A Cooper
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 20244 |
|---|---|
| NOME | A Cooper |
| PRENOMES | A |
| SOBRENOME | Cooper |
| ASSINATURA | COOPER A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Flinders University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3354-0364 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1982 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
A educação superior da mulher, do livro A Voice from the South
Anna Julia Cooper's text "The Higher Education of Woman," originally published in the book A Voice from the South: By a Black Woman of the South (1892), presents a compelling defense of the importance of women's access, especially black women, to higher education. Cooper, through a critical analysis of the historical limitations imposed on women in education, argues that the intellectual, moral, and spiritual advancement of women directly contrib…
Resilience-Peril or promise? Mapping current and future directions in the anthropology of resilience
Resilience is everywhere in contemporary US discourse. In this article, we map anthropological research on resilience and suggest future contributions to resilience studies. To date, anthropological work either uses resilience to describe practices of human survival in adversity or studies resilience as a policy discourse. While anthropologists have long been concerned with human adaptation to adversity, we theorize that resilience discourses hol…
Gendered Impacts of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Marginalized Women in Liberia
Midwives of Invention
Of all the transformations that an enslaved woman hoped for in coming into a refugee camp during the American Civil War, foremost in her mind was surely the transformation of her reproductive labor. Her children could be her own. If we have characteristically viewed the Black Union soldier as serving his country and tugging his family with him into freedom, we should expand the paradigm to include the Black mothers who staked all to give birth ou…
The ‘taphonomy’ of the Australian great bowerbird within the Wenlock Goldfields, Cape York Peninsula Queensland
Bowerbirds are well known for their unique courtship behaviour during which, in an attempt to attract a mate, a male builds a ‘bower’ or small enclosed structure of woven sticks and pebbles and decorates it with bright shiny objects. The bower provides shade and a place for the male’s elaborate courtship dance. This article was prompted by the discovery of an elaborate bower constructed by an Australian Great Bowerbird, Chlamydera nuchalis. The b…
Refugee family reunification and mental health in resettlement
Family reunification is widely recognised as a vital issue for people from refugee backgrounds, but relatively little research has been reported on its relation to mental health or resettlement outcomes. A study was carried out over the course of 2011 involving 46 participants from refugee backgrounds with direct experience of the family reunification process in New Zealand. Participants from multiple ethnic communities in Auckland, Wellington an…
The Diplomacies of Small States
This is an in-depth analysis of the various methods used by small states to overcome their vulnerabilities in the international arena. With its balanced approach and variety of contributions, this boo
Global Governance and Diplomacy
Nonresponse Bias on Dimensions of Political Activity Amongst Political Elites
Virtually all political surveys of citizens ’ political behavior suffer from unit nonresponse. Typically, researchers ’ analyses implicitly assume that the nonrespon-dents do not differ systematically from the respondents on dimensions of political activity (King, Honaker, Joseph, & Scheve, 2001). For example, regressions fit with only respondents assume that the model for respondents applies equally to nonrespondents. When such similarity assump…
The Influence of Stress on the Menstrual Cycle among Newly Incarcerated Women
Love, Sorrow, and Rage
Love, Sorrow, and Rage: Destitute Women in. Manhattan Residence. Alisse Waterston. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1999. xi + 235 pp
Economic Sanctions and Presidential Decisions
x, 225 pages ; 22 cm
Practical Map Production
This book is based on a one year lecture course entitled Map Production delivered to undergraduate students of land surveying at the University of Nairobi. It is intended not only to help students and lecturers but to be retained as a reference manual by land surveyors during those phases of their careers when they may be engaged in map production. Although based on actual or recommended practice in Kenya it is hoped that it might be useful in ot…
Refugee family reunification and mental health in resettlement
Family reunification is widely recognised as a vital issue for people from refugee backgrounds, but relatively little research has been reported on its relation to mental health or resettlement outcomes. A study was carried out over the course of 2011 involving 46 participants from refugee backgrounds with direct experience of the family reunification process in New Zealand. Participants from multiple ethnic communities in Auckland, Wellington an…
Nonresponse Bias on Dimensions of Political Activity Amongst Political Elites
Virtually all political surveys of citizens ’ political behavior suffer from unit nonresponse. Typically, researchers ’ analyses implicitly assume that the nonrespon-dents do not differ systematically from the respondents on dimensions of political activity (King, Honaker, Joseph, & Scheve, 2001). For example, regressions fit with only respondents assume that the model for respondents applies equally to nonrespondents. When such similarity assump…
Resilience-Peril or promise? Mapping current and future directions in the anthropology of resilience
Resilience is everywhere in contemporary US discourse. In this article, we map anthropological research on resilience and suggest future contributions to resilience studies. To date, anthropological work either uses resilience to describe practices of human survival in adversity or studies resilience as a policy discourse. While anthropologists have long been concerned with human adaptation to adversity, we theorize that resilience discourses hol…
Gendered Impacts of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Marginalized Women in Liberia
The ‘taphonomy’ of the Australian great bowerbird within the Wenlock Goldfields, Cape York Peninsula Queensland
Bowerbirds are well known for their unique courtship behaviour during which, in an attempt to attract a mate, a male builds a ‘bower’ or small enclosed structure of woven sticks and pebbles and decorates it with bright shiny objects. The bower provides shade and a place for the male’s elaborate courtship dance. This article was prompted by the discovery of an elaborate bower constructed by an Australian Great Bowerbird, Chlamydera nuchalis. The b…
Practical Map Production
This book is based on a one year lecture course entitled Map Production delivered to undergraduate students of land surveying at the University of Nairobi. It is intended not only to help students and lecturers but to be retained as a reference manual by land surveyors during those phases of their careers when they may be engaged in map production. Although based on actual or recommended practice in Kenya it is hoped that it might be useful in ot…
Economic Sanctions and Presidential Decisions
x, 225 pages ; 22 cm
Love, Sorrow, and Rage
Love, Sorrow, and Rage: Destitute Women in. Manhattan Residence. Alisse Waterston. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1999. xi + 235 pp
The Influence of Stress on the Menstrual Cycle among Newly Incarcerated Women
Global Governance and Diplomacy
Nonresponse Bias on Dimensions of Political Activity Amongst Political Elites
Virtually all political surveys of citizens ’ political behavior suffer from unit nonresponse. Typically, researchers ’ analyses implicitly assume that the nonrespon-dents do not differ systematically from the respondents on dimensions of political activity (King, Honaker, Joseph, & Scheve, 2001). For example, regressions fit with only respondents assume that the model for respondents applies equally to nonrespondents. When such similarity assump…
The Diplomacies of Small States
This is an in-depth analysis of the various methods used by small states to overcome their vulnerabilities in the international arena. With its balanced approach and variety of contributions, this boo
Refugee family reunification and mental health in resettlement
Family reunification is widely recognised as a vital issue for people from refugee backgrounds, but relatively little research has been reported on its relation to mental health or resettlement outcomes. A study was carried out over the course of 2011 involving 46 participants from refugee backgrounds with direct experience of the family reunification process in New Zealand. Participants from multiple ethnic communities in Auckland, Wellington an…
The ‘taphonomy’ of the Australian great bowerbird within the Wenlock Goldfields, Cape York Peninsula Queensland
Bowerbirds are well known for their unique courtship behaviour during which, in an attempt to attract a mate, a male builds a ‘bower’ or small enclosed structure of woven sticks and pebbles and decorates it with bright shiny objects. The bower provides shade and a place for the male’s elaborate courtship dance. This article was prompted by the discovery of an elaborate bower constructed by an Australian Great Bowerbird, Chlamydera nuchalis. The b…
Gendered Impacts of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Marginalized Women in Liberia
Midwives of Invention
Of all the transformations that an enslaved woman hoped for in coming into a refugee camp during the American Civil War, foremost in her mind was surely the transformation of her reproductive labor. Her children could be her own. If we have characteristically viewed the Black Union soldier as serving his country and tugging his family with him into freedom, we should expand the paradigm to include the Black mothers who staked all to give birth ou…
A educação superior da mulher, do livro A Voice from the South
Anna Julia Cooper's text "The Higher Education of Woman," originally published in the book A Voice from the South: By a Black Woman of the South (1892), presents a compelling defense of the importance of women's access, especially black women, to higher education. Cooper, through a critical analysis of the historical limitations imposed on women in education, argues that the intellectual, moral, and spiritual advancement of women directly contrib…
Resilience-Peril or promise? Mapping current and future directions in the anthropology of resilience
Resilience is everywhere in contemporary US discourse. In this article, we map anthropological research on resilience and suggest future contributions to resilience studies. To date, anthropological work either uses resilience to describe practices of human survival in adversity or studies resilience as a policy discourse. While anthropologists have long been concerned with human adaptation to adversity, we theorize that resilience discourses hol…
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