Jennifer Young
Biographic Data
| ID | 3867158 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jennifer Young |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jennifer |
| FAMILY NAME | Young |
| SIGNATURE | YOUNG J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Groningen |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6311-4492 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Consumer choice preferences for sustainable fruit and vegetable production technologies
Recent challenges to modern fresh produce supply, such as climate change, require the development of new, sustainable, resource efficient, and weather-independent production technologies. These include the use of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) such as indoor farming, and its related technologies of genetic editing (GE) and robotics and automation systems (RAS). However, consumers remain sceptical and uncertain about the safety and quali…
Dogwhistles, Discrimination, Humour and the Law
This paper explores how implicit, discriminatory messages bypass sanctions in the United Kingdom and beyond, despite their potential for significant societal harm. Drawing on linguistic and humour research, it emphasises the role of humour used to conceal discriminatory expression and evade legal boundaries. The study extends understanding of how courts and, more recently, online platform moderators sometimes struggle to identify discrimination i…
The lab, land, and longing
Food consumption is being reconfigured as a consequence of consumers’ ethical concerns. While preferences and tastes may be influenced by broad ethical positions, constructions of social identity also reflect shifts in food consumption. Important tools within this nexus are ‘future foods’, produced through novel technologies such as artificial intelligence or genetic editing, supporting consumers in the construction of identity markers. Through 2…
Ghosts, Holes, Rips and Scrapes
Ghosts, Holes, Rips and Scrapes: Shakespeare in 1619, Bibliography in the Longue Durée. Zachary Lesser. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press in cooperation with Folger Shakespeare Library, 2021. x + 198 pp. $49.95. - Volume 76 Issue 2
Laughing Matters
This article conducts an interdisciplinary analysis of a corpus consisting of ten cases from the European Court of Human Rights. The selected cases range from 2004 to 2022 and engage with the nexus between hate speech and humorous expression, spanning across various forms of humor (from political satire to disaster jokes) and different media (from verbal jokes to cartoons). Building on insights from linguistics, semiotics and literary theory, we …
The lesser evil
Fortifying wellbeing
In the eye of the beholder
OBJECTIVE: We investigated the relations between psychopathic traits and fear enjoyment. METHOD: In Study 1, 140 undergraduate participants (62 men, 78 women) watched the footage of video game play meant to induce either excitement or fear, rating each on positive/negative adjectives. In Study 2, 150 undergraduate participants (94 women, 56 men) rated valence (positive/negative) of 20 sets of morphed surprise/fear photos. RESULTS: In Study 1, par…
Shakespeare's Stationers. Studies in Cultural Bibliography
Empowering Passivity
Women Spiritualist mediums and Harry Houdini converged on Washington, D.C. in 1926 for a raucous, but previously little-studied, Congressional hearing on fortune-telling. This article examines that hearing and contextualizes it within the larger historiography of American women and feminism in the interwar years. With the disintegration of the suffrage movement, 1920s American feminists were faced with a difficult choice: demand full equality wit…
Women's Gendered Identities and the Restructuring of Rural Alberta
Research conducted in rural Alberta from 200-2001 captured women's accounts of their lives after restructuring in the health and agriculture sectors during the 1990s. Thirty-four public health nurses, home care nurses, and farm women from three Alberta health regions were interviewed individually and in focus groups which covered five Alberta health regions. The women reported that restructuring had affected their decisions, their organization of…
Teen Sexuality
Linking EfS and Biodiversity? A UK-wide survey of the status of education within local biodiversity action plans
This article explores the potential for developing education for sustainability (EfS) through biodiversity planning in the UK. The current status of education within local biodiversity action plans (LBAPs) is evaluated using the findings of a UK-wide survey of action plans conducted in April 1999. Links between environmental education, EfS and biodiversity education are identified and international and national statements of policy are referred t…
Identity Development and Life Plan Maturity
Women's Gendered Identities and the Restructuring of Rural Alberta
Research conducted in rural Alberta from 200-2001 captured women's accounts of their lives after restructuring in the health and agriculture sectors during the 1990s. Thirty-four public health nurses, home care nurses, and farm women from three Alberta health regions were interviewed individually and in focus groups which covered five Alberta health regions. The women reported that restructuring had affected their decisions, their organization of…
Teen Sexuality
Dogwhistles, Discrimination, Humour and the Law
This paper explores how implicit, discriminatory messages bypass sanctions in the United Kingdom and beyond, despite their potential for significant societal harm. Drawing on linguistic and humour research, it emphasises the role of humour used to conceal discriminatory expression and evade legal boundaries. The study extends understanding of how courts and, more recently, online platform moderators sometimes struggle to identify discrimination i…
The lesser evil
Identity Development and Life Plan Maturity
Identity Development and Life Plan Maturity
Linking EfS and Biodiversity? A UK-wide survey of the status of education within local biodiversity action plans
This article explores the potential for developing education for sustainability (EfS) through biodiversity planning in the UK. The current status of education within local biodiversity action plans (LBAPs) is evaluated using the findings of a UK-wide survey of action plans conducted in April 1999. Links between environmental education, EfS and biodiversity education are identified and international and national statements of policy are referred t…
Teen Sexuality
Women's Gendered Identities and the Restructuring of Rural Alberta
Research conducted in rural Alberta from 200-2001 captured women's accounts of their lives after restructuring in the health and agriculture sectors during the 1990s. Thirty-four public health nurses, home care nurses, and farm women from three Alberta health regions were interviewed individually and in focus groups which covered five Alberta health regions. The women reported that restructuring had affected their decisions, their organization of…
Shakespeare's Stationers. Studies in Cultural Bibliography
Empowering Passivity
Women Spiritualist mediums and Harry Houdini converged on Washington, D.C. in 1926 for a raucous, but previously little-studied, Congressional hearing on fortune-telling. This article examines that hearing and contextualizes it within the larger historiography of American women and feminism in the interwar years. With the disintegration of the suffrage movement, 1920s American feminists were faced with a difficult choice: demand full equality wit…
In the eye of the beholder
OBJECTIVE: We investigated the relations between psychopathic traits and fear enjoyment. METHOD: In Study 1, 140 undergraduate participants (62 men, 78 women) watched the footage of video game play meant to induce either excitement or fear, rating each on positive/negative adjectives. In Study 2, 150 undergraduate participants (94 women, 56 men) rated valence (positive/negative) of 20 sets of morphed surprise/fear photos. RESULTS: In Study 1, par…
Fortifying wellbeing
Laughing Matters
This article conducts an interdisciplinary analysis of a corpus consisting of ten cases from the European Court of Human Rights. The selected cases range from 2004 to 2022 and engage with the nexus between hate speech and humorous expression, spanning across various forms of humor (from political satire to disaster jokes) and different media (from verbal jokes to cartoons). Building on insights from linguistics, semiotics and literary theory, we …
The lesser evil
The lab, land, and longing
Food consumption is being reconfigured as a consequence of consumers’ ethical concerns. While preferences and tastes may be influenced by broad ethical positions, constructions of social identity also reflect shifts in food consumption. Important tools within this nexus are ‘future foods’, produced through novel technologies such as artificial intelligence or genetic editing, supporting consumers in the construction of identity markers. Through 2…
Ghosts, Holes, Rips and Scrapes
Ghosts, Holes, Rips and Scrapes: Shakespeare in 1619, Bibliography in the Longue Durée. Zachary Lesser. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press in cooperation with Folger Shakespeare Library, 2021. x + 198 pp. $49.95. - Volume 76 Issue 2
Dogwhistles, Discrimination, Humour and the Law
This paper explores how implicit, discriminatory messages bypass sanctions in the United Kingdom and beyond, despite their potential for significant societal harm. Drawing on linguistic and humour research, it emphasises the role of humour used to conceal discriminatory expression and evade legal boundaries. The study extends understanding of how courts and, more recently, online platform moderators sometimes struggle to identify discrimination i…
Consumer choice preferences for sustainable fruit and vegetable production technologies
Recent challenges to modern fresh produce supply, such as climate change, require the development of new, sustainable, resource efficient, and weather-independent production technologies. These include the use of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) such as indoor farming, and its related technologies of genetic editing (GE) and robotics and automation systems (RAS). However, consumers remain sceptical and uncertain about the safety and quali…
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