Noel D Campbell
Biographic Data
| ID | 3624717 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Noel D Campbell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Noel D |
| FAMILY NAME | Campbell |
| SIGNATURE | CAMPBELL N D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Central Arkansas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Creative Underclass in the Production of Place
Camden Town in London is a mature cultural quarter with a contradictory mix of affluent middle class and homeless; Starbucks and street markets; counter-cultural groups and tourists; participants in the night time economy and shopkeepers; media corporations and the “creative underclass.” There is a tension between the various stakeholders with their different powers. The patterns of cultural production and consumption in the area are complicated …
U . S . State Governments Are Not L eviathans
Objective Does increasing a political party's power lead to L eviathan state governments? The evidence is mixed. We use the E conomic F reedom of N orth A merica ( EFNA ) Index to measure governmental activity to study the impact of political parties on government outcomes. Methods We employ instrumental‐variable, panel data methods to regress states’ EFNA scores on median voter and differentiated‐party variables. Results Party effects are neglig…
Corruption's Effect on Business Venturing Within the United States
In developing countries with high levels of corruption, people are often forced into small-business venturing or survivalist entrepreneurship because larger, more efficient firms do not exist. In developed countries, however, low corruption means that people choose entrepreneurship as a better means of innovating. In this article we use federal convictions of state and local officials and the Small Business Administration's firm formation data to…
Mitigating the Combined Distributional Consequences of the Georgia Lottery for Education and the Hope Scholarship
Objective. Research demonstrates that nonwhite, lower‐income households bear the Georgia Lottery's tax burden, yet receive fewer benefits. However, local disparities in grading standards may mitigate the observed income redistribution. Our objective is to determine whether certain localities obtain more HOPE scholarships than expected, mitigating the observed redistribution. Method. We use fixed‐effects regression and a sample of Georgia's counti…
The Political Economy of Gis
The concept of GIS can be effectively experienced without the need for expensive and specialized hardware and software. Assumptions made in the literature that GIS is an exclusive development and GIS curriculum statements that place proprietary software at the centre point of the curriculum are criticised. It is argued that the GIS specialist needs a balanced education which will help each one to be sensitive to the whole intellectual, organizati…
The Creative Underclass in the Production of Place
Camden Town in London is a mature cultural quarter with a contradictory mix of affluent middle class and homeless; Starbucks and street markets; counter-cultural groups and tourists; participants in the night time economy and shopkeepers; media corporations and the “creative underclass.” There is a tension between the various stakeholders with their different powers. The patterns of cultural production and consumption in the area are complicated …
Corruption's Effect on Business Venturing Within the United States
In developing countries with high levels of corruption, people are often forced into small-business venturing or survivalist entrepreneurship because larger, more efficient firms do not exist. In developed countries, however, low corruption means that people choose entrepreneurship as a better means of innovating. In this article we use federal convictions of state and local officials and the Small Business Administration's firm formation data to…
U . S . State Governments Are Not L eviathans
Objective Does increasing a political party's power lead to L eviathan state governments? The evidence is mixed. We use the E conomic F reedom of N orth A merica ( EFNA ) Index to measure governmental activity to study the impact of political parties on government outcomes. Methods We employ instrumental‐variable, panel data methods to regress states’ EFNA scores on median voter and differentiated‐party variables. Results Party effects are neglig…
The Political Economy of Gis
The concept of GIS can be effectively experienced without the need for expensive and specialized hardware and software. Assumptions made in the literature that GIS is an exclusive development and GIS curriculum statements that place proprietary software at the centre point of the curriculum are criticised. It is argued that the GIS specialist needs a balanced education which will help each one to be sensitive to the whole intellectual, organizati…
Mitigating the Combined Distributional Consequences of the Georgia Lottery for Education and the Hope Scholarship
Objective. Research demonstrates that nonwhite, lower‐income households bear the Georgia Lottery's tax burden, yet receive fewer benefits. However, local disparities in grading standards may mitigate the observed income redistribution. Our objective is to determine whether certain localities obtain more HOPE scholarships than expected, mitigating the observed redistribution. Method. We use fixed‐effects regression and a sample of Georgia's counti…
Corruption's Effect on Business Venturing Within the United States
In developing countries with high levels of corruption, people are often forced into small-business venturing or survivalist entrepreneurship because larger, more efficient firms do not exist. In developed countries, however, low corruption means that people choose entrepreneurship as a better means of innovating. In this article we use federal convictions of state and local officials and the Small Business Administration's firm formation data to…
U . S . State Governments Are Not L eviathans
Objective Does increasing a political party's power lead to L eviathan state governments? The evidence is mixed. We use the E conomic F reedom of N orth A merica ( EFNA ) Index to measure governmental activity to study the impact of political parties on government outcomes. Methods We employ instrumental‐variable, panel data methods to regress states’ EFNA scores on median voter and differentiated‐party variables. Results Party effects are neglig…
The Creative Underclass in the Production of Place
Camden Town in London is a mature cultural quarter with a contradictory mix of affluent middle class and homeless; Starbucks and street markets; counter-cultural groups and tourists; participants in the night time economy and shopkeepers; media corporations and the “creative underclass.” There is a tension between the various stakeholders with their different powers. The patterns of cultural production and consumption in the area are complicated …
Economics (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Public economics (2 works) · State (computer science) (2 works)