J H Taylor
Biographic Data
| ID | 146157 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J H Taylor |
| GIVEN NAMES | J H |
| FAMILY NAME | Taylor |
| SIGNATURE | TAYLOR J H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lapido Media |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1912 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Holding Egypt. Tracing the Reception of the Description de l'Egypte in Nineteenth-Century Great Britain
The early history and development of Egyptology have received much attention in recent years. Several of the key figures – Salt, Belzoni, Drovetti, Wilkinson – have been re-examined by biographers, and crucial episodes, such as the decipherment of hieroglyphic script, have been revisited many times. Andrew Bednarski's book focuses on the Description de l'Égypte, the formal presentation of the work of the French savants who accompanied Napoleon's …
Taking spirituality seriously: Northern Uganda and Britain's ‘Break the Silence’ Campaign
The war in Northern Uganda is both rooted in religion and reinforced by spiritual power. This has resulted in an almost impenetrable wall of incomprehension surrounding what is the worst, most neglected war in Africa today. This paper describes conditions in Northern Uganda and relates the history of the ‘Break the Silence’ Campaign, initiated and coordinated by the Church Mission Society, which significantly increased political activity as a res…
There's Life in Establishment—But Not as We Know It
Secularization theory, central to the dominant discourse of modernity, sought to describe a tendency—regarded as ‘inevitable’ by some leading scholars— whereby transcendence was squeezed out of the system by processes of bureaucratization and rationalism, and relegated to the margins of private faith and practice, dying altogether, perhaps. The new Inner Cities Religious Council, set up by the government in 1992 to administer the areas where reli…
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Loosing the Bonds: The United States and South Africa in the Apartheid Years
Resistance and Revolution: Václav Havel's Czechoslovakia
One of the compensations of the diplomatic career is to be present when history is being made and sometimes to have a hand in making it. Such was the experience of Rob McRae, a Canadian foreign service officer posted to Prague in August 1988. His three-year posting coincided with Czechoslovakia's Velvet Revolution. He was a witness to the dramatic events of that time and more closely involved in them than most foreigners. In Resistance and Revolu…
Ending Civil Wars
London: Oxford University Press for the International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1997, Adelphi Paper 308, 94pp, US$25.00Canadians who believe that their country has a vocation for peacekeeping will profit from reading this book. In it Charles King, who teaches in the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, analyzes the phenomenon of contemporary civil wars and how they end. Most of the. world's wars are now civil wars. Allowing …
Triumph of the Lack of Will: International Diplomacy and the Yugoslav War
The Road to Breakdown From Declaration to Recognition: The EC and Yugoslavia June-Dec. 1991 Peacemaking, Peacekeeping The EC and UN, Jan-July 1992 UNPROFC Aug. 92-Dec. 93 Joined Forces: London and Conference on Former Yugoslavia, Aug. 92-Jan 94 The Major Players The Failure of Military Intervention and Political Will
Keystone in the Arch Ukraine: In the Emerging Security Environment of Central and Eastern Europe
At the beginning of the 'nineties, when new and unforeseen horizons were opening everywhere in central and eastern Europe, much was made in Canada of the fact that one Canadian in ten is of eastern European ancestry. The links between Canada and Ukraine were cited as a leading example of Canada's eastern connections, given the size of the Ukrainian community in Canada. Yet close to a decade later, the significance of these connections still fails…
The World and Yugoslavia's Wars
The Wars of Eduard Shevardnadze
Schevardnadze's roots - the seeds of reform evolution of a political partnership domestic imperative - the need for reform rocking the boat the centrality of the United States Moscow's conscience on human rights new directions in Europe retreat from the Third World approach to Third World tensions Shevardnadze's resignation abroad at home
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Japan: A New Kind of Superpower
Notes de prosopographie thébaine. Troisième série
Cet article posthume se compose de deux contributions. Dans la premiere - « Nouveaux documents relatifs a la famille des vizirs Nespamedou et Nespakachouty » - l’auteur publie trois documents : les statuettes du Caire JE 36963 (K. 145) et JE 37849 (K. 571), attribuees a Neschoutefnout, fils du plus jeune des deux vizirs Nespakachouty, ainsi que la statuette JE 36964 (K.186) appartenant a Neskachouty, petit-fils du meme vizir Nespakachouty. Cette …
Community action and colour conflict
(1974). Community action and colour conflict. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies: Vol. 3, No. 4, pp. 412-414
Books
RACE, COLONIALISM AND THE CITY, John Rex. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1973, 310 pp. £3.95. BLACK BRITAIN, Chris Mullard. Allen and Unwin, 1973, 194 pp., £1.95 paperback. RACE AND EMPLOYMENT IN BRITAIN, Nicholas Bosanquet. Runnymede Trust, London, 1973. 35p. EAST INDIANS IN TRINIDAD: A STUDY IN MINORITY POLITICS. Yogendra K. Malik. Oxford University Press, 1971,169 pages. £3.00. CRAB ANTICS (The Social Anthropology of English‐Speaking Negro Societies …
Newcastle upon Tyne: Asian Pupils Do Better than Whites
High unemployment and coloured leavers: The Tyneside pattern
Ending Civil Wars
London: Oxford University Press for the International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1997, Adelphi Paper 308, 94pp, US$25.00Canadians who believe that their country has a vocation for peacekeeping will profit from reading this book. In it Charles King, who teaches in the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, analyzes the phenomenon of contemporary civil wars and how they end. Most of the. world's wars are now civil wars. Allowing …
The Wars of Eduard Shevardnadze
Schevardnadze's roots - the seeds of reform evolution of a political partnership domestic imperative - the need for reform rocking the boat the centrality of the United States Moscow's conscience on human rights new directions in Europe retreat from the Third World approach to Third World tensions Shevardnadze's resignation abroad at home
Japan: A New Kind of Superpower
Loosing the Bonds: The United States and South Africa in the Apartheid Years
Newcastle upon Tyne: Asian Pupils Do Better than Whites
There's Life in Establishment—But Not as We Know It
Secularization theory, central to the dominant discourse of modernity, sought to describe a tendency—regarded as ‘inevitable’ by some leading scholars— whereby transcendence was squeezed out of the system by processes of bureaucratization and rationalism, and relegated to the margins of private faith and practice, dying altogether, perhaps. The new Inner Cities Religious Council, set up by the government in 1992 to administer the areas where reli…
Taking spirituality seriously: Northern Uganda and Britain's ‘Break the Silence’ Campaign
The war in Northern Uganda is both rooted in religion and reinforced by spiritual power. This has resulted in an almost impenetrable wall of incomprehension surrounding what is the worst, most neglected war in Africa today. This paper describes conditions in Northern Uganda and relates the history of the ‘Break the Silence’ Campaign, initiated and coordinated by the Church Mission Society, which significantly increased political activity as a res…
Resistance and Revolution: Václav Havel's Czechoslovakia
One of the compensations of the diplomatic career is to be present when history is being made and sometimes to have a hand in making it. Such was the experience of Rob McRae, a Canadian foreign service officer posted to Prague in August 1988. His three-year posting coincided with Czechoslovakia's Velvet Revolution. He was a witness to the dramatic events of that time and more closely involved in them than most foreigners. In Resistance and Revolu…
Keystone in the Arch Ukraine: In the Emerging Security Environment of Central and Eastern Europe
At the beginning of the 'nineties, when new and unforeseen horizons were opening everywhere in central and eastern Europe, much was made in Canada of the fact that one Canadian in ten is of eastern European ancestry. The links between Canada and Ukraine were cited as a leading example of Canada's eastern connections, given the size of the Ukrainian community in Canada. Yet close to a decade later, the significance of these connections still fails…
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The schematic two‐dimensional plotting of the spatial relationships among somatotypes
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High unemployment and coloured leavers: The Tyneside pattern
Books
RACE, COLONIALISM AND THE CITY, John Rex. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1973, 310 pp. £3.95. BLACK BRITAIN, Chris Mullard. Allen and Unwin, 1973, 194 pp., £1.95 paperback. RACE AND EMPLOYMENT IN BRITAIN, Nicholas Bosanquet. Runnymede Trust, London, 1973. 35p. EAST INDIANS IN TRINIDAD: A STUDY IN MINORITY POLITICS. Yogendra K. Malik. Oxford University Press, 1971,169 pages. £3.00. CRAB ANTICS (The Social Anthropology of English‐Speaking Negro Societies …
Newcastle upon Tyne: Asian Pupils Do Better than Whites
Community action and colour conflict
(1974). Community action and colour conflict. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies: Vol. 3, No. 4, pp. 412-414
Notes de prosopographie thébaine. Troisième série
Cet article posthume se compose de deux contributions. Dans la premiere - « Nouveaux documents relatifs a la famille des vizirs Nespamedou et Nespakachouty » - l’auteur publie trois documents : les statuettes du Caire JE 36963 (K. 145) et JE 37849 (K. 571), attribuees a Neschoutefnout, fils du plus jeune des deux vizirs Nespakachouty, ainsi que la statuette JE 36964 (K.186) appartenant a Neskachouty, petit-fils du meme vizir Nespakachouty. Cette …
Japan: A New Kind of Superpower
The central european university history department working paper series 1: Women in history – women's history: central and eastern european perspectives, 1994
Resistance and Revolution: Václav Havel's Czechoslovakia
One of the compensations of the diplomatic career is to be present when history is being made and sometimes to have a hand in making it. Such was the experience of Rob McRae, a Canadian foreign service officer posted to Prague in August 1988. His three-year posting coincided with Czechoslovakia's Velvet Revolution. He was a witness to the dramatic events of that time and more closely involved in them than most foreigners. In Resistance and Revolu…
Ending Civil Wars
London: Oxford University Press for the International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1997, Adelphi Paper 308, 94pp, US$25.00Canadians who believe that their country has a vocation for peacekeeping will profit from reading this book. In it Charles King, who teaches in the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, analyzes the phenomenon of contemporary civil wars and how they end. Most of the. world's wars are now civil wars. Allowing …
Triumph of the Lack of Will: International Diplomacy and the Yugoslav War
The Road to Breakdown From Declaration to Recognition: The EC and Yugoslavia June-Dec. 1991 Peacemaking, Peacekeeping The EC and UN, Jan-July 1992 UNPROFC Aug. 92-Dec. 93 Joined Forces: London and Conference on Former Yugoslavia, Aug. 92-Jan 94 The Major Players The Failure of Military Intervention and Political Will
Keystone in the Arch Ukraine: In the Emerging Security Environment of Central and Eastern Europe
At the beginning of the 'nineties, when new and unforeseen horizons were opening everywhere in central and eastern Europe, much was made in Canada of the fact that one Canadian in ten is of eastern European ancestry. The links between Canada and Ukraine were cited as a leading example of Canada's eastern connections, given the size of the Ukrainian community in Canada. Yet close to a decade later, the significance of these connections still fails…
The World and Yugoslavia's Wars
The Wars of Eduard Shevardnadze
Schevardnadze's roots - the seeds of reform evolution of a political partnership domestic imperative - the need for reform rocking the boat the centrality of the United States Moscow's conscience on human rights new directions in Europe retreat from the Third World approach to Third World tensions Shevardnadze's resignation abroad at home
Loosing the Bonds: The United States and South Africa in the Apartheid Years
More on Foreign Policy Reviews
More on Foreign Policy Reviews
DAVID MALONE'S EXCELLENT ARTICLE, 'Foreign policy reviews reconsidered' (International Journal, autumn 2001), raises the question of why these reviews have apparently become rooted in Canadian practice. There have now been foreign policy reviews in each of the last three decades. While there are important differences between them - in the part played by parliament, for example - the experiments of 1968-70, 1985, and 1994-5 all belong in a single …
Qenamun, tomb of
Nakht, tomb of
Ahhotpe
Yuya and Tuya, tomb of
Ancient Egypt: Funerary equipment
Menna, tomb of
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