Marianne Berry
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 86799 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marianne Berry |
| NOMBRES | Marianne |
| APELLIDO | Berry |
| FIRMA | BERRY M |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Texas at Arlington |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2467-059X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 40 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 184 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1986 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Financial risk management strategies of small to medium illicit drug enterprises
The illicit drug trade generates billions of dollars in revenue per year, much of which comes from wholesale and retail sales late in the supply chain. Yet, the methods retailers and low-level wholesalers use to launder this revenue remain poorly understood. Using in-depth interviews with illicit drug entrepreneurs in the United States and the United Kingdom, this article analyses laundering strategies among such market actors. Our findings indic…
Leveraging artificial intelligence to democratise access to land and water data in Aotearoa New Zealand
Merger Control Law in Australia and New Zealand
There have been significant recent policy and case law developments relating to the application of competition law to mergers and acquisitions in New Zealand.This article is in two parts. The first addresses the current policy review into both procedural and substantive issues under pt 3 of the Commerce Act 1986. This policy review follows upon the detailed review of merger controls in Australia, which was completed at the end of 2024. The key pr…
The Consolations of History
Journal Article The Consolations of History: Themes of Progress and Potential in Richard Wagner’s GötterdämmerungAlexander H Shapiro Get access The Consolations of History: Themes of Progress and Potential in Richard Wagner’s Götterdämmerung. By Alexander H Shapiro. Pp. xix + 158. ( Routledge, Abingdon and New York, 2020. ISBN 978-0-367-24321-0, £88.) Mark Berry Mark Berry Royal Holloway, University of London Search for other works by this author…
Opera and the Politics of Postdramatic Theatre
This article considers Frank Castorf's Bayreuth Festival production of Wagner's Ring (2013–17) and its relationship to postdramatic theatre, including the latter's fraught relationship to conceptions of the political. Framework and context are provided by Castorf's theatrical practice, both prior to and following German reunification; by Wagner's nineteenth-century revolutionary and post-revolutionary experience, both historical and as dramatised…
Institutional Design Issues and Policy Challenges
I was asked by the Law and Economics Association of New Zealand to reflect tonight on my time as Chairman of the Commerce Commission (NZCC). I expect that the conference organisers may have wished that I revisited some of the key decisions during my ten year tenure. However, I fear that a retrospective of such cases would be dated, provide no new insights and would most likely be excruciatingly boring for this audience
Innovation in child welfare
The Doctor Faustus Dossier
It and the novel itself form the centrepiece of the controversy between Schoenberg and Mann over the latter’s portrayal of his fictional composer, Adrian Leverkühn, and his works, assisted and mediated by Theodor Adorno. That controversy is documented more fully in this collection than had previously been the case in English. (It does not, of course, include the entire novel, though it does include the chapter in question.) The dossier opens in 1…
Larry Wolff, The Singing Turk
Men Who Have Sex with Men in Kampala, Uganda
Composing the Canon in the German Democratic Republic
Cross-sectional assessments of participants’ characteristics and loss to follow-up in the first Opioid Substitution Therapy Pilot Program in Kabul, Afghanistan
BACKGROUND: Kabul has over 12,000 people who inject drugs (PWID), most of them heroin users, and opioid substitution therapy has recently been introduced as an effective method to reduce opioid use. We aimed to evaluate a pilot Opioid Substitution Therapy Pilot Program (OSTPP) in Kabul, Afghanistan, particularly to (1) describe characteristics of the participants enrolled in the program and (2) identify factors associated with client retention in…
Seeing Mahler
Gustav Mahler's time has come, the anniversary years 2010 and 2011 having intensified the ubiquity of his music; yet such was not always the case. Did anti-Semitism play a role in his neglect? Stud
Fertility Intentions of HIV-1 Infected and Uninfected Women in Malawi
Women's Experiences of Violence and Seeking Help
Every day, women survive physical or sexual violence. Some survive as a result of services they receive in the aftermath of the abuse. The study presented here explored women's experiences of victimization and their use of and perceptions about the services they received. It is learned that what providers usually prioritize and what the women in this study used-namely emotional, psychological, and legal support-are not what these women identified…
Women's Experiences of Victimization and Survival
In an effort to more fully understand the experiences and aftermath of girlhood and adult woman physical, sexual and psychological victimization, research was undertaken that explored the prevalence and the consequences of such victimization, and the survival strategies women activate at various points in their lifespan in the aftermath of that violence. Women participants were recruited from five different communities; three urban, one rural and…
The international association
Romantic Modernism
This essay considers the attitudes of Wilhelm Furtwängler and Theodor W. Adorno toward the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and its contemporary performance. The contexts for this comparison include the relationship between Romanticism and modernism, the experience and aftermath of National Socialism and World War II, and the rise of musical “authenticism” as part of a general movement toward postwar reconstruction of an allegedly unsullied past. W…
Same race and older partner selection may explain higher HIV prevalence among black men who have sex with men
In a community-based survey in San Francisco, black men who have sex with men (MSM) had higher rates of same-race/ethnicity sexual partnerships and partners 10 or more years older compared with other MSM. Differences in sexual networks may explain why black MSM have higher HIV prevalence than other MSM despite lower levels of risk behavior.
The use of intensive family preservation services with adoptive families
With the increase in special needs adoption, there is growing concern about the adjustment of these children and families beyond legalization. The purpose of this study was to explore in greater depth the use of intensive family preservation services with adoptive families and the factors related to the family’s ability to stay intact beyond services. Multiple regression analyses were used to determine factors that were predictive of the family’s…
Richard Wagner and the Politics of Music-Drama
This article outlines Richard Wagner's conception of music-drama during the period in which he formulated his intentions for composition of the epic Ring of the Nibelung . Attempting to renew rather than to restore the communal, political nature of Attic tragedy, he wished to transform that model from celebration of the Athenian political order into a savage critique of the contemporary political order, indeed into an incitement to and celebratio…
Promising practices in understanding and treating child neglect
Child neglect is the most common type of child maltreatment in the United States. However, services provided to families who neglect often fail to address and treat the primary concerns associated with child neglect. The information provided in this paper identifies the primary problems contributing to child neglect, and some promising practices in child welfare casework that address these problems and show positive outcomes for the children and …
The Impact of Family Preservation Services on Child and Family Well-Being
Using a logic model as a conceptual framework, a family preservation program is described and evaluated. The current study explores the relationship between family characteristics, services provided, and three outcomes: successful case closure, child well-being, and family well-being. The methodology included an associational design, an availability sample, and hierarchical logistic and multiple regression. It was found that services have minimal…
Adoption trends in Kansas
Adoption in an Era of family preservation
Predicting Adoption Disruption
Journal Article Predicting Adoption Disruption Get access Richard P. Barth, Richard P. Barth Richard P. Barth, DSW, is Associate Professor, School of Social Welfare, University of California, Berkeley, 209 Haviland Hall, Berkeley, CA 94720 and Research Consultant, Children's Garden, San Rafael, California. Marianne Berry, AM, is a doctoral candidate at the School of Social Welfare, University of California, Berkeley. Rogers Yoshikami, DSW, is Res…
Outcomes of Child Welfare Services under Permanency Planning
According to the Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 1980 (P.L. 96-272), preferred permanency planning outcomes are reunification with the child's family, adoption, guardianship, and long-term foster care, in that order. This paper assesses available research on the results of each kind of placement. Indicators of placement outcome that are compared include abuse, placement stability, developmental outcomes, and children's satisfaction w…
Women's Experiences of Violence and Seeking Help
Every day, women survive physical or sexual violence. Some survive as a result of services they receive in the aftermath of the abuse. The study presented here explored women's experiences of victimization and their use of and perceptions about the services they received. It is learned that what providers usually prioritize and what the women in this study used-namely emotional, psychological, and legal support-are not what these women identified…
Promising practices in understanding and treating child neglect
Child neglect is the most common type of child maltreatment in the United States. However, services provided to families who neglect often fail to address and treat the primary concerns associated with child neglect. The information provided in this paper identifies the primary problems contributing to child neglect, and some promising practices in child welfare casework that address these problems and show positive outcomes for the children and …
The use of intensive family preservation services with adoptive families
With the increase in special needs adoption, there is growing concern about the adjustment of these children and families beyond legalization. The purpose of this study was to explore in greater depth the use of intensive family preservation services with adoptive families and the factors related to the family’s ability to stay intact beyond services. Multiple regression analyses were used to determine factors that were predictive of the family’s…
Timing is everything
Permanency planning calls for expeditious decision making and arrangement of the most permanent placement for children who would otherwise remain in long-term foster care. Little analysis has been done of the factors associated with the elapsed time to adoptive placements and legalization. This study finds that age, a history of abuse or neglect, ethnicity, and a planned foster parent adoption program are major determinants of timeliness in adopt…
The assessment of imminence of risk of placement
The role of open adoption in the adjustment of adopted children and their families
Risks and Benefits of Open Adoption
Open adoption has both strong critics and staunch supporters. Most of the criticism and support is based on the philosophical or legal rights of members of the adoption triangle, but empirical evidence to support either position is sparse. This article reviews the arguments for and against openness, and the empirical evidence that supports or refutes these arguments. Research to date indicates that birthmothers commonly view open adoption positiv…
The Impact of Family Preservation Services on Child and Family Well-Being
Using a logic model as a conceptual framework, a family preservation program is described and evaluated. The current study explores the relationship between family characteristics, services provided, and three outcomes: successful case closure, child well-being, and family well-being. The methodology included an associational design, an availability sample, and hierarchical logistic and multiple regression. It was found that services have minimal…
Behavior problems of children adopted when older
The practice of open adoption
Innovation in child welfare
Romantic Modernism
This essay considers the attitudes of Wilhelm Furtwängler and Theodor W. Adorno toward the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and its contemporary performance. The contexts for this comparison include the relationship between Romanticism and modernism, the experience and aftermath of National Socialism and World War II, and the rise of musical “authenticism” as part of a general movement toward postwar reconstruction of an allegedly unsullied past. W…
Adoption trends in Kansas
The international association
Richard Wagner and the Politics of Music-Drama
This article outlines Richard Wagner's conception of music-drama during the period in which he formulated his intentions for composition of the epic Ring of the Nibelung . Attempting to renew rather than to restore the communal, political nature of Attic tragedy, he wished to transform that model from celebration of the Athenian political order into a savage critique of the contemporary political order, indeed into an incitement to and celebratio…
Adoption in an Era of family preservation
Care and commitment
Outcomes of Child Welfare Services under Permanency Planning
According to the Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 1980 (P.L. 96-272), preferred permanency planning outcomes are reunification with the child's family, adoption, guardianship, and long-term foster care, in that order. This paper assesses available research on the results of each kind of placement. Indicators of placement outcome that are compared include abuse, placement stability, developmental outcomes, and children's satisfaction w…
A Review of Parent Training Programs in Child Welfare
High rates of reabuse and recidivism in reunifications, foster placements, and adoptions indicate a need for effective and specific parent-training programs for biological, foster, and adoptive families. Biological parents currently receive the most effective behavioral training, while foster-parent training is more likely to emphasize the role of the foster parent in the child welfare system, with less emphasis on behavioral methods. Adoptive pa…
Predicting Adoption Disruption
Journal Article Predicting Adoption Disruption Get access Richard P. Barth, Richard P. Barth Richard P. Barth, DSW, is Associate Professor, School of Social Welfare, University of California, Berkeley, 209 Haviland Hall, Berkeley, CA 94720 and Research Consultant, Children's Garden, San Rafael, California. Marianne Berry, AM, is a doctoral candidate at the School of Social Welfare, University of California, Berkeley. Rogers Yoshikami, DSW, is Res…
Behavior problems of children adopted when older
Adoption and Disruption
Adoption and Disruption
The assessment of imminence of risk of placement
The practice of open adoption
Risks and Benefits of Open Adoption
Open adoption has both strong critics and staunch supporters. Most of the criticism and support is based on the philosophical or legal rights of members of the adoption triangle, but empirical evidence to support either position is sparse. This article reviews the arguments for and against openness, and the empirical evidence that supports or refutes these arguments. Research to date indicates that birthmothers commonly view open adoption positiv…
Psychology of adoption
When the bough breaks
Timing is everything
Permanency planning calls for expeditious decision making and arrangement of the most permanent placement for children who would otherwise remain in long-term foster care. Little analysis has been done of the factors associated with the elapsed time to adoptive placements and legalization. This study finds that age, a history of abuse or neglect, ethnicity, and a planned foster parent adoption program are major determinants of timeliness in adopt…
Services to prevent child placing‐out for cocaine‐affected and non‐affected families
This study sought to evaluate the effectiveness of the‘In‐Home Family Care’ programme of Children's Home Society of California in Alameda County, particularly regarding the emphasis and impact of services for cocaine‐affected families. The family characteristics, problems addressed and service provision in cases served over a 3‐year period were assessed in terms of their relation to placement outcome for cocaine‐affected and non‐affected families…
Adoption in an Era of family preservation
The role of open adoption in the adjustment of adopted children and their families
Adoption trends in Kansas
Promising practices in understanding and treating child neglect
Child neglect is the most common type of child maltreatment in the United States. However, services provided to families who neglect often fail to address and treat the primary concerns associated with child neglect. The information provided in this paper identifies the primary problems contributing to child neglect, and some promising practices in child welfare casework that address these problems and show positive outcomes for the children and …
The Impact of Family Preservation Services on Child and Family Well-Being
Using a logic model as a conceptual framework, a family preservation program is described and evaluated. The current study explores the relationship between family characteristics, services provided, and three outcomes: successful case closure, child well-being, and family well-being. The methodology included an associational design, an availability sample, and hierarchical logistic and multiple regression. It was found that services have minimal…
Richard Wagner and the Politics of Music-Drama
This article outlines Richard Wagner's conception of music-drama during the period in which he formulated his intentions for composition of the epic Ring of the Nibelung . Attempting to renew rather than to restore the communal, political nature of Attic tragedy, he wished to transform that model from celebration of the Athenian political order into a savage critique of the contemporary political order, indeed into an incitement to and celebratio…
The use of intensive family preservation services with adoptive families
With the increase in special needs adoption, there is growing concern about the adjustment of these children and families beyond legalization. The purpose of this study was to explore in greater depth the use of intensive family preservation services with adoptive families and the factors related to the family’s ability to stay intact beyond services. Multiple regression analyses were used to determine factors that were predictive of the family’s…
Same race and older partner selection may explain higher HIV prevalence among black men who have sex with men
In a community-based survey in San Francisco, black men who have sex with men (MSM) had higher rates of same-race/ethnicity sexual partnerships and partners 10 or more years older compared with other MSM. Differences in sexual networks may explain why black MSM have higher HIV prevalence than other MSM despite lower levels of risk behavior.
Romantic Modernism
This essay considers the attitudes of Wilhelm Furtwängler and Theodor W. Adorno toward the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and its contemporary performance. The contexts for this comparison include the relationship between Romanticism and modernism, the experience and aftermath of National Socialism and World War II, and the rise of musical “authenticism” as part of a general movement toward postwar reconstruction of an allegedly unsullied past. W…
Fertility Intentions of HIV-1 Infected and Uninfected Women in Malawi
Women's Experiences of Violence and Seeking Help
Every day, women survive physical or sexual violence. Some survive as a result of services they receive in the aftermath of the abuse. The study presented here explored women's experiences of victimization and their use of and perceptions about the services they received. It is learned that what providers usually prioritize and what the women in this study used-namely emotional, psychological, and legal support-are not what these women identified…
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