David Godfrey
Biographic Data
| ID | 208729 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Godfrey |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Godfrey |
| SIGNATURE | GODFREY D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Anthropology University of South Florida Tampa Florida USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3122-240X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
School Leadership in the Anthropocene
This article explores how school leadership can effectively respond to the challenges of the Anthropocene—an era defined by environmental and social crises. It presents four key pillars for fostering intelligent, humane leadership, underpinned by pragmatist philosophy combined with Raworth’s doughnut model. These are: bridging ideologies, shared agency, context relevance and intelligent and shared accountability. We invite further thinking and re…
The Fertility Effects of the C677T Mutation in the Methylenetetrahydrofolate Reductase Gene
School improvement and peer learning partnerships
Introduction This article looks at organizational resilience (OR) through the analysis of a sub-set of data gained from an independent and embedded mixed methods implementation and process evaluation (IPE) of the Schools Partnership Program (SPP) implemented over 3 years (2018–2021) and funded by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) in England. We describe ways in which SPP ‘learning map’ addresses the (i) anticipation, (ii) coping and (iii) …
Cómo se desarrolló la colaboración docente durante la pandemia? Estudio en seis liceos públicos de Santiago, Chile
Background. Although it is often assumed that the COVID-19 crisis led to increased teacher collaboration, there is a scarcity of empirical studies in this area. Aims. This research aims to investigate the impact of the pandemic on teacher collaboration in six public high schools in the Metropolitan Region of Chile over a two-year period (2020-2021). Methods. A qualitative methodology was employed, utilizing a multiple case study design, with a fo…
Repair, Consumption, and Sustainability
Repair is an overlooked but important aspect of consumer behavior with implications for the social and environmental sustainability of consumption. This ethnographic study examines the interplay of repair and consumption by analyzing when and how consumers repair the objects they use. The analysis examines how conflicting and complementary practice elements can lead to object replacement and disposal or, alternatively, facilitate object repair an…
The distribution in native populations from Mexico and Central America of the C677T variant in the MTHFR gene
The native people of Central America and Mexico evolved high frequencies of an allele which has been shown to produce deleterious clinical effects including neural tube effects, cardiovascular events, and cancer. This allele has a clinal distribution in the region, perhaps associated with solar irradiation. As (Contreras-Cubas et al., 2016) noted, the traditional diet of these populations, which is high in folate, has likely mitigated the negativ…
Insectopedia
Lost in the Myths of Crime
This paper considers published material on the use of penal custody for male offenders aged 14 to 16 years in the period from implementation of the 1969 Children and Young Persons Act until the Home Secretary's 1993 announcement of a new provision of secure training orders. It is shown that the decline of residential care in the 1970s contributed to a dramatic increase in the use of penal custody, despite growing criticism of both the level of in…
Prisoners Views of Boards of Visitors a Question of Credibility
Until 1992 Boards of Visitors of penal institutions acted as quasi-judicial bodies dealing with serious offences against prison discipline, as well as being public ‘watchdogs’ to guard against abuses by the prison authorities, and independent channels for inmates' requests and complaints. The withdrawal of their disciplinary powers was intended to enhance Boards' credibility in their other roles by stressing their independence from the prison aut…
Terrorism and banking
This paper is primarily concerned with what actions banks, mainly Canadian ones, are taking and ought to take in order to guard themselves against various manifestations of terrorism. Canadian banks generally do not perceive any immediate threats from terrorists per se, but measures are now being adopted that have helped to reduce such crimes as extortion, hostage‐taking, and kidnapping. The author recommends various countermeasures, including th…
Gutenberg 2
Repair, Consumption, and Sustainability
Repair is an overlooked but important aspect of consumer behavior with implications for the social and environmental sustainability of consumption. This ethnographic study examines the interplay of repair and consumption by analyzing when and how consumers repair the objects they use. The analysis examines how conflicting and complementary practice elements can lead to object replacement and disposal or, alternatively, facilitate object repair an…
Cómo se desarrolló la colaboración docente durante la pandemia? Estudio en seis liceos públicos de Santiago, Chile
Background. Although it is often assumed that the COVID-19 crisis led to increased teacher collaboration, there is a scarcity of empirical studies in this area. Aims. This research aims to investigate the impact of the pandemic on teacher collaboration in six public high schools in the Metropolitan Region of Chile over a two-year period (2020-2021). Methods. A qualitative methodology was employed, utilizing a multiple case study design, with a fo…
Prisoners Views of Boards of Visitors a Question of Credibility
Until 1992 Boards of Visitors of penal institutions acted as quasi-judicial bodies dealing with serious offences against prison discipline, as well as being public ‘watchdogs’ to guard against abuses by the prison authorities, and independent channels for inmates' requests and complaints. The withdrawal of their disciplinary powers was intended to enhance Boards' credibility in their other roles by stressing their independence from the prison aut…
Gutenberg 2
Terrorism and banking
This paper is primarily concerned with what actions banks, mainly Canadian ones, are taking and ought to take in order to guard themselves against various manifestations of terrorism. Canadian banks generally do not perceive any immediate threats from terrorists per se, but measures are now being adopted that have helped to reduce such crimes as extortion, hostage‐taking, and kidnapping. The author recommends various countermeasures, including th…
Prisoners Views of Boards of Visitors a Question of Credibility
Until 1992 Boards of Visitors of penal institutions acted as quasi-judicial bodies dealing with serious offences against prison discipline, as well as being public ‘watchdogs’ to guard against abuses by the prison authorities, and independent channels for inmates' requests and complaints. The withdrawal of their disciplinary powers was intended to enhance Boards' credibility in their other roles by stressing their independence from the prison aut…
Lost in the Myths of Crime
This paper considers published material on the use of penal custody for male offenders aged 14 to 16 years in the period from implementation of the 1969 Children and Young Persons Act until the Home Secretary's 1993 announcement of a new provision of secure training orders. It is shown that the decline of residential care in the 1970s contributed to a dramatic increase in the use of penal custody, despite growing criticism of both the level of in…
Insectopedia
The distribution in native populations from Mexico and Central America of the C677T variant in the MTHFR gene
The native people of Central America and Mexico evolved high frequencies of an allele which has been shown to produce deleterious clinical effects including neural tube effects, cardiovascular events, and cancer. This allele has a clinal distribution in the region, perhaps associated with solar irradiation. As (Contreras-Cubas et al., 2016) noted, the traditional diet of these populations, which is high in folate, has likely mitigated the negativ…
Repair, Consumption, and Sustainability
Repair is an overlooked but important aspect of consumer behavior with implications for the social and environmental sustainability of consumption. This ethnographic study examines the interplay of repair and consumption by analyzing when and how consumers repair the objects they use. The analysis examines how conflicting and complementary practice elements can lead to object replacement and disposal or, alternatively, facilitate object repair an…
Cómo se desarrolló la colaboración docente durante la pandemia? Estudio en seis liceos públicos de Santiago, Chile
Background. Although it is often assumed that the COVID-19 crisis led to increased teacher collaboration, there is a scarcity of empirical studies in this area. Aims. This research aims to investigate the impact of the pandemic on teacher collaboration in six public high schools in the Metropolitan Region of Chile over a two-year period (2020-2021). Methods. A qualitative methodology was employed, utilizing a multiple case study design, with a fo…
School improvement and peer learning partnerships
Introduction This article looks at organizational resilience (OR) through the analysis of a sub-set of data gained from an independent and embedded mixed methods implementation and process evaluation (IPE) of the Schools Partnership Program (SPP) implemented over 3 years (2018–2021) and funded by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) in England. We describe ways in which SPP ‘learning map’ addresses the (i) anticipation, (ii) coping and (iii) …
The Fertility Effects of the C677T Mutation in the Methylenetetrahydrofolate Reductase Gene
School Leadership in the Anthropocene
This article explores how school leadership can effectively respond to the challenges of the Anthropocene—an era defined by environmental and social crises. It presents four key pillars for fostering intelligent, humane leadership, underpinned by pragmatist philosophy combined with Raworth’s doughnut model. These are: bridging ideologies, shared agency, context relevance and intelligent and shared accountability. We invite further thinking and re…
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