Patrick M Boyle
Biographic Data
| ID | 128467 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrick M Boyle |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrick M |
| FAMILY NAME | Boyle |
| SIGNATURE | BOYLE P M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Case Western Reserve University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9048-1239 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Les Brown, ShipCraft 27-British Sloops and Frigates of the Second World War by Patrick Boyle
A Comprehensive Study of a Road Diet Implementation in the US and Abroad
Road Diets are far from a new technique for designers to apply to roadways. Yet after over 50 years of implementation and countless studies into their effectiveness, it is only relatively recently that the process is gaining widespread recognition and implementation. Each year, more states and countries are examining potential road diets and putting them into place. Still, there remains great skepticism and opposition in many corners. In addition…
Class Formation and Civil Society
School Wars
This chapter argues that the link between late colonial church-state relations and the relatively smooth decolonisation of the education sector suggests a different political analysis of the period than these conventions lead us to expect. It presents the development of collaborative relations between church and state in education before 1939, and the serious differences that surfaced after World War II over which kinds of schools to promote in t…
Predictors of Competitive Employment Among Consumers With Co-Occurring Mental and Substance Use Disorders
Objectives: This study examines consumer and agency level predictors of competitive employment for consumers with co-occurring disorders. Methods: The study sample included 191 consumers from mental health agencies receiving Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment services, including a subgroup which was referred for Supported Employment Services. Results: Logistic regression analyses show consumers with schizoaffective disorder, greater psychiatric …
Predictors of Referral to Supported Employment Among Consumers with Co-Occurring Mental and Substance Use Disorders
Class Formation and Civil Society
Part 1 Introduction. Part 2 The promise and deception of modern education in sub-Sahara Africa: colonial education - the civilizing mission, 1910-1960 independence education - for the grandeur of the whole nation, 1960-1980 austerity education - sauve qui peut, 1980-. Part 3 Social class, civil society, and political analysis in sub-Sahara Africa: elite theory and social class analysis political elites and ruling classes elite, classes, and civil…
Educational Quality Assurance in Universities
In the last decade or so there has been a proliferation of literature(s) concerning quality assurance (QA) in a variety of contexts. The literatures which have primary relevance to higher education span a range of disciplines or transdisciplines, including management science and development evaluation, organisational behaviour and change, and the study of higher education. While evolution has occurred in approaches to QA in many institutions, pie…
Parents, Private Schools, and the Politics of an Emerging Civil Society in Cameroon
Whilescholarly cautions are needed as regards both simplistic dichotomies and the subtle rhetoric that converts 'civil society' into a new sacred depository for 'a wide range of emancipatory aspirations',1frequently pitted against that 'predatory species' we call the state,2the view from Yaoundé suggests that questions about social classes are likely to be helpful in any analysis of the complex relationship between state and society in contempora…
School Wars
Two conventions tend to shape appraisals of the Belgian Congo and the manner of its decolonisation. The first describes the colonial power structure as an alliance of state, church, and large corporations.1 This trinity was 'not only... a virtually seamless web', writes Crawford Young, 'but each component, in its area of activity, was without peer in Africa in the magnitude of its impact'.2 The second convention typically portrays decolonisation …
Mobutu or Chaos? The United States and Zaire, 1960-1990
Mobutu or Chaos? is the latest product of the Foreign Policy Research Institute's study on 'friendly tyrants.' Like its predecessors, it tackles the thorny question of how to deal with the pro-U.S. authoritarian regimes that have bedeviled U.S. foreign policy for the better part of forty years. The book chronicles the U.S. relations with Mobutu from their beginnings in the sixties when support for the ruler was justifiable by higher goals, throug…
Zaire
Assessment of Student Performance
Assessment of student performance and the evaluation of courses and teaching are critical elements in the teaching‐learning environment and are central to each higher education institution's mission of preparing students for the future. There are increasing internal and external pressures for institutions to review and improve their practice in this area. While a vast knowledge‐base exists to inform good practice in assessment of student performa…
Zaire and the African Revolution
A View from Zaire
This review of recent books on Zaire examines how the changing salience of the issues of ethnicity, class, and the state exhibit shifts in academic perspectives and especially in perceptions of how best to account for and articulate the characteristics of political life in contemporary Zaire. The authors' views on the dynamics of class formation within a situation of increasing socioeconomic inequality and state decline raise questions about how …
Mobutu or Chaos? The United States and Zaire, 1960-1990
Mobutu or Chaos? is the latest product of the Foreign Policy Research Institute's study on 'friendly tyrants.' Like its predecessors, it tackles the thorny question of how to deal with the pro-U.S. authoritarian regimes that have bedeviled U.S. foreign policy for the better part of forty years. The book chronicles the U.S. relations with Mobutu from their beginnings in the sixties when support for the ruler was justifiable by higher goals, throug…
Parents, Private Schools, and the Politics of an Emerging Civil Society in Cameroon
Whilescholarly cautions are needed as regards both simplistic dichotomies and the subtle rhetoric that converts 'civil society' into a new sacred depository for 'a wide range of emancipatory aspirations',1frequently pitted against that 'predatory species' we call the state,2the view from Yaoundé suggests that questions about social classes are likely to be helpful in any analysis of the complex relationship between state and society in contempora…
School Wars
Two conventions tend to shape appraisals of the Belgian Congo and the manner of its decolonisation. The first describes the colonial power structure as an alliance of state, church, and large corporations.1 This trinity was 'not only... a virtually seamless web', writes Crawford Young, 'but each component, in its area of activity, was without peer in Africa in the magnitude of its impact'.2 The second convention typically portrays decolonisation …
Predictors of Competitive Employment Among Consumers With Co-Occurring Mental and Substance Use Disorders
Objectives: This study examines consumer and agency level predictors of competitive employment for consumers with co-occurring disorders. Methods: The study sample included 191 consumers from mental health agencies receiving Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment services, including a subgroup which was referred for Supported Employment Services. Results: Logistic regression analyses show consumers with schizoaffective disorder, greater psychiatric …
Predictors of Referral to Supported Employment Among Consumers with Co-Occurring Mental and Substance Use Disorders
A View from Zaire
This review of recent books on Zaire examines how the changing salience of the issues of ethnicity, class, and the state exhibit shifts in academic perspectives and especially in perceptions of how best to account for and articulate the characteristics of political life in contemporary Zaire. The authors' views on the dynamics of class formation within a situation of increasing socioeconomic inequality and state decline raise questions about how …
Zaire and the African Revolution
Assessment of Student Performance
Assessment of student performance and the evaluation of courses and teaching are critical elements in the teaching‐learning environment and are central to each higher education institution's mission of preparing students for the future. There are increasing internal and external pressures for institutions to review and improve their practice in this area. While a vast knowledge‐base exists to inform good practice in assessment of student performa…
School Wars
Two conventions tend to shape appraisals of the Belgian Congo and the manner of its decolonisation. The first describes the colonial power structure as an alliance of state, church, and large corporations.1 This trinity was 'not only... a virtually seamless web', writes Crawford Young, 'but each component, in its area of activity, was without peer in Africa in the magnitude of its impact'.2 The second convention typically portrays decolonisation …
Mobutu or Chaos? The United States and Zaire, 1960-1990
Mobutu or Chaos? is the latest product of the Foreign Policy Research Institute's study on 'friendly tyrants.' Like its predecessors, it tackles the thorny question of how to deal with the pro-U.S. authoritarian regimes that have bedeviled U.S. foreign policy for the better part of forty years. The book chronicles the U.S. relations with Mobutu from their beginnings in the sixties when support for the ruler was justifiable by higher goals, throug…
Zaire
Parents, Private Schools, and the Politics of an Emerging Civil Society in Cameroon
Whilescholarly cautions are needed as regards both simplistic dichotomies and the subtle rhetoric that converts 'civil society' into a new sacred depository for 'a wide range of emancipatory aspirations',1frequently pitted against that 'predatory species' we call the state,2the view from Yaoundé suggests that questions about social classes are likely to be helpful in any analysis of the complex relationship between state and society in contempora…
Educational Quality Assurance in Universities
In the last decade or so there has been a proliferation of literature(s) concerning quality assurance (QA) in a variety of contexts. The literatures which have primary relevance to higher education span a range of disciplines or transdisciplines, including management science and development evaluation, organisational behaviour and change, and the study of higher education. While evolution has occurred in approaches to QA in many institutions, pie…
Class Formation and Civil Society
Part 1 Introduction. Part 2 The promise and deception of modern education in sub-Sahara Africa: colonial education - the civilizing mission, 1910-1960 independence education - for the grandeur of the whole nation, 1960-1980 austerity education - sauve qui peut, 1980-. Part 3 Social class, civil society, and political analysis in sub-Sahara Africa: elite theory and social class analysis political elites and ruling classes elite, classes, and civil…
Predictors of Competitive Employment Among Consumers With Co-Occurring Mental and Substance Use Disorders
Objectives: This study examines consumer and agency level predictors of competitive employment for consumers with co-occurring disorders. Methods: The study sample included 191 consumers from mental health agencies receiving Integrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment services, including a subgroup which was referred for Supported Employment Services. Results: Logistic regression analyses show consumers with schizoaffective disorder, greater psychiatric …
Predictors of Referral to Supported Employment Among Consumers with Co-Occurring Mental and Substance Use Disorders
School Wars
This chapter argues that the link between late colonial church-state relations and the relatively smooth decolonisation of the education sector suggests a different political analysis of the period than these conventions lead us to expect. It presents the development of collaborative relations between church and state in education before 1939, and the serious differences that surfaced after World War II over which kinds of schools to promote in t…
Class Formation and Civil Society
A Comprehensive Study of a Road Diet Implementation in the US and Abroad
Road Diets are far from a new technique for designers to apply to roadways. Yet after over 50 years of implementation and countless studies into their effectiveness, it is only relatively recently that the process is gaining widespread recognition and implementation. Each year, more states and countries are examining potential road diets and putting them into place. Still, there remains great skepticism and opposition in many corners. In addition…
Les Brown, ShipCraft 27-British Sloops and Frigates of the Second World War by Patrick Boyle
Political science (12 works) · Law (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · African history and culture studies (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Engineering (4 works) · History (4 works)