Multiple-Body Disorder: A New Psychiatric Syndrome

W. Frank Epling, John Cameron

Uniting Resilience Research and Practice With an Inequalities Approach

Becky Heaver, Anne Rathbone, Suna Eryigit-Madzwamuse, Kay Aranda, Éric Gagnon, Angie Hart, John Cameron • 2016

Balancing Opposing Forces—A Nested Process Evaluation Study Protocol for a Stepped Wedge Designed Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial of an Experience Based Codesign Intervention

Wayne Weavell, Kali Godbee, Daisy Pierce, Helen Herrman, Rohan Callander, Rick Iedema, Jane Gunn, Doshie Piper, John Furler, John Cameron, Lauralie Richard, V.J. Palmer • 2016

New Institutions of Indigenous Self-Governance in Bolivia: Between Autonomy and Self-Discipline

Wilfredo Plata, Jason Tockman, John Cameron • 2015

Response to the Reviewers

JK Gibson-Graham, Sally Healy, John Cameron • 2014

Multiple-Body Disorder: A New Psychiatric Syndrome

W. Frank Epling, John Cameron • 1993

Beyond Reason and Dignity

W. Frank Epling, John Cameron • 1991

A Contingency Model of the Dispute Formation Process

Ronald Bordessa, John Cameron • 1984

Education since Uhuru: The Schools of Kenya

William A. Dodd, Ernest Stabler, David N. Wilson, John Cameron, S. Weeks • 1970

The inferior frontal triangle—a new cranial triangle. Craniometric studies, No. 33

John Cameron • 1932

Proportion between interorbital width and facial height. A new cranial index; its significance in modern and fossil man. Craniometric studies, no. 30

John Cameron • 1931

Correlation between the interorbital width and the nasal width of the skull

John Cameron • 1931

The interorbital width. A new cranial dimension. Its significance in modern and fossil man and in lower mammals

John Cameron • 1931

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G. M. M., John Cameron • 1930

The nasal (nasion‐akanthion) height as a criterion of race

John Cameron • 1930

The subnasion. A new cranial point. Its significance in modern and fossil man, the anthropoids, and lower mammals

John Cameron • 1930

The facial height as a criterion of race. Craniometric studies, no. 21

John Cameron • 1929

A survey of the length‐height cranial index in diverse racial types of the Hominidae

John Cameron • 1929

The level of the pituitary point in the basis cranii in the white and negro

John Cameron • 1928

Correlations between cranial capacity and cranial length, breadth, and height, as studied in the Greenland Eskimo crania, United States National Museum. Craniometric Studies, No. 9

John Cameron • 1928

Correlation between the two angles

John Cameron • 1927

The pituitary‐basion‐nasion angle. A new cranial angle. Its significance in man, the anthropoids, and lower mammals

John Cameron • 1927

The pituitary‐nasion‐basion angle. A new cranial angle: Its significance in man, the anthropoids, and lower mammals

John Cameron • 1927

The main angle of cranial flexion (the nasion‐pituitary‐basion angle)

John Cameron • 1927

Shortening of the nasion‐basion length in the White races

John Cameron • 1926