Malcolm Johnson
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3603754 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Malcolm Johnson |
| NOMBRES | Malcolm |
| APELLIDO | Johnson |
| FIRMA | JOHNSON M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Leeds |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1187-071X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1972 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Enhancing climate adaptation
Risk-value discourses used to develop an alternative geospatial analysis approach. • Adjusted Land Classification incorporates wilderness , industry , and accessibility. • Wilderness is perceived in areas that are not necessarily wild (e.g., forestry). • Spatial risk perceptions are informed by both coastalscape value and risk discourses. • Managing coastal socio-ecological systems requires deep community understandings. Effective climate change …
Addressing fraudulent responses in online surveys
Web‐based studies of human dimensions are increasing across environmental and socio‐ecological disciplines. However, the prevalence of fraud threatens research quality. Increased fraud rates should be expected as surveys move progressively more online, motivated by expanding reach, cost savings and/or in response to COVID‐19. Web‐based research must better account for fraud to maintain confidence in findings. Practical diagnostic tools and data q…
Understanding how landscape value and climate risk discourses can improve adaptation planning
Climate change poses significant risks to socio-ecological systems, especially at the local level. Local government climate change adaptation strategies must respond to the physical impacts of a changing climate as well as community perceptions about climate change risks and impacts. However, adaptation strategies often overlook diverse stakeholder perspectives and expectations, potentially leading to ineffective and inequitable outcomes. To buil…
Renewing the purpose of geography education
Concerns about the decline in uptake of secondary geography education continue despite arguments supporting the value of geography education, the power of geographical thinking, and geography's critical role in preparing students to deal with complex challenges. Already constrained by neoliberal politics of disadvantage, young people must plan and prepare for chaotic futures. Consequently, young people are becoming distressed and worried about th…
Interdependency and the Generational Compact
The demographic revolution has caused turmoil in public policy, leading governments to scale down their commitments to the old, more in panic than in thoughtful response. At the same time, significant changes in family patterns have placed at risk the inter-generational support older people might have expected. Together these structural shifts have stimulated a new debate about the obligations one generation has to another. This essay attempts to…
Death, Dying and Bereavement
Introduction to Second Edition - Jeanne Katz PART ONE: LIFE AND DEATH Introduction - Jeanne Katz Death in Staithes - David Clark Death Denied - Philippe Ari[ac]es Death in the News - Tony Walter, Jane Littlewood and Michael Pickering The Public Invigilation of Private Emotion Approaches to Death in Hindu and Sikh Communities in Britain - Shirley Firth Demographic Change and the Experience of Dying - Clive Seale Health Policy and Services for Dyin…
Forum
Based on Erik H. Erikson's life-cycle model as clarified by Erikson, Erikson, and Kivnick, this theoretical paper considers psychosocial development in the adulthood and old age of South Africa's black majority population, under the oppressive laws of apartheid. The author draws on empirical observations made during three months of fieldwork in South Africa. The paper rests on the propositions that apartheid may be expected to interfere with heal…
Sociology and Social Research (Book)
Handbook of Ageing and the Social Sciences (Book)
Well Away from Health
Medical sociology and sociological theory
Self-Perception of Need amongst the Elderly
Renewing the purpose of geography education
Concerns about the decline in uptake of secondary geography education continue despite arguments supporting the value of geography education, the power of geographical thinking, and geography's critical role in preparing students to deal with complex challenges. Already constrained by neoliberal politics of disadvantage, young people must plan and prepare for chaotic futures. Consequently, young people are becoming distressed and worried about th…
Medical sociology and sociological theory
Interdependency and the Generational Compact
The demographic revolution has caused turmoil in public policy, leading governments to scale down their commitments to the old, more in panic than in thoughtful response. At the same time, significant changes in family patterns have placed at risk the inter-generational support older people might have expected. Together these structural shifts have stimulated a new debate about the obligations one generation has to another. This essay attempts to…
Death, Dying and Bereavement
Introduction to Second Edition - Jeanne Katz PART ONE: LIFE AND DEATH Introduction - Jeanne Katz Death in Staithes - David Clark Death Denied - Philippe Ari[ac]es Death in the News - Tony Walter, Jane Littlewood and Michael Pickering The Public Invigilation of Private Emotion Approaches to Death in Hindu and Sikh Communities in Britain - Shirley Firth Demographic Change and the Experience of Dying - Clive Seale Health Policy and Services for Dyin…
Self-Perception of Need amongst the Elderly
Medical sociology and sociological theory
Well Away from Health
Handbook of Ageing and the Social Sciences (Book)
Sociology and Social Research (Book)
Forum
Based on Erik H. Erikson's life-cycle model as clarified by Erikson, Erikson, and Kivnick, this theoretical paper considers psychosocial development in the adulthood and old age of South Africa's black majority population, under the oppressive laws of apartheid. The author draws on empirical observations made during three months of fieldwork in South Africa. The paper rests on the propositions that apartheid may be expected to interfere with heal…
Interdependency and the Generational Compact
The demographic revolution has caused turmoil in public policy, leading governments to scale down their commitments to the old, more in panic than in thoughtful response. At the same time, significant changes in family patterns have placed at risk the inter-generational support older people might have expected. Together these structural shifts have stimulated a new debate about the obligations one generation has to another. This essay attempts to…
Death, Dying and Bereavement
Introduction to Second Edition - Jeanne Katz PART ONE: LIFE AND DEATH Introduction - Jeanne Katz Death in Staithes - David Clark Death Denied - Philippe Ari[ac]es Death in the News - Tony Walter, Jane Littlewood and Michael Pickering The Public Invigilation of Private Emotion Approaches to Death in Hindu and Sikh Communities in Britain - Shirley Firth Demographic Change and the Experience of Dying - Clive Seale Health Policy and Services for Dyin…
Renewing the purpose of geography education
Concerns about the decline in uptake of secondary geography education continue despite arguments supporting the value of geography education, the power of geographical thinking, and geography's critical role in preparing students to deal with complex challenges. Already constrained by neoliberal politics of disadvantage, young people must plan and prepare for chaotic futures. Consequently, young people are becoming distressed and worried about th…
Enhancing climate adaptation
Risk-value discourses used to develop an alternative geospatial analysis approach. • Adjusted Land Classification incorporates wilderness , industry , and accessibility. • Wilderness is perceived in areas that are not necessarily wild (e.g., forestry). • Spatial risk perceptions are informed by both coastalscape value and risk discourses. • Managing coastal socio-ecological systems requires deep community understandings. Effective climate change …
Addressing fraudulent responses in online surveys
Web‐based studies of human dimensions are increasing across environmental and socio‐ecological disciplines. However, the prevalence of fraud threatens research quality. Increased fraud rates should be expected as surveys move progressively more online, motivated by expanding reach, cost savings and/or in response to COVID‐19. Web‐based research must better account for fraud to maintain confidence in findings. Practical diagnostic tools and data q…
Understanding how landscape value and climate risk discourses can improve adaptation planning
Climate change poses significant risks to socio-ecological systems, especially at the local level. Local government climate change adaptation strategies must respond to the physical impacts of a changing climate as well as community perceptions about climate change risks and impacts. However, adaptation strategies often overlook diverse stakeholder perspectives and expectations, potentially leading to ineffective and inequitable outcomes. To buil…
Sociology (8 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Social science (5 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Citation (3 obras) · Library science (3 obras) · Climate change (2 obras) · Climate change adaptation (2 obras) · Ecology (2 obras)