A Johnson
Biographic Data
| ID | 1155 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A Johnson |
| GIVEN NAMES | A |
| FAMILY NAME | Johnson |
| SIGNATURE | JOHNSON A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of San Francisco |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4975-380X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1930 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Recognition, healing, and co-stewardship: The case of landless tribes and conservation in California
We develop the notion of “justice as healing” and draw on the concept of “recognition”, with its internal and external dimensions, to forge pathways towards healthier relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. Our analysis is rooted in the case of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band of California (AMTB) – a non-federally recognised Indigenous Tribe that has experienced successive phases of genocide and assimilation by colonial powers of…
Conceptualising healing in human-environment entanglements
This special collection advances “healing” as an analytical lens for examining (non)human–environment relations amid planetary crisis in the Americas. By shifting attention from damage to the practices that seek to heal disrupted relations, it argues that centring Indigenous and local perspectives can generate innovative responses to environmental challenges and broader social transformation. Drawing on de-colonial and feminist approaches, the co…
A Period Piece that Endures: Twenty-eight reflections on Sloughing
Raegan Truax's Sloughing (San Francisco, 2017) is a durational performance during which thirty-five women and genderqueer individuals bleed on plywood boards in public. Performed over twenty-eight consecutive days, Sloughing confronts its viewer with a bleeding body unaccompanied by injury, wound or puncture. ‘A Period Piece that Endures: Twenty-eight reflections on Sloughing’ explores a choice and desire to bleed seeping into public consciousnes…
Oil extraction and Indigenous women: Examining the necropolitics of the settler state in the Bakken region
Emerging research shows that the health and well-being of Indigenous women is increasingly jeopardized in areas close to oil extraction due to heightened violence and criminal behavior. Our empirical findings reveal how the oil industry has impacted one Indigenous reservation located in the Bakken region—an area experiencing a major “boom” in shale extraction activities. We find that sexual assault and violence against Indigenous women has increa…
Relational environmental governance: A critical framework for praxis with the material world
Environmental governance (EG) has become a hegemonic concept for understanding and transforming environmental decision-making processes that operate beyond the state. However, political ecologists, drawing from a diverse set of theoretical frameworks, have critiqued the concept for being malleable, vague, and apolitical, which has enabled its appropriation in ways that conceal inequality and difference, advocate techno-managerial fixes, and espou…
Planetary justice and ‘Healing’ in the Anthropocene
This paper challenges Earth System Governance (ESG) scholars to rethink the concept of Planetary Justice (PJ) in the era of the Anthropocene so it is more attentive to non-Western perspectives and sensitive to the experiences of Indigenous peoples. We combine findings from a narrative review with those derived from academic collaborations with the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band to propose the Indigenous principle of ‘justice as healing’ through ‘recogni…
Citation
Mobile Health Technology Can Objectively Capture Physical Activity (PA) Targets Among African-American Women Within Resource-Limited Communities—the Washington, D.C. Cardiovascular Health and Needs As…
Sudanese Refugees in Cairo: Remittances and Livelihoods
Many refugees become 'stuck' in the urban centres of transit countries, unable to move onward or to return home. This study explored the livelihoods of Sudanese refugees in Cairo, and the extent to which remittances supported them. We found that 89 per cent of our respondents were economically active, but their income seldom covered their rent plus subsistence. A quarter of our sample received remittances, but these are not a reliable source of i…
Homies and Hermanos: God and Gangs in Central America
Robert Brenneman's Homies and Hermanos is situated at the intersection of two of the most consequential social phenomena to emerge in Central America over the last two decades. Transnational street gangs and heavily Pentecostal evangelicalism have each had profound impacts on society in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, and Homies and Hermanos is a compelling examination of the interaction between these two groups. In a forceful and well-writ…
P1-94 The epidemiology and costs of ankle injuries: A review of the literature
Introduction Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries presenting to emergency departments, representing 3% to 5% of all visits in the UK, and 10% of all injury-related visits in the USA. Ankle injuries have significant physical and economic consequences for the affected individuals. Objectives To describe the epidemiology of ankle sprains and fractures among the general population; and to determine the direct and indirect costs related t…
God and Race in American Politics: A Short History
Journal Article God and Race in American Politics: A Short History Get access God and Race in American Politics: A Short History. By Mark A. Noll. (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2008. xiv, 209 pp. Cloth, $22.95, ISBN978-0-691-12536-7. Paper, $18.95, ISBN978-0-691-14629-4.) Sylvester A. Johnson Sylvester A. Johnson Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of A…
Alpha male chimpanzee grooming patterns: Implications for dominance “style”
In social primates, individuals use various tactics to compete for dominance rank. Grooming, displays and contact aggression are common components of a male chimpanzee's dominance repertoire. The optimal combination of these behaviors is likely to differ among males with individuals exhibiting a dominance “style” that reflects their tendency to use cooperative and/or agonistic dominance tactics. Here, we examine the grooming behavior of three alp…
Chewing gum and context-dependent memory
Influence of family type and parenting behaviours on teenage sexual behaviour and conceptions
Background: Longitudinal data were used to explore relations between teenage pregnancy, sexual behaviour, and family type. The study examined whether students from lone parent and/or teenage mother initiated families more commonly report sex, lack of contraception at first sex, and/or conceptions by age 15/16, and whether such associations can be explained by low parental strictness, difficult parent-child communication, and/or low parental input…
The effect of dislike of school on risk of teenage pregnancy: Testing of hypotheses using longitudinal data from a randomised trial of sex education
Study objective: To examine whether attitude to school is associated with subsequent risk of teenage pregnancy. To test two hypotheses that attitude to school is linked to pregnancy via pathways involving young people having “alternative” expectations or deficits in sexual health knowledge and confidence. Design: Analysis of longitudinal data arising from a trial of sex education. Examination of associations between attitude to school and protect…
Club Members: Reading John Masters's Bhowani Junction
The feasibility of using a postal survey method to assess the health and development of 7 year old children of different birth weight
STUDY OBJECTIVE: To test the feasibility of using a postal survey to assess health and development in 7 year old children of different birth weights and to examine the response and any resulting response bias. DESIGN: A multi-stage postal survey, using a sample stratified by birth weight. SETTING: The four counties of Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, and Northamptonshire, which make up the former Oxford NHS Region. SAMPLE: All children bo…
Bibliographie des ouvrages cités
A ACEVEDO, R. & CASTRO, E., 1993. – Negros do Trombetas : guardiães de matas e rios. Belém, UFPA/NAEA. ALBERT, B., 1992. – Indians lands, environmental policy and military geopolitics in the development of the Brazilian Amazon : the case of the Yanomami. In : Development and change, vol. 23 : 35-70. London, Sage. ALEXANDRE. P. &BINET, J., 1958. – Le groupe dit Pabouin (Fang. Boulou. Béti). Coll. Monographies ethnologiques africaines de l'Institut…
Casper: A hypermedia departmental information system
In this paper, the authors discuss the design and development of computer assisted studies planning and educational resources (CASPER). CASPER is a hypermedia information system that allows students to find up-to-date information on courses, instructors, announcements, transfer credit, and frequently asked questions. One of the most important features of CASPER is its capability to assist students in planning their course selections for future te…
Economics
Journal Article Economics, A First Approach to Economics, A First Approach to Economics, The Price System and Resource Allocation, Modern Economics, A Key to Modern Economics, Our Expanding Economy: An Introduction, Introduction to Economics, Economic Theory, The Essentials of Economics Get access Economics. By F. Benham. Fifth edition. (London: Pitman, 1955. Pp. 568. 18s.)A First Approach to Economics. By E. V. MORGAN. (London : Pitman, 1955. Pp…
Encyclopoedia of the Social Sciences
Sudanese Refugees in Cairo: Remittances and Livelihoods
Many refugees become 'stuck' in the urban centres of transit countries, unable to move onward or to return home. This study explored the livelihoods of Sudanese refugees in Cairo, and the extent to which remittances supported them. We found that 89 per cent of our respondents were economically active, but their income seldom covered their rent plus subsistence. A quarter of our sample received remittances, but these are not a reliable source of i…
The effect of dislike of school on risk of teenage pregnancy: Testing of hypotheses using longitudinal data from a randomised trial of sex education
Study objective: To examine whether attitude to school is associated with subsequent risk of teenage pregnancy. To test two hypotheses that attitude to school is linked to pregnancy via pathways involving young people having “alternative” expectations or deficits in sexual health knowledge and confidence. Design: Analysis of longitudinal data arising from a trial of sex education. Examination of associations between attitude to school and protect…
Oil extraction and Indigenous women: Examining the necropolitics of the settler state in the Bakken region
Emerging research shows that the health and well-being of Indigenous women is increasingly jeopardized in areas close to oil extraction due to heightened violence and criminal behavior. Our empirical findings reveal how the oil industry has impacted one Indigenous reservation located in the Bakken region—an area experiencing a major “boom” in shale extraction activities. We find that sexual assault and violence against Indigenous women has increa…
Planetary justice and ‘Healing’ in the Anthropocene
This paper challenges Earth System Governance (ESG) scholars to rethink the concept of Planetary Justice (PJ) in the era of the Anthropocene so it is more attentive to non-Western perspectives and sensitive to the experiences of Indigenous peoples. We combine findings from a narrative review with those derived from academic collaborations with the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band to propose the Indigenous principle of ‘justice as healing’ through ‘recogni…
Influence of family type and parenting behaviours on teenage sexual behaviour and conceptions
Background: Longitudinal data were used to explore relations between teenage pregnancy, sexual behaviour, and family type. The study examined whether students from lone parent and/or teenage mother initiated families more commonly report sex, lack of contraception at first sex, and/or conceptions by age 15/16, and whether such associations can be explained by low parental strictness, difficult parent-child communication, and/or low parental input…
Relational environmental governance: A critical framework for praxis with the material world
Environmental governance (EG) has become a hegemonic concept for understanding and transforming environmental decision-making processes that operate beyond the state. However, political ecologists, drawing from a diverse set of theoretical frameworks, have critiqued the concept for being malleable, vague, and apolitical, which has enabled its appropriation in ways that conceal inequality and difference, advocate techno-managerial fixes, and espou…
Club Members: Reading John Masters's Bhowani Junction
Encyclopoedia of the Social Sciences
Economics
Journal Article Economics, A First Approach to Economics, A First Approach to Economics, The Price System and Resource Allocation, Modern Economics, A Key to Modern Economics, Our Expanding Economy: An Introduction, Introduction to Economics, Economic Theory, The Essentials of Economics Get access Economics. By F. Benham. Fifth edition. (London: Pitman, 1955. Pp. 568. 18s.)A First Approach to Economics. By E. V. MORGAN. (London : Pitman, 1955. Pp…
Casper: A hypermedia departmental information system
In this paper, the authors discuss the design and development of computer assisted studies planning and educational resources (CASPER). CASPER is a hypermedia information system that allows students to find up-to-date information on courses, instructors, announcements, transfer credit, and frequently asked questions. One of the most important features of CASPER is its capability to assist students in planning their course selections for future te…
Bibliographie des ouvrages cités
A ACEVEDO, R. & CASTRO, E., 1993. – Negros do Trombetas : guardiães de matas e rios. Belém, UFPA/NAEA. ALBERT, B., 1992. – Indians lands, environmental policy and military geopolitics in the development of the Brazilian Amazon : the case of the Yanomami. In : Development and change, vol. 23 : 35-70. London, Sage. ALEXANDRE. P. &BINET, J., 1958. – Le groupe dit Pabouin (Fang. Boulou. Béti). Coll. Monographies ethnologiques africaines de l'Institut…
The feasibility of using a postal survey method to assess the health and development of 7 year old children of different birth weight
STUDY OBJECTIVE: To test the feasibility of using a postal survey to assess health and development in 7 year old children of different birth weights and to examine the response and any resulting response bias. DESIGN: A multi-stage postal survey, using a sample stratified by birth weight. SETTING: The four counties of Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, and Northamptonshire, which make up the former Oxford NHS Region. SAMPLE: All children bo…
Club Members: Reading John Masters's Bhowani Junction
The effect of dislike of school on risk of teenage pregnancy: Testing of hypotheses using longitudinal data from a randomised trial of sex education
Study objective: To examine whether attitude to school is associated with subsequent risk of teenage pregnancy. To test two hypotheses that attitude to school is linked to pregnancy via pathways involving young people having “alternative” expectations or deficits in sexual health knowledge and confidence. Design: Analysis of longitudinal data arising from a trial of sex education. Examination of associations between attitude to school and protect…
Influence of family type and parenting behaviours on teenage sexual behaviour and conceptions
Background: Longitudinal data were used to explore relations between teenage pregnancy, sexual behaviour, and family type. The study examined whether students from lone parent and/or teenage mother initiated families more commonly report sex, lack of contraception at first sex, and/or conceptions by age 15/16, and whether such associations can be explained by low parental strictness, difficult parent-child communication, and/or low parental input…
Chewing gum and context-dependent memory
Alpha male chimpanzee grooming patterns: Implications for dominance “style”
In social primates, individuals use various tactics to compete for dominance rank. Grooming, displays and contact aggression are common components of a male chimpanzee's dominance repertoire. The optimal combination of these behaviors is likely to differ among males with individuals exhibiting a dominance “style” that reflects their tendency to use cooperative and/or agonistic dominance tactics. Here, we examine the grooming behavior of three alp…
P1-94 The epidemiology and costs of ankle injuries: A review of the literature
Introduction Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries presenting to emergency departments, representing 3% to 5% of all visits in the UK, and 10% of all injury-related visits in the USA. Ankle injuries have significant physical and economic consequences for the affected individuals. Objectives To describe the epidemiology of ankle sprains and fractures among the general population; and to determine the direct and indirect costs related t…
God and Race in American Politics: A Short History
Journal Article God and Race in American Politics: A Short History Get access God and Race in American Politics: A Short History. By Mark A. Noll. (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2008. xiv, 209 pp. Cloth, $22.95, ISBN978-0-691-12536-7. Paper, $18.95, ISBN978-0-691-14629-4.) Sylvester A. Johnson Sylvester A. Johnson Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of A…
Homies and Hermanos: God and Gangs in Central America
Robert Brenneman's Homies and Hermanos is situated at the intersection of two of the most consequential social phenomena to emerge in Central America over the last two decades. Transnational street gangs and heavily Pentecostal evangelicalism have each had profound impacts on society in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, and Homies and Hermanos is a compelling examination of the interaction between these two groups. In a forceful and well-writ…
Sudanese Refugees in Cairo: Remittances and Livelihoods
Many refugees become 'stuck' in the urban centres of transit countries, unable to move onward or to return home. This study explored the livelihoods of Sudanese refugees in Cairo, and the extent to which remittances supported them. We found that 89 per cent of our respondents were economically active, but their income seldom covered their rent plus subsistence. A quarter of our sample received remittances, but these are not a reliable source of i…
Mobile Health Technology Can Objectively Capture Physical Activity (PA) Targets Among African-American Women Within Resource-Limited Communities—the Washington, D.C. Cardiovascular Health and Needs As…
Citation
Planetary justice and ‘Healing’ in the Anthropocene
This paper challenges Earth System Governance (ESG) scholars to rethink the concept of Planetary Justice (PJ) in the era of the Anthropocene so it is more attentive to non-Western perspectives and sensitive to the experiences of Indigenous peoples. We combine findings from a narrative review with those derived from academic collaborations with the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band to propose the Indigenous principle of ‘justice as healing’ through ‘recogni…
A Period Piece that Endures: Twenty-eight reflections on Sloughing
Raegan Truax's Sloughing (San Francisco, 2017) is a durational performance during which thirty-five women and genderqueer individuals bleed on plywood boards in public. Performed over twenty-eight consecutive days, Sloughing confronts its viewer with a bleeding body unaccompanied by injury, wound or puncture. ‘A Period Piece that Endures: Twenty-eight reflections on Sloughing’ explores a choice and desire to bleed seeping into public consciousnes…
Oil extraction and Indigenous women: Examining the necropolitics of the settler state in the Bakken region
Emerging research shows that the health and well-being of Indigenous women is increasingly jeopardized in areas close to oil extraction due to heightened violence and criminal behavior. Our empirical findings reveal how the oil industry has impacted one Indigenous reservation located in the Bakken region—an area experiencing a major “boom” in shale extraction activities. We find that sexual assault and violence against Indigenous women has increa…
Relational environmental governance: A critical framework for praxis with the material world
Environmental governance (EG) has become a hegemonic concept for understanding and transforming environmental decision-making processes that operate beyond the state. However, political ecologists, drawing from a diverse set of theoretical frameworks, have critiqued the concept for being malleable, vague, and apolitical, which has enabled its appropriation in ways that conceal inequality and difference, advocate techno-managerial fixes, and espou…
Recognition, healing, and co-stewardship: The case of landless tribes and conservation in California
We develop the notion of “justice as healing” and draw on the concept of “recognition”, with its internal and external dimensions, to forge pathways towards healthier relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. Our analysis is rooted in the case of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band of California (AMTB) – a non-federally recognised Indigenous Tribe that has experienced successive phases of genocide and assimilation by colonial powers of…
Conceptualising healing in human-environment entanglements
This special collection advances “healing” as an analytical lens for examining (non)human–environment relations amid planetary crisis in the Americas. By shifting attention from damage to the practices that seek to heal disrupted relations, it argues that centring Indigenous and local perspectives can generate innovative responses to environmental challenges and broader social transformation. Drawing on de-colonial and feminist approaches, the co…
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