Keith Webb
Biographic Data
| ID | 3620076 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Keith Webb |
| GIVEN NAMES | Keith |
| FAMILY NAME | Webb |
| SIGNATURE | WEBB K |
| AFFILIATIONS | I nt er co ll eg e |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6621-770X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Dispositions and coaching theories: Understanding the impact of coach education on novice coaches’ learning
Whilst coach education has been the subject of much critique, it is often the first opportunity for novice coaches to be formally taught how to coach. Nevertheless, novice coaches arrive at coach education courses with an array of pre-existing dispositions and coaching theories, referring to naturalised and self-referenced approaches towards coaching practice, which can be resistant to change. Consequently, the aim of this research was to explore…
Cyprus
Political data in 2005
Cyprus
Cyprus
Injustice, empowerment, and facilitation in conflict
The paper is divided into three parts. In the first section the idea of empowerment is outlined as a doctrine of mediation. The conditions under which it might be successful are outlined. In the second section an underlying assumption of the doctrine is challenged, that because conflicts are asymmetrical empowerment becomes proper practice. The argument is that all conflicts are both asymmetrical and symmetrical. In the third part, it is demonstr…
Etiology and Outcomes of Protest: New European Perspectives
Change and Stability in the Ideology of Scottish Nationalism
Changes in the nature of Scottish nationalist ideology over a 30-year period are studied by means of a content analysis of 90 documents from the Scottish Nationalist Party. Frequency, position, and connectivity of themes within the ideology were measured. It appears that the party is becoming less radical and less culturally and economically oriented. The ideology is described as more complex, oppositional, and incestuous than formerly. The retre…
On the Myth of Social Equality in Iceland
The popular belief in Iceland and elsewhere is that Icelandic society is typified by a high degree of social equality. This view is shown to be incorrect by using longitudinal data relating to access to elite professions as well as recent survey material. Explanations for the peristence of the myth are sought in the kinship network, social mobility, language, status ambiguity, affluence, and the changing occupational structure of contemporary Ice…
Etiology and Outcomes of Protest: New European Perspectives
On the Myth of Social Equality in Iceland
The popular belief in Iceland and elsewhere is that Icelandic society is typified by a high degree of social equality. This view is shown to be incorrect by using longitudinal data relating to access to elite professions as well as recent survey material. Explanations for the peristence of the myth are sought in the kinship network, social mobility, language, status ambiguity, affluence, and the changing occupational structure of contemporary Ice…
Political data in 2005
Cyprus
Cyprus
Cyprus
Injustice, empowerment, and facilitation in conflict
The paper is divided into three parts. In the first section the idea of empowerment is outlined as a doctrine of mediation. The conditions under which it might be successful are outlined. In the second section an underlying assumption of the doctrine is challenged, that because conflicts are asymmetrical empowerment becomes proper practice. The argument is that all conflicts are both asymmetrical and symmetrical. In the third part, it is demonstr…
Dispositions and coaching theories: Understanding the impact of coach education on novice coaches’ learning
Whilst coach education has been the subject of much critique, it is often the first opportunity for novice coaches to be formally taught how to coach. Nevertheless, novice coaches arrive at coach education courses with an array of pre-existing dispositions and coaching theories, referring to naturalised and self-referenced approaches towards coaching practice, which can be resistant to change. Consequently, the aim of this research was to explore…
Change and Stability in the Ideology of Scottish Nationalism
Changes in the nature of Scottish nationalist ideology over a 30-year period are studied by means of a content analysis of 90 documents from the Scottish Nationalist Party. Frequency, position, and connectivity of themes within the ideology were measured. It appears that the party is becoming less radical and less culturally and economically oriented. The ideology is described as more complex, oppositional, and incestuous than formerly. The retre…
On the Myth of Social Equality in Iceland
The popular belief in Iceland and elsewhere is that Icelandic society is typified by a high degree of social equality. This view is shown to be incorrect by using longitudinal data relating to access to elite professions as well as recent survey material. Explanations for the peristence of the myth are sought in the kinship network, social mobility, language, status ambiguity, affluence, and the changing occupational structure of contemporary Ice…
Change and Stability in the Ideology of Scottish Nationalism
Changes in the nature of Scottish nationalist ideology over a 30-year period are studied by means of a content analysis of 90 documents from the Scottish Nationalist Party. Frequency, position, and connectivity of themes within the ideology were measured. It appears that the party is becoming less radical and less culturally and economically oriented. The ideology is described as more complex, oppositional, and incestuous than formerly. The retre…
Etiology and Outcomes of Protest: New European Perspectives
Injustice, empowerment, and facilitation in conflict
The paper is divided into three parts. In the first section the idea of empowerment is outlined as a doctrine of mediation. The conditions under which it might be successful are outlined. In the second section an underlying assumption of the doctrine is challenged, that because conflicts are asymmetrical empowerment becomes proper practice. The argument is that all conflicts are both asymmetrical and symmetrical. In the third part, it is demonstr…
Cyprus
Cyprus
Cyprus
Political data in 2005
Dispositions and coaching theories: Understanding the impact of coach education on novice coaches’ learning
Whilst coach education has been the subject of much critique, it is often the first opportunity for novice coaches to be formally taught how to coach. Nevertheless, novice coaches arrive at coach education courses with an array of pre-existing dispositions and coaching theories, referring to naturalised and self-referenced approaches towards coaching practice, which can be resistant to change. Consequently, the aim of this research was to explore…
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