Richard Hawkins
Biographic Data
| ID | 3846252 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard Hawkins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard |
| FAMILY NAME | Hawkins |
| SIGNATURE | HAWKINS R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Southern Methodist University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7347-3413 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 105 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 5 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Prometheus
Prometheus
Prometheus
Prometheus
The Accelerating Change in Medical Education Consortium
The American Medical Association’s (AMA’s) Accelerating Change in Medical Education (ACE) initiative, launched in 2013 to foster advancements in undergraduate medical education, has led to the development and scaling of innovations influencing the full continuum of medical training. Initial grants of $1 million were awarded to 11 U.S. medical schools, with 21 schools joining the consortium in 2016 at a lower funding level. Almost one-fifth of all…
Prometheus
A Responsible Educational Handover
An important tenet of competency-based medical education is that the educational continuum should be seamless. The transition from undergraduate medical education (UME) to graduate medical education (GME) is far from seamless, however. Current practices around this transition drive students to focus on appearing to be competitively prepared for residency. A communication at the completion of UME—an educational handover—would encourage students to…
Handbook of Innovation and Standards
Innovation and standardization might seem polar opposites, but over many years various scholars have noted close connections between the two. This Handbook assembles a broad range of thinking on this subject, with contributions from several disciplinary perspectives by over 30 leading scholars and experienced practitioners. Collectively, they summarize and synthesize the existing body of knowledge - theory and evidence - pertaining to standards a…
The Trouble with Innovation
History is replete with evidence that innovation can improve our lives in some circumstances and devastate them in others. The irony of our times is that as our economies become more and more service driven, we are producing, transporting, and consuming more resource- and energy-intensive material goods than ever before in ever more innovative ways. And herein lies the motivation for policy. Innovation can increase welfare, but only within socio-…
Innovation and experience goods
This paper discusses how the concept of experience goods could be integrated conceptually into innovation studies. Experience goods are distinguishable in that their value or utility cannot be determined until after they have been consumed. The concept encompasses an enormous variety of consumer goods whose value is determined largely or entirely by subjective and non-rational factors that are difficult to accommodate in the established framework…
Creative License
Journal Article Creative License: The Law and Culture of Digital Sampling. By Kembrew McLeod and Peter DiCola with Jenny Tooney and Kristin Thomson. Get access Creative License: The Law and Culture of Digital Sampling. By Kembrew McLeod and Peter DiCola with Jenny Tooney and Kristin Thomson. pp. ix + 325. ( Duke University Press, Durham, NC and London, 2011, £16.99. ISBN 978-0-8223-4875-7.) Roddy Hawkins Roddy Hawkins University of Manchester Sea…
Toward Acceptable Domestic Robots
A Transaction Structure Approach to Assessing the Dynamics and Impacts of ‘Business-to-Business’ Electronic Commerce
This paper proposes some ways forward in stimulating and structuring interdisciplinary research on business-to-business electronic commerce. A ‘commerce-centered’ perspective is proposed that is grounded in concepts of commerce as a complex socio-economic institution. On this basis, a conceptual framework is developed for assessing the dynamics and impacts of electronic commerce in the value chains of products and services. The approach focuses o…
Elections
The “Stand by Your Ad” (SBYA) provision of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act requires federal candidates to claim responsibility for their advertising content. Using an experimental survey design to show respondents actual campaign ads with and without the SBYA language, we find that SBYA produces no effect on respondents’ levels of trust in candidates or the ads themselves. However, there is a statistically significant effect on respondents’ co…
Vers une évolution ou vers une disparition de la « démocratie technique » ? L'avenir de la normalisation dans le domaine des technologies de l'information et de la communication
L'auteur analyse ici les stratégies de normalisation des technologies de l'information et des communications. Confiées il y a encore dix ans à quelques organismes officiels, celle-ci sont aujourd'hui sous la responsabilité de plus de cent organismes, pour la plupart de grands consortium industriels. Le cadre traditionnel des normes s'est également modifié et les critères de normalisation ne sont plus établis selon un « secteur » mais sur un conce…
The Meaning of Arrest for Wife Assault
The social meaning of wife assault has changed in recent years for both citizens and formal social control agents. Research on deterrence has been partly responsible for modifying police responses to domestic violence. Police are increasingly adopting pro‐arrest policies for wife assault, but little is known about perceptions held by assaulters concerning the consequences of arrest for their life circumstances. Using national survey data from sam…
Controlling Male Aggression in Intimate Relationships
Legal control of aggressive acts within the family must be assessed against a background of other familial controls. This study identifies factors that control male aggression against female partners in intimate relationships. Hirschi's (1969) theory of the social bond, applied almost exclusively to delinquency, is used to test the importance of attachments, commitments, involvement, and beliefs in controlling husband-to-wife assault. By looking …
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Nov., Fri.
Nov., Sat.
Florence Arnold-Forster's Irish Journal
Perceptual Research on General Deterrence
Recent perceptual studies of general deterrence have been guided by an unnecessarily narrow conception of general deterrence, despite the methodological advances in this type of research. These studies, moreover, have failed to recognize the complexity of the perceptual processes that intervene between the threat or experience of legal sanctions and behavioral outcomes. Consequently, the conclusions drawn from the findings about the process of ge…
Employee theft in the restaurant trade
The variety of part‐time theft techniques used by waiters in the restaurant trade is examined using a self‐report methodology. Using twelve hypothetical cases of ripping off in restaurants, three potential theft targets are assessed: the restaurant, customers of the restaurant, and co‐workers. Predictions about the frequency of involvement of these theft activities are tested using a sample of waiters in four "prime rib" restaurants. Hypotheses d…
The Red Earl
The Red Earl: the papers of the fifth Earl Spencer, 1835-1910. Edited by Peter Gordon. Vol. I: 1835-1885. Pp xii, 328. Northampton: Northamptonshire Record Society. 1981. Unpriced. (The Publications of the Northamptonshire Record Society, vol. xxxi) - Volume 23 Issue 92
Why Pronoia Is Not a Disease--Yet
Fred Goldner's article on pronoia is an example of how the medical model has been used by social scientists to frame social problems. I show the drawbacks and pitfalls of this practice. By comparing pronoia to paranoia, Goldner implies that pronoia is a disease, yet a close comparison of the two shows that pronoia does not yet fit a disease framework. However, the fact that the behaviors which Goldner labels pronoia could easily be medicalized me…
Toward Acceptable Domestic Robots
The Meaning of Arrest for Wife Assault
The social meaning of wife assault has changed in recent years for both citizens and formal social control agents. Research on deterrence has been partly responsible for modifying police responses to domestic violence. Police are increasingly adopting pro‐arrest policies for wife assault, but little is known about perceptions held by assaulters concerning the consequences of arrest for their life circumstances. Using national survey data from sam…
Controlling Male Aggression in Intimate Relationships
Legal control of aggressive acts within the family must be assessed against a background of other familial controls. This study identifies factors that control male aggression against female partners in intimate relationships. Hirschi's (1969) theory of the social bond, applied almost exclusively to delinquency, is used to test the importance of attachments, commitments, involvement, and beliefs in controlling husband-to-wife assault. By looking …
Employee theft in the restaurant trade
The variety of part‐time theft techniques used by waiters in the restaurant trade is examined using a self‐report methodology. Using twelve hypothetical cases of ripping off in restaurants, three potential theft targets are assessed: the restaurant, customers of the restaurant, and co‐workers. Predictions about the frequency of involvement of these theft activities are tested using a sample of waiters in four "prime rib" restaurants. Hypotheses d…
Elections
The “Stand by Your Ad” (SBYA) provision of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act requires federal candidates to claim responsibility for their advertising content. Using an experimental survey design to show respondents actual campaign ads with and without the SBYA language, we find that SBYA produces no effect on respondents’ levels of trust in candidates or the ads themselves. However, there is a statistically significant effect on respondents’ co…
Vers une évolution ou vers une disparition de la « démocratie technique » ? L'avenir de la normalisation dans le domaine des technologies de l'information et de la communication
L'auteur analyse ici les stratégies de normalisation des technologies de l'information et des communications. Confiées il y a encore dix ans à quelques organismes officiels, celle-ci sont aujourd'hui sous la responsabilité de plus de cent organismes, pour la plupart de grands consortium industriels. Le cadre traditionnel des normes s'est également modifié et les critères de normalisation ne sont plus établis selon un « secteur » mais sur un conce…
The Trouble with Innovation
History is replete with evidence that innovation can improve our lives in some circumstances and devastate them in others. The irony of our times is that as our economies become more and more service driven, we are producing, transporting, and consuming more resource- and energy-intensive material goods than ever before in ever more innovative ways. And herein lies the motivation for policy. Innovation can increase welfare, but only within socio-…
Why Pronoia Is Not a Disease--Yet
Fred Goldner's article on pronoia is an example of how the medical model has been used by social scientists to frame social problems. I show the drawbacks and pitfalls of this practice. By comparing pronoia to paranoia, Goldner implies that pronoia is a disease, yet a close comparison of the two shows that pronoia does not yet fit a disease framework. However, the fact that the behaviors which Goldner labels pronoia could easily be medicalized me…
Florence Arnold-Forster's Irish Journal
Gladstone, Forster, and the release of Parnell, 1882 – 8
It is intended to examine in this article an instance of Gladstone’s ‘sophistry’ employed in defence of Parnell himself; the review which Gladstone wrote of T. Wemyss Reid’s biography of W. E. Forster, and which appeared in the Nineteenth Century for September 1888, under the title ‘Mr Forster and Ireland’. Considered as sophistry, it is, indeed, a virtuoso performance; some of the documents material to the case are ignored, others are misconstru…
The Phoenix Park murders
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Gladstone, Forster, and the release of Parnell, 1882 – 8
It is intended to examine in this article an instance of Gladstone’s ‘sophistry’ employed in defence of Parnell himself; the review which Gladstone wrote of T. Wemyss Reid’s biography of W. E. Forster, and which appeared in the Nineteenth Century for September 1888, under the title ‘Mr Forster and Ireland’. Considered as sophistry, it is, indeed, a virtuoso performance; some of the documents material to the case are ignored, others are misconstru…
Law and Control in Society
The Creation of Deviance
The Creation of Deviance
The Red Earl
The Red Earl: the papers of the fifth Earl Spencer, 1835-1910. Edited by Peter Gordon. Vol. I: 1835-1885. Pp xii, 328. Northampton: Northamptonshire Record Society. 1981. Unpriced. (The Publications of the Northamptonshire Record Society, vol. xxxi) - Volume 23 Issue 92
Why Pronoia Is Not a Disease--Yet
Fred Goldner's article on pronoia is an example of how the medical model has been used by social scientists to frame social problems. I show the drawbacks and pitfalls of this practice. By comparing pronoia to paranoia, Goldner implies that pronoia is a disease, yet a close comparison of the two shows that pronoia does not yet fit a disease framework. However, the fact that the behaviors which Goldner labels pronoia could easily be medicalized me…
Employee theft in the restaurant trade
The variety of part‐time theft techniques used by waiters in the restaurant trade is examined using a self‐report methodology. Using twelve hypothetical cases of ripping off in restaurants, three potential theft targets are assessed: the restaurant, customers of the restaurant, and co‐workers. Predictions about the frequency of involvement of these theft activities are tested using a sample of waiters in four "prime rib" restaurants. Hypotheses d…
Perceptual Research on General Deterrence
Recent perceptual studies of general deterrence have been guided by an unnecessarily narrow conception of general deterrence, despite the methodological advances in this type of research. These studies, moreover, have failed to recognize the complexity of the perceptual processes that intervene between the threat or experience of legal sanctions and behavioral outcomes. Consequently, the conclusions drawn from the findings about the process of ge…
Mar., Sat. [sic]
Nov., Fri.
Nov., Sat.
Florence Arnold-Forster's Irish Journal
The Meaning of Arrest for Wife Assault
The social meaning of wife assault has changed in recent years for both citizens and formal social control agents. Research on deterrence has been partly responsible for modifying police responses to domestic violence. Police are increasingly adopting pro‐arrest policies for wife assault, but little is known about perceptions held by assaulters concerning the consequences of arrest for their life circumstances. Using national survey data from sam…
Controlling Male Aggression in Intimate Relationships
Legal control of aggressive acts within the family must be assessed against a background of other familial controls. This study identifies factors that control male aggression against female partners in intimate relationships. Hirschi's (1969) theory of the social bond, applied almost exclusively to delinquency, is used to test the importance of attachments, commitments, involvement, and beliefs in controlling husband-to-wife assault. By looking …
Vers une évolution ou vers une disparition de la « démocratie technique » ? L'avenir de la normalisation dans le domaine des technologies de l'information et de la communication
L'auteur analyse ici les stratégies de normalisation des technologies de l'information et des communications. Confiées il y a encore dix ans à quelques organismes officiels, celle-ci sont aujourd'hui sous la responsabilité de plus de cent organismes, pour la plupart de grands consortium industriels. Le cadre traditionnel des normes s'est également modifié et les critères de normalisation ne sont plus établis selon un « secteur » mais sur un conce…
Elections
The “Stand by Your Ad” (SBYA) provision of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act requires federal candidates to claim responsibility for their advertising content. Using an experimental survey design to show respondents actual campaign ads with and without the SBYA language, we find that SBYA produces no effect on respondents’ levels of trust in candidates or the ads themselves. However, there is a statistically significant effect on respondents’ co…
A Transaction Structure Approach to Assessing the Dynamics and Impacts of ‘Business-to-Business’ Electronic Commerce
This paper proposes some ways forward in stimulating and structuring interdisciplinary research on business-to-business electronic commerce. A ‘commerce-centered’ perspective is proposed that is grounded in concepts of commerce as a complex socio-economic institution. On this basis, a conceptual framework is developed for assessing the dynamics and impacts of electronic commerce in the value chains of products and services. The approach focuses o…
Toward Acceptable Domestic Robots
Innovation and experience goods
This paper discusses how the concept of experience goods could be integrated conceptually into innovation studies. Experience goods are distinguishable in that their value or utility cannot be determined until after they have been consumed. The concept encompasses an enormous variety of consumer goods whose value is determined largely or entirely by subjective and non-rational factors that are difficult to accommodate in the established framework…
Creative License
Journal Article Creative License: The Law and Culture of Digital Sampling. By Kembrew McLeod and Peter DiCola with Jenny Tooney and Kristin Thomson. Get access Creative License: The Law and Culture of Digital Sampling. By Kembrew McLeod and Peter DiCola with Jenny Tooney and Kristin Thomson. pp. ix + 325. ( Duke University Press, Durham, NC and London, 2011, £16.99. ISBN 978-0-8223-4875-7.) Roddy Hawkins Roddy Hawkins University of Manchester Sea…
The Trouble with Innovation
History is replete with evidence that innovation can improve our lives in some circumstances and devastate them in others. The irony of our times is that as our economies become more and more service driven, we are producing, transporting, and consuming more resource- and energy-intensive material goods than ever before in ever more innovative ways. And herein lies the motivation for policy. Innovation can increase welfare, but only within socio-…
Handbook of Innovation and Standards
Innovation and standardization might seem polar opposites, but over many years various scholars have noted close connections between the two. This Handbook assembles a broad range of thinking on this subject, with contributions from several disciplinary perspectives by over 30 leading scholars and experienced practitioners. Collectively, they summarize and synthesize the existing body of knowledge - theory and evidence - pertaining to standards a…
A Responsible Educational Handover
An important tenet of competency-based medical education is that the educational continuum should be seamless. The transition from undergraduate medical education (UME) to graduate medical education (GME) is far from seamless, however. Current practices around this transition drive students to focus on appearing to be competitively prepared for residency. A communication at the completion of UME—an educational handover—would encourage students to…
The Accelerating Change in Medical Education Consortium
The American Medical Association’s (AMA’s) Accelerating Change in Medical Education (ACE) initiative, launched in 2013 to foster advancements in undergraduate medical education, has led to the development and scaling of innovations influencing the full continuum of medical training. Initial grants of $1 million were awarded to 11 U.S. medical schools, with 21 schools joining the consortium in 2016 at a lower funding level. Almost one-fifth of all…
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