John Wells
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3804811 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | John Wells |
| NOMBRES | John |
| APELLIDO | Wells |
| FIRMA | WELLS J |
| AFILIACIONES | Waterford Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9560-8945 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 36 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1974 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
O'Connor, J. D.
Professor Joseph Desmond O'Connor (1919–98) was one of the leading British phoneticians in the second half of the 20th century. A friendly and informal man, he was known by everyone, students as well as colleagues, as Doc.
Gimson, A. C.
Professor Alfred Charles (A. C.) Gimson (1917–85) was the most influential British phonetician of the second half of the 20th century.
Ageing well
Overview of Efforts to Increase Women Enrollment in the Veterans Affairs Million Veteran Program
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Virtually Hidden
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Convergence Research as a ‘System-of-Systems’
Assessing open science and citizen science in addictions and substance use research
BACKGROUND: The EU promotes 'Open Science' as a public good. Complementary to its implementation is Citizen Science, which redefines the relationship between the scientific community, civic society and the individual. Open Science and Citizen Science poses challenges for the substance use and addictions research community but may provide positive opportunities for future European addiction research. This paper explores both current barriers and p…
Towards an understanding of online visual aesthetics
Commodified aura from Freddie Montgomery’s perspective in John Banville’s The Book of Evidence
This essay explores how John Banville’s The Book of Evidence presents its narrator, Freddie Montgomery, as a monstrous abstraction of projective drives that mechanized visual experience and altered conditions for aesthetic authenticity, what Walter Benjamin dubbed aura, while accommodating capitalist development. Erwin Panofsky’s argument that linear perspective developed as a symbolic form through which Europeans learned to understand visual exp…
Slam Sex” - Sexualized Injecting Drug Use (“Sidu”) Amongst Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM)—A Scoping Review
Sexualized injecting drug use ("SIDU") is a phenomenon associated with a wide array of high-risk injecting and sex-related practices. This scoping review establishes what is known about MSM and SIDU to assess implications for health care and policy. Characteristics of MSM for "SIDU" may include being on anti-retroviral treatment and urban residency with drivers being challenging social taboos; a search for intimacy; convenience of administration;…
Gender Differences in Demographic and Health Characteristics of the Million Veteran Program Cohort
Blood letting”—Self-phlebotomy in injecting anabolic-androgenic steroids within performance and image enhancing drug (Pied) culture
Economic and conflict based rapid mass population movement into Europe
Trends in violence in England and Wales 2010–2014
BACKGROUND: The National Violence Surveillance Network (NVSN) of emergency departments (ED), minor injuries units and walk-in-centres in England and Wales has brought clarity to contradictory violence trends derived from crime survey and police data. Gender, age-specific and regional trends in violence-related injury in England and Wales since 2010 have not been studied. METHODS: Data on violence-related injury were collected from a structured sa…
Gender awareness, symptom expressions and Irish mental health-care provision
Irish mental health policy and care provision is criticised for being gender-neutral despite gender being present in almost every aspect of illness; from risk to protection; symptom interpretation; diagnosing, ideology and knowledge of illnesses. The aim of this paper was to present the views of Irish service users and providers in relation to symptom expressions, gender awareness and care provision. A qualitative social realist design was used u…
Doctor Faustus's Portrait of Theodor Adorno
In “Toward a Portrait of Thomas Mann,” Theodor Adorno suggests that Mann's narrative practice could be consistent with Adornian avant-garde art, because Mann's irony negates the very semblance upon which art relies: “there is no doubt that [Mann] disguised himself as a ‘public figure,’ that is, from his contemporaries, and this disguise itself needs to be understood. Not the least of the functions of Mann's irony, certainly, was to practice this …
Priorities, “street level bureaucracy” and the community mental health team
In the United Kingdom a combination of high profile incidents and reports personally critical of mental health policy in general and individual practitioners' actions in particular (Sheppard 1995) highlight the pressures which operate on mental health professionals in the community (Mechanic 1995a). These pressures are exacerbated by policy contradictions and resource limitations. Consequently community mental health practitioners (e.g. psychiatr…
The public and professional interface with priority setting in the National Health Service
The agenda of purchasers of health care in the National Health Service (NHS) is increasingly dominated by the issue of priority setting. This is a consequence of the interplay of limited budgets, increasing demands on health care services and a contracting process that makes explicit resource decisions that were previously implicit through clinical discretion. Purchasers are increasingly concerned to show that their decisions are rationally infor…
Revolution, Restoration, and Debt Repudiation
This study provides an empirical test of North and Weingast's theory of British capital-market development after the Glorious Revolution. The evidence is consistent with the hypotheses that institutional innovation in the 1690s led to the dramatic growth in London capital markets, and that threats to these institutions caused financial turmoil. We also find the economic motivation for these innovations to be consistent with the work of Ekelund an…
Industrial accumulation and living standards in the long‐run
This is the second of two articles attempting to contribute to the debate on the trends in absolute real incomes amongst propertyless groups in semi‐industrialized countries. It is based on empirical data for the standard of living of industrial working‐class households in one of the principal centres of the capitalist periphery (the Brazilian city of São Paulo) between the mid‐1930s and the mid‐1970s. Evidence is presented on real earnings trend…
Industrial accumulation and living standards in the long‐run
This is the first of two articles attempting to contribute to the debate on trends in absolute real incomes amongst propertyless groups in semi‐industrialized countries. The empirical evidence presented in both articles is addressed to evaluating the long‐term trend in the standard of living of industrial working‐class households in one of the principal industrial centres of the capitalist periphery (the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo) between the m…
Wages, minimum wages, and income distribution in Brazil
Development, reform, and malnutrition in Chile
Bent out of shape from society's pliers
Distribution of earnings, growth and the structure of demand in Brazil during the 1960's
Priorities, “street level bureaucracy” and the community mental health team
In the United Kingdom a combination of high profile incidents and reports personally critical of mental health policy in general and individual practitioners' actions in particular (Sheppard 1995) highlight the pressures which operate on mental health professionals in the community (Mechanic 1995a). These pressures are exacerbated by policy contradictions and resource limitations. Consequently community mental health practitioners (e.g. psychiatr…
Convergence Research as a ‘System-of-Systems’
Distribution of earnings, growth and the structure of demand in Brazil during the 1960's
Slam Sex” - Sexualized Injecting Drug Use (“Sidu”) Amongst Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM)—A Scoping Review
Sexualized injecting drug use ("SIDU") is a phenomenon associated with a wide array of high-risk injecting and sex-related practices. This scoping review establishes what is known about MSM and SIDU to assess implications for health care and policy. Characteristics of MSM for "SIDU" may include being on anti-retroviral treatment and urban residency with drivers being challenging social taboos; a search for intimacy; convenience of administration;…
Gender awareness, symptom expressions and Irish mental health-care provision
Irish mental health policy and care provision is criticised for being gender-neutral despite gender being present in almost every aspect of illness; from risk to protection; symptom interpretation; diagnosing, ideology and knowledge of illnesses. The aim of this paper was to present the views of Irish service users and providers in relation to symptom expressions, gender awareness and care provision. A qualitative social realist design was used u…
Revolution, Restoration, and Debt Repudiation
This study provides an empirical test of North and Weingast's theory of British capital-market development after the Glorious Revolution. The evidence is consistent with the hypotheses that institutional innovation in the 1690s led to the dramatic growth in London capital markets, and that threats to these institutions caused financial turmoil. We also find the economic motivation for these innovations to be consistent with the work of Ekelund an…
Ageing well
Towards an understanding of online visual aesthetics
Trends in violence in England and Wales 2010–2014
BACKGROUND: The National Violence Surveillance Network (NVSN) of emergency departments (ED), minor injuries units and walk-in-centres in England and Wales has brought clarity to contradictory violence trends derived from crime survey and police data. Gender, age-specific and regional trends in violence-related injury in England and Wales since 2010 have not been studied. METHODS: Data on violence-related injury were collected from a structured sa…
The public and professional interface with priority setting in the National Health Service
The agenda of purchasers of health care in the National Health Service (NHS) is increasingly dominated by the issue of priority setting. This is a consequence of the interplay of limited budgets, increasing demands on health care services and a contracting process that makes explicit resource decisions that were previously implicit through clinical discretion. Purchasers are increasingly concerned to show that their decisions are rationally infor…
Wages, minimum wages, and income distribution in Brazil
Distribution of earnings, growth and the structure of demand in Brazil during the 1960's
Bent out of shape from society's pliers
Development, reform, and malnutrition in Chile
Industrial accumulation and living standards in the long‐run
This is the second of two articles attempting to contribute to the debate on the trends in absolute real incomes amongst propertyless groups in semi‐industrialized countries. It is based on empirical data for the standard of living of industrial working‐class households in one of the principal centres of the capitalist periphery (the Brazilian city of São Paulo) between the mid‐1930s and the mid‐1970s. Evidence is presented on real earnings trend…
Industrial accumulation and living standards in the long‐run
This is the first of two articles attempting to contribute to the debate on trends in absolute real incomes amongst propertyless groups in semi‐industrialized countries. The empirical evidence presented in both articles is addressed to evaluating the long‐term trend in the standard of living of industrial working‐class households in one of the principal industrial centres of the capitalist periphery (the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo) between the m…
Wages, minimum wages, and income distribution in Brazil
Revolution, Restoration, and Debt Repudiation
This study provides an empirical test of North and Weingast's theory of British capital-market development after the Glorious Revolution. The evidence is consistent with the hypotheses that institutional innovation in the 1690s led to the dramatic growth in London capital markets, and that threats to these institutions caused financial turmoil. We also find the economic motivation for these innovations to be consistent with the work of Ekelund an…
Priorities, “street level bureaucracy” and the community mental health team
In the United Kingdom a combination of high profile incidents and reports personally critical of mental health policy in general and individual practitioners' actions in particular (Sheppard 1995) highlight the pressures which operate on mental health professionals in the community (Mechanic 1995a). These pressures are exacerbated by policy contradictions and resource limitations. Consequently community mental health practitioners (e.g. psychiatr…
The public and professional interface with priority setting in the National Health Service
The agenda of purchasers of health care in the National Health Service (NHS) is increasingly dominated by the issue of priority setting. This is a consequence of the interplay of limited budgets, increasing demands on health care services and a contracting process that makes explicit resource decisions that were previously implicit through clinical discretion. Purchasers are increasingly concerned to show that their decisions are rationally infor…
Doctor Faustus's Portrait of Theodor Adorno
In “Toward a Portrait of Thomas Mann,” Theodor Adorno suggests that Mann's narrative practice could be consistent with Adornian avant-garde art, because Mann's irony negates the very semblance upon which art relies: “there is no doubt that [Mann] disguised himself as a ‘public figure,’ that is, from his contemporaries, and this disguise itself needs to be understood. Not the least of the functions of Mann's irony, certainly, was to practice this …
Economic and conflict based rapid mass population movement into Europe
Trends in violence in England and Wales 2010–2014
BACKGROUND: The National Violence Surveillance Network (NVSN) of emergency departments (ED), minor injuries units and walk-in-centres in England and Wales has brought clarity to contradictory violence trends derived from crime survey and police data. Gender, age-specific and regional trends in violence-related injury in England and Wales since 2010 have not been studied. METHODS: Data on violence-related injury were collected from a structured sa…
Gender awareness, symptom expressions and Irish mental health-care provision
Irish mental health policy and care provision is criticised for being gender-neutral despite gender being present in almost every aspect of illness; from risk to protection; symptom interpretation; diagnosing, ideology and knowledge of illnesses. The aim of this paper was to present the views of Irish service users and providers in relation to symptom expressions, gender awareness and care provision. A qualitative social realist design was used u…
Blood letting”—Self-phlebotomy in injecting anabolic-androgenic steroids within performance and image enhancing drug (Pied) culture
Gender Differences in Demographic and Health Characteristics of the Million Veteran Program Cohort
Commodified aura from Freddie Montgomery’s perspective in John Banville’s The Book of Evidence
This essay explores how John Banville’s The Book of Evidence presents its narrator, Freddie Montgomery, as a monstrous abstraction of projective drives that mechanized visual experience and altered conditions for aesthetic authenticity, what Walter Benjamin dubbed aura, while accommodating capitalist development. Erwin Panofsky’s argument that linear perspective developed as a symbolic form through which Europeans learned to understand visual exp…
Slam Sex” - Sexualized Injecting Drug Use (“Sidu”) Amongst Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM)—A Scoping Review
Sexualized injecting drug use ("SIDU") is a phenomenon associated with a wide array of high-risk injecting and sex-related practices. This scoping review establishes what is known about MSM and SIDU to assess implications for health care and policy. Characteristics of MSM for "SIDU" may include being on anti-retroviral treatment and urban residency with drivers being challenging social taboos; a search for intimacy; convenience of administration;…
Towards an understanding of online visual aesthetics
Assessing open science and citizen science in addictions and substance use research
BACKGROUND: The EU promotes 'Open Science' as a public good. Complementary to its implementation is Citizen Science, which redefines the relationship between the scientific community, civic society and the individual. Open Science and Citizen Science poses challenges for the substance use and addictions research community but may provide positive opportunities for future European addiction research. This paper explores both current barriers and p…
Overview of Efforts to Increase Women Enrollment in the Veterans Affairs Million Veteran Program
Background: Ensuring enhanced delivery of care to women Veterans is a top Veterans Affairs (VA) priority; however, women are historically underrepresented in research that informs evidence-based health care. A primary barrier to women's participation is the inability to engage with research in person due to a number of documented challenges. The VA Million Veteran Program (MVP) is committed to increasing access for women Veterans to participate i…
Virtually Hidden
Online drug use pornography has been freely available through websites on the open internet for at least 7 years. Surprisingly there is almost no exploration of its nature, character or impacts on both performers and those engaging with this type of content within the research literature. Nor is it an issue that has engaged health care providers and other statutory and non-statutory agencies even though it may have implications within their respe…
Convergence Research as a ‘System-of-Systems’
Ageing well
O'Connor, J. D.
Professor Joseph Desmond O'Connor (1919–98) was one of the leading British phoneticians in the second half of the 20th century. A friendly and informal man, he was known by everyone, students as well as colleagues, as Doc.
Gimson, A. C.
Professor Alfred Charles (A. C.) Gimson (1917–85) was the most influential British phonetician of the second half of the 20th century.
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