Patricia A Wilson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3711151 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patricia A Wilson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patricia A |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilson |
| SIGNATURE | WILSON P A |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9618-1560 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 60 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 19 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A crítica e a tradução como versões do estrangeiro
Este ensaio foi apresentado pela crítica, professora e tradutora Patricia Willson no Colóquio Internacional da Tradução Hispânica realizado em Bariloche, Argentina, em novembro de 2010. Nele, ela explora relações possíveis entre crítica e tradução literária a partir do caso concreto da tradução de Recit secret, de Pierre Drieu La Rochelle, por Julio Cortázar. Uma das perguntas da autora será se a oposição entre as concepções do escritor-tradutor …
First Person Action Research in Complex Social Systems
In a world increasingly characterised by uncertainty, social inequality, and ecological degradation, how can action researchers engage in ways that support regenerative systems change in the living systems of which they are part? How can the inhabitants of living systems co-create experiences and conditions of thrivability? These questions animated the reflective practice of the authors as they each engaged in collaborative action research projec…
Deliberative Planning for Disaster Recovery
A strong turnout of a broad cross-section of the New Orleans population lent legitimacy to a unique public conversation about post-Katrina recovery priorities. Designed and conducted by AmericaSpeaks, Community Congress II brought together over 2500 New Orleanians, linked electronically across five different cities plus smaller satellite sites in 15 diaspora communities across the country. Table observations of 48 deliberative rounds, along with …
Faith-Based Organizations, Charitable Choice, And Government
This article discusses the positive and negative aspects of “charitable choice.” Although the author challenges the validity of the “separation of Church and State” argument against charitable choice, perhaps the most popular argument against this concept is that it violates the separation of Church and State principles. On the other hand, the greatest value of the charitable choice concept is its inclusion of diversity and the resulting governme…
A Theory of Power and Politics and their Effects on Organizational Commitment of Senior Executive Service Members
This research establishes a power-based theory and a theory of politicization as explanations for variation in the commitment level of Senior Executive Service (SES) members in the federal government. Variables were operationalized to measure and explain the relationship between commitment and leader-member relations, involvement in quality decisions, centralization/decentralization, leadership power, and subunit power (the power-based theory). T…
Building Social Capital
Social capital creates local economic prosperity. This ® nding by Putnam (1993a), Fukuyama (1995), Coleman (1988, 1990) and other social scientists has lent legitimacy to what those involved in community economic development have known intuitively for years: the level of inter-personal trust, civic engagement and organisational capability in a community counts. Their research indicates that the lack of, or decline in, social capital lies behind t…
Empowerment
Community economic development has achieved some enviable successes in both the US and Latin America. Community development corporations (CDCs) in the US are well networked among themselves and nurtured by a web of ® nancial intermediaries and technical assistance providers that channel resources and professional expertise to low-income neighbourhoods and communities across the country (see Wilson, 1995). In Latin America, most countries and many…
Embracing Locality in Local Economic Development
Scholarly research in urban and regional economic development has been heading unwittingly toward a postmodern embrace of locality. The literature on global economic
Patriarchy on the Line
Power, Politics, and Other Reasons Why Senior Executives Leave the Federal Government
Exports and Local Development
Exports and Local Development
Exports and Local Development
The global assembly industry
Most economists explain the development of the global assembly industry in terms of a natural process of diffusing the production of older, more mature and stable products to cheaper labor locations in the third world: "as products mature, technology diffuses, high-tech products eventually become traditional products, and
Spatial Responses to Fordist and Post‐fordist Accumulation and Regulation
Regionalization and Decentralization in Nicaragua
The Regional Implications of Public Investment in Peru, 1968–1983
The past fifteen years in Peru have seen dramatic changes in the role of the public sector in the accumulation and distribution of capital. Increasing structural pressures on the economy, combined with growing disillusionment over the distributional results of the prevailing economic liberalism, set the stage for a nationalist military coup in 1968. With the advent of General Juan Velasco Alvarado and his Gobierno Revolucionario de las Fuerzas Ar…
American Religious History
Journal Article AMERICAN RELIGIOUS HISTORY Get access The Doctrine of the Atonement in Jonathan Edwards and His Successors. By DORUS PAUL RUDISILL. New York: Poseidon Books, Inc., 1971. 143 pages. $4.95. L.C. No. 77-151509. PATRICIA A. WILSON PATRICIA A. WILSON University of Iowa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Volume XLI, Issue 2, June 1973, Pages 310-a–310, ht…
The Vocabulary of Politics
Journal Article The Vocabulary of Politics Get access The Vocabulary of Politics. By T. D. Weldon. London, Penguin Books, 1953. 199 PP. Index. (Pelican Book.) 7′ ′×414′ ′ 2s. P. A. Wilson P. A. Wilson Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 30, Issue 1, January 1954, Page 134, https://doi.org/10.2307/2608555 Published: 01 January 1954
Spatial Responses to Fordist and Post‐fordist Accumulation and Regulation
Building Social Capital
Social capital creates local economic prosperity. This ® nding by Putnam (1993a), Fukuyama (1995), Coleman (1988, 1990) and other social scientists has lent legitimacy to what those involved in community economic development have known intuitively for years: the level of inter-personal trust, civic engagement and organisational capability in a community counts. Their research indicates that the lack of, or decline in, social capital lies behind t…
Embracing Locality in Local Economic Development
Scholarly research in urban and regional economic development has been heading unwittingly toward a postmodern embrace of locality. The literature on global economic
Empowerment
Community economic development has achieved some enviable successes in both the US and Latin America. Community development corporations (CDCs) in the US are well networked among themselves and nurtured by a web of ® nancial intermediaries and technical assistance providers that channel resources and professional expertise to low-income neighbourhoods and communities across the country (see Wilson, 1995). In Latin America, most countries and many…
Faith-Based Organizations, Charitable Choice, And Government
This article discusses the positive and negative aspects of “charitable choice.” Although the author challenges the validity of the “separation of Church and State” argument against charitable choice, perhaps the most popular argument against this concept is that it violates the separation of Church and State principles. On the other hand, the greatest value of the charitable choice concept is its inclusion of diversity and the resulting governme…
A Theory of Power and Politics and their Effects on Organizational Commitment of Senior Executive Service Members
This research establishes a power-based theory and a theory of politicization as explanations for variation in the commitment level of Senior Executive Service (SES) members in the federal government. Variables were operationalized to measure and explain the relationship between commitment and leader-member relations, involvement in quality decisions, centralization/decentralization, leadership power, and subunit power (the power-based theory). T…
The Vocabulary of Politics
Journal Article The Vocabulary of Politics Get access The Vocabulary of Politics. By T. D. Weldon. London, Penguin Books, 1953. 199 PP. Index. (Pelican Book.) 7′ ′×414′ ′ 2s. P. A. Wilson P. A. Wilson Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 30, Issue 1, January 1954, Page 134, https://doi.org/10.2307/2608555 Published: 01 January 1954
American Religious History
Journal Article AMERICAN RELIGIOUS HISTORY Get access The Doctrine of the Atonement in Jonathan Edwards and His Successors. By DORUS PAUL RUDISILL. New York: Poseidon Books, Inc., 1971. 143 pages. $4.95. L.C. No. 77-151509. PATRICIA A. WILSON PATRICIA A. WILSON University of Iowa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Volume XLI, Issue 2, June 1973, Pages 310-a–310, ht…
The Regional Implications of Public Investment in Peru, 1968–1983
The past fifteen years in Peru have seen dramatic changes in the role of the public sector in the accumulation and distribution of capital. Increasing structural pressures on the economy, combined with growing disillusionment over the distributional results of the prevailing economic liberalism, set the stage for a nationalist military coup in 1968. With the advent of General Juan Velasco Alvarado and his Gobierno Revolucionario de las Fuerzas Ar…
Regionalization and Decentralization in Nicaragua
Spatial Responses to Fordist and Post‐fordist Accumulation and Regulation
The global assembly industry
Most economists explain the development of the global assembly industry in terms of a natural process of diffusing the production of older, more mature and stable products to cheaper labor locations in the third world: "as products mature, technology diffuses, high-tech products eventually become traditional products, and
Exports and Local Development
Exports and Local Development
Power, Politics, and Other Reasons Why Senior Executives Leave the Federal Government
Exports and Local Development
Embracing Locality in Local Economic Development
Scholarly research in urban and regional economic development has been heading unwittingly toward a postmodern embrace of locality. The literature on global economic
Patriarchy on the Line
Empowerment
Community economic development has achieved some enviable successes in both the US and Latin America. Community development corporations (CDCs) in the US are well networked among themselves and nurtured by a web of ® nancial intermediaries and technical assistance providers that channel resources and professional expertise to low-income neighbourhoods and communities across the country (see Wilson, 1995). In Latin America, most countries and many…
Building Social Capital
Social capital creates local economic prosperity. This ® nding by Putnam (1993a), Fukuyama (1995), Coleman (1988, 1990) and other social scientists has lent legitimacy to what those involved in community economic development have known intuitively for years: the level of inter-personal trust, civic engagement and organisational capability in a community counts. Their research indicates that the lack of, or decline in, social capital lies behind t…
A Theory of Power and Politics and their Effects on Organizational Commitment of Senior Executive Service Members
This research establishes a power-based theory and a theory of politicization as explanations for variation in the commitment level of Senior Executive Service (SES) members in the federal government. Variables were operationalized to measure and explain the relationship between commitment and leader-member relations, involvement in quality decisions, centralization/decentralization, leadership power, and subunit power (the power-based theory). T…
Faith-Based Organizations, Charitable Choice, And Government
This article discusses the positive and negative aspects of “charitable choice.” Although the author challenges the validity of the “separation of Church and State” argument against charitable choice, perhaps the most popular argument against this concept is that it violates the separation of Church and State principles. On the other hand, the greatest value of the charitable choice concept is its inclusion of diversity and the resulting governme…
Deliberative Planning for Disaster Recovery
A strong turnout of a broad cross-section of the New Orleans population lent legitimacy to a unique public conversation about post-Katrina recovery priorities. Designed and conducted by AmericaSpeaks, Community Congress II brought together over 2500 New Orleanians, linked electronically across five different cities plus smaller satellite sites in 15 diaspora communities across the country. Table observations of 48 deliberative rounds, along with …
First Person Action Research in Complex Social Systems
In a world increasingly characterised by uncertainty, social inequality, and ecological degradation, how can action researchers engage in ways that support regenerative systems change in the living systems of which they are part? How can the inhabitants of living systems co-create experiences and conditions of thrivability? These questions animated the reflective practice of the authors as they each engaged in collaborative action research projec…
A crítica e a tradução como versões do estrangeiro
Este ensaio foi apresentado pela crítica, professora e tradutora Patricia Willson no Colóquio Internacional da Tradução Hispânica realizado em Bariloche, Argentina, em novembro de 2010. Nele, ela explora relações possíveis entre crítica e tradução literária a partir do caso concreto da tradução de Recit secret, de Pierre Drieu La Rochelle, por Julio Cortázar. Uma das perguntas da autora será se a oposição entre as concepções do escritor-tradutor …
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