Margaret Taylor
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3789657 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Margaret Taylor |
| NOMBRES | Margaret |
| APELLIDO | Taylor |
| FIRMA | TAYLOR M |
| AFILIACIONES | George Washington University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9084-1844 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1947 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Potential and Reality of New Refugees Entering German Higher Education
By the close of 2015, roughly 890,000 new refugees had arrived in Germany, more than half fleeing the ongoing Syrian Civil War. While Germany had been accustomed to heavy migration streams since the end of the Second World War, the speed of the refugee influx was unexpected. Federal, state, and municipal governments and German civil society, including educational institutions, were largely unprepared and scrambled to respond. This article critica…
Undermining the social foundations
The family 1 provided the essential foundations and structural framework for traditional 2 Aboriginal society. The nuclear family provided the foundations that were reinforced by the collective alliances and land-holdings of the extended family. Kinship, and hence family, 'was the real basis of tribal organisation'. 3 'The elementary or nuclear family' 4 was 'the basic unit of everyday social living' 5 and consisted 'of a man and his wife or wive…
Banks, bailouts and bonuses
This article presents a first hand account of the financial crisis by 'Margaret Taylor', a union activist within HBOS. Overviewing more than twenty years' experience in the sector, Margaret highlights three types of change under way since the 1990s that she sees as antecedents of the present crisis: the shift from traditional pay structures to individualised, performance based pay; the entry of retail giants geared to aggressive marketing and max…
Horse people
Empire and after
Playing at politics
Self‐identity and the arts education of disabled young people
Overall, little is known about the ways in which disabled children and young people produce artwork or how they experience arts education. Neither is it known to what extent they are encouraged to produce work that engages with the expressive development of a sense of self that incorporates experiences of impairment and disability. This article is based on my recent PhD research which has investigated the ways in which a group of disabled young s…
Regulation as the Mother of Innovation
This paper explores the relationship between government actions and innovation in an environmental control technology—sulfur dioxide (SO2) control technologies for power plants—through the use of complementary research methods. Its findings include the importance of regulation and the anticipation of regulation in stimulating invention; the greater role of regulation, as opposed to public R&D expenditures, in inducing invention; the importance of…
Old high German monophthongization
Group composition effects on social behaviour of captive squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus)
Lucreti De Rerum Natura
Did You Feed My Cow? Rhymes and Games from City Streets and Country Lanes
Progress and Primitivism in Lucretius
Regulation as the Mother of Innovation
This paper explores the relationship between government actions and innovation in an environmental control technology—sulfur dioxide (SO2) control technologies for power plants—through the use of complementary research methods. Its findings include the importance of regulation and the anticipation of regulation in stimulating invention; the greater role of regulation, as opposed to public R&D expenditures, in inducing invention; the importance of…
Banks, bailouts and bonuses
This article presents a first hand account of the financial crisis by 'Margaret Taylor', a union activist within HBOS. Overviewing more than twenty years' experience in the sector, Margaret highlights three types of change under way since the 1990s that she sees as antecedents of the present crisis: the shift from traditional pay structures to individualised, performance based pay; the entry of retail giants geared to aggressive marketing and max…
The Potential and Reality of New Refugees Entering German Higher Education
By the close of 2015, roughly 890,000 new refugees had arrived in Germany, more than half fleeing the ongoing Syrian Civil War. While Germany had been accustomed to heavy migration streams since the end of the Second World War, the speed of the refugee influx was unexpected. Federal, state, and municipal governments and German civil society, including educational institutions, were largely unprepared and scrambled to respond. This article critica…
Undermining the social foundations
The family 1 provided the essential foundations and structural framework for traditional 2 Aboriginal society. The nuclear family provided the foundations that were reinforced by the collective alliances and land-holdings of the extended family. Kinship, and hence family, 'was the real basis of tribal organisation'. 3 'The elementary or nuclear family' 4 was 'the basic unit of everyday social living' 5 and consisted 'of a man and his wife or wive…
Self‐identity and the arts education of disabled young people
Overall, little is known about the ways in which disabled children and young people produce artwork or how they experience arts education. Neither is it known to what extent they are encouraged to produce work that engages with the expressive development of a sense of self that incorporates experiences of impairment and disability. This article is based on my recent PhD research which has investigated the ways in which a group of disabled young s…
Progress and Primitivism in Lucretius
Did You Feed My Cow? Rhymes and Games from City Streets and Country Lanes
Lucreti De Rerum Natura
Group composition effects on social behaviour of captive squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus)
Old high German monophthongization
Self‐identity and the arts education of disabled young people
Overall, little is known about the ways in which disabled children and young people produce artwork or how they experience arts education. Neither is it known to what extent they are encouraged to produce work that engages with the expressive development of a sense of self that incorporates experiences of impairment and disability. This article is based on my recent PhD research which has investigated the ways in which a group of disabled young s…
Regulation as the Mother of Innovation
This paper explores the relationship between government actions and innovation in an environmental control technology—sulfur dioxide (SO2) control technologies for power plants—through the use of complementary research methods. Its findings include the importance of regulation and the anticipation of regulation in stimulating invention; the greater role of regulation, as opposed to public R&D expenditures, in inducing invention; the importance of…
Playing at politics
Empire and after
Horse people
Banks, bailouts and bonuses
This article presents a first hand account of the financial crisis by 'Margaret Taylor', a union activist within HBOS. Overviewing more than twenty years' experience in the sector, Margaret highlights three types of change under way since the 1990s that she sees as antecedents of the present crisis: the shift from traditional pay structures to individualised, performance based pay; the entry of retail giants geared to aggressive marketing and max…
Undermining the social foundations
The family 1 provided the essential foundations and structural framework for traditional 2 Aboriginal society. The nuclear family provided the foundations that were reinforced by the collective alliances and land-holdings of the extended family. Kinship, and hence family, 'was the real basis of tribal organisation'. 3 'The elementary or nuclear family' 4 was 'the basic unit of everyday social living' 5 and consisted 'of a man and his wife or wive…
The Potential and Reality of New Refugees Entering German Higher Education
By the close of 2015, roughly 890,000 new refugees had arrived in Germany, more than half fleeing the ongoing Syrian Civil War. While Germany had been accustomed to heavy migration streams since the end of the Second World War, the speed of the refugee influx was unexpected. Federal, state, and municipal governments and German civil society, including educational institutions, were largely unprepared and scrambled to respond. This article critica…
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