T Hall
Biographic Data
| ID | 11010 |
|---|---|
| NAME | T Hall |
| GIVEN NAMES | T |
| FAMILY NAME | Hall |
| SIGNATURE | HALL T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Central Florida |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1114-8249 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Health Diplomacy and Ethical Considerations for Deployed Military Clinicians Managing Tensions Between Local National Groups
Military clinicians in disaster relief must treat health diplomacy not just as an operational tool but as a potential ethical obligation that actively prevents the political misuse of healthcare in situations of acute ethical tension. In settings where host nation military actors may threaten vulnerable populations, clinicians assume dual role s as caregivers but also as ethical diplomats often acting as an advocacy for at risk groups. This paper…
Global public health leadership: The vital element in managing global health crises
T he World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Health Regulations Treaty (IHRT) are responsible for modelling global public health crises, and management and mitigation of their consequences. However, both duties are delivered in all nations by their national public health systems. Therefore, the implementation of public health policies at the national level depends on the public trust of the national authorities. A trustful relations…
Veblen, Thorstein (1857–1929)
Alcohol Interventions: Disease Models vs. Harm Reduction
Career opportunities in global health: A snapshot of the current employment landscape
The demand for global health opportunities over the past decade has fueled a brisk increase in the number of global health training programs, yet the employment opportunities for graduates of such programs remain poorly understood. This pilot survey presents the characteristics of 178 global health employment opportunities available during two specific periods in 2014
A comparison of five introductory textbooks in global health
A Review of:\nEssentials of global health, by R. Markle, M. Fisher and R. Smego, Columbus, McGraw Hill, 2007, 361 pp., including index and supplemental materials, US$35 (paperback), ISBN 13: 978-0-07-148784-9; ISBN 10: 0-07-148784-0\nGlobal health, an introductory textbook, by A. Lindstrand, S. Bergstrom, H. Rosling, B. Rubenson, B. Stenson and T. Tylleskar, Denmark, Studentlitteratur, 2006, 310 pp., including index and supplemental materials, US…
Reification, Materialism, and Praxis: Adorno's Critique of Lukacs
The work of Georg Lukács has languished in critical neglect since a period of intense interest in his work in the 1960s and early 1970s. Lately, however, there are signs of a revival of interest. The reasons for this are multiple. On the one hand, art theorists and literary critics are turning to Lukács's concept of realism in order to help understand the political and realist turn of contemporary art and literary works.1 In a separate developmen…
Risk Regulation in the United States and European Union: Controlling Chaos
Globalization and technology have altered public fears and changed expectations of how government should make people safer. This book analyzes how Europeans and Americans perceive and regulate risk. T
Protective Strategies and Alcohol Use Among College Students: Ethnic and Gender Differences
This study investigated differences in alcohol consumption and the use of protective strategies (i.e., eating and designated drivers) between European American, African American, and Hispanic American college students. Gender differences were also examined. The study sample was drawn from a large southeastern university (n = 567). Data analysis employed regression, factor analysis, and analysis of variance. Results indicate that European American…
An Unclear Attraction: A Critical Examination of Soft Power as an Analytical Category
Journal Article An Unclear Attraction: A Critical Examination of Soft Power as an Analytical Category Get access Todd Hall Todd Hall * *Corresponding author. Email: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Chinese Journal of International Politics, Volume 3, Issue 2, Summer 2010, Pages 189–211, https://doi.org/10.1093/cjip/poq005 Published: 20 April 2010
Hurt and the city: Landscapes of urban violence
This article considers violence and the urban landscape as implicated occurrences. Urban landscapes are approached as something other, and more, than the scenes of violence – backdrops or settings for unkindness. Instead the paper explores the ways in which the terrain and fabric of the city can partake of violence, can be caught up in its delivery. This is to posit landscape as something not so easily divisible from the encounters and experience…
Post-war new town 'models: A European comparison
Stevenage, Tapiola (Hagalund) and Vällingby were the first exponents of the new town concept in Britain, Finland and Sweden respectively, attracting attention not only within their home countries but also widely in Europe. In all three places, general plans were finalized around 1950, testing the latest ideas B such as neighbourhood units, the Radburn concept and community centres. The towns were to be organized in cohesive neighbour-hood areas, …
Mere Drops in the Ocean”: The Politics and Planning of the Contribution of the British Commonwealth to the Final Defeat of Japan, 1944 – 45
As the war in Europe wound down and the long, bloody summer of 1945 stretched on in the Pacific, the British Government began to consider the role of its armed forces in the closing stages of the Pacific War and how that role could be best constructed to advance Britain’s post-war political aims. This article is an attempt to explain the often convoluted internal negotiations that led to Britain’s offer at the Potsdam Conference of three to five …
Researching Catastrophic Environmental Changes on Northern Coastlines: A Geoarchaeological Case Study from the Shetland Islands
The Shetland Islands Climate and Settlement Project is researching the settlement histories and local ecologies of fragile coastal sand environments in the easternmost of the Norse North Atlantic regions during the past two millennia. North Atlantic coastal sands were settled heavily in some periods, but abandoned at other times. The pioneering climate historian H. H. Lamb proposed that these areas have been subject to periodic landscape destabil…
Records of Social and Economic History: New Series, Vol. 30: Essex Pauper Letters: 1731–1837: 1731–1837
Voices of Today
Common Grounds
Inalterability and sibilant neutralization in Gujarati
Urban history atlases: A survey of recent publications
A major trend in European urban history research, during the past few decades, has been the increasing attention given to town plans and topographical conditions. Even in the 1930s, little attention was paid to the physical aspects of urban development, and it was not uncommon for town plans to be totally absent from works on urban history. A turning point was reached in two classical studies, viz. Fernand Vercauteren, Etudes sur les civitates de…
Growth and Transformation of the Modern City. The Stockholm Conference, University of Stockholm, 1979
Growth and Transformation of the Modern City
An Unclear Attraction: A Critical Examination of Soft Power as an Analytical Category
Journal Article An Unclear Attraction: A Critical Examination of Soft Power as an Analytical Category Get access Todd Hall Todd Hall * *Corresponding author. Email: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Chinese Journal of International Politics, Volume 3, Issue 2, Summer 2010, Pages 189–211, https://doi.org/10.1093/cjip/poq005 Published: 20 April 2010
Reification, Materialism, and Praxis: Adorno's Critique of Lukacs
The work of Georg Lukács has languished in critical neglect since a period of intense interest in his work in the 1960s and early 1970s. Lately, however, there are signs of a revival of interest. The reasons for this are multiple. On the one hand, art theorists and literary critics are turning to Lukács's concept of realism in order to help understand the political and realist turn of contemporary art and literary works.1 In a separate developmen…
Researching Catastrophic Environmental Changes on Northern Coastlines: A Geoarchaeological Case Study from the Shetland Islands
The Shetland Islands Climate and Settlement Project is researching the settlement histories and local ecologies of fragile coastal sand environments in the easternmost of the Norse North Atlantic regions during the past two millennia. North Atlantic coastal sands were settled heavily in some periods, but abandoned at other times. The pioneering climate historian H. H. Lamb proposed that these areas have been subject to periodic landscape destabil…
Urban history atlases: A survey of recent publications
A major trend in European urban history research, during the past few decades, has been the increasing attention given to town plans and topographical conditions. Even in the 1930s, little attention was paid to the physical aspects of urban development, and it was not uncommon for town plans to be totally absent from works on urban history. A turning point was reached in two classical studies, viz. Fernand Vercauteren, Etudes sur les civitates de…
Mere Drops in the Ocean”: The Politics and Planning of the Contribution of the British Commonwealth to the Final Defeat of Japan, 1944 – 45
As the war in Europe wound down and the long, bloody summer of 1945 stretched on in the Pacific, the British Government began to consider the role of its armed forces in the closing stages of the Pacific War and how that role could be best constructed to advance Britain’s post-war political aims. This article is an attempt to explain the often convoluted internal negotiations that led to Britain’s offer at the Potsdam Conference of three to five …
Urban history atlases: A survey of recent publications
A major trend in European urban history research, during the past few decades, has been the increasing attention given to town plans and topographical conditions. Even in the 1930s, little attention was paid to the physical aspects of urban development, and it was not uncommon for town plans to be totally absent from works on urban history. A turning point was reached in two classical studies, viz. Fernand Vercauteren, Etudes sur les civitates de…
Growth and Transformation of the Modern City. The Stockholm Conference, University of Stockholm, 1979
Growth and Transformation of the Modern City
Common Grounds
Inalterability and sibilant neutralization in Gujarati
Voices of Today
Records of Social and Economic History: New Series, Vol. 30: Essex Pauper Letters: 1731–1837: 1731–1837
Post-war new town 'models: A European comparison
Stevenage, Tapiola (Hagalund) and Vällingby were the first exponents of the new town concept in Britain, Finland and Sweden respectively, attracting attention not only within their home countries but also widely in Europe. In all three places, general plans were finalized around 1950, testing the latest ideas B such as neighbourhood units, the Radburn concept and community centres. The towns were to be organized in cohesive neighbour-hood areas, …
Mere Drops in the Ocean”: The Politics and Planning of the Contribution of the British Commonwealth to the Final Defeat of Japan, 1944 – 45
As the war in Europe wound down and the long, bloody summer of 1945 stretched on in the Pacific, the British Government began to consider the role of its armed forces in the closing stages of the Pacific War and how that role could be best constructed to advance Britain’s post-war political aims. This article is an attempt to explain the often convoluted internal negotiations that led to Britain’s offer at the Potsdam Conference of three to five …
Researching Catastrophic Environmental Changes on Northern Coastlines: A Geoarchaeological Case Study from the Shetland Islands
The Shetland Islands Climate and Settlement Project is researching the settlement histories and local ecologies of fragile coastal sand environments in the easternmost of the Norse North Atlantic regions during the past two millennia. North Atlantic coastal sands were settled heavily in some periods, but abandoned at other times. The pioneering climate historian H. H. Lamb proposed that these areas have been subject to periodic landscape destabil…
Hurt and the city: Landscapes of urban violence
This article considers violence and the urban landscape as implicated occurrences. Urban landscapes are approached as something other, and more, than the scenes of violence – backdrops or settings for unkindness. Instead the paper explores the ways in which the terrain and fabric of the city can partake of violence, can be caught up in its delivery. This is to posit landscape as something not so easily divisible from the encounters and experience…
Risk Regulation in the United States and European Union: Controlling Chaos
Globalization and technology have altered public fears and changed expectations of how government should make people safer. This book analyzes how Europeans and Americans perceive and regulate risk. T
Protective Strategies and Alcohol Use Among College Students: Ethnic and Gender Differences
This study investigated differences in alcohol consumption and the use of protective strategies (i.e., eating and designated drivers) between European American, African American, and Hispanic American college students. Gender differences were also examined. The study sample was drawn from a large southeastern university (n = 567). Data analysis employed regression, factor analysis, and analysis of variance. Results indicate that European American…
An Unclear Attraction: A Critical Examination of Soft Power as an Analytical Category
Journal Article An Unclear Attraction: A Critical Examination of Soft Power as an Analytical Category Get access Todd Hall Todd Hall * *Corresponding author. Email: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Chinese Journal of International Politics, Volume 3, Issue 2, Summer 2010, Pages 189–211, https://doi.org/10.1093/cjip/poq005 Published: 20 April 2010
A comparison of five introductory textbooks in global health
A Review of:\nEssentials of global health, by R. Markle, M. Fisher and R. Smego, Columbus, McGraw Hill, 2007, 361 pp., including index and supplemental materials, US$35 (paperback), ISBN 13: 978-0-07-148784-9; ISBN 10: 0-07-148784-0\nGlobal health, an introductory textbook, by A. Lindstrand, S. Bergstrom, H. Rosling, B. Rubenson, B. Stenson and T. Tylleskar, Denmark, Studentlitteratur, 2006, 310 pp., including index and supplemental materials, US…
Reification, Materialism, and Praxis: Adorno's Critique of Lukacs
The work of Georg Lukács has languished in critical neglect since a period of intense interest in his work in the 1960s and early 1970s. Lately, however, there are signs of a revival of interest. The reasons for this are multiple. On the one hand, art theorists and literary critics are turning to Lukács's concept of realism in order to help understand the political and realist turn of contemporary art and literary works.1 In a separate developmen…
Veblen, Thorstein (1857–1929)
Alcohol Interventions: Disease Models vs. Harm Reduction
Career opportunities in global health: A snapshot of the current employment landscape
The demand for global health opportunities over the past decade has fueled a brisk increase in the number of global health training programs, yet the employment opportunities for graduates of such programs remain poorly understood. This pilot survey presents the characteristics of 178 global health employment opportunities available during two specific periods in 2014
Global public health leadership: The vital element in managing global health crises
T he World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Health Regulations Treaty (IHRT) are responsible for modelling global public health crises, and management and mitigation of their consequences. However, both duties are delivered in all nations by their national public health systems. Therefore, the implementation of public health policies at the national level depends on the public trust of the national authorities. A trustful relations…
Health Diplomacy and Ethical Considerations for Deployed Military Clinicians Managing Tensions Between Local National Groups
Military clinicians in disaster relief must treat health diplomacy not just as an operational tool but as a potential ethical obligation that actively prevents the political misuse of healthcare in situations of acute ethical tension. In settings where host nation military actors may threaten vulnerable populations, clinicians assume dual role s as caregivers but also as ethical diplomats often acting as an advocacy for at risk groups. This paper…
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