Peter Draper
Biographic Data
| ID | 3940611 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Draper |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter |
| FAMILY NAME | Draper |
| SIGNATURE | DRAPER P |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Adelaide |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9211-9831 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 23 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Impact of Due Diligence Legislation on International Trade and Business
As countries increasingly adopt due diligence legislation to promote human rights, labor standards, and environmental sustainability in global value chains, a complex dilemma arises. While these laws commendably aim to address moral and political issues in international trade, they may also impose significant costs on companies, potentially disincentivizing investment and trade. This study examines the impact of due diligence laws on internationa…
Diabetes knowledge, risk and severity perceptions, lifestyle behaviours and management barriers among Sub-Saharan African immigrants living in the UK
Type 2 diabetes shows greater incidence among ethnic minority groups than their indigenous counterparts, including Sub-Saharan African migrants in the UK. Little is known about their perceived knowledge of diabetes risks, severity and barriers, and the impact on their behaviours. Knowledge of their diabetes health is viewed through studies of other ethnic minority groups, making it difficult to differentiate findings relevant to Sub Saharan Afric…
Drivers of Inclusive Development
Concerns about socially uneven progress and inequality have regained public attention (including that of many populist politicians). The purpose of this paper is to identify the economic policies as well as economic factors that facilitate inclusive development. This paper is a first attempt to empirically estimate the drivers of inclusive development. For our empirical assessments, we apply the Multidimensional Inclusiveness Index suggested by D…
Professor Peter Kidson
Peter Kidson was certainly among the most influential medieval architectural historians of his generation in the English-speaking world, as is vividly demonstrated by the impressive array of leadin
Changing C hina, Changing A frica
Current C hina– A frica relations have been statically framed: C hina invests in the continent and exports resources extracted by its state‐owned enterprises and fuelled by aid flows, while simultaneously undercutting African industry through cheap exports. We frame this debate, then explore how the framework could adjust in response to changing economic realities in C hina, centered on the “rebalancing” of the growth model toward domestic consum…
"Funerals aren't nice but it couldn't have been nicer". The makings of a good funeral
There is growing comment in both academic and popular writing about the shape and content of funerals today, with general agreement that we are seeing marked changes with a growing trend towards secularisation and personalisation. Despite this, there is as yet relatively little systematic research on the topic. This article reports on a study funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council UK into spirituality in contemporary funerals. This qu…
Ibsa
The India, Brazil and South Africa Dialogue Forum (IBSA) established in 2003 brings together three like-minded, democratic, market economies of multi-cultural and multi-ethnic character, sharing a broadly similar economic, political and development situation. At the time of its formation IBSA was widely regarded as representing a novel form of South-South cooperation, transcending older models rooted in the logic of North-South confrontation in t…
The gateway to Africa? Geography and South Africa's role as an economic hinge joint between Africa and the world
The authors argue that South Africa's role as an economic gateway for various African countries primarily depends on geography, that is, on naturally given and man-made structures in geographical space. Hence, they first examine South Africa's location and physio-geographical conditions in Southern Africa in order to show important factors that affect the scope of the South African gateway. Second, they shed light on regional transport infrastruc…
Chinese investment in African network industries
The Philosophy of Nurse Education - By John S. Drummond & Paul Standish
L’architecture gothique et ses enjeux nationaux en Europe après la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Gothique : le qualificatif utilis pour dsigner l'art qui s'tendit en Europe du XII e au dbut du XVI e sicle a longtemps cristallis bien des enjeux nationaux. Mais pour la seconde moiti du XX e sicle, s'interroger sur cet aspect de l'historiographie ne revient pas chercher les facteurs de permanence signalant une certaine forme de continuit avec le demi-sicle prcdent marqu par les crispations nationalistes. C'est plutt envisager de manire dpassion…
Façade as Spectacle
The Sacu-US free trade agreement
The issues in the negotiations between the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) and the US for a free trade area are complex and difficult. This article looks at whether there is room for sufficient trade offs to enable a successful conclusion to the process
The College of the Vicars Choral of York Minster at Bedern
The College of the Vicars Choral of York Minster at Bedern: Architectural Fragments. by David A. Stocker." Archaeological Journal, 158(1), p. 406
Ageism (Book)
Nancy Milio's work and its importance for the development of health promotion
This review considers Nancy Milio's books and papers from the perspective of health promotion in general, and in particular, from the perspective of inter-sectoral policy, the promotion of health by the collaboration of the health-service sector with sectors outside health (such as agriculture and energy) to develop and implement health-enhancing rather than health-damaging policies in those other sectors. Milio's substantial conceptual and empir…
The Retrochoir of Winchester Cathedral
This paper reviews an article by Francis Woodman confirming his conclusion that it was originally intended to extend the retrochoir one bay further west and to demolish the Norman apse but questioning whether this intention was carried out before the rebuilding of the presbytery in the fourteenth century. Some errors of fact and misleading indications in Woodman's diagrams are also corrected and his argument that the central vault of the retrocho…
King John and St Wulfstan
In accordance with the terms of his will, King John was buried near to the shrine of St Wulfstan in Worcester cathedral despite his apparent intention earlier in the reign to be buried in a Cistercian house. When and why John might have developed his particular interest in Wulfstan, the last Anglo-Saxon bishop, are considered and attention is drawn to the relevance of a famous legend linking Wulfstan and Edward the Confessor to King John's disput…
Peter Murray and Art History
Restructuring the health service (Book)
Health care in the European Community
Rationing Health Care
Some technical considerations in planning for health
Even in Western industrialized countries which have for several decades spent around 5 per cent of their Gross National Product on health care, interest in planning for health is recent. In countries like the United States, with what is sometimes described as a pluralist system, this is scarcely surprising. When the United States is described more bluntly, as it was for example by Walter Reuther, the incompatibility of planning with the general p…
"Funerals aren't nice but it couldn't have been nicer". The makings of a good funeral
There is growing comment in both academic and popular writing about the shape and content of funerals today, with general agreement that we are seeing marked changes with a growing trend towards secularisation and personalisation. Despite this, there is as yet relatively little systematic research on the topic. This article reports on a study funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council UK into spirituality in contemporary funerals. This qu…
King John and St Wulfstan
In accordance with the terms of his will, King John was buried near to the shrine of St Wulfstan in Worcester cathedral despite his apparent intention earlier in the reign to be buried in a Cistercian house. When and why John might have developed his particular interest in Wulfstan, the last Anglo-Saxon bishop, are considered and attention is drawn to the relevance of a famous legend linking Wulfstan and Edward the Confessor to King John's disput…
Drivers of Inclusive Development
Concerns about socially uneven progress and inequality have regained public attention (including that of many populist politicians). The purpose of this paper is to identify the economic policies as well as economic factors that facilitate inclusive development. This paper is a first attempt to empirically estimate the drivers of inclusive development. For our empirical assessments, we apply the Multidimensional Inclusiveness Index suggested by D…
Changing C hina, Changing A frica
Current C hina– A frica relations have been statically framed: C hina invests in the continent and exports resources extracted by its state‐owned enterprises and fuelled by aid flows, while simultaneously undercutting African industry through cheap exports. We frame this debate, then explore how the framework could adjust in response to changing economic realities in C hina, centered on the “rebalancing” of the growth model toward domestic consum…
Ibsa
The India, Brazil and South Africa Dialogue Forum (IBSA) established in 2003 brings together three like-minded, democratic, market economies of multi-cultural and multi-ethnic character, sharing a broadly similar economic, political and development situation. At the time of its formation IBSA was widely regarded as representing a novel form of South-South cooperation, transcending older models rooted in the logic of North-South confrontation in t…
Some technical considerations in planning for health
Even in Western industrialized countries which have for several decades spent around 5 per cent of their Gross National Product on health care, interest in planning for health is recent. In countries like the United States, with what is sometimes described as a pluralist system, this is scarcely surprising. When the United States is described more bluntly, as it was for example by Walter Reuther, the incompatibility of planning with the general p…
Health care in the European Community
Rationing Health Care
Peter Murray and Art History
Restructuring the health service (Book)
King John and St Wulfstan
In accordance with the terms of his will, King John was buried near to the shrine of St Wulfstan in Worcester cathedral despite his apparent intention earlier in the reign to be buried in a Cistercian house. When and why John might have developed his particular interest in Wulfstan, the last Anglo-Saxon bishop, are considered and attention is drawn to the relevance of a famous legend linking Wulfstan and Edward the Confessor to King John's disput…
Nancy Milio's work and its importance for the development of health promotion
This review considers Nancy Milio's books and papers from the perspective of health promotion in general, and in particular, from the perspective of inter-sectoral policy, the promotion of health by the collaboration of the health-service sector with sectors outside health (such as agriculture and energy) to develop and implement health-enhancing rather than health-damaging policies in those other sectors. Milio's substantial conceptual and empir…
The Retrochoir of Winchester Cathedral
This paper reviews an article by Francis Woodman confirming his conclusion that it was originally intended to extend the retrochoir one bay further west and to demolish the Norman apse but questioning whether this intention was carried out before the rebuilding of the presbytery in the fourteenth century. Some errors of fact and misleading indications in Woodman's diagrams are also corrected and his argument that the central vault of the retrocho…
Ageism (Book)
The College of the Vicars Choral of York Minster at Bedern
The College of the Vicars Choral of York Minster at Bedern: Architectural Fragments. by David A. Stocker." Archaeological Journal, 158(1), p. 406
The Sacu-US free trade agreement
The issues in the negotiations between the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) and the US for a free trade area are complex and difficult. This article looks at whether there is room for sufficient trade offs to enable a successful conclusion to the process
Façade as Spectacle
L’architecture gothique et ses enjeux nationaux en Europe après la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Gothique : le qualificatif utilis pour dsigner l'art qui s'tendit en Europe du XII e au dbut du XVI e sicle a longtemps cristallis bien des enjeux nationaux. Mais pour la seconde moiti du XX e sicle, s'interroger sur cet aspect de l'historiographie ne revient pas chercher les facteurs de permanence signalant une certaine forme de continuit avec le demi-sicle prcdent marqu par les crispations nationalistes. C'est plutt envisager de manire dpassion…
The Philosophy of Nurse Education - By John S. Drummond & Paul Standish
Chinese investment in African network industries
The gateway to Africa? Geography and South Africa's role as an economic hinge joint between Africa and the world
The authors argue that South Africa's role as an economic gateway for various African countries primarily depends on geography, that is, on naturally given and man-made structures in geographical space. Hence, they first examine South Africa's location and physio-geographical conditions in Southern Africa in order to show important factors that affect the scope of the South African gateway. Second, they shed light on regional transport infrastruc…
"Funerals aren't nice but it couldn't have been nicer". The makings of a good funeral
There is growing comment in both academic and popular writing about the shape and content of funerals today, with general agreement that we are seeing marked changes with a growing trend towards secularisation and personalisation. Despite this, there is as yet relatively little systematic research on the topic. This article reports on a study funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council UK into spirituality in contemporary funerals. This qu…
Ibsa
The India, Brazil and South Africa Dialogue Forum (IBSA) established in 2003 brings together three like-minded, democratic, market economies of multi-cultural and multi-ethnic character, sharing a broadly similar economic, political and development situation. At the time of its formation IBSA was widely regarded as representing a novel form of South-South cooperation, transcending older models rooted in the logic of North-South confrontation in t…
Changing C hina, Changing A frica
Current C hina– A frica relations have been statically framed: C hina invests in the continent and exports resources extracted by its state‐owned enterprises and fuelled by aid flows, while simultaneously undercutting African industry through cheap exports. We frame this debate, then explore how the framework could adjust in response to changing economic realities in C hina, centered on the “rebalancing” of the growth model toward domestic consum…
Professor Peter Kidson
Peter Kidson was certainly among the most influential medieval architectural historians of his generation in the English-speaking world, as is vividly demonstrated by the impressive array of leadin
Drivers of Inclusive Development
Concerns about socially uneven progress and inequality have regained public attention (including that of many populist politicians). The purpose of this paper is to identify the economic policies as well as economic factors that facilitate inclusive development. This paper is a first attempt to empirically estimate the drivers of inclusive development. For our empirical assessments, we apply the Multidimensional Inclusiveness Index suggested by D…
The Impact of Due Diligence Legislation on International Trade and Business
As countries increasingly adopt due diligence legislation to promote human rights, labor standards, and environmental sustainability in global value chains, a complex dilemma arises. While these laws commendably aim to address moral and political issues in international trade, they may also impose significant costs on companies, potentially disincentivizing investment and trade. This study examines the impact of due diligence laws on internationa…
Diabetes knowledge, risk and severity perceptions, lifestyle behaviours and management barriers among Sub-Saharan African immigrants living in the UK
Type 2 diabetes shows greater incidence among ethnic minority groups than their indigenous counterparts, including Sub-Saharan African migrants in the UK. Little is known about their perceived knowledge of diabetes risks, severity and barriers, and the impact on their behaviours. Knowledge of their diabetes health is viewed through studies of other ethnic minority groups, making it difficult to differentiate findings relevant to Sub Saharan Afric…
Political science (10 works) · Economics (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Art (6 works) · History (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Classics (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Art history (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works)