Robert Hill
Biographic Data
| ID | 3657572 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert Hill |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert |
| FAMILY NAME | Hill |
| SIGNATURE | HILL R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Georgia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7483-9701 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Assessing defense mechanisms in binge-eating disorder: Preliminary validity and reliability of the Defense Mechanism Rating Scale (DMRS) coded from Adult Attachment Interviews
The user cost of housing and the price-rent ratio in Shanghai
We compute hedonic quality-adjusted price-rent ratios for residential housing in Shanghai. Our method corrects for selection into owner-occupied housing and for omitted variables. We find that quality adjustment reduces the price-rent ratio by 14 percent. Even so, a price-rent ratio of 70 in 2017 is still very high by international standards. In cross-section, the price-rent ratio is increasing in price, confirming previous findings for cities in…
An evaluation of competing methods for constructing house price indexes: The case of Warsaw
Accurate house price indexes allow governments and planners to make more effective decisions with regard to land use policy. We compare different ways of computing house price indexes for Warsaw over the period 2006–2018 using a detailed micro-level dataset of 101,182 transactions. We find that when a hedonic approach is used, the resulting index is reasonably robust to the choice of method. More problematic is the repeat-sales method, which is w…
Higher frequency hedonic property price indices: A state-space approach
The hedonic imputation method allows characteristic shadow prices to evolve over time. These shadow prices are used to construct matched samples of predicted prices, which are inserted into standard price index formulas. We use a spatio-temporal model to improve the method’s effectiveness on housing data at higher frequencies. The problem is that at higher frequencies, there may not be enough observations per period to reliably estimate the chara…
An evaluation of the methods used by European countries to compute their official house price indices
Rising inequalities in access to home ownership among young households in France, 1973France, -2013 While the rate of homeownership among households aged 25 to 44 is stable over the period 1973-2013, disparities according to standard of living have increased considerably. Changes in family configurations, and family transfers (donations and inheritances) have contributed to these changes
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, and the World of Elizabethan Art
Journal Article Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, and the World of Elizabethan Art Get access Elizabeth Goldring, Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, and the World of Elizabethan Art, New Haven and London, Yale University Press, 2014. isbn978-0-300-19224-7. 399 pp., 119 col. illus., 98 b. & w. illus. £40. Robert Hill Robert Hill Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of the History of Collections, Volume 27…
Walter Rodney and The Restatement of Pan Africanism In Theory and Practice
Reaching Out to Older Veterans in Need: The Elko Clinic Demonstration Project
CONTEXT: The challenge of providing meaningful health care services to veterans living in rural communities is a major public health concern that involves redefining the traditional facility-based model of care delivery employed in urban areas. PURPOSE: This paper describes the steps of a demonstration project, the Elko Telehealth Outreach Clinic. The clinic, located in Elko, Nevada, was created to meet the health care needs of veterans who expre…
Troubling adult learning in the present time
This chapter raises the prospect of a newly emerging epistemological ecotone where adult learning has characteristics of both foundational (modern) and postmodern ways of knowing
Standard Errors as Weights in Multilateral Price Indexes
Various multilateral methods for computing price indexes use bilateral comparisons as their basic building blocks. Some give greater weight to those bilateral comparisons deemed more reliable. However, none of the existing reliability measures adjusts for gaps in the data. We show how the standard errors on bilateral price indexes derived using weighted least squares provide reliability measures that solve this problem. We then apply our methodol…
Activism as practice: Some queer considerations
This chapter explores how theory, activism, and practice around sexual orientation and gender identity come together, as viewed through the lens of queer critical postmodernism.
Positioning queer in adult education: Intervening in politics and praxis in North America
In this paper w/e provide a North American perspective as w/e explore the formation and comprehension of queer knowledge in adult education and in larger sociocultural contexts. W/e consider the need to position queer in adult education mindful of how queer is historically and currently positioned in culture and society. In doing so, w/e articulate queer—a term representing our spectral community that incorporates a diversity of sex, sexual, and …
Fugitive and codified knowledge: Implications for communities struggling to control the meaning of local environmental hazards
The purpose of this qualitative research was to determine the ways that knowledge is constructed and used by emergent citizen's groups (ECGs are grassroots, action‐oriented, problem‐solving groups) engaged in environmental conflicts, and by a state government environmental regulatory agency that interfaced with them. Four historical‐organizational/observational case studies of conflict dynamics involving ECGs and the government were undertaken. C…
Promoting independence: But promoting what and how
‘Promoting independence’ is a central theme of recent United Kindgdom health and social care policy development but is rarely defined. Instead it is generally assumed that we know what independence means. Based on a review of the literature on independence in older age, this paper examines the terms and meanings. While the most common conceptualisation equates independence with the absence of reliance on others, for older people themselves indepe…
Carleton and Buckingham: The Quest for Office’ Revisited
In 1970 John Barcroft produced an influential article in which he claimed that the ambition of Dudley Carleton to attain high office only moved towards fruition after Carleton presented the duke of Buckingham with a massive bribe in the shape of a marble chimneypiece for his principal London residence, York House. This is too simplistic a view, but it serves as a reminder that the role of works of art in the early Stuart patronage system has not …
Platonic jealousy’: A conceptualization and review of the literature on non‐romantic pathological jealousy
Romantic jealousy has long been of interest to psychodynamically oriented clinicians. More recently empirical investigations have emerged into the causes and treatments of romantic jealousy. What has not kept pace with this interest is a wider research agenda into non‐romantic forms of jealousy. While work has appeared in relation to specific groups or topics, such as sibling rivalry, no attempt has been made to draw together the material on non‐…
Comparing Price Levels across Countries Using Minimum-Spanning Trees
It is shown how a comparison of price levels across a group of countries can be made by chaining bilateral price indexes across a spanning tree. It is argued that we should use the spanning tree whose resulting multilateral price indexes are least sensitive to the choice of bilateral formula. This minimum-spanning tree can be easily computed using Kruskal's algorithm. Results obtained by chaining Fisher indexes across a minimum-spanning tree are …
Voice of the Vanishing Minority: Robert Sellar and the Huntingdon Gleaner, 1863+1919
At the turn of the century Robert Sellar, editor of the Huntingdon Gleaner in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, was the most-quoted rural newspaperman in Canada. His controversial opinions on Confederation, national policy, and especially French-Canadian nationalism sparked debate across Canada and around the world. Widely regarded as the authentic voice of the English-speaking minority, Sellar attempted to alert the rest of Canada to the threat o…
Splicing Index Numbers
This article demonstrates the compelling case for using the geometric mean formula for splicing overlapping index number series. The justification for using the geometric mean rests on the fact that it is the only symmetric mean formula that generates a spliced series that is invariant to rescaling of the original series
Learning to Transgress: A Sociohistorical Conspectus of the American Gay Lifeworld as a Site of Struggle and Resistance
Maya Civilization
The Grand Menhir Brisé: ITS Fall and FRACTURE
The stability of the Grand Menhir against high velocity winds, and its fall and subsequent breakage are analyzed dynamically. It is concluded that the present locations of the fragments indicate strongly that the menhir was indeed erected and that it broke on impacting with the ground. the Grand Menhir Brisé represents a unique example of breakage in which dynamical principles of solid mechanics have been found scientifically appropriate
The Marcus Garvey and Universal Negro Improvement Association Papers. Vols. I, II, III, IV, and V
Federalism, Republicanism, and the Northwest Ordinance
The Northwest Ordinance, enacted by the Congress of the Confederation on 13 July 1787, addressed in its own way the two crises facing the Framers in Philadelphia: the crisis of the Union and the crisis of republican government. It gave government to the Northwest Territory, which had been created for the sake of the Union and with an eye to the security of republicanism. That territory was destined to be a matrix of new states, equal members of t…
Stained Glass: Music for the Eye
Promoting independence: But promoting what and how
‘Promoting independence’ is a central theme of recent United Kindgdom health and social care policy development but is rarely defined. Instead it is generally assumed that we know what independence means. Based on a review of the literature on independence in older age, this paper examines the terms and meanings. While the most common conceptualisation equates independence with the absence of reliance on others, for older people themselves indepe…
The Illusion of Black Progress
Editors note: The following article is extracted from a report entitled “The Illusion of Black Progress.” The report was prepared by the Research Department of the National Urban League and released in August 1978. Copies of the full report may be obtained from: National Urban League, Research Department, 733 Fifteenth Street, N.W., Suite 1020, Washington, DC 20005
Fugitive and codified knowledge: Implications for communities struggling to control the meaning of local environmental hazards
The purpose of this qualitative research was to determine the ways that knowledge is constructed and used by emergent citizen's groups (ECGs are grassroots, action‐oriented, problem‐solving groups) engaged in environmental conflicts, and by a state government environmental regulatory agency that interfaced with them. Four historical‐organizational/observational case studies of conflict dynamics involving ECGs and the government were undertaken. C…
An evaluation of competing methods for constructing house price indexes: The case of Warsaw
Accurate house price indexes allow governments and planners to make more effective decisions with regard to land use policy. We compare different ways of computing house price indexes for Warsaw over the period 2006–2018 using a detailed micro-level dataset of 101,182 transactions. We find that when a hedonic approach is used, the resulting index is reasonably robust to the choice of method. More problematic is the repeat-sales method, which is w…
Positioning queer in adult education: Intervening in politics and praxis in North America
In this paper w/e provide a North American perspective as w/e explore the formation and comprehension of queer knowledge in adult education and in larger sociocultural contexts. W/e consider the need to position queer in adult education mindful of how queer is historically and currently positioned in culture and society. In doing so, w/e articulate queer—a term representing our spectral community that incorporates a diversity of sex, sexual, and …
Learning to Transgress: A Sociohistorical Conspectus of the American Gay Lifeworld as a Site of Struggle and Resistance
Federalism, Republicanism, and the Northwest Ordinance
The Northwest Ordinance, enacted by the Congress of the Confederation on 13 July 1787, addressed in its own way the two crises facing the Framers in Philadelphia: the crisis of the Union and the crisis of republican government. It gave government to the Northwest Territory, which had been created for the sake of the Union and with an eye to the security of republicanism. That territory was destined to be a matrix of new states, equal members of t…
Walter Rodney and The Restatement of Pan Africanism In Theory and Practice
Carleton and Buckingham: The Quest for Office’ Revisited
In 1970 John Barcroft produced an influential article in which he claimed that the ambition of Dudley Carleton to attain high office only moved towards fruition after Carleton presented the duke of Buckingham with a massive bribe in the shape of a marble chimneypiece for his principal London residence, York House. This is too simplistic a view, but it serves as a reminder that the role of works of art in the early Stuart patronage system has not …
St John Chrysostom's Teaching On Inspiration in 'Six Homilies On Isaiah
The Tragedy of Quebec: The Expulsion of its Protestant Farmers 1916
Published in four editions between 1907 and 1916, this book is a passionate statement on behalf of the Protestant farmers of Quebec -- particularly those of the Eastern Townships -- and remains to this day one of the most controversial politico-religious tracts ever circulated in Canada.
Tragedy of Quebec: The Expulsion of Its Protestant Farmers 1916
"Comments on Paredes' "New Uses for Old Ethnography
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Robert Hill; Comments on Paredes' "New Uses for Old Ethnography". Human Organization 1 September 1976; 35 (3): 327–328. doi: https://doi.org/10.17730/humo.35.3.w1408770x277t314 Download citation file: Ris (Zotero) Reference Manager EasyBi…
The Illusion of Black Progress
Editors note: The following article is extracted from a report entitled “The Illusion of Black Progress.” The report was prepared by the Research Department of the National Urban League and released in August 1978. Copies of the full report may be obtained from: National Urban League, Research Department, 733 Fifteenth Street, N.W., Suite 1020, Washington, DC 20005
Stained Glass: Music for the Eye
The Marcus Garvey and Universal Negro Improvement Association Papers. Vols. I, II, III, IV, and V
Federalism, Republicanism, and the Northwest Ordinance
The Northwest Ordinance, enacted by the Congress of the Confederation on 13 July 1787, addressed in its own way the two crises facing the Framers in Philadelphia: the crisis of the Union and the crisis of republican government. It gave government to the Northwest Territory, which had been created for the sake of the Union and with an eye to the security of republicanism. That territory was destined to be a matrix of new states, equal members of t…
The Grand Menhir Brisé: ITS Fall and FRACTURE
The stability of the Grand Menhir against high velocity winds, and its fall and subsequent breakage are analyzed dynamically. It is concluded that the present locations of the fragments indicate strongly that the menhir was indeed erected and that it broke on impacting with the ground. the Grand Menhir Brisé represents a unique example of breakage in which dynamical principles of solid mechanics have been found scientifically appropriate
Maya Civilization
Learning to Transgress: A Sociohistorical Conspectus of the American Gay Lifeworld as a Site of Struggle and Resistance
Splicing Index Numbers
This article demonstrates the compelling case for using the geometric mean formula for splicing overlapping index number series. The justification for using the geometric mean rests on the fact that it is the only symmetric mean formula that generates a spliced series that is invariant to rescaling of the original series
Voice of the Vanishing Minority: Robert Sellar and the Huntingdon Gleaner, 1863+1919
At the turn of the century Robert Sellar, editor of the Huntingdon Gleaner in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, was the most-quoted rural newspaperman in Canada. His controversial opinions on Confederation, national policy, and especially French-Canadian nationalism sparked debate across Canada and around the world. Widely regarded as the authentic voice of the English-speaking minority, Sellar attempted to alert the rest of Canada to the threat o…
Comparing Price Levels across Countries Using Minimum-Spanning Trees
It is shown how a comparison of price levels across a group of countries can be made by chaining bilateral price indexes across a spanning tree. It is argued that we should use the spanning tree whose resulting multilateral price indexes are least sensitive to the choice of bilateral formula. This minimum-spanning tree can be easily computed using Kruskal's algorithm. Results obtained by chaining Fisher indexes across a minimum-spanning tree are …
Platonic jealousy’: A conceptualization and review of the literature on non‐romantic pathological jealousy
Romantic jealousy has long been of interest to psychodynamically oriented clinicians. More recently empirical investigations have emerged into the causes and treatments of romantic jealousy. What has not kept pace with this interest is a wider research agenda into non‐romantic forms of jealousy. While work has appeared in relation to specific groups or topics, such as sibling rivalry, no attempt has been made to draw together the material on non‐…
Promoting independence: But promoting what and how
‘Promoting independence’ is a central theme of recent United Kindgdom health and social care policy development but is rarely defined. Instead it is generally assumed that we know what independence means. Based on a review of the literature on independence in older age, this paper examines the terms and meanings. While the most common conceptualisation equates independence with the absence of reliance on others, for older people themselves indepe…
Carleton and Buckingham: The Quest for Office’ Revisited
In 1970 John Barcroft produced an influential article in which he claimed that the ambition of Dudley Carleton to attain high office only moved towards fruition after Carleton presented the duke of Buckingham with a massive bribe in the shape of a marble chimneypiece for his principal London residence, York House. This is too simplistic a view, but it serves as a reminder that the role of works of art in the early Stuart patronage system has not …
Activism as practice: Some queer considerations
This chapter explores how theory, activism, and practice around sexual orientation and gender identity come together, as viewed through the lens of queer critical postmodernism.
Positioning queer in adult education: Intervening in politics and praxis in North America
In this paper w/e provide a North American perspective as w/e explore the formation and comprehension of queer knowledge in adult education and in larger sociocultural contexts. W/e consider the need to position queer in adult education mindful of how queer is historically and currently positioned in culture and society. In doing so, w/e articulate queer—a term representing our spectral community that incorporates a diversity of sex, sexual, and …
Fugitive and codified knowledge: Implications for communities struggling to control the meaning of local environmental hazards
The purpose of this qualitative research was to determine the ways that knowledge is constructed and used by emergent citizen's groups (ECGs are grassroots, action‐oriented, problem‐solving groups) engaged in environmental conflicts, and by a state government environmental regulatory agency that interfaced with them. Four historical‐organizational/observational case studies of conflict dynamics involving ECGs and the government were undertaken. C…
Standard Errors as Weights in Multilateral Price Indexes
Various multilateral methods for computing price indexes use bilateral comparisons as their basic building blocks. Some give greater weight to those bilateral comparisons deemed more reliable. However, none of the existing reliability measures adjusts for gaps in the data. We show how the standard errors on bilateral price indexes derived using weighted least squares provide reliability measures that solve this problem. We then apply our methodol…
Troubling adult learning in the present time
This chapter raises the prospect of a newly emerging epistemological ecotone where adult learning has characteristics of both foundational (modern) and postmodern ways of knowing
Reaching Out to Older Veterans in Need: The Elko Clinic Demonstration Project
CONTEXT: The challenge of providing meaningful health care services to veterans living in rural communities is a major public health concern that involves redefining the traditional facility-based model of care delivery employed in urban areas. PURPOSE: This paper describes the steps of a demonstration project, the Elko Telehealth Outreach Clinic. The clinic, located in Elko, Nevada, was created to meet the health care needs of veterans who expre…
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, and the World of Elizabethan Art
Journal Article Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, and the World of Elizabethan Art Get access Elizabeth Goldring, Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, and the World of Elizabethan Art, New Haven and London, Yale University Press, 2014. isbn978-0-300-19224-7. 399 pp., 119 col. illus., 98 b. & w. illus. £40. Robert Hill Robert Hill Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of the History of Collections, Volume 27…
Walter Rodney and The Restatement of Pan Africanism In Theory and Practice
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