Scott Hamilton
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3607761 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Scott Hamilton |
| PRENOMES | Scott |
| SOBRENOME | Hamilton |
| ASSINATURA | HAMILTON S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Lakehead University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9117-9573 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 77 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1995 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Bootleggers, Baptists, and Policymakers
This article examines the dynamics of coalition formation in the context of the EU–Mercosur negotiations, utilizing the “Bootleggers and Baptists” analogy to understand how diverse actors—such as import‐competing sectors, civil society organizations, and policymakers—engage in issue‐linkage in public debates surrounding preferential trade agreement negotiations. The framework explores three types of coalition formation: opportunistic framing, str…
Bringing past into present
This conversation began as a roundtable at the 2023 joint meeting of the American Anthropological Association and the Canadian Anthropology Society in Toronto. The roundtable was part of the Executive Program and was intended as a follow-up to Kisha Supernant’s keynote presentation, which was entitled ‘Truth before transition. Reimagining anthropology as restorative justice.’ Considering the sensitive nature of the topic, we responded to a select…
Examining dental providers counseling on human papillomavirus vaccine
In a single site convenience survey within an urban, federally qualified health care system, most parents, and dental staff perceived HPV vaccine counseling and administration favorably and clinically appropriate during routine dental visits
Feasibility of an innovative medical dental integration program to provide overdue adolescent vaccinations in a federally qualified health center
Many adolescents see dental providers more than their primary care providers, creating an opportunity to vaccinate adolescents overdue for immunizations during dental visits. A medical dental integration program to provide adolescent vaccinations was feasible in a federally qualified health center with co-located medical and dental services. Expansion to diverse healthcare settings is necessary to further explore implementation outcomes
Prototyping structured decision making for water resource management in the San Francisco Bay-Delta
MDMA-assisted therapy for severe PTSD
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) presents a major public health problem for which currently available treatments are modestly effective. We report the findings of a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, multi-site phase 3 clinical trial (NCT03537014) to test the efficacy and safety of 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA)-assisted therapy for the treatment of patients with severe PTSD, including those with common comorbidities suc…
The Murphy Murder Mystery
This paper will propose that Beckett’s affinity for crime and mystery fiction also contributes to Murphy. The novel will be examined on the proposed hypothesis that Murphy’s death, so-called, is conspicuously left ambiguous to a certain degree, rendering it a type of mystery narrative. Approaching the mysterious death as something like a detective fiction “cold case”, the events of Murphy, and clues left by Beckett throughout the prose that follo…
I am uncertain, but We are not
The concept of 'the Anthropocene' as a new human-induced geological epoch has made its way into IR. Debates have recently arisen between 'post-humanists' stressing its destruction of subject-object binaries and 'New Anthropocentrists' arguing that it increases the importance of the human being as planetary steward. This article moves beyond these debates to question a strange but unexplored foundation that underlies the basic discourse of the Ant…
Antiquarianism, archaeology, and aporetic immanence in Beckett’s prose
Beckett derides those antiquarians unaware of “the rupture of the lines of communication” between subject and object in his 1934 essay “Recent Irish Poetry”. However, Beckett will come to incorporate into the late prose specific terminology used by archaeologist, including those involved in the Ordnance Survey of Ireland, who were contemporaries of the same antiquarians he scorns so contemptuously in his early career. This paper traces and examin…
Foucault’s End of History
Michel Foucault’s concept of governmentality is widely used throughout the social sciences to analyse the state, liberalism, and individual subjectivity. Surprisingly, what remains ignored are the repeated claims made by Foucault throughout his seminal Security, Territory, Population lectures (2007) that governmentality depends more fundamentally on a specific form of time, than on the state or the subject. By paying closer attention to Foucault’…
Theorizing Zombiism, 25–27 July 2019
The measure of all things? The Anthropocene as a global biopolitics of carbon
We are now told to welcome ourselves to the Anthropocene, a new geological epoch where humanity is ‘literally making’ the planet (Dalby, 2014). Yet, the underlying philosophical foundations of this human-made epoch remain relatively unexplored. This article makes a new contribution by problematizing the Anthropocene using the philosophies of Arendt, Foucault and Heidegger. It argues that the Anthropocene is a new and global form of biopolitics th…
Drone Mapping and Photogrammetry at Brandon House 4
Securing ourselves from ourselves? The paradox of “entanglement” in the Anthropocene
The Anthropocene presents new challenges to the natural and social sciences by claiming that humanity is “entangled” with a myriad of scales, spaces, being(s), and temporalities. Yet, how does this entanglement alter our understanding of security? This article argues that the Anthropocene threatens not our physical security, but our ontological security: our deep and normalized conceptions of humanity and what it means to be a human “self” in a s…
A genealogy of metatheory in IR
Drawn from the philosophy of science, metatheory is generally defined in International Relations (IR) as ‘theorizing about theory’ by examining a theory’s ontology or epistemology. Yet, despite being available to IR since at least the 1940s, metatheory ‘exploded’ into IR only in the late-1980s. What explains this sudden proliferation of metatheory in IR’s literature? This article answers this question by conducting a genealogy of metatheory in IR…
Action, Technology, and the Homogenisation of Place
According to Hannah Arendt, the concept of 'political action' is a fundamental component of the human condition because it encapsulates how the uniqueness of each human being intersects to create unpredictable political initiatives and effects. Recently, despite being one of the most daunting political challenges ever faced by humanity, there has been a noted collective action failure, or inaction, concerning the global threat of anthropogenic cl…
Living with ‘The Dead’
The crisis of theory
This book tells the story of the political and intellectual adventures of Edward Palmer Thompson, one of Britain's foremost twentieth-century thinkers. It shows that all of Thompson's work, from his acclaimed histories to his voluminous political writings to his little-noticed poetry, was inspired by the same passionate and idiosyncratic vision of the world. The book demonstrates the connection between Thompson's famously ferocious attack on the …
The Lakehead Manifesto
A combined visual-geochemical approach to establishing provenance for pegmatite quartz artifacts
A Statistical Investigation of the Relationship Between Personal Attachment Style and Satisfaction with Evangelical Church Membership
The Crisis of Theory
This book tells the story of the political and intellectual adventures of Edward Palmer Thompson, one of Britain's foremost twentieth-century thinkers. It shows that all of Thompson's work, from his acclaimed histories to his voluminous political writings to his little-noticed poetry, was inspired by the same passionate and idiosyncratic vision of the world. The book demonstrates the connection between Thompson's famously ferocious attack on the …
Between Zhdanov and Bloomsbury
E. P. Thompson's poetry and poetics are rarely considered by commentators on his work, but they are central to his thought. Thompson, who for a long time identified as a poet rather than a historian, struggled to find an alternative to both the Bloomsburian modernism he associated with decadent British capitalism and the chilly philistinism of Stalinist socialist realism. Thompson's unique and ingenious poetics emphasizes the political nature of …
Extrapolating to a More Ancient Past
Over the past 200 years the northeastern Plains has changed profoundly from an ecological and cultural perspective due to the massive immigration of non-aboriginal populations with new economies and settlement systems. Historical documents are important in exploring these comparatively recent changes and appropriately modeling our expectations about a more ancient past. These records document pre-nineteenth century northeastern Plains ecological …
Great Plains Ethnohistory
Securing ourselves from ourselves? The paradox of “entanglement” in the Anthropocene
The Anthropocene presents new challenges to the natural and social sciences by claiming that humanity is “entangled” with a myriad of scales, spaces, being(s), and temporalities. Yet, how does this entanglement alter our understanding of security? This article argues that the Anthropocene threatens not our physical security, but our ontological security: our deep and normalized conceptions of humanity and what it means to be a human “self” in a s…
I am uncertain, but We are not
The concept of 'the Anthropocene' as a new human-induced geological epoch has made its way into IR. Debates have recently arisen between 'post-humanists' stressing its destruction of subject-object binaries and 'New Anthropocentrists' arguing that it increases the importance of the human being as planetary steward. This article moves beyond these debates to question a strange but unexplored foundation that underlies the basic discourse of the Ant…
Foucault’s End of History
Michel Foucault’s concept of governmentality is widely used throughout the social sciences to analyse the state, liberalism, and individual subjectivity. Surprisingly, what remains ignored are the repeated claims made by Foucault throughout his seminal Security, Territory, Population lectures (2007) that governmentality depends more fundamentally on a specific form of time, than on the state or the subject. By paying closer attention to Foucault’…
Ecological Islands And Vickers Focus Adaptive Transitions In The Pre-Contact Plains Of Southwestern Manitoba
Archaeological reconnaissance in southwestern Manitoba has revealed a small zone of intensive late Plains Woodland (Vickers Focus) occupation in the northeastern extreme of the Plains region. In light of significant environmental changesover the past I 20 years, site interpretation is heavily dependent upon landscape reconstruction using archival records, intersite mapping, and site modeling using Geographic Information Systems. Vickers Focus occ…
A combined visual-geochemical approach to establishing provenance for pegmatite quartz artifacts
The measure of all things? The Anthropocene as a global biopolitics of carbon
We are now told to welcome ourselves to the Anthropocene, a new geological epoch where humanity is ‘literally making’ the planet (Dalby, 2014). Yet, the underlying philosophical foundations of this human-made epoch remain relatively unexplored. This article makes a new contribution by problematizing the Anthropocene using the philosophies of Arendt, Foucault and Heidegger. It argues that the Anthropocene is a new and global form of biopolitics th…
A genealogy of metatheory in IR
Drawn from the philosophy of science, metatheory is generally defined in International Relations (IR) as ‘theorizing about theory’ by examining a theory’s ontology or epistemology. Yet, despite being available to IR since at least the 1940s, metatheory ‘exploded’ into IR only in the late-1980s. What explains this sudden proliferation of metatheory in IR’s literature? This article answers this question by conducting a genealogy of metatheory in IR…
Action, Technology, and the Homogenisation of Place
According to Hannah Arendt, the concept of 'political action' is a fundamental component of the human condition because it encapsulates how the uniqueness of each human being intersects to create unpredictable political initiatives and effects. Recently, despite being one of the most daunting political challenges ever faced by humanity, there has been a noted collective action failure, or inaction, concerning the global threat of anthropogenic cl…
Between Zhdanov and Bloomsbury
E. P. Thompson's poetry and poetics are rarely considered by commentators on his work, but they are central to his thought. Thompson, who for a long time identified as a poet rather than a historian, struggled to find an alternative to both the Bloomsburian modernism he associated with decadent British capitalism and the chilly philistinism of Stalinist socialist realism. Thompson's unique and ingenious poetics emphasizes the political nature of …
Drone Mapping and Photogrammetry at Brandon House 4
The Function of Ice-gliders and Their Distribution in Time and Space Across the Northern Plains andParklands
Based upon early ethnographic accounts, the ice-glider was a recreational artifact, with limited distribution in time and space, first appearing in the early historic period and confined to the Missouri River drainage. Recent research has shown a more broad distribution across both time and space, extending its use into the precontact period and extending its distribution northward into the Northern Plains and the adjacent Parklands of Canada. It…
Dynamics of Social Complexity in Early Nineteenth-Century British Fur-Trade Posts
Extrapolating to a More Ancient Past
Over the past 200 years the northeastern Plains has changed profoundly from an ecological and cultural perspective due to the massive immigration of non-aboriginal populations with new economies and settlement systems. Historical documents are important in exploring these comparatively recent changes and appropriately modeling our expectations about a more ancient past. These records document pre-nineteenth century northeastern Plains ecological …
Reconstructing a Prairie-Woodland Mosaic on the Northern Great Plains
Recent geological evidence of high-amplitude, short-term, climatic variability on the northern Plains in the late Holocene implies that significant fluctuations in resource availability may have regularly occurred on the scale of human generations. In this region, evidence of high mobility, low population density, and storage are generalized responses of hunter-gatherer populations to the effects of environmental variability on resourcepredictabi…
Aboriginal Seasonal Subsistence and Land Use on the Northeastern Plains
Over the past 2,000 years aboriginal land use in the northeastern Plains reflects Plains cultural influences, plus those deriving from the Subarctic and Eastern Woodlands culture areas. This suggests the diffusion of ideas and technology as well as population mobility. While postcontact aboriginal societies were profoundly affected by the European colonial experience, records of their diverse land use strategies have utility in modeling the equal…
Wait for the Chord
Ezra Pound and the Symbolist Inheritance
Ecological Islands And Vickers Focus Adaptive Transitions In The Pre-Contact Plains Of Southwestern Manitoba
Archaeological reconnaissance in southwestern Manitoba has revealed a small zone of intensive late Plains Woodland (Vickers Focus) occupation in the northeastern extreme of the Plains region. In light of significant environmental changesover the past I 20 years, site interpretation is heavily dependent upon landscape reconstruction using archival records, intersite mapping, and site modeling using Geographic Information Systems. Vickers Focus occ…
Dynamics of Social Complexity in Early Nineteenth-Century British Fur-Trade Posts
Pain and its Ending
This chapter will briefly review the history of animal virology and the nature of viruses, including their composition, appearance and classification
The Function of Ice-gliders and Their Distribution in Time and Space Across the Northern Plains andParklands
Based upon early ethnographic accounts, the ice-glider was a recreational artifact, with limited distribution in time and space, first appearing in the early historic period and confined to the Missouri River drainage. Recent research has shown a more broad distribution across both time and space, extending its use into the precontact period and extending its distribution northward into the Northern Plains and the adjacent Parklands of Canada. It…
Extrapolating to a More Ancient Past
Over the past 200 years the northeastern Plains has changed profoundly from an ecological and cultural perspective due to the massive immigration of non-aboriginal populations with new economies and settlement systems. Historical documents are important in exploring these comparatively recent changes and appropriately modeling our expectations about a more ancient past. These records document pre-nineteenth century northeastern Plains ecological …
Climatic Challenges and Changes
Vickers focus people are believed to have practiced a lifeway based upon foraging and gardening in the Tiger Hills, a glacial-moraine uplanet in southwestern Manitoba. It has also been argued that Vickers focus society was more socially complex than earlier hunter-gatherer groups in the region relying almost exclusively on bison hunting. There is evidence to suggest limited stratification in Vickers focus culture and clear evidence of a widesprea…
Reconstructing a Prairie-Woodland Mosaic on the Northern Great Plains
Recent geological evidence of high-amplitude, short-term, climatic variability on the northern Plains in the late Holocene implies that significant fluctuations in resource availability may have regularly occurred on the scale of human generations. In this region, evidence of high mobility, low population density, and storage are generalized responses of hunter-gatherer populations to the effects of environmental variability on resourcepredictabi…
Two Cultures—One Environment
The historical roots and attendant technologies of two woodland-based cultures are examined in the context of the Tiger Hills upland in southwestern Manitoba. High levels of ecological complexity, relative to the surrounding prairies, characterize the Tiger Hills where the mosaic of glacial moraine deposits, wetlands and otholes, outwash silt-plain and meadowland, has created a complex of microhabitats. These range from cattail marsh to open gras…
Aboriginal Seasonal Subsistence and Land Use on the Northeastern Plains
Over the past 2,000 years aboriginal land use in the northeastern Plains reflects Plains cultural influences, plus those deriving from the Subarctic and Eastern Woodlands culture areas. This suggests the diffusion of ideas and technology as well as population mobility. While postcontact aboriginal societies were profoundly affected by the European colonial experience, records of their diverse land use strategies have utility in modeling the equal…
Water Resources and Precontact Site Placement in Southern Manitoba During the Last 2000 Years
In common parlance, the basic necessities of life are water, food and shelter — assuming that air is a given. The inter-relationships of these three variables are complex and there is an obvious need that all are addressed by any society in their strategic land use planning. The spatial relationship of precontact Sonota/Besant, Blackduck/Duck Bay and Vickers focus sites in southern Manitoba is examined with relation to their proximity to water re…
Between Zhdanov and Bloomsbury
E. P. Thompson's poetry and poetics are rarely considered by commentators on his work, but they are central to his thought. Thompson, who for a long time identified as a poet rather than a historian, struggled to find an alternative to both the Bloomsburian modernism he associated with decadent British capitalism and the chilly philistinism of Stalinist socialist realism. Thompson's unique and ingenious poetics emphasizes the political nature of …
The Crisis of Theory
This book tells the story of the political and intellectual adventures of Edward Palmer Thompson, one of Britain's foremost twentieth-century thinkers. It shows that all of Thompson's work, from his acclaimed histories to his voluminous political writings to his little-noticed poetry, was inspired by the same passionate and idiosyncratic vision of the world. The book demonstrates the connection between Thompson's famously ferocious attack on the …
A Statistical Investigation of the Relationship Between Personal Attachment Style and Satisfaction with Evangelical Church Membership
The crisis of theory
This book tells the story of the political and intellectual adventures of Edward Palmer Thompson, one of Britain's foremost twentieth-century thinkers. It shows that all of Thompson's work, from his acclaimed histories to his voluminous political writings to his little-noticed poetry, was inspired by the same passionate and idiosyncratic vision of the world. The book demonstrates the connection between Thompson's famously ferocious attack on the …
The Lakehead Manifesto
A combined visual-geochemical approach to establishing provenance for pegmatite quartz artifacts
Living with ‘The Dead’
Action, Technology, and the Homogenisation of Place
According to Hannah Arendt, the concept of 'political action' is a fundamental component of the human condition because it encapsulates how the uniqueness of each human being intersects to create unpredictable political initiatives and effects. Recently, despite being one of the most daunting political challenges ever faced by humanity, there has been a noted collective action failure, or inaction, concerning the global threat of anthropogenic cl…
A genealogy of metatheory in IR
Drawn from the philosophy of science, metatheory is generally defined in International Relations (IR) as ‘theorizing about theory’ by examining a theory’s ontology or epistemology. Yet, despite being available to IR since at least the 1940s, metatheory ‘exploded’ into IR only in the late-1980s. What explains this sudden proliferation of metatheory in IR’s literature? This article answers this question by conducting a genealogy of metatheory in IR…
Drone Mapping and Photogrammetry at Brandon House 4
Securing ourselves from ourselves? The paradox of “entanglement” in the Anthropocene
The Anthropocene presents new challenges to the natural and social sciences by claiming that humanity is “entangled” with a myriad of scales, spaces, being(s), and temporalities. Yet, how does this entanglement alter our understanding of security? This article argues that the Anthropocene threatens not our physical security, but our ontological security: our deep and normalized conceptions of humanity and what it means to be a human “self” in a s…
Antiquarianism, archaeology, and aporetic immanence in Beckett’s prose
Beckett derides those antiquarians unaware of “the rupture of the lines of communication” between subject and object in his 1934 essay “Recent Irish Poetry”. However, Beckett will come to incorporate into the late prose specific terminology used by archaeologist, including those involved in the Ordnance Survey of Ireland, who were contemporaries of the same antiquarians he scorns so contemptuously in his early career. This paper traces and examin…
Foucault’s End of History
Michel Foucault’s concept of governmentality is widely used throughout the social sciences to analyse the state, liberalism, and individual subjectivity. Surprisingly, what remains ignored are the repeated claims made by Foucault throughout his seminal Security, Territory, Population lectures (2007) that governmentality depends more fundamentally on a specific form of time, than on the state or the subject. By paying closer attention to Foucault’…
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