John Shaw
Biographic Data
| ID | 3622344 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Shaw |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Shaw |
| SIGNATURE | SHAW J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Liverpool |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4030-5063 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 54 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 158 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 54 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
State Covid ‐19 Policy Configurations and Registered Nurse Employment Recovery: A Mixed‐Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis of U.S. States and the District of Columbia (2021–2022)
RN employment rebounded unevenly across the states of the U.S. after the acute phase of COVID‐19. We examine how 2021 state COVID‐19 policy mixes across six domains were associated with registered nurse (RN) employment recovery in 2022: telehealth expansion, early prescription refill flexibility, cost relief (cost‐sharing + vaccine cost relief), paid sick leave, mask mandates, and vaccine mandates. Using 51 jurisdictions (50 states plus the Distr…
Geomorphological features of Queen Charlotte Strait, Pacific coast of Canada, and their implications for ice-sheet retreat and relative sea-level changes during the last deglaciation
Queen Charlotte Strait (QCSt), along the glacial Pacific margin of Canada, preserves seabed geomorphological records of past tectonic, glacial, and oceanographic processes, particularly since the Last Glacial Maximum. These records can provide an analogue for predicting future seabed and sediment dynamics in contemporary ice-covered region and their surroundings under global warming. The present study identifies and maps the seabed geomorphology …
Representation matters: Assessing the gender and racial divide in Missouri's municipal boards
Right-Turn-on-Red Site Considerations and Capacity Analysis: Practitioner's Guide
This chapter provides a summary of the models for RTOR volume and capacity used in the spreadsheet tool, as well as an additional discussion of the results for estimating delay. This chapter provides a summary of the developed models. Additional details on the model development are provided in HCHRP Web-Only Deocument 368.
The Dagda, Thor and ATU 1148B
Since ancient times celestial thunder gods have been a familiar feature in mythologies throughout the Indo-European language area. Their Irish counterpart, the Dagda, is a major personage at the centre of the Mythological Cycle, and his possible connections to the Scandinavian god Thor are examined here. Following a brief section dealing with questions of methodology, points of comparison are addressed which include the two gods’ common primary r…
Submerged Archaeological Landscapes and the Recording of Precontact History: Examples from Atlantic Canada
A Multi-Disciplinary Perspective on the Age of Australopithecus in Southern Africa
Palaeomagnetic analysis of the Sterkfontein palaeocave deposits: Implications for the age of the hominin fossils and stone tool industries
Detection of Later Stage Breast Cancer in First Nations Women in Ontario, Canada
Submerged early Holocene coastal and terrestrial landforms on the inner shelves of Atlantic Canada
(E)migrating Legends and Sea Change
In northwestern Europe, the migration of legends has been a growing area of study, exploring their history, development, and geographical/cultural distribution. The past two centuries have been a time of large-scale voluntary or forced migrations that have provided new opportunities for investigating how folklore, including legends, has survived and changed during mass population movements. Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, is foremost among the S…
Quaternary sea-level changes: Contributions from the 32nd IGC
Professor Sir Hans Singer. A Tribute
Archaeomagnetic dating of Dogmersfield Park brick kiln (Southern England)
Speleology and magnetobiostratigraphic chronology of the GD 2 locality of the Gondolin hominin-bearing paleocave deposits, North West Province, South Africa
Thailand: Ceramics
Submarine moraines in Newfoundland coastal waters: Implications for the deglaciation of Newfoundland and adjacent areas
What Alexander Carmichael Did Not Print: The "Cliar Sheanchain", 'Clanranald's Fool' and Related Traditions
The Blackspring Ridge Flute Field, south-central Alberta, Canada
The meltwater hypothesis for subglacial bedforms
Subglacial tunnel channels, Porcupine Hills, southwest Alberta, Canada
Brìgh An Òrain: A Story in Every Song
Lay Attitudes toward Genetic Testing for Susceptibility to Inherited Diseases
One of the most important issues facing legal and medical policy makers in the coming years will be whether to employ populationbased testing for genetic markers of inherited diseases. Two hundred and twenty-six randomly selected individuals from Easton, Pennsylvania completed a mail questionnaire that was designed to assess the general public's attitudes toward many of the personal and societal issues surrounding genetic testing for disease susc…
Salt-marsh aggradation in response to late-Holocene sea-level rise at Amherst Point, Nova Scotia, Canada
A radiocarbon 14 C chronology determined for plant macrofossils in exposed salt-marsh sediments at Amherst Point, Nova Scotia, Canada, shows that the edge of the high salt marsh aggraded 7.5 m since 900 BC, equivalent to a mean rate of 25.9 cm 100 yr -1 . Four phases of rapid aggradation (900–600 BC, 100 bc– AD 200, AD 700–1100, and AD 1600 to present) were interspersed with three phases of slower aggradation (600– 100 BC, AD 200–700, and (tentat…
Usage patterns of transdermal nicotine when purchased as a non-prescription medicine from pharmacies
This survey provides preliminary data on the non-prescription usage of transdermal nicotine when purchased through pharmacies
Palaeomagnetic analysis of the Sterkfontein palaeocave deposits: Implications for the age of the hominin fossils and stone tool industries
Speleology and magnetobiostratigraphic chronology of the GD 2 locality of the Gondolin hominin-bearing paleocave deposits, North West Province, South Africa
Potential Impacts of Global Sea‐level Rise on Canadian Coasts
The sea‐level rise that may result from global climate change is placed within the context of past and present sea‐level changes on Canadian coasts. To assess future impact, a dimensionless index of sensitivity is determined. Coasts with low, moderate, and high sensitivity constitute 67%, 30%, and 3% of the total coastline, respectively. The most sensitive regions are: (1) several parts of the Maritime Provinces; (2) two areas of the British Colu…
Archaeomagnetic dating of Dogmersfield Park brick kiln (Southern England)
Railroads, irrigation, and economic growth: The San Joaquin Valley of California
Detection of Later Stage Breast Cancer in First Nations Women in Ontario, Canada
A Kinematic Discussion of the Formation of Glacial Flutings
Lay Attitudes toward Genetic Testing for Susceptibility to Inherited Diseases
One of the most important issues facing legal and medical policy makers in the coming years will be whether to employ populationbased testing for genetic markers of inherited diseases. Two hundred and twenty-six randomly selected individuals from Easton, Pennsylvania completed a mail questionnaire that was designed to assess the general public's attitudes toward many of the personal and societal issues surrounding genetic testing for disease susc…
Geomagnetic field variations as a dating tool: Application to Sicilian lavas
Evaluation in the School Health Instruction Program
Evaluation in the School Health Instruction Program John Howard Shaw CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.47.5.582 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Design for Health: The Teacher, the School and the Community
DESIGN FOR HEALTH: THE TEACHER, THE SCHOOL AND THE COMMUNITY John H. Shaw CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.54.4.684-b Published Online: August 29, 2011
L’évolution de vieil-irlandais áe, óe, aí, oí dans les dialectes gaéliques
Shaw John. L’évolution de vieil-irlandais áe, óe, aí, oí dans les dialectes gaéliques. In: Etudes Celtiques, vol. 12, fascicule 1, 1968. pp. 147-156
Railroads, irrigation, and economic growth: The San Joaquin Valley of California
A Kinematic Discussion of the Formation of Glacial Flutings
Some "Real-Life" Accounts of Influential Relationships
A preliminary study of influential relationships in their lives was carried out on the basis of reports from 10 subjects. These were content-analyzed for source characteristics, types of relationship, nature of the influence process, source/content orientation, and the functional autonomy of induced behavior or attitudes. A mixture of the processes of influence described by Kelman (1958) emerges in some cases, either through various combinations …
Rectilinear Slope Formation in Antarctica∗
Rectilinear slopes in the Olympus Range, Southern Victoria Land, Antarctica were termed Richter slopes and attributed to formation by salt weathering and deflation. Existing theoretical models for Richter slope development are invalid when the processes of salt weathering and deflation act without scree movement. Removal of all slope debris by salt weathering and deflation corresponds to the solution y = 0 in Lehmann's differential equation of sl…
Training methods in race relations within organisations: An analysis and assessment
E. Gauldie. The Scottish Country Miller 1700-1900. A History of Waterpowered Meal Milling in Scotland . (Edinburgh: (John Donald. 1918. Pp. 254.£15)
Saudi Arabia Comes of Age
Folktales from Cape Breton
Equal opportunities at the workplace: A reply to Jewson and Mason
Equal opportunities at the workplace: A reply to Jewson and Mason." New Community, 12(2), pp. 350–351
Water Power in Scotland, 1550-1870
Water Power in Scotland 1550-1870
Tales Until Dawn: The World of a Cape Breton Gaelic Story-Teller
Joe Neil MacNeil holds in his memory a wealth of Gaelic folktales, learned in his youth in Cape Breton. For over a decade, he has told his tales to John Shaw, a specialist in Celtic folklore and fluent speaker of Gaelic. Shaw has recorded, transcribed, edited, and translated the tales and folklore into English. This rich and entertaining collection is the result of their collaboration. Folktales, anecdotes, proverbs, expressions, rhymes, supersti…
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Geomagnetic field variations as a dating tool: Application to Sicilian lavas
Tales until Dawn. Sgeul Gu Latha
History Workshop 23, 'Class, Community, Conflict', Salford, 3-5 November 1989
HISTORY WORKSHOP 23, ‘CLASS, COMMUNITY, CONFLICT’, SALFORD, 3–5 NOVEMBER 1989 John Shaw John Shaw Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar History Workshop Journal, Volume 29, Issue 1, Spring 1990, Pages 201–203, https://doi.org/10.1093/hwj/29.1.201 Published: 01 March 1990
Institutional racial discrimination, strategic planning and training in the Prison Department
This article reviews efforts by the Prison Service to counteract racial discrimination within the Service, focussing in particular on the programme to train the race relations teams of individual penal establishments. It is argued that trained teams score over untrained teams on a number of fronts, exhibiting greater perserverance in their efforts and a higher rate of action plan implementation. The article concludes with five suggested measures …
Tales Until Dawn: Sgeul Gu Latha: The World of a Cape Breton Gaelic Story-Teller
In-Group Identification as a Function of Depersonalization, Distinctiveness, and Status
Artificial social categories were created in a laboratory context in order to test predictions regarding the relative importance of group size and status as determinants of in-group favoritism. Subjects were assigned to categories of “overestimator” or “under estimator” and were told that one category included a majority of college students while the other represented a minority. Prior to category assignment, half of the subjects had been given c…
Determining Paleosol Topography Using Seismic Refraction
The seismic refraction reversed profiling technique has been used to investigate the topography of the last interglacial soil (paleosol S1) within the central Chinese Loess Plateau near Xifeng. The results suggest an essentially flat-lying soil at a depth which varies by only a few meters over an area of more than 10 km 2 . In addition, the results indicate a high-velocity layer at 50-60 m depth which is thought to coincide with a layer of carbon…
Remanence Characteristics of Different Magnetic Grain Size Categories at Xifeng, Central Chinese Loess Plateau
Utilizing the thermal unblocking of low-temperature remanent magnetization in superparamagnetic (SP) ferrimagnets and the low-temperature demagnetization of multidomain (MD) magnetite remanences, the relative proportions of SP, MD, and singledomain (SD and SD-like) ferrimagnets are estimated in the topmost part of a loess section at Xifeng, China, which covers about the past 130,000 yr. SP ferrimagnets are commonly regarded as pedogenic (authigen…
Social Dominance Orientation, Hierarchy Attenuators and Hierarchy Enhancers: Social Dominance Theory and the Criminal Justice System
This study investigated differences in social dominance orientation between incumbents of different social roles (police officers vs. public defenders) and ethnic groups known to differ in general social status (i.e., whites vs. blacks and Hispanics). Consistent with theoretical expectations: (a) Police were significantly more social‐dominance oriented than either jurors or public defenders. (b) Public defenders tended to be less social‐dominance…
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