David A Wells
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3587583 |
|---|---|
| NOME | David A Wells |
| PRENOMES | David A |
| SOBRENOME | Wells |
| ASSINATURA | WELLS D A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of New England |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4531-5968 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1892 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Considering patient perspectives in economic evaluations of health interventions
Current guidelines for evaluating the cost-effectiveness of health interventions commonly recommend the use of a payer and/or a societal perspective. This raises the concern that the resulting reimbursement decision may overlook the full spectrum of impacts and equity considerations. In this paper, we argue that a potential solution is to supplement a societal- or payer-perspective economic evaluation with an additional evaluation accounting for …
Rural development from the ground up
Concerns about the decline of rural agricultural communities have recently refocused on new economic opportunities available in regional food production. This article analyses three on-the-ground case studies of rural development projects in Tasmania, Australia that aimed to develop new regional food opportunities. It analyses these projects to identify how local food producers can create viable economic alternatives in rural settings. The projec…
The Modern Humanities Research Association (MHRA)
International Association for Scandinavian Studies (Iass)
Présentation
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Green politics and environmental ethics
A major strand of environmentalist thought identifies the supposedly anthropocentric foundations of Western attitudes to nature as a fundamental cause of the environmental crisis. On the basis of this analysis they suggest that the development and widespread acceptance of a 'biocentric' or 'ecocentric' ethos is a primary requirement for the ultimate development of an ecologically benign society. This view can be questioned for a number of reasons…
Evolution and a free society
Despite the negative connotations often associated with ‘Social Darwinism’, theorists representing a wide range of political opinion have drawn on Darwinian ideas to support their own positions. An examination of the views of Spencer, Kropotkin and Popper, as representatives of the Right, the Left and the Centre, provides an interesting basis for a consideration of the application of Darwin's thesis to social and political life. Although these th…
Resurrecting the Dismal Parson
Although a familiar figure in the history of ideas, Malthus has been trivialized, misunderstood and ignored, particularly as a political thinker. Yet his most famous work, the Essay on Population, was conceived and gained recognition as a contribution to a passionate political debate. His major feat—the powerful introduction of an ecological viewpoint into political and social theory—was later over-shadowed by the theory of evolution and the even…
Environmentalism
Imperial Sanctity and Political Reality
Radicalism, conservatism and environmentalism
(1978). Radicalism, conservatism and environmentalism. Politics: Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 299-306
Political information of university students
Prof. Carver on Social Justice
Who Pays Your Taxes
Who Pays your Taxes? A Consideration of the Question of Taxation
Radicalism, conservatism and environmentalism
(1978). Radicalism, conservatism and environmentalism. Politics: Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 299-306
Resurrecting the Dismal Parson
Although a familiar figure in the history of ideas, Malthus has been trivialized, misunderstood and ignored, particularly as a political thinker. Yet his most famous work, the Essay on Population, was conceived and gained recognition as a contribution to a passionate political debate. His major feat—the powerful introduction of an ecological viewpoint into political and social theory—was later over-shadowed by the theory of evolution and the even…
Political information of university students
Who Pays your Taxes? A Consideration of the Question of Taxation
Who Pays Your Taxes
Prof. Carver on Social Justice
Imperial Sanctity and Political Reality
Radicalism, conservatism and environmentalism
(1978). Radicalism, conservatism and environmentalism. Politics: Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 299-306
Political information of university students
Environmentalism
Resurrecting the Dismal Parson
Although a familiar figure in the history of ideas, Malthus has been trivialized, misunderstood and ignored, particularly as a political thinker. Yet his most famous work, the Essay on Population, was conceived and gained recognition as a contribution to a passionate political debate. His major feat—the powerful introduction of an ecological viewpoint into political and social theory—was later over-shadowed by the theory of evolution and the even…
Evolution and a free society
Despite the negative connotations often associated with ‘Social Darwinism’, theorists representing a wide range of political opinion have drawn on Darwinian ideas to support their own positions. An examination of the views of Spencer, Kropotkin and Popper, as representatives of the Right, the Left and the Centre, provides an interesting basis for a consideration of the application of Darwin's thesis to social and political life. Although these th…
Green politics and environmental ethics
A major strand of environmentalist thought identifies the supposedly anthropocentric foundations of Western attitudes to nature as a fundamental cause of the environmental crisis. On the basis of this analysis they suggest that the development and widespread acceptance of a 'biocentric' or 'ecocentric' ethos is a primary requirement for the ultimate development of an ecologically benign society. This view can be questioned for a number of reasons…
Présentation
utilisation du site ou, le cas échéant, des conditions générales de la licence souscrite par votre établissement
The Modern Humanities Research Association (MHRA)
International Association for Scandinavian Studies (Iass)
Rural development from the ground up
Concerns about the decline of rural agricultural communities have recently refocused on new economic opportunities available in regional food production. This article analyses three on-the-ground case studies of rural development projects in Tasmania, Australia that aimed to develop new regional food opportunities. It analyses these projects to identify how local food producers can create viable economic alternatives in rural settings. The projec…
Considering patient perspectives in economic evaluations of health interventions
Current guidelines for evaluating the cost-effectiveness of health interventions commonly recommend the use of a payer and/or a societal perspective. This raises the concern that the resulting reimbursement decision may overlook the full spectrum of impacts and equity considerations. In this paper, we argue that a potential solution is to supplement a societal- or payer-perspective economic evaluation with an additional evaluation accounting for …
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