J R Clark
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 707205 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | J R Clark |
| NOMBRES | J R |
| APELLIDO | Clark |
| FIRMA | CLARK J R |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Tennessee at Chattanooga |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5982-1992 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 38 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 55 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1928 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Can behavioral economists improve economic rationality
Higher costs appeal to voters
Does immigration impact institutions
In remembrance of Gordon Tullock
Buchanan and Tullock ignore their own contributions to expressive voting
Beyond Kelly Green Golf Shoes
We evaluate statistics from the Social Science Research Network (SSRN) to see how much free-market economists are being read and ranked compared with mainstream economists. We find that under various rankings using SSRN data, the top free-market economists rank among the most-read authors in the economics profession
What's So Special? Teachers' Models and Their Realisation in Practice in Segregated Schools
The concept of 'special' has played a crucial role in the development of educational policy and practice, and the meaning of the term has been the subject of far-reaching debates and controversy. This paper is based on research which explored the meaning of 'specialness' in theory and practice from the point of view of practitioners working in segregated schools, providing education for young people designated as having moderate and severe learni…
Vexatious Swift to Alexander Pope in 1725
The Impact of `Three Strikes and You're Out
Over the past few years, over 24 states and Congress have passed legislation under the slogan of `three strikes and you're out'. As part of the general political thrust to mandate increasingly tougher prison terms for repeat offenders, this form of legislation seeks to ensure that habitual offenders receive the toughest sentence available to the state absent the death penalty - life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. In this article,…
The ‘Different Sects’ in Swift's “Day of Judgement”
The political economy of dissonance
Swift's “A Description of the Morning.” Lines 5-6
(1994). Swift's “A Description of the Morning.” Lines 5-6. ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes and Reviews: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 21-22
The Monster in Seneca's Hercules Furens 926-939
Coastal zone management
The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the Middle East and North Africa
The Cambridge Atlas of the Middle East and North Africa
Time in Seneca
No disponible
Platonianus es, non Plautinianus
Scholarship on Seneca's Prose
Economics in the American Classroom What are We Teaching? What Should Be Taught
(1982). Economics in the American Classroom What are We Teaching? What Should Be Taught? The Social Studies: Vol. 73, No. 6, pp. 256-262
Maxima Virtus in Seneca's Hercules Furens
Bad Mouth
La medicina astrologica e la sua teoria
Measuring the Flow of Goods with Archaeological Data
Ian Hodder and Colin Renfrew have hypothesized that the nature of ancient trading systems can be deduced from the curvature of distance decay gradients derived from the dispersal of artifacts recovered at archaeological sites. They identify three types of exchange: local, with a gradient convex to the origin in a single-log interaction model, down-the-line, with a linear gradient, and random-walk, with a gradient concave to the origin. The random…
Modelling Trade in Non-Literate Archaeological Contexts
Archaeologists have asked two questions concerning early exchange: What was the history of the technology of moving goods and what was the history of the social organization of exchange systems? Renfrew and Hodder have applied the single log interaction model to these questions, using the distance decay gradient (b) to measure the ease of movement and the curvature of the gradient (alpha) to ascertain the nature of the trading system. The interpr…
Time in Seneca
No disponible
The Impact of `Three Strikes and You're Out
Over the past few years, over 24 states and Congress have passed legislation under the slogan of `three strikes and you're out'. As part of the general political thrust to mandate increasingly tougher prison terms for repeat offenders, this form of legislation seeks to ensure that habitual offenders receive the toughest sentence available to the state absent the death penalty - life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. In this article,…
Does immigration impact institutions
Higher costs appeal to voters
What's So Special? Teachers' Models and Their Realisation in Practice in Segregated Schools
The concept of 'special' has played a crucial role in the development of educational policy and practice, and the meaning of the term has been the subject of far-reaching debates and controversy. This paper is based on research which explored the meaning of 'specialness' in theory and practice from the point of view of practitioners working in segregated schools, providing education for young people designated as having moderate and severe learni…
Maxima Virtus in Seneca's Hercules Furens
Measuring the Flow of Goods with Archaeological Data
Ian Hodder and Colin Renfrew have hypothesized that the nature of ancient trading systems can be deduced from the curvature of distance decay gradients derived from the dispersal of artifacts recovered at archaeological sites. They identify three types of exchange: local, with a gradient convex to the origin in a single-log interaction model, down-the-line, with a linear gradient, and random-walk, with a gradient concave to the origin. The random…
Can behavioral economists improve economic rationality
Beyond Kelly Green Golf Shoes
We evaluate statistics from the Social Science Research Network (SSRN) to see how much free-market economists are being read and ranked compared with mainstream economists. We find that under various rankings using SSRN data, the top free-market economists rank among the most-read authors in the economics profession
The political economy of dissonance
Coastal zone management
Modelling Trade in Non-Literate Archaeological Contexts
Archaeologists have asked two questions concerning early exchange: What was the history of the technology of moving goods and what was the history of the social organization of exchange systems? Renfrew and Hodder have applied the single log interaction model to these questions, using the distance decay gradient (b) to measure the ease of movement and the curvature of the gradient (alpha) to ascertain the nature of the trading system. The interpr…
The Oil Settlement with Mexico
Paradoxum Senecae
The Classics in Revolt
Adler's Theory of Birth Order
Adler's theory of birth order was investigated as a preliminary step to using this theory as a model to integrate the vast amount of empirical research on birth order. The present study employed two different methods of analyzing the effect of ordinal birth position on personality in a college population. Adler's hypothesis that the birth of a sibling has a more profound effect on personality if it occurs within a range of 3 yr. of his own birth …
Ancients vs. Moderns
Senecas Tragödien
Seneca
The Beaches of O'ahu
The Philebus Commentary
Marsilio Ficino. The Philebus Commentary. Ed. and tr. Michael J. B. Allen. Berkeley-Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1975. 4 pls.+560 pp. $20. - The Letters of Marsilio Ficino, Vol. I. Ed. and tr. Members of the Language Department, London School of Economic Science. London: Shepheard-Walwyn Ltd., 1975. 1 pl+248 pp. £6. - Volume 30 Issue 1
The Machine Prevails
Scherzo, Forte, & Bravura
Marsilio Ficino
Hic Situs Est
La medicina astrologica e la sua teoria
Measuring the Flow of Goods with Archaeological Data
Ian Hodder and Colin Renfrew have hypothesized that the nature of ancient trading systems can be deduced from the curvature of distance decay gradients derived from the dispersal of artifacts recovered at archaeological sites. They identify three types of exchange: local, with a gradient convex to the origin in a single-log interaction model, down-the-line, with a linear gradient, and random-walk, with a gradient concave to the origin. The random…
Modelling Trade in Non-Literate Archaeological Contexts
Archaeologists have asked two questions concerning early exchange: What was the history of the technology of moving goods and what was the history of the social organization of exchange systems? Renfrew and Hodder have applied the single log interaction model to these questions, using the distance decay gradient (b) to measure the ease of movement and the curvature of the gradient (alpha) to ascertain the nature of the trading system. The interpr…
Bad Mouth
Maxima Virtus in Seneca's Hercules Furens
Economics in the American Classroom What are We Teaching? What Should Be Taught
(1982). Economics in the American Classroom What are We Teaching? What Should Be Taught? The Social Studies: Vol. 73, No. 6, pp. 256-262
Scholarship on Seneca's Prose
Platonianus es, non Plautinianus
Time in Seneca
No disponible
The Cambridge Atlas of the Middle East and North Africa
Coastal zone management
The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the Middle East and North Africa
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