Tim Anderson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3697028 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tim Anderson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tim |
| FAMILY NAME | Anderson |
| SIGNATURE | ANDERSON T |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Sydney |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1116-3839 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The taboo of mental health problems, stigma and fear of disclosure among Asian international students: Implications for help-seeking, guidance and support
The current study explored the experiences of Asian International Students (AISs) in terms of mental health, disclosure and help-seeking within Higher Education in Scotland, UK. A qualitative study using individual semi-structured interviews with AISs (n = 20) was used and an inductive thematic approach to analysis was conducted. Three major themes were developed: (1) Negative beliefs, stigma and fear of judgment, (2) Adaptation and acculturation…
Alternative dissertation formats in education-based doctorates
The doctorate and doctoral writing remain popular areas of inquiry and discussion, and yet very little research has empirically investigated the trends in dissertation types and how these trends might indicate broader changes in dissertation writing practices. This article builds on our recent work that investigated the macrostructures and research designs of 1,373 education-based PhD dissertations from five major Canadian research universities. …
Temporal change in dissertation macrostructures
An examination of education-based dissertation macrostructures
The Socialization of L2 Doctoral Students through Written Feedback
This study examined the role of written feedback in the academic discourse socialization of second language doctoral students at a Canadian research university. Using a second language socialization framework, and foregrounding the sociocultural and interactional contexts of language learning and use, this article considers written feedback to be a form of social practice that socializes students and discursively positions them into a range of id…
Reproductions of Chinese Transnationalism: Ambivalent Identities in Study Abroad
Intersections between transnationalism, the internationalization of higher education, and applied linguistics continue to draw attention, as the proliferation of academic mobility is increasingly influencing students, instructors, and universities globally. As one of the world’s major receiving countries of international postsecondary students, Canada, and its universities, has been similarly impacted. This article presents two informative and co…
News Media Representations of International and Refugee Postsecondary Students
Postsecondary institutions in the global north have rapidly internationalized, driven mainly by the proliferation of international students and responses to these changing demographics. This internationalization has captured attention across various platforms, including increased media focus directed toward these students and the primary and ancillary influences of their participation in PSIs and surrounding communities. The project explored in t…
Second Language Graduate Students’ Experiences at the Writing Center: A Language Socialization Perspective
The writing center is a common form of academic writing support in Canadian and U.S. universities (Moussu & David, ). With its nonproofreading policy, some scholars have indicated the service may be less effective for international students who require more explicit assistance on surface‐level features in their academic writing (Harris & Silva, ; Myers, ). However, these discussions often omit or insufficiently address international graduate stud…
Media Democratization in Ecuador
A regulatory process of "democratizing the media" based on recent constitutional guarantees and a 2013 communications law is under way in Ecuador. The initiative comes from a demand for new forms of social accountability and participation in the mass media after the Latin American experience of media companies'direct engagement in coups and the destabilization of progressive governments. Media democratization is seen as necessary for the construc…
Listening to the Promise of a Better You: Considering the Instructional Record
While this article makes explicit connections with forms such as karaoke, it also offers insight into other areas of sonic instruction such as dance, exercise and gaming. More important, it begins to develop an explicit theoretical foothold on questions of record production and reception where the listener is conceived in both the form of the recording and its accompanying narratives by focusing on how many of these instructional objects are desi…
Por qué importa la desigualdad? Del economicismo a la integridad social
The lack of consensus over inequality contrasts with the obvious agreement regarding the need to eradicate poverty. Inequality is studied for a number of reasons: to identify its sources, its consequences, to what extent it may be desirable, the dynamic links between inequality and poverty, or to try to discern the major structural forces underlying it. Little attention has been given though to the main objection as regards inequality. Economic a…
To Do This, You Must Know How: Music Pedagogy in the Black Gospel Quartet Tradition
Journal Article To Do This, You Must Know How: Music Pedagogy in the Black Gospel Quartet Tradition Get access Lynn Abbott and Doug Seroff. (Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2013. x, 468 pp. $75.00.) Journal of American History, Volume 100, Issue 4, March 2014, Pages 1217–1218, https://doi.org/10.1093/jahist/jau059 Published: 01 March 2014
The "Cuban Model" and Its Microeconomy
No productivist model of socialism has ever existed in Cuba. Rather, the Cuban approach has drawn on a hybrid of ethical principles with some consistent strategic themes. Cuba's socialist strategy has been reformulated quite flexibly, in relation to these principles and historical circumstances, and this flexibility seems to have been important in allowing Cuban socialism to adapt and survive. More recently, Cuba has looked for a selective engage…
Popular Music in a Digital Music Economy: Problems and Practices for an Emerging Service Industry
In the late 1990s, the MP3 became the de facto standard for digital audio files and the networked computer began to claim a significant place in the lives of more and more listeners. The dovetailing of these two circumstances is the basis of a new mode of musical production and distribution where new practices emerge. This book is not a definitive statement about what the new music industry is. Rather, it is devoted to what this new industry is b…
From Background Music to Above-the-Line Actor: The Rise of the Music Supervisor in Converging Televisual Environments: Rise of the Music Supervisor
Che Guevara: The Economics of Revolution
HIV/Aids in Cuba: Lessons and challenges
Cuba presenta la tasa mas baja de infeccion por el VIH en el Caribe. Este analisis toma en cuenta diferentes puntos de vista acerca de como Cuba alcanzo ese estatus y busca identificar los elementos clave de su exito relativo. Contrario a lo expresado por una buena parte de la literatura extranjera, el aislamiento de los pacientes desempeno un papel menor. Desde la perspectiva de los cubanos, los elementos de mayor peso fueron: la cooperacion int…
HIV/Aids in Cuba: A Rights-Based Analysis
The common assertion that Cuba's achievements in HIV/AIDS control have come at a cost in human rights is reinforced by US hostility toward its small neighbor. Nevertheless, a rights-based analysis may be one useful way of examining the actual Cuban experience. By reference to the United Nation's Guidelines on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights, this paper examines the Cuban experience as it relates to the themes of quarantine and personal freedom; privacy…
Policy coherence and conflict of interest: The OECD guidelines on health and poverty
The OECD's Guidelines on Poverty and Health are compromised by neoliberal assumptions and corrupted by several major conflicts of interest. These conflicts of interest are embodied in the DAC guidelines, whereby specific OECD commercial interests influence the public policies of developing countries. Commercial agendas are being incorporated into developing country health policy through development assistance doctrine. Yet better critical health …
The structuring of health systems and the control of infectious disease: Looking at Mexico and Cuba
systems approached tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, diarrhea, measles, and malaria
Land rights and Aboriginal voices
This article explains Australian Aboriginal land rights as the just claim of a long historical movement, driven by Aboriginal voices of resistance to dispossession. The land rights movement — demanding the return of land stolen from Aboriginal communities, or compensation for dispossession — grew out of civil rights campaigns, stretching back to the beginning of the 20th century. National land rights claims grew in the 1960s and 70s, leading to a…
"Contesting "Transition: The U.S. Plan for a “Free Cuba
The contradictions of U.S.-Cuba relations have rarely been more intense. The pattern of siege and resistance continues, the U.S. imperial project of remodeling Cuba faces new constraints, and a transition of sorts, conditioned by U.S. engagement but not determined by U.S. policy, is already occurring. Having snubbed the United Nations in its invasion of Iraq and while holding several hundred prisoners in its Guantainamo Bay base without charge or…
"Buried under the Fecundity of His Own Creations": Reconsidering the Recording Bans of the American Federation of Musicians, 1942-1944 and 1948
Tim Anderson, "Buried under the Fecundity of His Own Creations": Reconsidering the Recording Bans of the American Federation of Musicians, 1942-1944 and 1948, American Music, Vol. 22, No. 2 (Summer, 2004), pp. 231-269
Terrorist Laws in NSW: Disproportional and discriminatory
Independent structural adjustment: Cuban and neoliberal models compared
This article considers the capacity of small island and independent nationstates to recover from serious external economic crises by looking at the case of Cuba in the 1990s and comparing Cuban adjustment with adjustment in Thailand under an essentially IMF-controlled plan in 1997. Cuba had to restructure its socialist economy in the wake of the collapse of its trading relationship with the old Soviet Union and other Council for Mutual Economic A…
The Socialization of L2 Doctoral Students through Written Feedback
This study examined the role of written feedback in the academic discourse socialization of second language doctoral students at a Canadian research university. Using a second language socialization framework, and foregrounding the sociocultural and interactional contexts of language learning and use, this article considers written feedback to be a form of social practice that socializes students and discursively positions them into a range of id…
Second Language Graduate Students’ Experiences at the Writing Center: A Language Socialization Perspective
The writing center is a common form of academic writing support in Canadian and U.S. universities (Moussu & David, ). With its nonproofreading policy, some scholars have indicated the service may be less effective for international students who require more explicit assistance on surface‐level features in their academic writing (Harris & Silva, ; Myers, ). However, these discussions often omit or insufficiently address international graduate stud…
Land rights and Aboriginal voices
This article explains Australian Aboriginal land rights as the just claim of a long historical movement, driven by Aboriginal voices of resistance to dispossession. The land rights movement — demanding the return of land stolen from Aboriginal communities, or compensation for dispossession — grew out of civil rights campaigns, stretching back to the beginning of the 20th century. National land rights claims grew in the 1960s and 70s, leading to a…
News Media Representations of International and Refugee Postsecondary Students
Postsecondary institutions in the global north have rapidly internationalized, driven mainly by the proliferation of international students and responses to these changing demographics. This internationalization has captured attention across various platforms, including increased media focus directed toward these students and the primary and ancillary influences of their participation in PSIs and surrounding communities. The project explored in t…
HIV/Aids in Cuba: A Rights-Based Analysis
The common assertion that Cuba's achievements in HIV/AIDS control have come at a cost in human rights is reinforced by US hostility toward its small neighbor. Nevertheless, a rights-based analysis may be one useful way of examining the actual Cuban experience. By reference to the United Nation's Guidelines on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights, this paper examines the Cuban experience as it relates to the themes of quarantine and personal freedom; privacy…
Por qué importa la desigualdad? Del economicismo a la integridad social
The lack of consensus over inequality contrasts with the obvious agreement regarding the need to eradicate poverty. Inequality is studied for a number of reasons: to identify its sources, its consequences, to what extent it may be desirable, the dynamic links between inequality and poverty, or to try to discern the major structural forces underlying it. Little attention has been given though to the main objection as regards inequality. Economic a…
"Contesting "Transition: The U.S. Plan for a “Free Cuba
The contradictions of U.S.-Cuba relations have rarely been more intense. The pattern of siege and resistance continues, the U.S. imperial project of remodeling Cuba faces new constraints, and a transition of sorts, conditioned by U.S. engagement but not determined by U.S. policy, is already occurring. Having snubbed the United Nations in its invasion of Iraq and while holding several hundred prisoners in its Guantainamo Bay base without charge or…
Independent structural adjustment: Cuban and neoliberal models compared
This article considers the capacity of small island and independent nationstates to recover from serious external economic crises by looking at the case of Cuba in the 1990s and comparing Cuban adjustment with adjustment in Thailand under an essentially IMF-controlled plan in 1997. Cuba had to restructure its socialist economy in the wake of the collapse of its trading relationship with the old Soviet Union and other Council for Mutual Economic A…
"Reforming "Jackass Music: The Problematic Aesthetics of Early American Film Music Accompaniment
Whatever the theater, we experience time there as continuous. Time in the music hall is by definition interrupted: it is an immediate time. And this is the meaning of variety: that stage time be a just, sidereal time, the time of the thing itself, and not that of its anticipation (tragedy) or of its reconsideration (epic). The advantage of this literal time is that it can serve gesture best, for it is quite obvious that gesture exists as spectacl…
Miscarriages—What is the Problem
(1993). Miscarriages—What is the Problem? Current Issues in Criminal Justice: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 72-84
Victims' Rights or Human Rights
"Reforming "Jackass Music: The Problematic Aesthetics of Early American Film Music Accompaniment
Whatever the theater, we experience time there as continuous. Time in the music hall is by definition interrupted: it is an immediate time. And this is the meaning of variety: that stage time be a just, sidereal time, the time of the thing itself, and not that of its anticipation (tragedy) or of its reconsideration (epic). The advantage of this literal time is that it can serve gesture best, for it is quite obvious that gesture exists as spectacl…
Vernal Equinox
Vernal Equinox T.J. Anderson III (bio) so much I could be were it not for this slug sloth cadence incandescent in the unbroke saliva strand warp of crocus stem choke my lip periphery glistens my hang nail looks my esophagus of creamed speech banters tight walled battlements so much I could be were it not for this tongue barrier on torso steps brimmed with thousands tortured where to set the cacida eye cap when to release my thorax into a rib bone…
Terrorist Laws in NSW: Disproportional and discriminatory
Independent structural adjustment: Cuban and neoliberal models compared
This article considers the capacity of small island and independent nationstates to recover from serious external economic crises by looking at the case of Cuba in the 1990s and comparing Cuban adjustment with adjustment in Thailand under an essentially IMF-controlled plan in 1997. Cuba had to restructure its socialist economy in the wake of the collapse of its trading relationship with the old Soviet Union and other Council for Mutual Economic A…
"Buried under the Fecundity of His Own Creations": Reconsidering the Recording Bans of the American Federation of Musicians, 1942-1944 and 1948
Tim Anderson, "Buried under the Fecundity of His Own Creations": Reconsidering the Recording Bans of the American Federation of Musicians, 1942-1944 and 1948, American Music, Vol. 22, No. 2 (Summer, 2004), pp. 231-269
"Contesting "Transition: The U.S. Plan for a “Free Cuba
The contradictions of U.S.-Cuba relations have rarely been more intense. The pattern of siege and resistance continues, the U.S. imperial project of remodeling Cuba faces new constraints, and a transition of sorts, conditioned by U.S. engagement but not determined by U.S. policy, is already occurring. Having snubbed the United Nations in its invasion of Iraq and while holding several hundred prisoners in its Guantainamo Bay base without charge or…
Policy coherence and conflict of interest: The OECD guidelines on health and poverty
The OECD's Guidelines on Poverty and Health are compromised by neoliberal assumptions and corrupted by several major conflicts of interest. These conflicts of interest are embodied in the DAC guidelines, whereby specific OECD commercial interests influence the public policies of developing countries. Commercial agendas are being incorporated into developing country health policy through development assistance doctrine. Yet better critical health …
The structuring of health systems and the control of infectious disease: Looking at Mexico and Cuba
systems approached tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, diarrhea, measles, and malaria
Land rights and Aboriginal voices
This article explains Australian Aboriginal land rights as the just claim of a long historical movement, driven by Aboriginal voices of resistance to dispossession. The land rights movement — demanding the return of land stolen from Aboriginal communities, or compensation for dispossession — grew out of civil rights campaigns, stretching back to the beginning of the 20th century. National land rights claims grew in the 1960s and 70s, leading to a…
HIV/Aids in Cuba: Lessons and challenges
Cuba presenta la tasa mas baja de infeccion por el VIH en el Caribe. Este analisis toma en cuenta diferentes puntos de vista acerca de como Cuba alcanzo ese estatus y busca identificar los elementos clave de su exito relativo. Contrario a lo expresado por una buena parte de la literatura extranjera, el aislamiento de los pacientes desempeno un papel menor. Desde la perspectiva de los cubanos, los elementos de mayor peso fueron: la cooperacion int…
HIV/Aids in Cuba: A Rights-Based Analysis
The common assertion that Cuba's achievements in HIV/AIDS control have come at a cost in human rights is reinforced by US hostility toward its small neighbor. Nevertheless, a rights-based analysis may be one useful way of examining the actual Cuban experience. By reference to the United Nation's Guidelines on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights, this paper examines the Cuban experience as it relates to the themes of quarantine and personal freedom; privacy…
Che Guevara: The Economics of Revolution
Popular Music in a Digital Music Economy: Problems and Practices for an Emerging Service Industry
In the late 1990s, the MP3 became the de facto standard for digital audio files and the networked computer began to claim a significant place in the lives of more and more listeners. The dovetailing of these two circumstances is the basis of a new mode of musical production and distribution where new practices emerge. This book is not a definitive statement about what the new music industry is. Rather, it is devoted to what this new industry is b…
From Background Music to Above-the-Line Actor: The Rise of the Music Supervisor in Converging Televisual Environments: Rise of the Music Supervisor
To Do This, You Must Know How: Music Pedagogy in the Black Gospel Quartet Tradition
Journal Article To Do This, You Must Know How: Music Pedagogy in the Black Gospel Quartet Tradition Get access Lynn Abbott and Doug Seroff. (Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2013. x, 468 pp. $75.00.) Journal of American History, Volume 100, Issue 4, March 2014, Pages 1217–1218, https://doi.org/10.1093/jahist/jau059 Published: 01 March 2014
The "Cuban Model" and Its Microeconomy
No productivist model of socialism has ever existed in Cuba. Rather, the Cuban approach has drawn on a hybrid of ethical principles with some consistent strategic themes. Cuba's socialist strategy has been reformulated quite flexibly, in relation to these principles and historical circumstances, and this flexibility seems to have been important in allowing Cuban socialism to adapt and survive. More recently, Cuba has looked for a selective engage…
Por qué importa la desigualdad? Del economicismo a la integridad social
The lack of consensus over inequality contrasts with the obvious agreement regarding the need to eradicate poverty. Inequality is studied for a number of reasons: to identify its sources, its consequences, to what extent it may be desirable, the dynamic links between inequality and poverty, or to try to discern the major structural forces underlying it. Little attention has been given though to the main objection as regards inequality. Economic a…
Listening to the Promise of a Better You: Considering the Instructional Record
While this article makes explicit connections with forms such as karaoke, it also offers insight into other areas of sonic instruction such as dance, exercise and gaming. More important, it begins to develop an explicit theoretical foothold on questions of record production and reception where the listener is conceived in both the form of the recording and its accompanying narratives by focusing on how many of these instructional objects are desi…
Second Language Graduate Students’ Experiences at the Writing Center: A Language Socialization Perspective
The writing center is a common form of academic writing support in Canadian and U.S. universities (Moussu & David, ). With its nonproofreading policy, some scholars have indicated the service may be less effective for international students who require more explicit assistance on surface‐level features in their academic writing (Harris & Silva, ; Myers, ). However, these discussions often omit or insufficiently address international graduate stud…
Media Democratization in Ecuador
A regulatory process of "democratizing the media" based on recent constitutional guarantees and a 2013 communications law is under way in Ecuador. The initiative comes from a demand for new forms of social accountability and participation in the mass media after the Latin American experience of media companies'direct engagement in coups and the destabilization of progressive governments. Media democratization is seen as necessary for the construc…
Reproductions of Chinese Transnationalism: Ambivalent Identities in Study Abroad
Intersections between transnationalism, the internationalization of higher education, and applied linguistics continue to draw attention, as the proliferation of academic mobility is increasingly influencing students, instructors, and universities globally. As one of the world’s major receiving countries of international postsecondary students, Canada, and its universities, has been similarly impacted. This article presents two informative and co…
News Media Representations of International and Refugee Postsecondary Students
Postsecondary institutions in the global north have rapidly internationalized, driven mainly by the proliferation of international students and responses to these changing demographics. This internationalization has captured attention across various platforms, including increased media focus directed toward these students and the primary and ancillary influences of their participation in PSIs and surrounding communities. The project explored in t…
An examination of education-based dissertation macrostructures
Political science (18 works) · Sociology (13 works) · Law (11 works) · Art (9 works) · Law (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Pedagogy (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Cuban History and Society (5 works)