James M Brown
Biographic Data
| ID | 3912713 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James M Brown |
| GIVEN NAMES | James M |
| FAMILY NAME | Brown |
| SIGNATURE | BROWN J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Minnesota |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7636-4554 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1929 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
DeepVerge
Grasslands are increasingly modified by anthropogenic activities, and species-rich grasslands have become rare habitats in the UK. However, grassy roadside verges often contain conservation priority plant species that should be targeted for protection. Identification of verges with high conservation potential represents a considerable challenge for ecologists, driving the development of automated methods to make up for the shortfall of relevant e…
Social infrastructure platforms
Purpose The project – AskingBristol – uses university students to connect third sector organizations with particular “asks” to organizations which might be able to respond with “offers”. The authors describe the task of the experiment as being an attempt to embed students and their universities within the cities that they are based in, but are often not really very connected to. Design/methodology/approach This reflective report on practice descr…
Against Being For
Expressivism is the view that normative claims express nondescriptive, practical attitudes. It is widely assumed that this involves denying that normative claims express beliefs, except in a minimal or deflationary sense. However, this assumption is increasingly being called into question. Instead, it is argued, expressivists can and should provide a robust, nondescriptive theory of belief in general which can explain the difference between ordin…
Against Being For
Expressivism is the view that normative claims express nondescriptive, practical attitudes. It is widely assumed that this involves denying that normative claims express beliefs, except in a minimal or deflationary sense. However, this assumption is increasingly being called into question. Instead, it is argued, expressivists can and should provide a robust, nondescriptive theory of belief in general which can explain the difference between ordin…
Unpaid Professional Work at Home and Work-Life Interference among Employees with Care Responsibilities
Employees with caregiving responsibilities often experience work-life interference (WLI), particularly when caring for either disabled persons and/or children. This study examines sample of 288 working Australians from the AWALI national survey data, who care for at least one family member or friend with long-term physical or mental illness, disability, or aging-related problems. We investigated the role of unpaid work at home in predicting WLI, …
Guilt, spectatorship andThe third man
Though no longer as strong a current in film theory as once it was, psychoanalysis presses upon one in looking at a film that looks as much like a film noir as The third man. If, in addition, one wishes to examine the theme of guilt in the film, then a psychoanalytical approach might appear inescapable. This paper seeks to escape it, not because it is wrong, but because, in relation to this particular film, at least, an alternative approach could…
Other means
Aspects of Discriminatory Treatment of Women Police Officers Serving in Forces in England and Wales
Discriminatory treatment is defined in terms of limited job related opportunities and exposure to sexual harassment. The structural status of women police in England and Wales in terms of rank and role is described by reference to secondary analysis of national data from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary. This reveals limited access of women officers to higher rank and specialist roles. Differential deployment and sexual harassment are e…
The Turkish Imbroglio
The purpose of this article is to examine the current Kurdish problem in Turkey, the Turkish government's reaction to the issues raised by this problem, and the challenge the Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) poses to Ankara through its tactics of intimidation and terrorism. This imbroglio is also detailed in both political and economic terms. The article goes on to analyze the implications of this conflict for Turkey's relations with Europe, the Unit…
Challenges in Caring
On Applying Ethics
Applied ethics work seems to me to be of three main kinds. There is participatory work, where a person whose specialism is ethics participates in a process leading to ethical judgments or decisions. And there are two kinds of teaching work where the teaching objective is to make learners better placed to participate in such processes; one kind of teaching work relates to matters which are specific to the future occupation of the learner, the othe…
The Predictive Validity of the Minnesota Reading Assessment for Students Inpostsecondary Vocational Education Programs
The purpose of this investigation was to examine the predictive validity of the Minnesota Reading Assessment (MRA) when used as a means of projecting the potential performance of postsecondary vocational-technical education students. The MRA scores of 50 students randomly selected from those who had participated in the field-testing of the MRA were correlated with student grade point averages (GPAs), teacher ratings of students' overall performan…
What disconfirms a moral principle
The Danger Classes of New York and Twenty Years' Work among Them . Charles Loring Brace
A Study Of Company-Sponsored Foundations . Frank M. Andrews
The Field of Social Work . Arthur E. Fink
Dealing with Delinquents
John Howard (1726-1790) Hospital and Prison Reformer
Men without Work
Youth in British Industry . John Gollan
The Letter Book of James Brown of Providence, Merchant, 1735-1738
Aspects of Discriminatory Treatment of Women Police Officers Serving in Forces in England and Wales
Discriminatory treatment is defined in terms of limited job related opportunities and exposure to sexual harassment. The structural status of women police in England and Wales in terms of rank and role is described by reference to secondary analysis of national data from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary. This reveals limited access of women officers to higher rank and specialist roles. Differential deployment and sexual harassment are e…
The Turkish Imbroglio
The purpose of this article is to examine the current Kurdish problem in Turkey, the Turkish government's reaction to the issues raised by this problem, and the challenge the Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) poses to Ankara through its tactics of intimidation and terrorism. This imbroglio is also detailed in both political and economic terms. The article goes on to analyze the implications of this conflict for Turkey's relations with Europe, the Unit…
Guilt, spectatorship andThe third man
Though no longer as strong a current in film theory as once it was, psychoanalysis presses upon one in looking at a film that looks as much like a film noir as The third man. If, in addition, one wishes to examine the theme of guilt in the film, then a psychoanalytical approach might appear inescapable. This paper seeks to escape it, not because it is wrong, but because, in relation to this particular film, at least, an alternative approach could…
The Letter Book of James Brown of Providence, Merchant, 1735-1738
Youth in British Industry . John Gollan
Men without Work
John Howard (1726-1790) Hospital and Prison Reformer
Dealing with Delinquents
The Field of Social Work . Arthur E. Fink
A Study Of Company-Sponsored Foundations . Frank M. Andrews
The Danger Classes of New York and Twenty Years' Work among Them . Charles Loring Brace
What disconfirms a moral principle
The Predictive Validity of the Minnesota Reading Assessment for Students Inpostsecondary Vocational Education Programs
The purpose of this investigation was to examine the predictive validity of the Minnesota Reading Assessment (MRA) when used as a means of projecting the potential performance of postsecondary vocational-technical education students. The MRA scores of 50 students randomly selected from those who had participated in the field-testing of the MRA were correlated with student grade point averages (GPAs), teacher ratings of students' overall performan…
On Applying Ethics
Applied ethics work seems to me to be of three main kinds. There is participatory work, where a person whose specialism is ethics participates in a process leading to ethical judgments or decisions. And there are two kinds of teaching work where the teaching objective is to make learners better placed to participate in such processes; one kind of teaching work relates to matters which are specific to the future occupation of the learner, the othe…
Challenges in Caring
The Turkish Imbroglio
The purpose of this article is to examine the current Kurdish problem in Turkey, the Turkish government's reaction to the issues raised by this problem, and the challenge the Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) poses to Ankara through its tactics of intimidation and terrorism. This imbroglio is also detailed in both political and economic terms. The article goes on to analyze the implications of this conflict for Turkey's relations with Europe, the Unit…
Aspects of Discriminatory Treatment of Women Police Officers Serving in Forces in England and Wales
Discriminatory treatment is defined in terms of limited job related opportunities and exposure to sexual harassment. The structural status of women police in England and Wales in terms of rank and role is described by reference to secondary analysis of national data from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary. This reveals limited access of women officers to higher rank and specialist roles. Differential deployment and sexual harassment are e…
Other means
Guilt, spectatorship andThe third man
Though no longer as strong a current in film theory as once it was, psychoanalysis presses upon one in looking at a film that looks as much like a film noir as The third man. If, in addition, one wishes to examine the theme of guilt in the film, then a psychoanalytical approach might appear inescapable. This paper seeks to escape it, not because it is wrong, but because, in relation to this particular film, at least, an alternative approach could…
Unpaid Professional Work at Home and Work-Life Interference among Employees with Care Responsibilities
Employees with caregiving responsibilities often experience work-life interference (WLI), particularly when caring for either disabled persons and/or children. This study examines sample of 288 working Australians from the AWALI national survey data, who care for at least one family member or friend with long-term physical or mental illness, disability, or aging-related problems. We investigated the role of unpaid work at home in predicting WLI, …
Against Being For
Expressivism is the view that normative claims express nondescriptive, practical attitudes. It is widely assumed that this involves denying that normative claims express beliefs, except in a minimal or deflationary sense. However, this assumption is increasingly being called into question. Instead, it is argued, expressivists can and should provide a robust, nondescriptive theory of belief in general which can explain the difference between ordin…
Against Being For
Expressivism is the view that normative claims express nondescriptive, practical attitudes. It is widely assumed that this involves denying that normative claims express beliefs, except in a minimal or deflationary sense. However, this assumption is increasingly being called into question. Instead, it is argued, expressivists can and should provide a robust, nondescriptive theory of belief in general which can explain the difference between ordin…
DeepVerge
Grasslands are increasingly modified by anthropogenic activities, and species-rich grasslands have become rare habitats in the UK. However, grassy roadside verges often contain conservation priority plant species that should be targeted for protection. Identification of verges with high conservation potential represents a considerable challenge for ecologists, driving the development of automated methods to make up for the shortfall of relevant e…
Social infrastructure platforms
Purpose The project – AskingBristol – uses university students to connect third sector organizations with particular “asks” to organizations which might be able to respond with “offers”. The authors describe the task of the experiment as being an attempt to embed students and their universities within the cities that they are based in, but are often not really very connected to. Design/methodology/approach This reflective report on practice descr…
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