R Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 1939 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | R |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Liverpool |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9698-810X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 129 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1945 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Risk, Retention, and the Algorithmic Institution: Artificial Intelligence as a Policy Response to Higher Education in Crisis
Nous examinons les conséquences potentielles de l'adoption de l'intelligence artificielle (IA) dans les établissements d'enseignement supérieur. L'un des moteurs de cette adoption réside dans les contraintes financières résultant de changements politiques qui ont réduit les inscriptions d’étudiants internationaux et les revenus tirés des frais de scolarité, ainsi que le financement public. En nous appuyant sur une analyse antérieure des algorithm…
Navigating crowds: Reconsidering visitor recreational experience and crowding preference for a forest park in Taiwan
Les Coréens Chȧsen-seki au Japon: Une Inclusion Sous Conditions
Rethinking the Destitution of Nature: Reiner Schürmann on Late Medieval Thought
In Broken Hegemonies, Reiner Schürmann looks to Meister Eckhart as the preeminent thinker of the “destitution of natura” as a hegemonic fantasm. He indicates that, to some extent, Ockham is also a thinker of the destitution of this fantasm. The problem, according to Schürmann, is that Ockham reverts to a natural law morality in his political writings. This essay investigates whether Schürmann is correct in this assessment, shows that he is not en…
Creation and Evaluation of a Health Equity Certificate Program for Standardized Patients
Purpose: Standardized patients (SPs), who are trained in feedback and communication, are used nationally in undergraduate medical education training.1,2 Medical school curricula use simulated medical cases to meet requirements to address health care disparities in diversity, equity, and inclusion.3 Within these encounters, bias exists between the SP and the student.4 At the University of Colorado, with the implementation of an Opioid management c…
Sa Awa ng Diyos: Understanding the Lived Experiences of Panata Among Filipina Black Nazarene Devotees in Low-Income Communities
Panata, a prominent part of the Filipino culture, is a religious vow whereby devotees offer a sacrifice for thanksgiving, petition, or repentance in hopes of being rewarded by divine promise. This study focused on the experience of panata among female Black Nazarene devotees from low-income communities and sought to understand how they make sense of these experiences. Eleven participants from the Ladies of the Black Nazarene and Kababaihan ng Buk…
Discipleship in Oriental Orthodox and Evangelical Communities
In many countries with a strong Orthodox Christian presence there are tensions between Evangelicals and Orthodox Christians. These tensions are rooted in many theological, ecclesiological, and epistemological differences. In practice, one of the crucial causes of tension comes down to different practical understandings of what a Christian disciple looks like. This paper examines key aspects of discipleship as expressed in revival movements in Ort…
Frank Laubach and the Adult Literacy Campaign in South Korea in the 1950s–1960s
The Impact of Depression on Maternal Responses to Infant Faces in Pregnancy: Women's Responses to Infant Faces in Pregnancy
Research has suggested that prenatal depression may be associated with disrupted maternal responses to infant stimuli, with depressed pregnant women not showing the bias toward distressed infants as that observed in nondepressed pregnant women. The current study examined the effects of depression on self- reported responses to infant stimuli, in early pregnancy. Women with clinical depression (n = 38), and nondepressed women (n = 67) were recruit…
The remit of financial geography--before and after the crisis
Who could have thought that banks would become nationalised, that state debts would reach historical levels, that bulge bracket investment banks would go bankrupt and that the masters of the universe would be so widely vilified? Each in their own way, the four reflections collected in this article address the new issues raised by the financial meltdown for the past and future of financial geography. They also reflect back on the issues raised in …
Posters
Emerging Markets Platform Group
Hommage à Georges-Photios Tapinos
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 Andean Cocaine Industry
It is commonly known that the Andean nations of Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia are the international centers of cocaine production. But until now, there has been no comprehensive view of this billion dol
Moral Money? Lets and the Social Construction of Local Economic Geographies in Southeast England
Local exchange employment and trading systems (LETS) have spread rapidly throughout the United Kingdom during the 1990s. Like all economic geographies, they are socially constructed and are more than a simple response to social exclusion. The economic activity generated by and conducted through LETS is based upon direct forms of social relations and a local currency which facilitate locally defined systems of value formation and distinctive moral…
Look after the Pounds and the People Will Look after Themselves: Social Reproduction, Regulation, and Social Exclusion in Western Europe
In considering the nature of and route to a desired end point of transition, regulationist models may overlook or internalise the reproduction of labour. Against the background of growing and chronic unemployment in western Europe, an argument is made for the exogeneity of the social reproduction of labour. The conclusion makes a case for a return to considerations of moral, or the reconstruction of civil, economic geographies
Gottingen im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert: Zur Bevolkerungs- und Sozialstruktur einer deutschen Universitatsstadt; Berlin 1650-1800: Sozialgeschichte einer Residenz. Mit einem Beitrag von Jurgen Wilke; Dem…
Journal Article Göttingen im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert: Zur Bevölkerungs- und Sozialstruktur einer deutschen Universitätsstadt; Berlin 1650–1800: Sozialgeschichte einer Residenz. Mit einem Beitrag von Jürgen Wilke; Demographic behavior in the past: a study of fourteen German village populations in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries Get access Robert Lee Robert Lee University of LiverpoolBy Wieland Sachse. Gottingen: Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht. 1…
Urban Population Development in Western Europe from the Late-Eighteenth to the Early-Twentieth Century
Urban Population Development in Western Europe from the Late-Eighteenth to the Early-Twentieth Century
Special Issue 1949-1989: The Origins of the Two German States: Introduction
Eve Rosenhaft, Robert Lee; Special Issue 1949–1989: The Origins of the Two German States: Introduction, German History, Volume 7, Issue 1, 1 January 1989
The Dynamic of Regional Economic Development in Nineteenth-century Germany and the Role of the State
Geochemistry and provenance of Eocene chert artifacts, southwestern Australia
Age Distribution Adjustments for English Census, 1821 to 1931
Age distribution adjustments for English censuses, 1821 to 1931
We use Demeny and Shorter's method, and some modifications of it, to derive estimates of adjustment coefficients to the distribution of women's ages for the English censuses of 1821, and 1841–1931, and to estimate mortality and fertility for the intercensal quinquennia 1841–1871. For 1861/71 we also derive adjustment factors for the age distribution of men. We find that initially women aged 20–24, but not men, were over-enumerated by eight or nin…
A Dynamic Feedback Approach to Modelling Spatial Population Density
This paper presents an approach to modelling population density as a function of space and time, both of which are treated over a continuous domain. An equilibrium (or alternatively, an optimal) distribution of urban population density is specified exogenously. The rate of change of the actual population density is then considered to be a function of the deviations between the actual and the equilibrium (or optimal) density distributions, over ti…
The remit of financial geography--before and after the crisis
Who could have thought that banks would become nationalised, that state debts would reach historical levels, that bulge bracket investment banks would go bankrupt and that the masters of the universe would be so widely vilified? Each in their own way, the four reflections collected in this article address the new issues raised by the financial meltdown for the past and future of financial geography. They also reflect back on the issues raised in …
Moral Money? Lets and the Social Construction of Local Economic Geographies in Southeast England
Local exchange employment and trading systems (LETS) have spread rapidly throughout the United Kingdom during the 1990s. Like all economic geographies, they are socially constructed and are more than a simple response to social exclusion. The economic activity generated by and conducted through LETS is based upon direct forms of social relations and a local currency which facilitate locally defined systems of value formation and distinctive moral…
Geochemistry and provenance of Eocene chert artifacts, southwestern Australia
The Andean Cocaine Industry
It is commonly known that the Andean nations of Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia are the international centers of cocaine production. But until now, there has been no comprehensive view of this billion dol
Look after the Pounds and the People Will Look after Themselves: Social Reproduction, Regulation, and Social Exclusion in Western Europe
In considering the nature of and route to a desired end point of transition, regulationist models may overlook or internalise the reproduction of labour. Against the background of growing and chronic unemployment in western Europe, an argument is made for the exogeneity of the social reproduction of labour. The conclusion makes a case for a return to considerations of moral, or the reconstruction of civil, economic geographies
Urban Population Development in Western Europe from the Late-Eighteenth to the Early-Twentieth Century
A Markovian Entropy-Maximizing Model of Population Distribution
The entropy-maximizing formalism used in urban and regional modelling has typically been applied within a static or equilibrium context. This paper presents a dynamic entropy model of the distribution of population over time. It is initially assumed that a Markov chain adequately represents the residential relocation process. The strategy then involves maximizing the entropy of a Markov chain, subject to suitable constraints, so as to generate le…
The Impact of Depression on Maternal Responses to Infant Faces in Pregnancy: Women's Responses to Infant Faces in Pregnancy
Research has suggested that prenatal depression may be associated with disrupted maternal responses to infant stimuli, with depressed pregnant women not showing the bias toward distressed infants as that observed in nondepressed pregnant women. The current study examined the effects of depression on self- reported responses to infant stimuli, in early pregnancy. Women with clinical depression (n = 38), and nondepressed women (n = 67) were recruit…
Age Distribution Adjustments for English Census, 1821 to 1931
The Elements of Roman Law, with a Translation of the Institutes of Justinian
A Markovian Entropy-Maximizing Model of Population Distribution
The entropy-maximizing formalism used in urban and regional modelling has typically been applied within a static or equilibrium context. This paper presents a dynamic entropy model of the distribution of population over time. It is initially assumed that a Markov chain adequately represents the residential relocation process. The strategy then involves maximizing the entropy of a Markov chain, subject to suitable constraints, so as to generate le…
A Dynamic Feedback Approach to Modelling Spatial Population Density
This paper presents an approach to modelling population density as a function of space and time, both of which are treated over a continuous domain. An equilibrium (or alternatively, an optimal) distribution of urban population density is specified exogenously. The rate of change of the actual population density is then considered to be a function of the deviations between the actual and the equilibrium (or optimal) density distributions, over ti…
Age Distribution Adjustments for English Census, 1821 to 1931
Age distribution adjustments for English censuses, 1821 to 1931
We use Demeny and Shorter's method, and some modifications of it, to derive estimates of adjustment coefficients to the distribution of women's ages for the English censuses of 1821, and 1841–1931, and to estimate mortality and fertility for the intercensal quinquennia 1841–1871. For 1861/71 we also derive adjustment factors for the age distribution of men. We find that initially women aged 20–24, but not men, were over-enumerated by eight or nin…
Geochemistry and provenance of Eocene chert artifacts, southwestern Australia
The Dynamic of Regional Economic Development in Nineteenth-century Germany and the Role of the State
Special Issue 1949-1989: The Origins of the Two German States: Introduction
Eve Rosenhaft, Robert Lee; Special Issue 1949–1989: The Origins of the Two German States: Introduction, German History, Volume 7, Issue 1, 1 January 1989
Urban Population Development in Western Europe from the Late-Eighteenth to the Early-Twentieth Century
Gottingen im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert: Zur Bevolkerungs- und Sozialstruktur einer deutschen Universitatsstadt; Berlin 1650-1800: Sozialgeschichte einer Residenz. Mit einem Beitrag von Jurgen Wilke; Dem…
Journal Article Göttingen im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert: Zur Bevölkerungs- und Sozialstruktur einer deutschen Universitätsstadt; Berlin 1650–1800: Sozialgeschichte einer Residenz. Mit einem Beitrag von Jürgen Wilke; Demographic behavior in the past: a study of fourteen German village populations in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries Get access Robert Lee Robert Lee University of LiverpoolBy Wieland Sachse. Gottingen: Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht. 1…
Urban Population Development in Western Europe from the Late-Eighteenth to the Early-Twentieth Century
Look after the Pounds and the People Will Look after Themselves: Social Reproduction, Regulation, and Social Exclusion in Western Europe
In considering the nature of and route to a desired end point of transition, regulationist models may overlook or internalise the reproduction of labour. Against the background of growing and chronic unemployment in western Europe, an argument is made for the exogeneity of the social reproduction of labour. The conclusion makes a case for a return to considerations of moral, or the reconstruction of civil, economic geographies
The Andean Cocaine Industry
It is commonly known that the Andean nations of Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia are the international centers of cocaine production. But until now, there has been no comprehensive view of this billion dol
Moral Money? Lets and the Social Construction of Local Economic Geographies in Southeast England
Local exchange employment and trading systems (LETS) have spread rapidly throughout the United Kingdom during the 1990s. Like all economic geographies, they are socially constructed and are more than a simple response to social exclusion. The economic activity generated by and conducted through LETS is based upon direct forms of social relations and a local currency which facilitate locally defined systems of value formation and distinctive moral…
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…
Hommage à Georges-Photios Tapinos
Posters
Emerging Markets Platform Group
The remit of financial geography--before and after the crisis
Who could have thought that banks would become nationalised, that state debts would reach historical levels, that bulge bracket investment banks would go bankrupt and that the masters of the universe would be so widely vilified? Each in their own way, the four reflections collected in this article address the new issues raised by the financial meltdown for the past and future of financial geography. They also reflect back on the issues raised in …
The Impact of Depression on Maternal Responses to Infant Faces in Pregnancy: Women's Responses to Infant Faces in Pregnancy
Research has suggested that prenatal depression may be associated with disrupted maternal responses to infant stimuli, with depressed pregnant women not showing the bias toward distressed infants as that observed in nondepressed pregnant women. The current study examined the effects of depression on self- reported responses to infant stimuli, in early pregnancy. Women with clinical depression (n = 38), and nondepressed women (n = 67) were recruit…
Frank Laubach and the Adult Literacy Campaign in South Korea in the 1950s–1960s
Sa Awa ng Diyos: Understanding the Lived Experiences of Panata Among Filipina Black Nazarene Devotees in Low-Income Communities
Panata, a prominent part of the Filipino culture, is a religious vow whereby devotees offer a sacrifice for thanksgiving, petition, or repentance in hopes of being rewarded by divine promise. This study focused on the experience of panata among female Black Nazarene devotees from low-income communities and sought to understand how they make sense of these experiences. Eleven participants from the Ladies of the Black Nazarene and Kababaihan ng Buk…
Discipleship in Oriental Orthodox and Evangelical Communities
In many countries with a strong Orthodox Christian presence there are tensions between Evangelicals and Orthodox Christians. These tensions are rooted in many theological, ecclesiological, and epistemological differences. In practice, one of the crucial causes of tension comes down to different practical understandings of what a Christian disciple looks like. This paper examines key aspects of discipleship as expressed in revival movements in Ort…
Creation and Evaluation of a Health Equity Certificate Program for Standardized Patients
Purpose: Standardized patients (SPs), who are trained in feedback and communication, are used nationally in undergraduate medical education training.1,2 Medical school curricula use simulated medical cases to meet requirements to address health care disparities in diversity, equity, and inclusion.3 Within these encounters, bias exists between the SP and the student.4 At the University of Colorado, with the implementation of an Opioid management c…
Rethinking the Destitution of Nature: Reiner Schürmann on Late Medieval Thought
In Broken Hegemonies, Reiner Schürmann looks to Meister Eckhart as the preeminent thinker of the “destitution of natura” as a hegemonic fantasm. He indicates that, to some extent, Ockham is also a thinker of the destitution of this fantasm. The problem, according to Schürmann, is that Ockham reverts to a natural law morality in his political writings. This essay investigates whether Schürmann is correct in this assessment, shows that he is not en…
Navigating crowds: Reconsidering visitor recreational experience and crowding preference for a forest park in Taiwan
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