Scott Brooks
Biographic Data
| ID | 346565 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Scott Brooks |
| GIVEN NAMES | Scott |
| FAMILY NAME | Brooks |
| SIGNATURE | BROOKS S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Central Florida |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9876-5201 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
An Empirical Estimation of NCAA Head Football Coaches Contract Duration
While previous research on head coach dismissals finds that team performance and managerial characteristics impact employment survival, these studies ignore the impact of contract modifications. Using an accelerated failure time survival model with hand-collected college head football coach contract data, I find that race/ethnicity affects the hazard rate of contract modifications but not the hazard rate of a head coach’s dismissal. Additionally,…
Gender and the Creative Labour Market: Graduates in Australia and the UK
From Gangs to Shopping Malls: Sentimental Aesthetics in Vietnamese Australian Community Arts
This article describes developments in Vietnamese Australian community arts in the context of recent reforms to Community Cultural Development (CCD) funding. While a discussion of two case studies suggests these reforms have encouraged a shift towards post-welfarist and enterprising modes of project development, the article argues that conspicuously ‘cosmo-multiculturalist’ and ‘sentimental aesthetics’ cannot be explained entirely in terms of pos…
Social inertia and the field of creative labour
While the emergent field of creative labour research provides a timely evidence-based reply to the hyperbole of the creative industries policy push, studies have remained speculative as to why so many people would seek careers in the creative sector. This article proposes that to adequately address this question requires a change in the scope of creative labour from 'industries' to 'fields'. It briefly reviews cultural economic descriptions of ar…
Touring the Phantom Agent: Recognition, Defacement and the Vietnamese Australian War Memorial
If the discourse of recognition provides a language with which minority histories might be articulated in public culture, it also introduces what Tony Bennett called the ‘phantom effects’ of rhetoric to sustain an image of ‘community’ (Bennett 1992). In this context, the debunking of such images by the question ‘Who speaks?’ is an option available not only to constituencies thus represented, but also to those government agents who would empower t…
Social inertia and the field of creative labour
While the emergent field of creative labour research provides a timely evidence-based reply to the hyperbole of the creative industries policy push, studies have remained speculative as to why so many people would seek careers in the creative sector. This article proposes that to adequately address this question requires a change in the scope of creative labour from 'industries' to 'fields'. It briefly reviews cultural economic descriptions of ar…
From Gangs to Shopping Malls: Sentimental Aesthetics in Vietnamese Australian Community Arts
This article describes developments in Vietnamese Australian community arts in the context of recent reforms to Community Cultural Development (CCD) funding. While a discussion of two case studies suggests these reforms have encouraged a shift towards post-welfarist and enterprising modes of project development, the article argues that conspicuously ‘cosmo-multiculturalist’ and ‘sentimental aesthetics’ cannot be explained entirely in terms of pos…
Touring the Phantom Agent: Recognition, Defacement and the Vietnamese Australian War Memorial
If the discourse of recognition provides a language with which minority histories might be articulated in public culture, it also introduces what Tony Bennett called the ‘phantom effects’ of rhetoric to sustain an image of ‘community’ (Bennett 1992). In this context, the debunking of such images by the question ‘Who speaks?’ is an option available not only to constituencies thus represented, but also to those government agents who would empower t…
Touring the Phantom Agent: Recognition, Defacement and the Vietnamese Australian War Memorial
If the discourse of recognition provides a language with which minority histories might be articulated in public culture, it also introduces what Tony Bennett called the ‘phantom effects’ of rhetoric to sustain an image of ‘community’ (Bennett 1992). In this context, the debunking of such images by the question ‘Who speaks?’ is an option available not only to constituencies thus represented, but also to those government agents who would empower t…
Social inertia and the field of creative labour
While the emergent field of creative labour research provides a timely evidence-based reply to the hyperbole of the creative industries policy push, studies have remained speculative as to why so many people would seek careers in the creative sector. This article proposes that to adequately address this question requires a change in the scope of creative labour from 'industries' to 'fields'. It briefly reviews cultural economic descriptions of ar…
From Gangs to Shopping Malls: Sentimental Aesthetics in Vietnamese Australian Community Arts
This article describes developments in Vietnamese Australian community arts in the context of recent reforms to Community Cultural Development (CCD) funding. While a discussion of two case studies suggests these reforms have encouraged a shift towards post-welfarist and enterprising modes of project development, the article argues that conspicuously ‘cosmo-multiculturalist’ and ‘sentimental aesthetics’ cannot be explained entirely in terms of pos…
Gender and the Creative Labour Market: Graduates in Australia and the UK
An Empirical Estimation of NCAA Head Football Coaches Contract Duration
While previous research on head coach dismissals finds that team performance and managerial characteristics impact employment survival, these studies ignore the impact of contract modifications. Using an accelerated failure time survival model with hand-collected college head football coach contract data, I find that race/ethnicity affects the hazard rate of contract modifications but not the hazard rate of a head coach’s dismissal. Additionally,…
Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Vietnamese (2 works) · Vietnamese History and Culture Studies (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 works) · Asian American and Pacific Histories (1 works)