows', characterised by 'floating populations, transnatio…
We Are Not Educating Individuals but Manufacturing Levers
Getting a good education in the Jim Crow South was a major accomplishment if you were black. Through the first third of the twentieth century, there were very few schools available to African American children. Even into the 1940s, unequal funding made it impossible to support an adequate staff or provide sufficient books and supplies to those few available schools. Although there were many private primary schools funded by church groups and/or l…
Ethnoscapes as Spectacle
Neo-liberalism may intensify competition, not only between, but also within cities, as local authorities collaborate with commercial and third-sector organisations to nurture emerging visitor economies. This article considers reimaging strategies that trade upon features of the place-product that include ethnic cuisine, street markets and festivals, set against the backdrop of an exoticised urban landscape. Through longitudinal case studies of tw…
The Multicultural Heritage of European Cities and its Re-presentation through Regeneration Programmes
Issues in cultural tourism studies
Using artwork to market sensitive issues within heritage museums
This paper presents the outcomes to three case studies of heritage museums that employed contemporary artwork to arouse visitors’ interest in subjects covered by these museums but which could not easily be examined using conventional media (pamphlets, placards on museum walls, written text on electronic information stations, etc.). The details of relevant collaborations between contemporary artists and museums intended to achieve this purpose are…
Making space for co-creation
Contemporary art provids a novel means to interrogate historical evidence, along with the institutions that conserve and curate it. With reference to more nuanced understandings of ‘co-creation’ and ‘cultural capital’, the paper explores the relationships that facilitate art interventions in heritage attractions. It considers two interrelated but distinct domains of co-creation: the varied forms and dynamics of collaborations between host institu…
Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Archaeology (4 obras) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (4 obras) · History (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Medicine (3 obras)