Jay Williams
Biographic Data
| ID | 3790625 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jay Williams |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jay |
| FAMILY NAME | Williams |
| SIGNATURE | WILLIAMS J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Technology Sydney |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 3 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Within- and between-field variability in natural turfgrass and synthetic turf is associated with differences in athlete mechanical loading and perception
Introduction Natural turfgrass and synthetic turf athletic fields exhibit variability within and between surface types due to factors such as usage and maintenance, yet limited research has examined how this variability is associated with differences in athlete mechanical loading and perception. Methods This study quantified surface characteristics and athlete responses across four athletic fields, two natural turfgrass and two synthetic turf, wi…
“See Things in New Ways”
Like many socialists, but unlike someone like Edward Bellamy, London explains the process by which people’s political “method of thinking” changes. London’s “How I Became a Socialist” formulates a model of conversion that most of us might find curious. London treats political commitments and faith as passions with a physiological basis. London pairs “socialism” with terms that designate tribal affiliation. If being a socialist is like being “Teut…
“Mix According to Formula”
Martin Eden (1909) commences in the aftermath of a moment of (naturalist) chance and concludes with a supreme demonstration of the realist will to power. The manner in which London begins and ends the novel suggests a deliberate resistance to any effort to contain it within preconceived generic forms, such as realism, naturalism, or the popular romance, and a desire to disconcert readers expecting the book to follow a particular, preordained patt…
The Oxford Handbook of Jack London
Charmian London’s Function in Jack London’s Fiction and Nonfiction
Not surprisingly for an author happily married himself, Jack London wrote repeatedly about the benefits of married life. But, perhaps surprisingly, he often represented marriages as either failing
Signature Derrida
The impact of climate change on indigenous people – the implications for the cultural, spiritual, economic and legal rights of indigenous people
Scientific evidence has established that athropogenic carbon pollution and climate change will have a catastrophic and devastating impact on indigenous people.1 See generally Jan Salick and Anja Byg, eds, Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change (2007), http://www.tyndall.ac.uk/publications/Indigenouspeoples.pdf (accessed 25 May 2010); Mirjam Macchi, with Gonzalo Oviedo, Sarah Gotheil, Katharine Cross, Agni Boedhihartono, Caterina Wolfangel, Matthew…
The international campaign to prohibit child soldiers
The use of child soldiers has been universally condemned as abhorrent and inhumane and has been declared a war crime under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court 1998, (ICC) and the Optional Protocol 2000. Yet over the last decade, hundreds of thousands of children have fought and died in conflicts around the world. In 2006, the UN estimated that more than 300,000 children were actively involved in armed conflict. Given this, in an …
More about Robin Hood
Original Writings as the Text
T HE two-volume book, The People Shall 7udge,1 is one of a number of current publications which have had their origin in general courses in the social sciences. It is one of a smaller number of publications which consist of original papers, rather than a compendium of textbook variety. But in addition to this, the papers which make up this book have been selected by a staff of instructors on the basis of five years of experimentation and staff di…
For the College Student
For the College Student
For the College Student: Primer of Intellectual Freedom." The Journal of Higher Education, 21(7), pp. 390–391
The impact of climate change on indigenous people – the implications for the cultural, spiritual, economic and legal rights of indigenous people
Scientific evidence has established that athropogenic carbon pollution and climate change will have a catastrophic and devastating impact on indigenous people.1 See generally Jan Salick and Anja Byg, eds, Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change (2007), http://www.tyndall.ac.uk/publications/Indigenouspeoples.pdf (accessed 25 May 2010); Mirjam Macchi, with Gonzalo Oviedo, Sarah Gotheil, Katharine Cross, Agni Boedhihartono, Caterina Wolfangel, Matthew…
Signature Derrida
The international campaign to prohibit child soldiers
The use of child soldiers has been universally condemned as abhorrent and inhumane and has been declared a war crime under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court 1998, (ICC) and the Optional Protocol 2000. Yet over the last decade, hundreds of thousands of children have fought and died in conflicts around the world. In 2006, the UN estimated that more than 300,000 children were actively involved in armed conflict. Given this, in an …
Original Writings as the Text
T HE two-volume book, The People Shall 7udge,1 is one of a number of current publications which have had their origin in general courses in the social sciences. It is one of a smaller number of publications which consist of original papers, rather than a compendium of textbook variety. But in addition to this, the papers which make up this book have been selected by a staff of instructors on the basis of five years of experimentation and staff di…
For the College Student
For the College Student
For the College Student: Primer of Intellectual Freedom." The Journal of Higher Education, 21(7), pp. 390–391
More about Robin Hood
The international campaign to prohibit child soldiers
The use of child soldiers has been universally condemned as abhorrent and inhumane and has been declared a war crime under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court 1998, (ICC) and the Optional Protocol 2000. Yet over the last decade, hundreds of thousands of children have fought and died in conflicts around the world. In 2006, the UN estimated that more than 300,000 children were actively involved in armed conflict. Given this, in an …
The impact of climate change on indigenous people – the implications for the cultural, spiritual, economic and legal rights of indigenous people
Scientific evidence has established that athropogenic carbon pollution and climate change will have a catastrophic and devastating impact on indigenous people.1 See generally Jan Salick and Anja Byg, eds, Indigenous Peoples and Climate Change (2007), http://www.tyndall.ac.uk/publications/Indigenouspeoples.pdf (accessed 25 May 2010); Mirjam Macchi, with Gonzalo Oviedo, Sarah Gotheil, Katharine Cross, Agni Boedhihartono, Caterina Wolfangel, Matthew…
Signature Derrida
“See Things in New Ways”
Like many socialists, but unlike someone like Edward Bellamy, London explains the process by which people’s political “method of thinking” changes. London’s “How I Became a Socialist” formulates a model of conversion that most of us might find curious. London treats political commitments and faith as passions with a physiological basis. London pairs “socialism” with terms that designate tribal affiliation. If being a socialist is like being “Teut…
“Mix According to Formula”
Martin Eden (1909) commences in the aftermath of a moment of (naturalist) chance and concludes with a supreme demonstration of the realist will to power. The manner in which London begins and ends the novel suggests a deliberate resistance to any effort to contain it within preconceived generic forms, such as realism, naturalism, or the popular romance, and a desire to disconcert readers expecting the book to follow a particular, preordained patt…
The Oxford Handbook of Jack London
Charmian London’s Function in Jack London’s Fiction and Nonfiction
Not surprisingly for an author happily married himself, Jack London wrote repeatedly about the benefits of married life. But, perhaps surprisingly, he often represented marriages as either failing
Within- and between-field variability in natural turfgrass and synthetic turf is associated with differences in athlete mechanical loading and perception
Introduction Natural turfgrass and synthetic turf athletic fields exhibit variability within and between surface types due to factors such as usage and maintenance, yet limited research has examined how this variability is associated with differences in athlete mechanical loading and perception. Methods This study quantified surface characteristics and athlete responses across four athletic fields, two natural turfgrass and two synthetic turf, wi…
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