Matthew J Kelly
Biographic Data
| ID | 1401965 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matthew J Kelly |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matthew J |
| FAMILY NAME | Kelly |
| SIGNATURE | KELLY M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Missouri |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3243-4861 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Adorno's Problematic Entanglement with Blackness
Black aesthetics and Adornian aesthetics both articulate and embody what Hortense Spillers calls the "critical edge" of culture and art, and there is a recent history of Black aestheticians engaging creatively with Adorno. Today, however, any constructive dialogue between these aesthetic traditions depends on whether Adorno's aesthetics can be decoupled from the antiblack racism in the genealogy of Western aesthetics and whether Adorno's negative…
Carceral Aesthetics Justified
Nicole Fleetwood’s recent book, Marking Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration , is distinctive because she engages with “carceral aesthetics,” yet she does not provide a justification for it. I think Herbert Marcuse is right, however, that we must justify aesthetics in relation to any space where human misery reigns. Carceral aesthetics can be justified in four ways: the etymology of aesthetics; its indispensability in prisons because it is …
The Visigothic Kingdom: The Negotiation of Power in Post-Roman lberia
Eichmann Before Jerusalem: The Unexamined Life of a Mass Murderer
Eichmann Before Jerusalem is, of course, a titular homage to Hannah Arendt's work Eichmann in Jerusalem. Bettina Stangneth seeks to tell the rest of the story—who Eichmann was, what he did, how he survived in hiding after the war. Interestingly, she also tries to reconstruct how he thought of himself. While she succeeds remarkably on the former queries, her explanation on the last perhaps assumes too much. Any author who spends years with origina…
The MDG Enterprise: Experiences and Thoughts from Zambia
This article outlines Zambia's uneven progress towards attaining the MDGs. The central goal of cutting poverty in half by the end of 2015 appears to be definitely out of reach, whereas the goals of universalising primary education, reversing the HIV epidemic and ensuring access to HIV treatment for all who need it have been virtually reached. The greatest progress towards MDG targets was made in areas that directly involved people as beneficiarie…
Job Satisfaction Among Child Welfare Workers in Public and Performance-Based Contracting Environments
An increasing number of state governments offer performance-based contracts to private agencies for the delivery of child welfare services; however, little is known about how this system impacts child welfare workers. The purpose of this mixed methods study was to gain a better understanding of frontline workers' employment satisfaction in a state that utilized both public and performance-based systems of care. Qualitative findings revealed that …
The Tokyo International Military Tribunal: A Reappraisal by Neil Boister and Robert Cryer
Ghosts of Halabja: Saddam Hussein and the Kurdish Genocide
Saddam Hussein's execution for his crimes against Iraq's Shi'a not only brought an end to his reign of oppression, but also to the justice that was to be served to the Iraqi Kurds. This book chronicles the story of the Kurdish genocide that was not told during the trial of Saddam Hussein.
Using 360 Degree Evaluation to Improve Clinical Skill Development by First Line Child Protective Services Supervisors
Didactic skill training in clinical practice techniques is insufficient to assist first line child protective supervisors in the difficult task of changing a child welfare organization's culture to emphasize the therapeutic aspects of intervention. Supervisors need assistance in personal growth based on accurate feedback from performance. When such feedback is coupled with targeted individual development plans, evidence from a two year interventi…
TheAnfaltrial against Saddam Hussein
Saddam Hussein was executed at dawn on December 30, 2006. His body was dropped from the hangman's scaffold just minutes before the call to prayer went up from minarets across Baghdad, marking the b
Is Computer-Assisted EBP Generating “Fast” Practice
In search of a model for examining the impacts of computer-assisted EBP on practice and education for practice, the authors review basic traditional “slow motion” social work practice and compare it to what one of the authors calls “fast practice.” Fast practice involves not only immersion of the practitioners in the now common electronic assemblage of horizontally and vertically linked hardware and software, but also the possible collapsing of W…
MDPs May Be Dead After Enron/Andersen, But Subsidiary Businesses Thrive
MDPs May Be Dead After Enron/Andersen, But Subsidiary Businesses Thrive
While some commentators believe that the Enron and Arthur Andersen affair that came to light in 2001 is responsible for the demise of multidisciplinary practices (MDPs), the notion of law firms engaging in MDPs lost most of its momentum during the American Bar Association (ABA) debate of 1999 and 2000. Enron and Andersen weakened whatever support remained for MDPs after the ABA defeat, during which MDP opponents raised legitimate concerns. But En…
A World of Paranoia
Comparing French and British intellectuals: Towards a cross-Channel perspective
Legislative Policy Briefs: Practical Methodology in Teaching Policy Practice
Opportunities for social workers to be involved in policy making have never been greater. Schools of Social Work are now challenged to make policy a more important part of the curriculum. Making policy practice real to students is a challenging endeavor. By combining the resources and perspectives of advanced policy analysis courses with program evaluation content, the authors have developed a methodology that builds credibility for both the stud…
Legal aspects of Australia's involvement in the International Force for East Timor
Sur la base de la résolution 1264 du Conseil de sécurité (du 15 septembre 1999), une force multinationale a été déployée au Timor Oriental, afin de rétablir l'ordre et de parer à l'écroulement de l'administration locale; il s'agit de l'International Force for East Timor (INTERFET) . L'Australie a assumé le rôle de pays responsable dans une force qui était composée de contingents militaires de plusieurs pays de la région. Après avoir analysé la si…
The Socioeconomic Impacts of Structural Adjustment
The 1980s were painful years of structural adjustment during which many developing countries abandoned statist economic models in favor of market-oriented paradigms. The proponents of structural adjustment, including international lending agencies such as the IMF and World Bank, argued that reforms were necessary to restore growth and curtail inflation. The opponents of adjustment claimed its macroeconomic results were not a foregone conclusion a…
Three Fundamentals of Service Quality in Welfare Reform
Public health and welfare organizations must move toward a service-oriented strategy that embodies many of the quality principles that are assuming growing importance in the private sector. This article explores some of the limitations on reform of welfare and service quality. It explores three approaches that are fundamental to bringing about the change in organizational culture on which actual reform must rest
Quality Now: Moving Human Services Organizations toward a Consumer Orientation to Service Quality
Journal Article Quality Now: Moving Human Services Organizations toward a Consumer Orientation to Service Quality Get access Stephen T. Moore, Stephen T. Moore Stephen T. Moore, PhD, is associate professor, and Michael J. Kelly, PhD, is professor, School of Social Work, University of Missouri at Columbia, 702 Clark Hall, Columbia, MO 65211. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Michael J. Kelly Michael J.…
Addendum
‘New Zealanders and the Royal Society’ by R. J. H. Clark and M. J. Kelly, Notes and Records, Volume 48, pages 263-281, July 1994 The name of one Fellow of the Royal Society born in New Zealand was inadvertently omitted from Table 2. He was A. C. Aitken. The number of such Fellows is thus 35
Lives of Lawyers: Journeys in the Organizations of Practice
America has long enjoyed a love/hate relationship with its attorneys; jokes equating lawyers with vermin abound at the same time that our love of litigation is reflected in a doubling of the ranks of lawyers since the 1960s. Though we often see the lawyer as a crusading lone wolf of justice, the illuminating Lives of Lawyers demonstrates that the integrity of individual lawyers is fundamentally influenced by the nature of the legal organizations …
New Zealand, New Zealanders and the Royal Society
On 5 May 1768 Lieutenant James Cook was chosen by the Admiralty to take command of a Royal Society expedition funded by George III on the ship Endeavour, the purpose being to sail to a suitable point (Tahiti) in the Southern Pacific from which to observe the transit of Venus across the Sun on 3 June 1769. It was thought that, by observing the transit from different points on Earth, it would be possible to determine the distance of the Earth from …
Teaching Applications of Expert Systems
Commercial expert systems development shells for desk-top computers offers social work educators and trainers a tool for developing computer based classroom and computer laboratory teaching applications. Expert systems can be used to develop knowledge based applications that provide tutorial support, give and score examinations, automate programmed learning exercises, and teach decision making. Further, many shells are low in cos and have extensi…
Case Studies: Should Competence Be Coerced
The Socioeconomic Impacts of Structural Adjustment
The 1980s were painful years of structural adjustment during which many developing countries abandoned statist economic models in favor of market-oriented paradigms. The proponents of structural adjustment, including international lending agencies such as the IMF and World Bank, argued that reforms were necessary to restore growth and curtail inflation. The opponents of adjustment claimed its macroeconomic results were not a foregone conclusion a…
Legislative Policy Briefs: Practical Methodology in Teaching Policy Practice
Opportunities for social workers to be involved in policy making have never been greater. Schools of Social Work are now challenged to make policy a more important part of the curriculum. Making policy practice real to students is a challenging endeavor. By combining the resources and perspectives of advanced policy analysis courses with program evaluation content, the authors have developed a methodology that builds credibility for both the stud…
Quality Now: Moving Human Services Organizations toward a Consumer Orientation to Service Quality
Journal Article Quality Now: Moving Human Services Organizations toward a Consumer Orientation to Service Quality Get access Stephen T. Moore, Stephen T. Moore Stephen T. Moore, PhD, is associate professor, and Michael J. Kelly, PhD, is professor, School of Social Work, University of Missouri at Columbia, 702 Clark Hall, Columbia, MO 65211. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Michael J. Kelly Michael J.…
Legal aspects of Australia's involvement in the International Force for East Timor
Sur la base de la résolution 1264 du Conseil de sécurité (du 15 septembre 1999), une force multinationale a été déployée au Timor Oriental, afin de rétablir l'ordre et de parer à l'écroulement de l'administration locale; il s'agit de l'International Force for East Timor (INTERFET) . L'Australie a assumé le rôle de pays responsable dans une force qui était composée de contingents militaires de plusieurs pays de la région. Après avoir analysé la si…
Job Satisfaction Among Child Welfare Workers in Public and Performance-Based Contracting Environments
An increasing number of state governments offer performance-based contracts to private agencies for the delivery of child welfare services; however, little is known about how this system impacts child welfare workers. The purpose of this mixed methods study was to gain a better understanding of frontline workers' employment satisfaction in a state that utilized both public and performance-based systems of care. Qualitative findings revealed that …
Using 360 Degree Evaluation to Improve Clinical Skill Development by First Line Child Protective Services Supervisors
Didactic skill training in clinical practice techniques is insufficient to assist first line child protective supervisors in the difficult task of changing a child welfare organization's culture to emphasize the therapeutic aspects of intervention. Supervisors need assistance in personal growth based on accurate feedback from performance. When such feedback is coupled with targeted individual development plans, evidence from a two year interventi…
TheAnfaltrial against Saddam Hussein
Saddam Hussein was executed at dawn on December 30, 2006. His body was dropped from the hangman's scaffold just minutes before the call to prayer went up from minarets across Baghdad, marking the b
James Mackenzie and Cardiac Arrhythmia
James Mackenzie and Cardiac Arrhythmia Get access MICHAEL KELLY MICHAEL KELLY Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, Volume XV, Issue 4, October 1960, Pages 425–427, https://doi.org/10.1093/jhmas/XV.4.425 Published: 01 October 1960
“Subject,” “Substance,” and “Accident” in St. Thomas
La complexite de la problematique sujet-substance-accident, chez saint Thomas, n'apparait vraiment que si on est conscient de l'appartenance a cette meme problematique des notions de en puissance et en acte dans leur specificite thomiste.
Abortion and Tinkering
Recent defences of abortion on demand have located the morally relevant difference between normal adult human beings and non-viable fetuses in the possession of personhood by the former but not by the latter. It is, so the story goes, morally wrong to kill innocent human beings because they are persons, but non-viable fetuses, though they be biologically human, are nevertheless not persons and may therefore be killed without doing anything morall…
Living with Chronic Illness: The Experience of patients and their Families (Book)
Case Studies: Should Competence Be Coerced
Differential Treatment Based on Sex
The aim of the exploratory study described in this article was to develop and apply an instrument to measure differential treatment of social service managers based on sex. Through a content analysis of audiotapes, the differential use of modes of address, interruptions, and time allocations and the use of exclusionary and negative language were recorded. It was found that differential treatment based on sex existed in the formal setting in which…
New Zealand, New Zealanders and the Royal Society
On 5 May 1768 Lieutenant James Cook was chosen by the Admiralty to take command of a Royal Society expedition funded by George III on the ship Endeavour, the purpose being to sail to a suitable point (Tahiti) in the Southern Pacific from which to observe the transit of Venus across the Sun on 3 June 1769. It was thought that, by observing the transit from different points on Earth, it would be possible to determine the distance of the Earth from …
Teaching Applications of Expert Systems
Commercial expert systems development shells for desk-top computers offers social work educators and trainers a tool for developing computer based classroom and computer laboratory teaching applications. Expert systems can be used to develop knowledge based applications that provide tutorial support, give and score examinations, automate programmed learning exercises, and teach decision making. Further, many shells are low in cos and have extensi…
Addendum
‘New Zealanders and the Royal Society’ by R. J. H. Clark and M. J. Kelly, Notes and Records, Volume 48, pages 263-281, July 1994 The name of one Fellow of the Royal Society born in New Zealand was inadvertently omitted from Table 2. He was A. C. Aitken. The number of such Fellows is thus 35
Lives of Lawyers: Journeys in the Organizations of Practice
America has long enjoyed a love/hate relationship with its attorneys; jokes equating lawyers with vermin abound at the same time that our love of litigation is reflected in a doubling of the ranks of lawyers since the 1960s. Though we often see the lawyer as a crusading lone wolf of justice, the illuminating Lives of Lawyers demonstrates that the integrity of individual lawyers is fundamentally influenced by the nature of the legal organizations …
Quality Now: Moving Human Services Organizations toward a Consumer Orientation to Service Quality
Journal Article Quality Now: Moving Human Services Organizations toward a Consumer Orientation to Service Quality Get access Stephen T. Moore, Stephen T. Moore Stephen T. Moore, PhD, is associate professor, and Michael J. Kelly, PhD, is professor, School of Social Work, University of Missouri at Columbia, 702 Clark Hall, Columbia, MO 65211. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Michael J. Kelly Michael J.…
Three Fundamentals of Service Quality in Welfare Reform
Public health and welfare organizations must move toward a service-oriented strategy that embodies many of the quality principles that are assuming growing importance in the private sector. This article explores some of the limitations on reform of welfare and service quality. It explores three approaches that are fundamental to bringing about the change in organizational culture on which actual reform must rest
The Socioeconomic Impacts of Structural Adjustment
The 1980s were painful years of structural adjustment during which many developing countries abandoned statist economic models in favor of market-oriented paradigms. The proponents of structural adjustment, including international lending agencies such as the IMF and World Bank, argued that reforms were necessary to restore growth and curtail inflation. The opponents of adjustment claimed its macroeconomic results were not a foregone conclusion a…
Legal aspects of Australia's involvement in the International Force for East Timor
Sur la base de la résolution 1264 du Conseil de sécurité (du 15 septembre 1999), une force multinationale a été déployée au Timor Oriental, afin de rétablir l'ordre et de parer à l'écroulement de l'administration locale; il s'agit de l'International Force for East Timor (INTERFET) . L'Australie a assumé le rôle de pays responsable dans une force qui était composée de contingents militaires de plusieurs pays de la région. Après avoir analysé la si…
Legislative Policy Briefs: Practical Methodology in Teaching Policy Practice
Opportunities for social workers to be involved in policy making have never been greater. Schools of Social Work are now challenged to make policy a more important part of the curriculum. Making policy practice real to students is a challenging endeavor. By combining the resources and perspectives of advanced policy analysis courses with program evaluation content, the authors have developed a methodology that builds credibility for both the stud…
Comparing French and British intellectuals: Towards a cross-Channel perspective
MDPs May Be Dead After Enron/Andersen, But Subsidiary Businesses Thrive
MDPs May Be Dead After Enron/Andersen, But Subsidiary Businesses Thrive
While some commentators believe that the Enron and Arthur Andersen affair that came to light in 2001 is responsible for the demise of multidisciplinary practices (MDPs), the notion of law firms engaging in MDPs lost most of its momentum during the American Bar Association (ABA) debate of 1999 and 2000. Enron and Andersen weakened whatever support remained for MDPs after the ABA defeat, during which MDP opponents raised legitimate concerns. But En…
A World of Paranoia
Is Computer-Assisted EBP Generating “Fast” Practice
In search of a model for examining the impacts of computer-assisted EBP on practice and education for practice, the authors review basic traditional “slow motion” social work practice and compare it to what one of the authors calls “fast practice.” Fast practice involves not only immersion of the practitioners in the now common electronic assemblage of horizontally and vertically linked hardware and software, but also the possible collapsing of W…
Using 360 Degree Evaluation to Improve Clinical Skill Development by First Line Child Protective Services Supervisors
Didactic skill training in clinical practice techniques is insufficient to assist first line child protective supervisors in the difficult task of changing a child welfare organization's culture to emphasize the therapeutic aspects of intervention. Supervisors need assistance in personal growth based on accurate feedback from performance. When such feedback is coupled with targeted individual development plans, evidence from a two year interventi…
TheAnfaltrial against Saddam Hussein
Saddam Hussein was executed at dawn on December 30, 2006. His body was dropped from the hangman's scaffold just minutes before the call to prayer went up from minarets across Baghdad, marking the b
Ghosts of Halabja: Saddam Hussein and the Kurdish Genocide
Saddam Hussein's execution for his crimes against Iraq's Shi'a not only brought an end to his reign of oppression, but also to the justice that was to be served to the Iraqi Kurds. This book chronicles the story of the Kurdish genocide that was not told during the trial of Saddam Hussein.
Job Satisfaction Among Child Welfare Workers in Public and Performance-Based Contracting Environments
An increasing number of state governments offer performance-based contracts to private agencies for the delivery of child welfare services; however, little is known about how this system impacts child welfare workers. The purpose of this mixed methods study was to gain a better understanding of frontline workers' employment satisfaction in a state that utilized both public and performance-based systems of care. Qualitative findings revealed that …
The Tokyo International Military Tribunal: A Reappraisal by Neil Boister and Robert Cryer
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