Claire Campbell
Biographic Data
| ID | 3913290 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Claire Campbell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Claire |
| FAMILY NAME | Campbell |
| SIGNATURE | CAMPBELL C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bucknell University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9337-6514 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
To Delight and Misinstruct: Strategic Environmental Narratives in New Yorker Fiction
How has contemporary literature responded to, helped mitigate, or exacerbated the climate and nature crises? To begin answering this question systematically, we developed the Strategic Environmental Narratives codebook and applied it to 474 short stories published between 2014 and 2023 in The New Yorker, the most prestigious Anglophone literary magazine. We find that climate change exists in just 10.1% of these stories and freshwater pollution, m…
Neighbours to the North
This note describes my experience teaching a new first-year course called “Neighbours to the North” about the Canadian-American environmental relationship since the late eighteenth century. We visited 12 places and moments in time where Americans occupied and altered Canadian (or what would become Canadian) lands and waters, from Loyalists landing at the Wolastoq to the Greenpeace sailing from Vancouver. How have different American actors and int…
Notes from the Icehouse: In a Northern Sandbox: A World Congress in Finland
This article was published open access under a CC BY licence: https://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0
Thomas Peace. The Slow Rush of Colonization: Spaces of Power in the Maritime Peninsula, 1680–1790
Election results can decrease intergroup threat and through that positively affect intergroup relations
Previous research has established that intergroup threat is pivotal to intergroup relations in divided societies. We used the Northern Ireland Assembly Elections in 2022 as a unique chance to investigate how elections can affect feelings of threat and intergroup relations between communities with a history of violent intergroup conflict. We argued that because of their conflicting goals, if Sinn Féin (i.e., a Republican party that promotes a unit…
The Place of Water
Barriers and facilitators of naloxone and safe injection facility interventions to reduce opioid drug-related deaths: A qualitative analysis
Local and regional stigma reduction campaigns are needed in conjunction with policy changes to advance naloxone and a SIF. Tailoring stigma campaigns to incorporate the lived experience of people who use drugs, their family members, and the general community can aid in educating the public and change negative perceptions. This study highlights the need for ongoing efforts to reduce stigma and increase accessibility to evidence-based interventions…
Hardened water: The remaking of a coastal city
As the rising sea levels of climate change reshape hemispheric space, we are confronting the historical legacies of building cities by the sea. This is especially so on small Prince Edward Island, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. This essay explores the transformation of the waterfront in the Island’s capital city, Charlottetown, according to the prerogatives of the railway era in the latter nineteenth century. Covering fresh water and filling in sal…
Against the Tides: Reshaping Landscape and Community in Canada’s Maritime Marshlands . Ronald Rudin
"Against the Tides: Reshaping Landscape and Community in Canada’s Maritime Marshlands. Ronald Rudin." Canadian Historical Review, 103(3), pp. 479–480
Notes from the Icehouse: Tigers, The Magic School Bus and Uncertainty
Bystander Affiliation Influences Intervention Behavior: A Virtual Reality Study
Traditional work on bystander intervention in violent emergencies has found that the larger the group, the less the chance that any individual will intervene. Here, we tested the impact on helping behavior of the affiliation of the bystanders with respect to the participants. We recruited 40 male supporters of the U.K. Arsenal football club for a two-factor between groups study with 10 participants per group. Each participant spoke with a virtual…
Using a Logic Model to Design and Evaluate a Quality Improvement Leadership Course
Strong leadership is an essential factor in the success of quality improvement (QI) initiatives that generate and sustain improvements in patient outcomes. Notably, there is a rising need for frontline clinicians, who are often charged with leading QI efforts, to receive training in blended QI and leadership methods and skills. The Leading Healthcare Improvement (LHI) course is a longitudinal leadership course embedded within the Department of Ve…
Whatever Happened to Pleasant Street? Rediscovering an Urban Shoreline
This Gallery studies maps, plans, paintings, and photographs to find a lost shore road in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Pleasant Street ran beside the city's famous harbour from the downtown commercial centre to the forested south end. A promenade through the long nineteenth century, Pleasant Street is now found only in fragments and echoes along and underneath the rail-yards, wharves, and container piers of an industrial port. This Gallery seeks that sh…
Governing a Kingdom: Parks Canada, 1911–2011
Nature by Design: Reading Urban Parks as Environmental History
Idyll and Industry: Rethinking the Environmental History of Grand Pré, Nova Scotia
In June 2012, UNESCO named the landscape of Grand Pré, Nova Scotia, a World Heritage Site, as ‘exceptional testimony to a traditional farming settlement created in the seventeenth century by the Acadians in a coastal zone with tides that are among the highest in the world’. Grand Pré is the gateway to the Annapolis Valley, a rare stretch of favourable soils and climate in a largely unarable province. From the early nineteenth century onward, ambi…
An IC Intervention for Post-Conflict Northern Ireland Secondary Schools
Without carefully planned, sustained resourcing of children and young people, post-conflict Northern Ireland (NI) may fail to flourish. In May, 2016, MI5 (the UK domestic security agency) increased the security threat level from moderate to substantial for NI related terrorism. For over two years we have been partnership building in post-conflict NI to produce a plan for developing an evidence-based integrative complexity resource for NI secondar…
It Was Canadian, Then, Typically Canadian: Revisiting Wilderness at Historic Sites
A culture of wilderness – academic, artistic, and popular – that idealised the heroic age of the fur trade so dominated historic site selection in Canada that our idea of wilderness became married to a particular point in time. Along the old routes of exploration and trade, on the rivers of the Canadian Shield spilling out onto the northern plains, Canada has preserved and reconstructed fur-trade sites to convey a sensibility of wilderness. Rocky…
Stone Age Stove under the Solent
Modern History Gallery, Royal British Columbia Museum
Review Article| September 01 2004 Modern History Gallery, Royal British Columbia Museum Claire Campbell Claire Campbell University of Alberta Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar The Public Historian (2004) 26 (4): 108–111. https://doi.org/10.1525/tph.2004.26.4.108 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Twitter LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Ge…
The Study of Law in Society in Britain
In 1968 Renato Treves and J.F. Glastra van Loon edited Norms and Actions, a book of essays by indigenous scholars describing "law and society" research in their countries. No account of work in Britain was included, probably because there was so little activity in the field at that time. Yet only eight years later remarkable changes seem to have occurred. Courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level have proliferated; the number of empirical r…
The Study of Law in Society in Britain
In 1968 Renato Treves and J.F. Glastra van Loon edited Norms and Actions, a book of essays by indigenous scholars describing "law and society" research in their countries. No account of work in Britain was included, probably because there was so little activity in the field at that time. Yet only eight years later remarkable changes seem to have occurred. Courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level have proliferated; the number of empirical r…
An IC Intervention for Post-Conflict Northern Ireland Secondary Schools
Without carefully planned, sustained resourcing of children and young people, post-conflict Northern Ireland (NI) may fail to flourish. In May, 2016, MI5 (the UK domestic security agency) increased the security threat level from moderate to substantial for NI related terrorism. For over two years we have been partnership building in post-conflict NI to produce a plan for developing an evidence-based integrative complexity resource for NI secondar…
Stone Age Stove under the Solent
The Study of Law in Society in Britain
In 1968 Renato Treves and J.F. Glastra van Loon edited Norms and Actions, a book of essays by indigenous scholars describing "law and society" research in their countries. No account of work in Britain was included, probably because there was so little activity in the field at that time. Yet only eight years later remarkable changes seem to have occurred. Courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level have proliferated; the number of empirical r…
Modern History Gallery, Royal British Columbia Museum
Review Article| September 01 2004 Modern History Gallery, Royal British Columbia Museum Claire Campbell Claire Campbell University of Alberta Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar The Public Historian (2004) 26 (4): 108–111. https://doi.org/10.1525/tph.2004.26.4.108 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Twitter LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Ge…
Stone Age Stove under the Solent
It Was Canadian, Then, Typically Canadian: Revisiting Wilderness at Historic Sites
A culture of wilderness – academic, artistic, and popular – that idealised the heroic age of the fur trade so dominated historic site selection in Canada that our idea of wilderness became married to a particular point in time. Along the old routes of exploration and trade, on the rivers of the Canadian Shield spilling out onto the northern plains, Canada has preserved and reconstructed fur-trade sites to convey a sensibility of wilderness. Rocky…
Idyll and Industry: Rethinking the Environmental History of Grand Pré, Nova Scotia
In June 2012, UNESCO named the landscape of Grand Pré, Nova Scotia, a World Heritage Site, as ‘exceptional testimony to a traditional farming settlement created in the seventeenth century by the Acadians in a coastal zone with tides that are among the highest in the world’. Grand Pré is the gateway to the Annapolis Valley, a rare stretch of favourable soils and climate in a largely unarable province. From the early nineteenth century onward, ambi…
An IC Intervention for Post-Conflict Northern Ireland Secondary Schools
Without carefully planned, sustained resourcing of children and young people, post-conflict Northern Ireland (NI) may fail to flourish. In May, 2016, MI5 (the UK domestic security agency) increased the security threat level from moderate to substantial for NI related terrorism. For over two years we have been partnership building in post-conflict NI to produce a plan for developing an evidence-based integrative complexity resource for NI secondar…
Governing a Kingdom: Parks Canada, 1911–2011
Nature by Design: Reading Urban Parks as Environmental History
Whatever Happened to Pleasant Street? Rediscovering an Urban Shoreline
This Gallery studies maps, plans, paintings, and photographs to find a lost shore road in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Pleasant Street ran beside the city's famous harbour from the downtown commercial centre to the forested south end. A promenade through the long nineteenth century, Pleasant Street is now found only in fragments and echoes along and underneath the rail-yards, wharves, and container piers of an industrial port. This Gallery seeks that sh…
Using a Logic Model to Design and Evaluate a Quality Improvement Leadership Course
Strong leadership is an essential factor in the success of quality improvement (QI) initiatives that generate and sustain improvements in patient outcomes. Notably, there is a rising need for frontline clinicians, who are often charged with leading QI efforts, to receive training in blended QI and leadership methods and skills. The Leading Healthcare Improvement (LHI) course is a longitudinal leadership course embedded within the Department of Ve…
Bystander Affiliation Influences Intervention Behavior: A Virtual Reality Study
Traditional work on bystander intervention in violent emergencies has found that the larger the group, the less the chance that any individual will intervene. Here, we tested the impact on helping behavior of the affiliation of the bystanders with respect to the participants. We recruited 40 male supporters of the U.K. Arsenal football club for a two-factor between groups study with 10 participants per group. Each participant spoke with a virtual…
Against the Tides: Reshaping Landscape and Community in Canada’s Maritime Marshlands . Ronald Rudin
"Against the Tides: Reshaping Landscape and Community in Canada’s Maritime Marshlands. Ronald Rudin." Canadian Historical Review, 103(3), pp. 479–480
Notes from the Icehouse: Tigers, The Magic School Bus and Uncertainty
Barriers and facilitators of naloxone and safe injection facility interventions to reduce opioid drug-related deaths: A qualitative analysis
Local and regional stigma reduction campaigns are needed in conjunction with policy changes to advance naloxone and a SIF. Tailoring stigma campaigns to incorporate the lived experience of people who use drugs, their family members, and the general community can aid in educating the public and change negative perceptions. This study highlights the need for ongoing efforts to reduce stigma and increase accessibility to evidence-based interventions…
Hardened water: The remaking of a coastal city
As the rising sea levels of climate change reshape hemispheric space, we are confronting the historical legacies of building cities by the sea. This is especially so on small Prince Edward Island, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. This essay explores the transformation of the waterfront in the Island’s capital city, Charlottetown, according to the prerogatives of the railway era in the latter nineteenth century. Covering fresh water and filling in sal…
The Place of Water
Neighbours to the North
This note describes my experience teaching a new first-year course called “Neighbours to the North” about the Canadian-American environmental relationship since the late eighteenth century. We visited 12 places and moments in time where Americans occupied and altered Canadian (or what would become Canadian) lands and waters, from Loyalists landing at the Wolastoq to the Greenpeace sailing from Vancouver. How have different American actors and int…
Notes from the Icehouse: In a Northern Sandbox: A World Congress in Finland
This article was published open access under a CC BY licence: https://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0
Thomas Peace. The Slow Rush of Colonization: Spaces of Power in the Maritime Peninsula, 1680–1790
Election results can decrease intergroup threat and through that positively affect intergroup relations
Previous research has established that intergroup threat is pivotal to intergroup relations in divided societies. We used the Northern Ireland Assembly Elections in 2022 as a unique chance to investigate how elections can affect feelings of threat and intergroup relations between communities with a history of violent intergroup conflict. We argued that because of their conflicting goals, if Sinn Féin (i.e., a Republican party that promotes a unit…
To Delight and Misinstruct: Strategic Environmental Narratives in New Yorker Fiction
How has contemporary literature responded to, helped mitigate, or exacerbated the climate and nature crises? To begin answering this question systematically, we developed the Strategic Environmental Narratives codebook and applied it to 474 short stories published between 2014 and 2023 in The New Yorker, the most prestigious Anglophone literary magazine. We find that climate change exists in just 10.1% of these stories and freshwater pollution, m…
Geography (8 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Canadian Identity and History (6 works) · History (6 works) · History (6 works) · American Environmental and Regional History (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works)