Paul Rogers
Biographic Data
| ID | 3657944 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul Rogers |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Rogers |
| SIGNATURE | ROGERS P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bradford |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9176-4126 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 64 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 64 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Motivation or engagement? Competing pathways to undergraduate writing performance
A Content Analysis of Five NCTE Journals
This article presents findings from a content analysis of 707 articles appearing between 2011 and 2020 in five journals issued by the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE), a major teaching and research organization in North America. We examined topics and theoretical frameworks, finding that while core topics such as academic writing, curriculum, cultural studies, literacy, and teacher development remained stable, the latter part of the…
Nose to tail mining: A circular solution for sand supply and tailings reduction at scale
The Texas A&M International University cultivating hispanic access success and mobility (CHASM) program: Building equity pathways for bridging community divides
Teacher shortages represent a global challenge for educator preparation programs (EPPs) and the districts they serve. Using mixed methods approach to data collection and analysis, this paper presents the findings of the three cases involving the use of student data and partner voices to highlight the benefits of intentionally integrating the concepts of Improvement Sciences, Equitable Experiences, educator preparation learning communities, and th…
A justice oriented examination of teacher education through the lens of deans’ innovations and leadership in schools of education
Social-justice teacher education literature is widespread, but research highlighting the perspectives and insights from those who lead is far less common. This interview-based case-study of 20 deans from the Schools of Education across the United States addresses this gap and explores insights that pertain to the leadership and implementation of teacher education programs that advance social justice and teacher agency. Using conceptualisations of…
Peace Studies at Bradford University – Reflections on Fifty Years
2023 marked the 50th anniversary of Peace Studies – a discipline which has been closely connected with the Quaker community – at Bradford. Peace Studies as an academic centre of teaching and research at Bradford University was set up in 1973, starting its first postgraduate course in 1974 and welcoming its first undergraduate students the following year. It would not have been established without the determination of a group of Quakers to see suc…
Iraq: Consequences of a War (2002)
Paul Rogers: A Pioneer in Critical Security Analysis and Public Engagement: With a Foreword by Jenny Pearce
Gender role orientation, thinking style preference and facets of adult paranormality: A mediation analysis
Global terrorism
This chapter examines how global terrorism, and particularly the war on terror, has shaped US foreign policy. It first provides an overview of the 9/11 terror attacks and definitions of terrorism before discussing the US experience of terrorism prior to 9/11 as well as the political environment in Washington at the time of the attacks. It then considers the response of the Bush administration in Afghanistan and Iraq as well as the nature and aims…
Paranormal belief, thinking style preference and susceptibility to confirmatory conjunction errors
Digital language learning and teaching: Research, theory and practice (Review)
Paranormal belief and errors of probabilistic reasoning: The role of constituent conditional relatedness in believers' susceptibility to the conjunction fallacy
Irregular War: Isis and the New Threat from the Margins
If the rise of Islamic State can overthrow powerful states in a matter of weeks, what kind of a secure future can the world expect? After more than a decade of the war on terror, security specialists thought that Islamist paramilitary movements were in decline; the threat from ISIS in Syria and Iraq, Boko Haram in Nigeria, al-Qaida in Yemen, the chaos in Libya and the return of the Taliban in Afghanistan have all shown that to be wishful thinking…
The impact of event vividness, event severity, and prior paranormal belief on attributions towards a depicted remarkable coincidence experience: Two studies examining the misattribution hypothesis
Two studies examine the impact event vividness, event severity, and prior paranormal belief has on causal attributions for a depicted remarkable coincidence experience. In Study 1, respondents (n = 179) read a hypothetical vignette in which a fictional character accurately predicts a plane crash 1 day before it occurs. The crash was described in either vivid or pallid terms with the final outcome being either severe (fatal) or non-severe (non-fat…
A century on the edge: From Cold War to hot world, 1945-2045
The article argues that the century from 1945 is likely to prove seminal in terms of human progress. It marks the period when the human community has to come to terms with its capacity for self-destruction through the invention of weapons of mass destruction and its ability to exceed the homeostatic capabilities of the global ecosystem in an era of deep socio-economic divisions. Two-thirds of the way through this century the progress has been mix…
Lost cause: Consequences and implications of the war on terror
By 2001, the al-Qaida movement had evolved into a transnational revolutionary movement with an eschatological dimension, facilitating the 9/11 attacks to gain religious support and incite a strong reaction. The Bush administration was particularly tough in its response, terminating the Taliban regime and then declaring the right of pre-emption against a wider axis of evil, which led on to regime termination in Iraq and the intended constraining o…
Examining the Relationship Between Male Rape Myth Acceptance, Female Rape Myth Acceptance, Victim Blame, Homophobia, Gender Roles, and Ambivalent Sexism
The relationship between male rape myth acceptance, female rape myth acceptance, attitudes toward gay men, a series of gender role and sexism measures, victim blame and assault severity were investigated. It was predicted that men would display more negative, stereotypical attitudes than women and that male rape myth endorsement would be related to, and predicted by, the other attitude and attribution scales. Respondents comprised 323 undergradua…
Arterial Hypoxemia
Teaching Critical Care
The Personality Correlates of Adults Who Had Imaginary Companions in Childhood
Two studies showed that adults who reported having an imaginary companion as a child differed from adults who did not on certain personality dimensions. The first yielded a higher mean on the Gough Creative Personality Scale for the group who had imaginary companions. Study 2 showed that such adults scored higher on the Achievement and Absorption subscales of Tellegen's Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire. The results suggest that some dif…
The Personality Correlates of Adults Who Had Imaginary Companions in Childhood 1,2
Two studies showed that adults who reported having an imaginary companion as a child differed from adults who did not on certain personality dimensions. The first yielded a higher mean on the Gough Creative Personality Scale for the group who had imaginary companions. Study 2 showed that such adults scored higher on the Achievement and Absorption subscales of Tellegen's Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire. The results suggest that some dif…
Perpetrator coercion, victim resistance and respondent gender: Their impact on blame attributions in a hypothetical child sexual abuse case
This study investigates the impact that perpetrator coercion type, victim resistance type and respondent gender have on attributions of blame in a hypothetical child sexual abuse case. A total of 366 respondents read a hypothetical scenario describing the sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl by a 39-year-old man, before completing 21 attribution items relating to victim blame, perpetrator blame, the blaming of the victim's (non-offending) parents…
Cross-Cultural Differences in the Acceptance of Barnum Profiles Supposedly Derived From Western Versus Chinese Astrology
The present study examines cross-cultural differences in the Barnum effect. At Stage 1 of the study, 287 respondents (comprising 149 Westerners and 138 Chinese nationals) provided birth details and completed a belief-in-astrology questionnaire. At Stage 2 a week later, 258 of these (130 Westerners, 128 Chinese) then completed a second belief-in-astrology questionnaire before receiving a Barnum profile supposedly derived from either Western or Chi…
The United States and Afghanistan's Critical Moment
A relentless Taliban insurgency, reluctant allies, political doubts, competing priorities - the pressure to change United States policy in a key region may prove irresistible.The difficult global inheritance of the United States administration of Barack Obama is exemplified in the possible loss of the Manas air base in Kyrgyzstan. This would be a painful event in any circumstance, not least as it may involve the Bishkek government making a deal w…
Then and Now: Peace Research — Past and Future
Blame Toward Male Rape Victims in a Hypothetical Sexual Assault as a Function of Victim Sexuality and Degree of Resistance
This study investigates the impact of victim sexual orientation, the degree of victim physical resistance, and respondent gender on attributions of blame and assault severity in a hypothetical case of stranger-perpetrated male rape. One hundred eighty-three participants read a scenario depicting a rape in which the victim's sexuality and degree of resistance were both varied between-subjects before completing 12 blame attribution items. Overall, …
Attributions in a Hypothetical Child Sexual Abuse Case: Roles of Abuse Type, Family Response and Respondent Gender
Roundtable: The Battle Rages On
A century on the edge: From Cold War to hot world, 1945-2045
The article argues that the century from 1945 is likely to prove seminal in terms of human progress. It marks the period when the human community has to come to terms with its capacity for self-destruction through the invention of weapons of mass destruction and its ability to exceed the homeostatic capabilities of the global ecosystem in an era of deep socio-economic divisions. Two-thirds of the way through this century the progress has been mix…
Political violence and economic targeting aspects of provisional IRA strategy, 1992–97
From 1992 to 1997, the Provisional IRA(PIRA) engaged in a protracted campaign of economic targeting against central business districts and transport systems in Britain, using a range of explosive devices. There is evidence that the campaign had significant economic and political effects, although PIRA was operating in an adverse security environment and many of its actions failed. The article analyses the origins, development and impact of the ca…
The Evolution of an Interdisciplinary Peace Studies Centre: The Bradford Experience
The impact of event vividness, event severity, and prior paranormal belief on attributions towards a depicted remarkable coincidence experience: Two studies examining the misattribution hypothesis
Two studies examine the impact event vividness, event severity, and prior paranormal belief has on causal attributions for a depicted remarkable coincidence experience. In Study 1, respondents (n = 179) read a hypothetical vignette in which a fictional character accurately predicts a plane crash 1 day before it occurs. The crash was described in either vivid or pallid terms with the final outcome being either severe (fatal) or non-severe (non-fat…
Lost cause: Consequences and implications of the war on terror
By 2001, the al-Qaida movement had evolved into a transnational revolutionary movement with an eschatological dimension, facilitating the 9/11 attacks to gain religious support and incite a strong reaction. The Bush administration was particularly tough in its response, terminating the Taliban regime and then declaring the right of pre-emption against a wider axis of evil, which led on to regime termination in Iraq and the intended constraining o…
Cross-Cultural Differences in the Acceptance of Barnum Profiles Supposedly Derived From Western Versus Chinese Astrology
The present study examines cross-cultural differences in the Barnum effect. At Stage 1 of the study, 287 respondents (comprising 149 Westerners and 138 Chinese nationals) provided birth details and completed a belief-in-astrology questionnaire. At Stage 2 a week later, 258 of these (130 Westerners, 128 Chinese) then completed a second belief-in-astrology questionnaire before receiving a Barnum profile supposedly derived from either Western or Chi…
Climate Change and Security
Security and arms control in post-confrontation Europe
Trends in weapons and military strategy
Human Ecology and the Development of Settlements
Escritores contemporáneos de México
A Galdosian Parallel for Part of Guzman's El Aguila y la Serpiente
Patterns of Spanish Conversation
Libro de repaso y conversacion
La prosa espanola del siglo XIX
La prosa espanola del siglo XIX. II. Romanticos
Florilegio de cuentos espanoles
Spanish for the First Year
Hyperbolic Cooling Towers, Development and Practice
The development and practice of hyperbolic reinforced concrete cooling towers are described. The collapse of three large towers in England caused concern and it initiated research in this field in Belgium and England, both through analysis and with wind-tunnel models. Unlike ordinary structures for which projected wind forces are acceptable, hyperbolic towers have to be analyzed for the rapidly changing positive and negative wind pressures. The s…
Discussion of “Design Criteria for Turbine-Generator Pedestals”
Discussion of “Hyperbolic Cooling Towers, Development and Practice”
Conference news
Human Ecology and the Development of Settlements
Trends in weapons and military strategy
Analyzing strategic nuclear policy and Nuclear diplomacy and crisis management
Journal Article Analyzing strategic nuclear policy and Nuclear diplomacy and crisis management Get access Analyzing strategic nuclear policy. By Charles L. Glaser. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. 1990. 377pp. Index. $45.00; ISBN 0 691 07828 9. Pb.: $16.95; ISBN 0 691 02312 3.Nuclear diplomacy and crisis management. Edited by Sean M. Lynn—Joneset al. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. 1991. 347pp. £26.95. ISBN 0 262 12152 2. Pb.: £13.50; ISBN 0 …
Case-Mix Groups for VA Hospital-Based Home Care
The purpose of this study is to group hospital-based home care (HBHC) patients homogeneously by their characteristics with respect to cost of care to develop alternative case mix methods for management and reimbursement (allocation) purposes. Six Veterans Affairs (VA) HBHC programs in Fiscal Year (FY) 1986 that maximized patient, program, and regional variation were selected, all of which agreed to participate. All HBHC patients active in each pr…
The Evolution of an Interdisciplinary Peace Studies Centre: The Bradford Experience
Security and arms control in post-confrontation Europe
Ambiguity and deterrence: British nuclear strategy 1945–1964
Journal Article Ambiguity and deterrence: British nuclear strategy 1945–1964 Get access Ambiguity and deterrence: British nuclear strategy 1945–1964. By John Baylis. Oxford: Clarendon. 1995. 495pp. Index. £50.00. ISBN 0 19 828012 2. Paul Rogers Paul Rogers 1University of Bradford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 72, Issue 3, July 1996, Page 581, https://doi.org/10.2307/2625591 …
Security consequences of the Osiraq raid
Reference Review
Then and Now: Peace Research — Past and Future
Political violence and economic targeting aspects of provisional IRA strategy, 1992–97
From 1992 to 1997, the Provisional IRA(PIRA) engaged in a protracted campaign of economic targeting against central business districts and transport systems in Britain, using a range of explosive devices. There is evidence that the campaign had significant economic and political effects, although PIRA was operating in an adverse security environment and many of its actions failed. The article analyses the origins, development and impact of the ca…
The United Nations and the promotion of peace
Despite the end of the cold war, many other conflicts persisted in the 1990s. The hope that a peace dividend would help to alleviate poverty was replaced by doubts regarding the effects of free market globalization and environmental constraints. Future concerns include the continuing aftermath of the cold war, the increased destructiveness of modern warfare, despite the increased sophistication of modern weaponry, the widening poverty gap between…
Losing Control' - War and the Modern World
Trends in military postures since the end of the Cold War have involved major changes in force dispositions that are considered appropriate to maintaining western security in a volatile world. These trends are analysed in the context of the US posture and the development of asymmetric warfare and the evolution of political violence both before and after 11 September 2001. In doing so the article questions whether it is possible for the United Sta…
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