Déborah Cohen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3585541 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Déborah Cohen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Déborah |
| FAMILY NAME | Cohen |
| SIGNATURE | COHEN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Missouri–St. Louis |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0153-8537 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 69 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 97 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 68 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Le voyage au long cours des « lost letters » de la Galatée . Entretien avec Renaud Morieux
Moreau de Saint-Méry, juriste martiniquais et colon de Saint-Domingue, rédige à Philadelphie entre 1796 et 1798 une Description topographique et politique de l’île, divisée en deux parties, espagnole et française. Cet ouvrage, autopublié, témoigne d’une double ambition : dresser un état précis de la colonie avant la révolution haïtienne et défendre les intérêts des planteurs face aux bouleversements révolutionnaires et à la cession espagnole. Mor…
Afro-Mexican Lives in the Long Nineteenth Century: Slavery, Freedom, and the Writing of History
The Pictorial Limits of the Nation: Race, Mestizaje, and the Postrevolutionary National Color Line
This chapter examines the postrevolutionary process of redefining who and what was Mexican, which led to the incorporation of the indigenous and erasure of blackness. Drawing first on my readings of two of Alfredo Ramos Martínez’s (1871–1946) paintings and his personal history, I juxtapose them to the ideas of his friend and secretario de educación boss, José Vasconcelos, and the policies Ramos Martínez put in place as director of the Escuela Nac…
Ordre public ou ordre social et politique ? Les violences policières sous la monarchie constitutionnelle (1789-1792)
Cet article se propose de réfléchir aux conséquences d’une définition de l’ordre public révolutionnaire qui ne repose pas sur des normes pensées en fonction des fins, mais qui rabat le juste sur le légal. Les forces de police qui ont en charge l’application de cet ordre peuvent faire tout ce qui est légal, sans que soit même exclue une violence contre les corps, puisqu’on invente alors la notion d’« homicide légal ». C’est un ordre qui, selon une…
La Révolution et sa loi
Denouncing charlatans at the end of the eighteenth century: The politics of constituting a medical public
This article explores the porous boundary between medical and political publics at the end of the eighteenth century, based on letters sent to the Société royale de médecine in Paris by provincial surgeons and practitioners denouncing charlatans. In denouncing charlatans for failing to obey the law, for the ineffectiveness of their remedies and for criticizing local authorities, those members of the bourgeoisie who spoke in the name of the public…
Friends in Our Lives: Perspectives of Young People Who Participated in a Professional Mentoring Program
Mentoring programs are popular interventions to support holistic development for young people. One specific model of mentoring that has emerged over the past few decades in the United States is professional mentoring. Research has illustrated that this model of mentoring may be particularly helpful for young people who could benefit from extra support in their lives that a volunteer mentoring program does not have the capacity to provide. Despite…
Fait littéraire et identités ouvrières: Note critique sur : Dinah Ribard, Le Menuisier de Nevers. Poésie ouvrière, fait littéraire et classes sociales (xviie-xixe siècle), Paris, Éditions de l’Ehess, …
Passés à accomplir au présent: Michèle Riot-Sarcey, Le Procès de la liberté. Une histoire souterraine du xixe siècle en France, Paris, Éditions de La Découverte, 2016
Michèle Riot-Sarcey écrit pour sortir du présent et pour inventer l’avenir. « L’histoire en est le moyen », car il s’agit de comprendre dans quelles normes et quelles croyances nous sommes englué.e.s, mais aussi quels possibles nous font signe depuis le passé.L’histoire telle que l’ont écrite les dominants – et bien souvent les historien.ne.s avec eux – a pris la forme d’un récit sans ruptures, où l’intérêt et la compréhension se portent sur ce q…
Théorisations d'un populisme révolutionnaire: Le Peuple Face À Ses Magistrats, Entre Sommeil Et Veille (1789-1793)
Dès le début de la Révolution française, le choix de la représentation plutôt que de l'exercice direct du pouvoir par le peuple a été largement partagé, que ce soit par les amis de Sieyès ou par les épigones de Rousseau. Mais cette représentation a été pensée comme compatible avec la souveraineté du peuple, dans le cadre de ce qu'on a alors pu appeler une démocratie représentative. Celle-ci, dont les modalités ont été largement oubliées aujourd'h…
Révolution française et sciences sociales
Cette analyse s’inspire des Democratic Studies, qui ont questionné depuis 1989 le rôle des élites (entendues comme détentrices du pouvoir politique, économique, intellectuel, militaire, administratif, etc.) dans les processus de transition politique. Pour John Higley et Jan Pakulski, le degré de fragmentation et de différenciation des élites, ainsi que leur mobilité constituent les ressorts majeurs des modalités du processus transitionnel. Ce mod…
Peuple et révolution française
Interrompre le temps, inventer le divorce en révolution: Rupture révolutionnaire et ruptures familiales (1789-1794)
À l’aube de la Révolution française, alors que l’idée de sphère domestique et intime n’est pas finalisée, la famille est encore pensée comme une société politique : en conséquence, les bouleversements ouverts dans la sphère publique s’appliquent également à la sphère familiale. C’est le cas de la pensée de ces interruptions temporelles que sont la révolution comme rupture du contrat politique et le divorce comme rupture du contrat familial. L’art…
Combining Integration of Care and a Population Health Approach: A Scoping Review of Redesign Strategies and Interventions, and their Impact
BACKGROUND AND AIM: Many health systems attempt to develop integrated and population health-oriented systems of care, but knowledge of strategies and interventions to support this effort is lacking. We aimed to identify specific redesign strategies and interventions, and to present evidence of their effectiveness. METHOD: A modified scoping review process was carried out. Fifteen relevant examples of integrated care organizations that incorporate…
Love and Money in The Informal Empire: The British in Argentina, 1830-1930
Debates about Britain s 'informal empire' range from how it ought to be defined to whether it even really existed. But for all the heat these arguments have generated, we still know very little about what the people at the heart of British-owned enterprises thought they were doing in regions outside formal imperial control but where British capital and markets proved crucial. Drawing upon a recent deposit in Argentina of a substantial set of Angl…
Income inequalities in multimorbidity prevalence in Ontario, Canada: A decomposition analysis of linked survey and health administrative data
A pro-rich income gap in multimorbidity has persisted in Ontario from 2005 to 2011/12. These empirical findings suggest that to advance equality in multimorbidity prevalence, policymakers should target chronic disease prevention and control strategies focused on older adults, non-married persons and those that are physically inactive, in addition to addressing income disparities directly
A Population Health Approach: Addressing equity and social determinants of health in Canadian healthcare
The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 5.120 (2020 JCR, received in June 2021)
The Ben Pimlott Memorial Lecture 2017: The Geopolitical Is Personal: India, Britain, and American Foreign Correspondents in the 1930s and 1940s
This lecture explores the shared terrain between the new international history and the history of emotions. In the summer and fall of 1942, American foreign correspondents played a key role in sparking a furore over British rule in India. Drawing on their own first-hand reporting from India, they depicted the British Empire as retrograde and abusive, a dangerous, destabilizing force and a threat to the post-war peace. Diagnosing what it called 'a…
You Can’t Always Get What You Want”: Mexico ’68 and the Winter of Revolutionary Discontent
BEFORE the opening of the first Olympics hosted by a "Third World" country, security forces arrested, injured, and assassinated a still-unknown number of students and supporters who had rallied in the Plaza of Three Cultures in Mexico City.The movement had been triggered months earlier by a police assault on a rumble between rival secondary schools, reverberating in clashes at a subsequent march celebrating Cuba's challenge to capitalist imperial…
Jacques Rancière et les mots de l'archive
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Grounds for Dreaming: Mexican Americans, Mexican Immigrants, and the California Farmworker Movement. Lamar Series in Western History. By Lori A. Flores
Grounds for Dreaming is an accessible, thought-provoking social history of the role that rural Salinas Valley, California, played in the consolidation of a U.S. “agricultural empire” (p. 2). Flores convincingly argues that farmworker struggles there were central to the reconfigurations of labor and immigration, and to the racialization of this labor—processes necessary to build this empire. While many of the particular struggles she examines have…
Sarah D. Wald. The Nature of California: Race, Citizenship, and Farming since the Dust Bowl
Sarah D. Wald has written a provocative new book that explores the changing (and, all too often, unchanging) U.S. representations of land, agriculture, farmers, and farmworkers. These agrarian representations, she argues, offer a clarifying view into significant struggles over the boundaries of citizenship. She uses these representations to explore who is and is not included in the imagined U.S. nation, the extent to which some are included, and …
Les ambivalences du commun: Le politique entre la communauté nationale et la communauté locale (diocèse de Nantes, 1790-1792)
Le terme de « politique » est un label qui est aussi un enjeu des luttes : les épisodes de la Révolution française, et en particulier celui de l'insurrection vendéenne ont été, plus que d'autres peut-être, les objets d'une telle lutte ; les uns faisant des Vendéens les parangons de la contre-révolution politique, les autres ne voyant dans leur mouvement qu'une résistance de brutes primitives et locales. Par une approche ethno-historique qui obser…
Do Rural Patients in Canada Underutilize Preventive Care for Myocardial Infarction
PURPOSE: The objective of this study was to explore Canadian rural-urban differences in the use of primary and secondary preventive diagnostic services for acute myocardial infarction (AMI)-a condition that is amenable to primary health care prevention efforts. METHODS: We examined primary and secondary preventive care services utilized 2 years prior to a patient's first AMI in a cohort of 30,491 patients in Ontario, Canada, from 2010 to 2012. Us…
Peuple émancipé ou peuple à régénérer: Les Débats Du Moment Révolutionnaire (1789-1795)
Le xviii e siècle pense l'émancipation comme une action reçue et subie par l'esclave, par le mineur, ou alors comme l'action réfléchie d'un sujet bourgeois dégagé de « cette minorité devenue une seconde nature » que le despotisme aurait forgé au peuple. Or la Révolution exige, pour sa survie même, que le peuple soit affranchi de ses anciennes adhésions : les mœurs doivent être conformes à la liberté nouvelle. Il faut donc résoudre cette contradic…
Out and about: Association of the built environment with physical activity behaviors of adolescent females
Locational data, logged on portable GPS units and matched with accelerometer data, was used to examine associations of the built environment with physical activity and sedentary behaviors of adolescent females. In a sample of 293 adolescent females aged 15 to 18 years old in Minneapolis and San Diego, the built environment around each GPS point and its corresponding sedentary, light, and moderate-to-vigorous intensity physical activity was examin…
Defining the Space of Mexico'68: Heroic Masculinity in the Prison and "Women" in the Streets
In 2001 we attended a Mexico City conference on twentieth-century student activism featuring a plenary session with four prominent leaders from Mexico's 1968 student movement.1 We were struck by how different these men'sBoth authors shared equally in the research and writing of this piece, which-as anyone who has collaborated will tell you-is in some ways a lot more work than going it alone, but also certainly more rewarding. Partial funding came…
Vaginal Spasm, Pain, and Behavior: An Empirical Investigation of the Diagnosis of Vaginismus
Social capital and the neighborhood alcohol environment
Impact of small group size on neighbourhood influences in multilevel models
Objective: Although there is a growing body of literature on sample size in multilevel or hierarchical modeling, few studies have examined the impact of group size < 5. Design: We examined the impact of a group size less than five on both a continuous and dichotomous outcome in a simple two-level multilevel model utilizing data from two studies. Setting: Models with balanced and unbalanced data of group sizes 2 to 5 were compared to models with c…
Clean Living Movements: American Cycles of Health Reform
Condom skills education and sexually transmitted disease reinfection
A condom skills educational program emphasizing how to use a condom was presented to groups of patients waiting to be seen in a public health sexually transmitted disease clinic. Compared to controls, patients exposed to the intervention were approximately half as likely to return within the subsequent 12 months with a new sexually transmitted disease. Other predictors of reinfection included previous infection and age less than 25
Who Was Who? Race and Jews in Turn-of-the-Century Britain
Race—as a category—has commonly been understood as a response to difference. In the first instance, race offered a means of ordering unfamiliar peoples, whether encountered in the empire or at home. In the European historiography, the notion of “biological” race, defined by an inherited set of characteristics passed through the blood, possesses a particular genealogy: its roots can be found in the eighteenth century, its fullest articulation came…
A study of pre- and postsurgical transsexuals: MMPI characteristics
Light against Darkness: The Visual Representations of a Central Enlightenment Concept
Research Article| January 01 1998 Light against Darkness: The Visual Representations of a Central Enlightenment Concept Rolf Reichardt, Rolf Reichardt Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Deborah Louise Cohen Deborah Louise Cohen Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Representations (1998) 61: 95–148. https://doi.org/10.2307/2902949 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures …
Love and Money in The Informal Empire: The British in Argentina, 1830-1930
Debates about Britain s 'informal empire' range from how it ought to be defined to whether it even really existed. But for all the heat these arguments have generated, we still know very little about what the people at the heart of British-owned enterprises thought they were doing in regions outside formal imperial control but where British capital and markets proved crucial. Drawing upon a recent deposit in Argentina of a substantial set of Angl…
From Peasant to Worker: Migration, Masculinity, and the Making of Mexican Workers in the US
This article examines Mexican migration to the US during the Bracero Program, the unofficial name for the series of US-Mexico agreements that brought Mexican men to work in US agricultural fields from 1942 to 1964. Juxtaposing Mexican and US states' goals for the Program to migrants' understandings of their journeys, the article shows how this migration disrupted men's subjectivities, even as it simultaneously provided the mechanisms to resecure …
Une institution musicale entre repli et implication politique: Le quotidien de l'Opéra de Paris pendant la guerre de 1870 et sous la Commune
Cet article interroge avant tout la notion d'institution musicale pour décrire une tension entre la volonté de repli sur une logique propre à l'institution et l'implication de fait dans une sphère politique. Durant la période politiquement troublée qui va de la chute de l'Empire à la solidification de la République versaillaise sur les ruines de la Commune, l'Opéra de Paris a tenté de préserver, individuellement et collectivement, la continuité d…
Cost as a barrier to condom use: The evidence for condom subsidies in the United States
OBJECTIVES: This study sought to determine the impact of price on condom use. METHODS: A program based on distribution of condoms at no charge was replaced with one providing low-cost condoms (25 cents). Pretest and posttest surveys asked about condom use among persons reporting 2 or more sex partners. RESULTS: At pretest, 57% of respondents had obtained free condoms, and 77% had used a condom during their most recent sexual encounter. When the p…
Caught in the Middle: The Mexican State’s Relationship with the United States and Its Own Citizen-Workers, 1942–1954
Research Article| April 01 2001 Caught in the Middle: The Mexican State’s Relationship with the United States and Its Own Citizen-Workers, 1942–1954 Deborah Cohen Deborah Cohen Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Journal of American Ethnic History (2001) 20 (3): 110–132. https://doi.org/10.2307/27502714 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation Deborah Cohen; Caught in…
Masculinité et visibilité sociale: Le spectacle de l'État dans la construction de la nation mexicaine
Cet article se pose la question de la relation « genrée » entre la visibilité sociale - définie comme la reconnaissance d'un individu (ou d'une collectivité) comme membre de la nation - et la construction de la nation elle-même. L'analyse porte sur le moment de la mise en place du Bracero Program qui, entre 1942 et 1964, a conduit des Mexicains à travailler aux États-Unis : les hommes, exclus de la nation par leur position sociale et territoriale…
The Ben Pimlott Memorial Lecture 2017: The Geopolitical Is Personal: India, Britain, and American Foreign Correspondents in the 1930s and 1940s
This lecture explores the shared terrain between the new international history and the history of emotions. In the summer and fall of 1942, American foreign correspondents played a key role in sparking a furore over British rule in India. Drawing on their own first-hand reporting from India, they depicted the British Empire as retrograde and abusive, a dangerous, destabilizing force and a threat to the post-war peace. Diagnosing what it called 'a…
Peuple émancipé ou peuple à régénérer: Les Débats Du Moment Révolutionnaire (1789-1795)
Le xviii e siècle pense l'émancipation comme une action reçue et subie par l'esclave, par le mineur, ou alors comme l'action réfléchie d'un sujet bourgeois dégagé de « cette minorité devenue une seconde nature » que le despotisme aurait forgé au peuple. Or la Révolution exige, pour sa survie même, que le peuple soit affranchi de ses anciennes adhésions : les mœurs doivent être conformes à la liberté nouvelle. Il faut donc résoudre cette contradic…
Seoul’s Digital Media City: A history and 2012 status report on a South Korean digital arts and entertainment ICT cluster
This article provides a history and status report of the development of the nearly completed Digital Media City (DMC), a South Korean entertainment and digital contents ICT (information and communication technology) cluster planned with considerable western input at the turn of the 21st century. Using an ethnographic mixed method methodology, this research analyzed the gap between DMC as originally envisioned and the results to date, investigatin…
Comparison and History
38Historically Speaking November/December 2004 Comparison and History Deborah Cohen and Maura O'Connor Viewed from the long perspective ofEuropean history, studies that cross national boundaries are neither new nor necessarily revolutionary. While historical comparisons may be as ancient as Plutarch's ParallelLives, itwas thephilosophes ofthe European Enlightenment who first set out to distinguish various areas of the world based upon customs, la…
Use of Animal and opposite Drawings in Assessment of Gender Identity of Young Adults
The results of an analysis of responses to the Animal and Opposite Drawing Technique are presented for 134 male and female college students matched on age and education. The majority of both men and women drew same-sexed animals first, and just over half drew second animals which they identified as being of the opposite sex of their first drawings. Implications for the use of this technique to assess an individual's gender identity and other prom…
A study of pre- and postsurgical transsexuals: MMPI characteristics
Selfish cooperation in social roles: The vigilance game in continuous time
Condom skills education and sexually transmitted disease reinfection
A condom skills educational program emphasizing how to use a condom was presented to groups of patients waiting to be seen in a public health sexually transmitted disease clinic. Compared to controls, patients exposed to the intervention were approximately half as likely to return within the subsequent 12 months with a new sexually transmitted disease. Other predictors of reinfection included previous infection and age less than 25
Light against Darkness: The Visual Representations of a Central Enlightenment Concept
Research Article| January 01 1998 Light against Darkness: The Visual Representations of a Central Enlightenment Concept Rolf Reichardt, Rolf Reichardt Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Deborah Louise Cohen Deborah Louise Cohen Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Representations (1998) 61: 95–148. https://doi.org/10.2307/2902949 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures …
Cost as a barrier to condom use: The evidence for condom subsidies in the United States
OBJECTIVES: This study sought to determine the impact of price on condom use. METHODS: A program based on distribution of condoms at no charge was replaced with one providing low-cost condoms (25 cents). Pretest and posttest surveys asked about condom use among persons reporting 2 or more sex partners. RESULTS: At pretest, 57% of respondents had obtained free condoms, and 77% had used a condom during their most recent sexual encounter. When the p…
Masculinité et visibilité sociale: Le spectacle de l'État dans la construction de la nation mexicaine
Cet article se pose la question de la relation « genrée » entre la visibilité sociale - définie comme la reconnaissance d'un individu (ou d'une collectivité) comme membre de la nation - et la construction de la nation elle-même. L'analyse porte sur le moment de la mise en place du Bracero Program qui, entre 1942 et 1964, a conduit des Mexicains à travailler aux États-Unis : les hommes, exclus de la nation par leur position sociale et territoriale…
Caught in the Middle: The Mexican State’s Relationship with the United States and Its Own Citizen-Workers, 1942–1954
Research Article| April 01 2001 Caught in the Middle: The Mexican State’s Relationship with the United States and Its Own Citizen-Workers, 1942–1954 Deborah Cohen Deborah Cohen Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Journal of American Ethnic History (2001) 20 (3): 110–132. https://doi.org/10.2307/27502714 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation Deborah Cohen; Caught in…
Clean Living Movements: American Cycles of Health Reform
Who Was Who? Race and Jews in Turn-of-the-Century Britain
Race—as a category—has commonly been understood as a response to difference. In the first instance, race offered a means of ordering unfamiliar peoples, whether encountered in the empire or at home. In the European historiography, the notion of “biological” race, defined by an inherited set of characteristics passed through the blood, possesses a particular genealogy: its roots can be found in the eighteenth century, its fullest articulation came…
Home Care Nurses: A Study of the Occurrence of Culturally Competent Care
The purpose of this study is to describe how home care nurses orient to and manage cultural issues during patient visits. Fourteen home care nurse-patient dyads were observed. Interviews were then conducted with nurses. Nurses and the home care agencies for which they worked engaged in practices aimed at minimizing patients' cultural practices and beliefs. A correspondence with how nurses oriented to patients' cultures and how cultural issues wer…
Defining the Space of Mexico'68: Heroic Masculinity in the Prison and "Women" in the Streets
In 2001 we attended a Mexico City conference on twentieth-century student activism featuring a plenary session with four prominent leaders from Mexico's 1968 student movement.1 We were struck by how different these men'sBoth authors shared equally in the research and writing of this piece, which-as anyone who has collaborated will tell you-is in some ways a lot more work than going it alone, but also certainly more rewarding. Partial funding came…
México 68: Hacia una definición del espacio del movimiento : la masculinidad heróica en la cárcel y las mujeres en las calles
Una revista científica, con revisión por pares, que publica investigación empírica y contribuciones teóricas en sociología, antropología, sociodemografía, y disciplinas afines. Nuestra misión es presentar los resultados de la investigación de la más alta calidad, con énfasis en América Latina, pero con proyección y alcance global
Comparison and History
38Historically Speaking November/December 2004 Comparison and History Deborah Cohen and Maura O'Connor Viewed from the long perspective ofEuropean history, studies that cross national boundaries are neither new nor necessarily revolutionary. While historical comparisons may be as ancient as Plutarch's ParallelLives, itwas thephilosophes ofthe European Enlightenment who first set out to distinguish various areas of the world based upon customs, la…
Vaginal Spasm, Pain, and Behavior: An Empirical Investigation of the Diagnosis of Vaginismus
Une institution musicale entre repli et implication politique: Le quotidien de l'Opéra de Paris pendant la guerre de 1870 et sous la Commune
Cet article interroge avant tout la notion d'institution musicale pour décrire une tension entre la volonté de repli sur une logique propre à l'institution et l'implication de fait dans une sphère politique. Durant la période politiquement troublée qui va de la chute de l'Empire à la solidification de la République versaillaise sur les ruines de la Commune, l'Opéra de Paris a tenté de préserver, individuellement et collectivement, la continuité d…
Masculinity and Social Visibility: Migration, State Spectacle, and the Making of the Mexican Nation
Visibility: this term has had a formidable presence in feminist scholarship. [1] In the 1970s, feminist scholars and activists clamored both for a specifically "women's" history and for women to be written back into the history of the nation more generally, arguing that history and nationhood are inextricably linked. Their goal was to make women's participation in the nation and in history known and visible. While feminists subsequently realized …
Doña María's Story: Life History, Memory, and Political Identity
I picked up Daniel James’s Doña María’s Story not long after reading Robert Holden’s warning that we need to “reconsider ‘the political’ in the writing of history.” Holden relies on two senses of political, the first synonymous with big political processes, ideologies, and actors—what he suggests should be the proper focus of political history—and the second, referring to “politically committed history” or a history that is not “objective” (“The …
From Peasant to Worker: Migration, Masculinity, and the Making of Mexican Workers in the US
This article examines Mexican migration to the US during the Bracero Program, the unofficial name for the series of US-Mexico agreements that brought Mexican men to work in US agricultural fields from 1942 to 1964. Juxtaposing Mexican and US states' goals for the Program to migrants' understandings of their journeys, the article shows how this migration disrupted men's subjectivities, even as it simultaneously provided the mechanisms to resecure …
Alcohol and Environmental Justice: The Density of Liquor Stores and Bars in Urban Neighborhoods in the United States
OBJECTIVE: This study had two purposes: (1) to characterize the density of liquor stores and bars that individuals face according to race, economic status, and age in the urban United States and (2) to assess alternative measures of retailer density based on the road network and population. METHOD: We used census data on business counts and sociodemographic characteristics to compute the densities facing individuals in 9,361 urban zip codes. RESU…
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L'ordre public La procédure de grâce au XVIII e siècle: Restaurer Un Ordre Ou Reconnaître l'Innocence
Au cours du XVIIIe siècle, la théorie juridique ne connaît presque pas d'évolution en France. Néanmoins, les formes du jugement en acte évoluent. Le point de départ est l'étude minutieuse de deux registres de demandes visant à obtenir la grâce royale, l'un de 1729, l'autre de 1775. Cette étude révèle que dans les deux cas, il est fait recours aux mêmes catégories issues du droit romain pour décrire le délit, mais que leur usage varie. Les demande…
Social capital and the neighborhood alcohol environment
L'histoire en mouvement: Démocratie Et Science
Entretien avec Gérard Noiriel, paru dans Actuel Marx, N° 44 http://www.cairn.info/article.php?ID_ARTICLE=AMX_044_0186
Gender and Sexuality in 1968: Transformative Politics in the Cultural Imagination
This unique volume brings together literary critics, historians, and anthropologists from around the world to offer new understandings of gender and sexuality as they were redefined during the upheava
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