James Gallagher
Biographic Data
| ID | 3923872 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James Gallagher |
| GIVEN NAMES | James |
| FAMILY NAME | Gallagher |
| SIGNATURE | GALLAGHER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0311-202X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 96 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Forced criminality in sex trafficking situations: A focus on customer robberies
Invisible Offenders: Estimating Online Sex Customers
Research on prostitution demand has well documented why men buy sex from girls and women, but there is very little understanding of the scope and scale of the issue. The lack of stable and valid measures of how many people buy sex from prostituted persons severely hinders the development of prevention and intervention efforts. This study developed a probability estimate of the population of active customers of online sex in the United States in a…
Victim or Whore: The Similarities and Differences between Victim's Experiences of Domestic Violence and Sex Trafficking
This research review addresses the similarities and differences between domestic violence and sex trafficking victimization. While there is evidence that domestic violence and sex trafficking often co-occur, there is a large disparity in the understanding and interventions utilized by law enforcement as well as the services available for victims of each crime despite the considerable overlap of victimization. This article explores current researc…
Commentary on Joan Freeman: A Quality of Giftedness
Commentary on Joan Freeman: A Quality of Giftedness." Gifted and Talented International, 27(2), pp. 19–20
A Distinction between Emic Research and Etic Research
A Distinction between Emic Research and Etic Research." Gifted and Talented International, 27(1), pp. 71–72
Critical Marginality
Least restrictive environment and gifted students
Why Give “Gifts” to the Gifted? Investing in a National Resource
Why Give “Gifts” to the Gifted? Investing in a National Resource." Gifted and Talented International, 10(2), p. 93
New Patterns in Special Education
Floodplain Agriculture in the Driftless Area: A Reply to Overstreet
Comments offered by Overstreet are based on a misunderstanding of the physiographic setting of the Sand Lake site and selective reading of the data. The Sand Lake ridged fields are situated in a floodplain in the Driftless Area of southwestern Wisconsin, a setting very different from that of upland ridged fields in glaciated eastern Wisconsin. Overstreet attempts to refute interpretations that we have already revised significantly. Current interp…
Investigations into Oneota Ridged Field Agriculture on the Northern Margin of the Prairie Peninsula
Oneota ridged field agricultural patterns in the Driftless Area of southwestern Wisconsin are reviewed in light of data provided by archaeological and geomorphological investigations at the Sand Lake Site. This research is summarized and a new functional interpretation of agricultural ridging is presented. A multi-functional explanation is put forth centering on tillage and control of micro-environmental factors related to a short growing season
Additional Cultural Resources Investigations at Selected Portions of the State-Road Coulee - Pammel Creek Flood Control Project at La Crosse, Wisconsin
This report is a cultural resource investigation of three areas within the State Road Coulee-Pammel Creek flood control project area. The three areas include a downstream section of the mississippi River floodplain at the mouth of Pammel Creek, and two adjacent areas upstream at the mouth of State Road Coulee. In project area I, shovel testing was unfeasible because of the high water table. It is recommended at a qualified archaeologist monitor t…
Oneota Ridged Field Agriculture in Southwestern Wisconsin
A series of buried ridged agricultural fields has been discovered at the Sand Lake Site (47 Lc44) in La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Associated artifacts, features, and assayed carbon samples demonstrate that the fields were constructed by Oneota people in the fifteenth century A.D. Evidence suggests that water control was a major function of the ridges
Present trends and future challenges in American education
Educational adaptations for handicapped children
(1982). Educational adaptations for handicapped children. Peabody Journal of Education: Vol. 59, No. 4, pp. 301-322
Research centers and social policy
Positions Open
25) or $50 to non-members (3X, $75) for each Position Wanted listing, all prepaid
Contemporary Stone Tools in Ethiopia: Implications for Archaeology
In the central part of Ethiopia there are a number of people who still make and use stone tools. This paper describes the pattern as observed from the study of twelve informants. It includes the quarrying of the raw materials (obsidian), the manufacture of the tools, the function of the tools (hide scraping), and the reworking of the tools and their eventual disposal. The social status and situation of the men who make and use the stone tools are…
In Advocacy of Research in Education
The Prospects for Governmental Support of Educational Research
Current trends in special education in the United States
Scapegoating and Leader Behavior
This article examines how the alternatives of scapegoating or social-emotional leadership are determined in small discussion groups. The hypothesis asserts that the alternative “selected” by the group depends on whether the task leader supports the low-status member. An experiment designed to test this hypothesis indicated that scapegoating of the low-status member occurs when the task leader is somewhat hostile toward him. However, social-emotio…
A preliminary report on archeological research near Lake Zuai
Gallagher James P. A preliminary report on archeological research near Lake Zuai. In: Annales d'Ethiopie. Volume 9, année 1972. pp. 13-18
Intellectual patterns of highly gifted children on the Wisc
Contemporary Stone Tools in Ethiopia: Implications for Archaeology
In the central part of Ethiopia there are a number of people who still make and use stone tools. This paper describes the pattern as observed from the study of twelve informants. It includes the quarrying of the raw materials (obsidian), the manufacture of the tools, the function of the tools (hide scraping), and the reworking of the tools and their eventual disposal. The social status and situation of the men who make and use the stone tools are…
Oneota Ridged Field Agriculture in Southwestern Wisconsin
A series of buried ridged agricultural fields has been discovered at the Sand Lake Site (47 Lc44) in La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Associated artifacts, features, and assayed carbon samples demonstrate that the fields were constructed by Oneota people in the fifteenth century A.D. Evidence suggests that water control was a major function of the ridges
Investigations into Oneota Ridged Field Agriculture on the Northern Margin of the Prairie Peninsula
Oneota ridged field agricultural patterns in the Driftless Area of southwestern Wisconsin are reviewed in light of data provided by archaeological and geomorphological investigations at the Sand Lake Site. This research is summarized and a new functional interpretation of agricultural ridging is presented. A multi-functional explanation is put forth centering on tillage and control of micro-environmental factors related to a short growing season
Victim or Whore: The Similarities and Differences between Victim's Experiences of Domestic Violence and Sex Trafficking
This research review addresses the similarities and differences between domestic violence and sex trafficking victimization. While there is evidence that domestic violence and sex trafficking often co-occur, there is a large disparity in the understanding and interventions utilized by law enforcement as well as the services available for victims of each crime despite the considerable overlap of victimization. This article explores current researc…
Floodplain Agriculture in the Driftless Area: A Reply to Overstreet
Comments offered by Overstreet are based on a misunderstanding of the physiographic setting of the Sand Lake site and selective reading of the data. The Sand Lake ridged fields are situated in a floodplain in the Driftless Area of southwestern Wisconsin, a setting very different from that of upland ridged fields in glaciated eastern Wisconsin. Overstreet attempts to refute interpretations that we have already revised significantly. Current interp…
Invisible Offenders: Estimating Online Sex Customers
Research on prostitution demand has well documented why men buy sex from girls and women, but there is very little understanding of the scope and scale of the issue. The lack of stable and valid measures of how many people buy sex from prostituted persons severely hinders the development of prevention and intervention efforts. This study developed a probability estimate of the population of active customers of online sex in the United States in a…
Additional Cultural Resources Investigations at Selected Portions of the State-Road Coulee - Pammel Creek Flood Control Project at La Crosse, Wisconsin
This report is a cultural resource investigation of three areas within the State Road Coulee-Pammel Creek flood control project area. The three areas include a downstream section of the mississippi River floodplain at the mouth of Pammel Creek, and two adjacent areas upstream at the mouth of State Road Coulee. In project area I, shovel testing was unfeasible because of the high water table. It is recommended at a qualified archaeologist monitor t…
Intellectual patterns of highly gifted children on the Wisc
A preliminary report on archeological research near Lake Zuai
Gallagher James P. A preliminary report on archeological research near Lake Zuai. In: Annales d'Ethiopie. Volume 9, année 1972. pp. 13-18
Current trends in special education in the United States
Scapegoating and Leader Behavior
This article examines how the alternatives of scapegoating or social-emotional leadership are determined in small discussion groups. The hypothesis asserts that the alternative “selected” by the group depends on whether the task leader supports the low-status member. An experiment designed to test this hypothesis indicated that scapegoating of the low-status member occurs when the task leader is somewhat hostile toward him. However, social-emotio…
The Prospects for Governmental Support of Educational Research
In Advocacy of Research in Education
Positions Open
25) or $50 to non-members (3X, $75) for each Position Wanted listing, all prepaid
Contemporary Stone Tools in Ethiopia: Implications for Archaeology
In the central part of Ethiopia there are a number of people who still make and use stone tools. This paper describes the pattern as observed from the study of twelve informants. It includes the quarrying of the raw materials (obsidian), the manufacture of the tools, the function of the tools (hide scraping), and the reworking of the tools and their eventual disposal. The social status and situation of the men who make and use the stone tools are…
Research centers and social policy
Present trends and future challenges in American education
Educational adaptations for handicapped children
(1982). Educational adaptations for handicapped children. Peabody Journal of Education: Vol. 59, No. 4, pp. 301-322
Oneota Ridged Field Agriculture in Southwestern Wisconsin
A series of buried ridged agricultural fields has been discovered at the Sand Lake Site (47 Lc44) in La Crosse County, Wisconsin. Associated artifacts, features, and assayed carbon samples demonstrate that the fields were constructed by Oneota people in the fifteenth century A.D. Evidence suggests that water control was a major function of the ridges
Additional Cultural Resources Investigations at Selected Portions of the State-Road Coulee - Pammel Creek Flood Control Project at La Crosse, Wisconsin
This report is a cultural resource investigation of three areas within the State Road Coulee-Pammel Creek flood control project area. The three areas include a downstream section of the mississippi River floodplain at the mouth of Pammel Creek, and two adjacent areas upstream at the mouth of State Road Coulee. In project area I, shovel testing was unfeasible because of the high water table. It is recommended at a qualified archaeologist monitor t…
Floodplain Agriculture in the Driftless Area: A Reply to Overstreet
Comments offered by Overstreet are based on a misunderstanding of the physiographic setting of the Sand Lake site and selective reading of the data. The Sand Lake ridged fields are situated in a floodplain in the Driftless Area of southwestern Wisconsin, a setting very different from that of upland ridged fields in glaciated eastern Wisconsin. Overstreet attempts to refute interpretations that we have already revised significantly. Current interp…
Investigations into Oneota Ridged Field Agriculture on the Northern Margin of the Prairie Peninsula
Oneota ridged field agricultural patterns in the Driftless Area of southwestern Wisconsin are reviewed in light of data provided by archaeological and geomorphological investigations at the Sand Lake Site. This research is summarized and a new functional interpretation of agricultural ridging is presented. A multi-functional explanation is put forth centering on tillage and control of micro-environmental factors related to a short growing season
New Patterns in Special Education
Why Give “Gifts” to the Gifted? Investing in a National Resource
Why Give “Gifts” to the Gifted? Investing in a National Resource." Gifted and Talented International, 10(2), p. 93
Least restrictive environment and gifted students
Critical Marginality
Commentary on Joan Freeman: A Quality of Giftedness
Commentary on Joan Freeman: A Quality of Giftedness." Gifted and Talented International, 27(2), pp. 19–20
A Distinction between Emic Research and Etic Research
A Distinction between Emic Research and Etic Research." Gifted and Talented International, 27(1), pp. 71–72
Victim or Whore: The Similarities and Differences between Victim's Experiences of Domestic Violence and Sex Trafficking
This research review addresses the similarities and differences between domestic violence and sex trafficking victimization. While there is evidence that domestic violence and sex trafficking often co-occur, there is a large disparity in the understanding and interventions utilized by law enforcement as well as the services available for victims of each crime despite the considerable overlap of victimization. This article explores current researc…
Invisible Offenders: Estimating Online Sex Customers
Research on prostitution demand has well documented why men buy sex from girls and women, but there is very little understanding of the scope and scale of the issue. The lack of stable and valid measures of how many people buy sex from prostituted persons severely hinders the development of prevention and intervention efforts. This study developed a probability estimate of the population of active customers of online sex in the United States in a…
Forced criminality in sex trafficking situations: A focus on customer robberies
Psychology (16 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Mathematics education (8 works) · Pedagogy (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Geography (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Geology (5 works) · Archaeology and Natural History (4 works)