John-Michael Davis
Biographic Data
| ID | 3697293 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John-Michael Davis |
| GIVEN NAMES | John-Michael |
| FAMILY NAME | Davis |
| SIGNATURE | DAVIS J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ministère de l’Environnement et du Développement Durable |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Did the Covid-19 pandemic accelerate localisation
In Ingos we trust? How individual determinants and the framing of Ingos influences public trust
Recent scandals in the media have questioned the legitimacy of and public trust in international NGOs (INGOs). Yet, little research has explored the complex relationships that influence public trust in INGOs. This article addresses this knowledge gap by analysing data from an experimental survey of English-speaking Canadian residents to explore how trust varies based on the different ways INGOs are framed and the individual determinants that infl…
Canada's Gingos: Who Are They, What Are They Doing, and What Role for the Future
International NGOs (INGOs) in the global North have rapidly grown in number over the past two decades, the majority of which are grassroots organisations (GINGOs). Despite an abundance of research on “professionalised” INGOs, little empirical data is available to characterise GINGOs. This study constructs a dataset of 607 Canadian GINGOs based on the Canada Revenue Agency T3010 forms and organisation websites to answer three broad questions of GI…
Extended responsibility or continued dis/articulation? Critical perspectives on electronic waste policies from the Israeli-Palestinian case
Extended producer responsibility policies and interventions propose a template for electronic waste management with considerable and growing discursive and policy traction worldwide. Originating in the global North, they increasingly implicate countries and sites in the global South, in particular, people working in informal electronic waste hubs that process Northern electronic waste. This paper examines the implications of extended producer res…
Best of two worlds? Towards ethical electronics repair, reuse, repurposing and recycling
Cycles des déchets et valorisation: Le système israélo-palestinien de traitement des déchets électroniques
Ce reportage photo indique et illustre les dynamiques et les impacts d'une industrie palestinienne informelle de ramassage et de traitement de la majeure partie des déchets électroniques (« e-déchets ») israéliens, en place depuis plus une dizaine d'années. S'appuyant sur des observations détaillées sur le terrain réalisées durant ces quatre dernières années, comprenant plus de 300 entretiens approfondis semi-directifs auprès d'une variété d'acte…
Best of two worlds? Towards ethical electronics repair, reuse, repurposing and recycling
Canada's Gingos: Who Are They, What Are They Doing, and What Role for the Future
International NGOs (INGOs) in the global North have rapidly grown in number over the past two decades, the majority of which are grassroots organisations (GINGOs). Despite an abundance of research on “professionalised” INGOs, little empirical data is available to characterise GINGOs. This study constructs a dataset of 607 Canadian GINGOs based on the Canada Revenue Agency T3010 forms and organisation websites to answer three broad questions of GI…
Extended responsibility or continued dis/articulation? Critical perspectives on electronic waste policies from the Israeli-Palestinian case
Extended producer responsibility policies and interventions propose a template for electronic waste management with considerable and growing discursive and policy traction worldwide. Originating in the global North, they increasingly implicate countries and sites in the global South, in particular, people working in informal electronic waste hubs that process Northern electronic waste. This paper examines the implications of extended producer res…
In Ingos we trust? How individual determinants and the framing of Ingos influences public trust
Recent scandals in the media have questioned the legitimacy of and public trust in international NGOs (INGOs). Yet, little research has explored the complex relationships that influence public trust in INGOs. This article addresses this knowledge gap by analysing data from an experimental survey of English-speaking Canadian residents to explore how trust varies based on the different ways INGOs are framed and the individual determinants that infl…
Cycles des déchets et valorisation: Le système israélo-palestinien de traitement des déchets électroniques
Ce reportage photo indique et illustre les dynamiques et les impacts d'une industrie palestinienne informelle de ramassage et de traitement de la majeure partie des déchets électroniques (« e-déchets ») israéliens, en place depuis plus une dizaine d'années. S'appuyant sur des observations détaillées sur le terrain réalisées durant ces quatre dernières années, comprenant plus de 300 entretiens approfondis semi-directifs auprès d'une variété d'acte…
Cycles des déchets et valorisation: Le système israélo-palestinien de traitement des déchets électroniques
Ce reportage photo indique et illustre les dynamiques et les impacts d'une industrie palestinienne informelle de ramassage et de traitement de la majeure partie des déchets électroniques (« e-déchets ») israéliens, en place depuis plus une dizaine d'années. S'appuyant sur des observations détaillées sur le terrain réalisées durant ces quatre dernières années, comprenant plus de 300 entretiens approfondis semi-directifs auprès d'une variété d'acte…
Best of two worlds? Towards ethical electronics repair, reuse, repurposing and recycling
Extended responsibility or continued dis/articulation? Critical perspectives on electronic waste policies from the Israeli-Palestinian case
Extended producer responsibility policies and interventions propose a template for electronic waste management with considerable and growing discursive and policy traction worldwide. Originating in the global North, they increasingly implicate countries and sites in the global South, in particular, people working in informal electronic waste hubs that process Northern electronic waste. This paper examines the implications of extended producer res…
In Ingos we trust? How individual determinants and the framing of Ingos influences public trust
Recent scandals in the media have questioned the legitimacy of and public trust in international NGOs (INGOs). Yet, little research has explored the complex relationships that influence public trust in INGOs. This article addresses this knowledge gap by analysing data from an experimental survey of English-speaking Canadian residents to explore how trust varies based on the different ways INGOs are framed and the individual determinants that infl…
Canada's Gingos: Who Are They, What Are They Doing, and What Role for the Future
International NGOs (INGOs) in the global North have rapidly grown in number over the past two decades, the majority of which are grassroots organisations (GINGOs). Despite an abundance of research on “professionalised” INGOs, little empirical data is available to characterise GINGOs. This study constructs a dataset of 607 Canadian GINGOs based on the Canada Revenue Agency T3010 forms and organisation websites to answer three broad questions of GI…
Did the Covid-19 pandemic accelerate localisation
Engineering (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Recycling and Waste Management Techniques (2 works) · Waste management (2 works) · 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak (1 works) · Action (physics (1 works) · Computer Science (1 works)