John N Hawkins
Biographic Data
| ID | 3829964 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John N Hawkins |
| GIVEN NAMES | John N |
| FAMILY NAME | Hawkins |
| SIGNATURE | HAWKINS J N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Garden and the Necropolis: Ethics as Pilgrimage from the Buddha to the Posthuman
Humans inherit an ethical condition shaped by suffering: biological, historical, and relational. Buddhism begins by diagnosing this suffering as inherent to embodied life, while Western theology situates suffering and morality as consequences of the Fall. Levinas reframes suffering not as a problem to be extinguished but as the very site of ethical awakening: the Other’s vulnerability commands an infinite responsibility. Maria Dimitrova’s compara…
Mobility, migration and the road to the innovative university: Implications for the Asia-Pacific region
It seems there are a number of stages, some of them occurring simultaneously, that higher education (HE) institutions (HEIs) go through as the current higher education transformation process continues to unfold in the Asia-Pacific region. We have, over the past decade, witnessed the dramatic expansion of HEIs throughout the region as governments struggled and in some cases rushed to provide capacity to satisfy the enormous demand of a more inform…
Higher education reform in Japan: The tension between public good and commodification 1
Ever since the Imperial Ordinance of 1886 laid the foundations for Japan's university system and Mori Arinori declared that the fundamental purpose of the university was to serve the interests of the state and contribute to national strength, Japan's higher education system has been inextricably linked to national interests. This, however, does not necessarily mean it served the public interest, as our paper will demonstrate. We will approach thi…
Shifting Perspectives on Comparative Research: A view from the USA
The evolution of scholarship in comparative education in the USA has reached a point where several observations are possible. While there is variation in methodology and theory, three principal perspectives tend to be represented in most contemporary articles published in the top journals in the field. These might be referred to as being area studies based, social science disciplinary based, or development/planning studies based. In this article …
Choices and Commitment: A Comparison of Teacher Candidates' Profiles and Perspectives in China and the United States
Education and Intergroup Relations: An International Perspective
Japan
The People's Republic of China: Educational Policy and National Minorities: The Politics of Intergroup Relations
The People's Republic of China (Mainland China)
Small Hydroelectric Projects for Rural Development: Planning and Management
Shanghai: An exploratory report on food for the city
Small Hydroelectric Projects for Rural Development. Planning and Management
This book focuses on the dual problems of developing small hydroelectric energy sources in rural areas and of managing small hydroelectric-power-development projects. Case histories from China, the Philippines, New Zealand, and Hawaii report on the multiple uses of small hydro systems, such as water supply, flood control, and crop irrigation. Although these projects vary in their individual features, the framework of the integrated project cycle …
Politics, Education, and Language Policy: The Case of Japanese Language Schools in Hawaii
(1978). Politics, Education, and Language Policy: The Case of Japanese Language Schools in Hawaii. Amerasia Journal: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 39-56
National-Minority Education in the People's Republic of China
Mao Tse-Tung and Education
Francis Lister Hawks Pott (1864‐1947), China Missionary and Educator (1)
(1) Special thanks must be given to Professor Howard L. Boorman, Director of East Asian Studies, Vanderbilt University. The original inspiration and direction for this biographical study were provided by Professor Boorman, and in addition he rendered useful comments on the manuscript. Thanks must also be given to Miss Mary Ferguson, who provided me with initial contacts with Dr. Pott's family, who in turn were very helpful in supplying informatio…
Education as an Instrument of Change
Educational Theory in the People's Republic of China: The Report of Chʿien Chun-Jui
Tenri University: A religious approach to international education
(1972). Tenri University: A religious approach to international education. Peabody Journal of Education: Vol. 49, No. 4, pp. 300-306
Educational Theory in the People's Republic of China
The Education Revolution in China
Choices and Commitment: A Comparison of Teacher Candidates' Profiles and Perspectives in China and the United States
Higher education reform in Japan: The tension between public good and commodification 1
Ever since the Imperial Ordinance of 1886 laid the foundations for Japan's university system and Mori Arinori declared that the fundamental purpose of the university was to serve the interests of the state and contribute to national strength, Japan's higher education system has been inextricably linked to national interests. This, however, does not necessarily mean it served the public interest, as our paper will demonstrate. We will approach thi…
Politics, Education, and Language Policy: The Case of Japanese Language Schools in Hawaii
(1978). Politics, Education, and Language Policy: The Case of Japanese Language Schools in Hawaii. Amerasia Journal: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 39-56
National-Minority Education in the People's Republic of China
Mobility, migration and the road to the innovative university: Implications for the Asia-Pacific region
It seems there are a number of stages, some of them occurring simultaneously, that higher education (HE) institutions (HEIs) go through as the current higher education transformation process continues to unfold in the Asia-Pacific region. We have, over the past decade, witnessed the dramatic expansion of HEIs throughout the region as governments struggled and in some cases rushed to provide capacity to satisfy the enormous demand of a more inform…
Shifting Perspectives on Comparative Research: A view from the USA
The evolution of scholarship in comparative education in the USA has reached a point where several observations are possible. While there is variation in methodology and theory, three principal perspectives tend to be represented in most contemporary articles published in the top journals in the field. These might be referred to as being area studies based, social science disciplinary based, or development/planning studies based. In this article …
Education as an Instrument of Change
The Education Revolution in China
Tenri University: A religious approach to international education
(1972). Tenri University: A religious approach to international education. Peabody Journal of Education: Vol. 49, No. 4, pp. 300-306
Educational Theory in the People's Republic of China
Francis Lister Hawks Pott (1864‐1947), China Missionary and Educator (1)
(1) Special thanks must be given to Professor Howard L. Boorman, Director of East Asian Studies, Vanderbilt University. The original inspiration and direction for this biographical study were provided by Professor Boorman, and in addition he rendered useful comments on the manuscript. Thanks must also be given to Miss Mary Ferguson, who provided me with initial contacts with Dr. Pott's family, who in turn were very helpful in supplying informatio…
Education as an Instrument of Change
Educational Theory in the People's Republic of China: The Report of Chʿien Chun-Jui
Mao Tse-Tung and Education
Politics, Education, and Language Policy: The Case of Japanese Language Schools in Hawaii
(1978). Politics, Education, and Language Policy: The Case of Japanese Language Schools in Hawaii. Amerasia Journal: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 39-56
National-Minority Education in the People's Republic of China
Shanghai: An exploratory report on food for the city
Small Hydroelectric Projects for Rural Development. Planning and Management
This book focuses on the dual problems of developing small hydroelectric energy sources in rural areas and of managing small hydroelectric-power-development projects. Case histories from China, the Philippines, New Zealand, and Hawaii report on the multiple uses of small hydro systems, such as water supply, flood control, and crop irrigation. Although these projects vary in their individual features, the framework of the integrated project cycle …
The People's Republic of China: Educational Policy and National Minorities: The Politics of Intergroup Relations
The People's Republic of China (Mainland China)
Small Hydroelectric Projects for Rural Development: Planning and Management
Japan
Education and Intergroup Relations: An International Perspective
Shifting Perspectives on Comparative Research: A view from the USA
The evolution of scholarship in comparative education in the USA has reached a point where several observations are possible. While there is variation in methodology and theory, three principal perspectives tend to be represented in most contemporary articles published in the top journals in the field. These might be referred to as being area studies based, social science disciplinary based, or development/planning studies based. In this article …
Choices and Commitment: A Comparison of Teacher Candidates' Profiles and Perspectives in China and the United States
Higher education reform in Japan: The tension between public good and commodification 1
Ever since the Imperial Ordinance of 1886 laid the foundations for Japan's university system and Mori Arinori declared that the fundamental purpose of the university was to serve the interests of the state and contribute to national strength, Japan's higher education system has been inextricably linked to national interests. This, however, does not necessarily mean it served the public interest, as our paper will demonstrate. We will approach thi…
Mobility, migration and the road to the innovative university: Implications for the Asia-Pacific region
It seems there are a number of stages, some of them occurring simultaneously, that higher education (HE) institutions (HEIs) go through as the current higher education transformation process continues to unfold in the Asia-Pacific region. We have, over the past decade, witnessed the dramatic expansion of HEIs throughout the region as governments struggled and in some cases rushed to provide capacity to satisfy the enormous demand of a more inform…
The Garden and the Necropolis: Ethics as Pilgrimage from the Buddha to the Posthuman
Humans inherit an ethical condition shaped by suffering: biological, historical, and relational. Buddhism begins by diagnosing this suffering as inherent to embodied life, while Western theology situates suffering and morality as consequences of the Fall. Levinas reframes suffering not as a problem to be extinguished but as the very site of ethical awakening: the Other’s vulnerability commands an infinite responsibility. Maria Dimitrova’s compara…
Political science (15 works) · Sociology (14 works) · China (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Higher education (6 works) · Pedagogy (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Global Education and Multiculturalism (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Population (4 works)