Andrew J Green
Biographic Data
| ID | 254824 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrew J Green |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrew J |
| FAMILY NAME | Green |
| SIGNATURE | GREEN A J |
| AFFILIATIONS | King's College London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1944 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
On Community Media, Popular Music, and Transmedialities of Survival
At a historical moment of polycrisis, it has never been more urgent to re- engage with the multiple semantic possibilities of survival. This article explores varying accounts of survival that emerge in the interplay between community media and popular music traditions in Ajusco, a small town south of Mexico City in which Indigenous languages are no longer spoken, but in which an “originary” identity has been preserved. Interlacing the ethnographi…
Quiet Colonialism
In this article we ‘read against the grain’ of the archive to explore the sound world of an Indigenous rebellion against Spanish colonial rule in Chiapas in 1712. Although this topic has often interested historians and anthropologists, none of them explicitly engage the rebellion’s sonorities. Contending that a focus on sound may allow new features of the rebellion to come to light, we explore the use of sonorous objects and musical instruments i…
Reforesting About Music? Auralities of Restoration in Southern Mexico City
In this article, I explore reforestation as a form of ethnomusicological "practice research." I build on fieldwork with community reforesting groups in southern Mexico City for whom reforesting provokes participants to develop new kinds of musicking and auditory engagement. The article proposes the term "auralities of restoration" to describe the fluid, exploratory, adaptive ways that those seeking to restore natural environments appropriate and …
Why Is This Taking So Long? The Move Toward a National Securities Regulator
Game theoretical analysis can be useful in contexts such as securities regulation, where multiple decision makers (i.e., securities regulatory authorities or commissions) act unilaterally but can also potentially reap benefits from cooperation. We deploy several models in seeking to render more transparent the strategies and pay-offs that motivate jurisdictions to support or resist the introduction of a national securities regulator in Canada. Ou…
Prevalence of self-reported diagnosis of diabetes mellitus and associated risk factors in a national survey in the US population
The SHIELD design allowed for a very large, community-based sample with broad demographic representation of the population of interest. When comparing results from the SHIELD screening survey (self-report only) to those from NHANES 1999-2002 (self-report, clinical and laboratory evaluations), the prevalence of diabetes was similar. SHIELD allows the identification of respondents with and without a current diagnosis of the illness of interest, and…
Public Participation and Environmental Policy Outcomes
In a laudable attempt to increase public participation in environmental policymaking, Canadian governments have grafted US-style participation rights onto the Canadian structure of policymaking. Using the examples of regulation of sulphur dioxide emissions, automobiles, and pulp and paper effluent in Canada and the US, this paper argues that, while this increase in public participation helps off-set the power of industry and provides greater info…
Robert Bridges and the Spiritual Animal
Public Participation and Environmental Policy Outcomes
In a laudable attempt to increase public participation in environmental policymaking, Canadian governments have grafted US-style participation rights onto the Canadian structure of policymaking. Using the examples of regulation of sulphur dioxide emissions, automobiles, and pulp and paper effluent in Canada and the US, this paper argues that, while this increase in public participation helps off-set the power of industry and provides greater info…
Reforesting About Music? Auralities of Restoration in Southern Mexico City
In this article, I explore reforestation as a form of ethnomusicological "practice research." I build on fieldwork with community reforesting groups in southern Mexico City for whom reforesting provokes participants to develop new kinds of musicking and auditory engagement. The article proposes the term "auralities of restoration" to describe the fluid, exploratory, adaptive ways that those seeking to restore natural environments appropriate and …
Robert Bridges and the Spiritual Animal
Public Participation and Environmental Policy Outcomes
In a laudable attempt to increase public participation in environmental policymaking, Canadian governments have grafted US-style participation rights onto the Canadian structure of policymaking. Using the examples of regulation of sulphur dioxide emissions, automobiles, and pulp and paper effluent in Canada and the US, this paper argues that, while this increase in public participation helps off-set the power of industry and provides greater info…
Prevalence of self-reported diagnosis of diabetes mellitus and associated risk factors in a national survey in the US population
The SHIELD design allowed for a very large, community-based sample with broad demographic representation of the population of interest. When comparing results from the SHIELD screening survey (self-report only) to those from NHANES 1999-2002 (self-report, clinical and laboratory evaluations), the prevalence of diabetes was similar. SHIELD allows the identification of respondents with and without a current diagnosis of the illness of interest, and…
Why Is This Taking So Long? The Move Toward a National Securities Regulator
Game theoretical analysis can be useful in contexts such as securities regulation, where multiple decision makers (i.e., securities regulatory authorities or commissions) act unilaterally but can also potentially reap benefits from cooperation. We deploy several models in seeking to render more transparent the strategies and pay-offs that motivate jurisdictions to support or resist the introduction of a national securities regulator in Canada. Ou…
Quiet Colonialism
In this article we ‘read against the grain’ of the archive to explore the sound world of an Indigenous rebellion against Spanish colonial rule in Chiapas in 1712. Although this topic has often interested historians and anthropologists, none of them explicitly engage the rebellion’s sonorities. Contending that a focus on sound may allow new features of the rebellion to come to light, we explore the use of sonorous objects and musical instruments i…
Reforesting About Music? Auralities of Restoration in Southern Mexico City
In this article, I explore reforestation as a form of ethnomusicological "practice research." I build on fieldwork with community reforesting groups in southern Mexico City for whom reforesting provokes participants to develop new kinds of musicking and auditory engagement. The article proposes the term "auralities of restoration" to describe the fluid, exploratory, adaptive ways that those seeking to restore natural environments appropriate and …
On Community Media, Popular Music, and Transmedialities of Survival
At a historical moment of polycrisis, it has never been more urgent to re- engage with the multiple semantic possibilities of survival. This article explores varying accounts of survival that emerge in the interplay between community media and popular music traditions in Ajusco, a small town south of Mexico City in which Indigenous languages are no longer spoken, but in which an “originary” identity has been preserved. Interlacing the ethnographi…
Archaeology (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Diverse Musicological Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Public Administration (2 works) · Public Administration (2 works) · Regulation and Compliance Studies (2 works) · Abdominal obesity (1 works) · Accounting (1 works)