David Gould
Biographic Data
| ID | 3957378 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Gould |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Gould |
| SIGNATURE | GOULD D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Exeter |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1227-4485 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The power of the past: Materializing collective memory at early medieval lordly centres
The repurposing of earlier sites and monuments is an enduringly popular theme in early medieval archaeology, but in England it has attracted little interest among Late Saxon and early post‐Conquest studies. From the tenth century, however, an increasingly prevalent pattern is discernible of secular lords locating their power centres in relation to earlier features. A variety of evidence for such correlations is presented here, demonstrating reuse…
Where Power Lies: Lordly Power Centres in the English Landscape C. 800–1200
Toward the end of the first millennium ad , a burgeoning class of secular elites emerged throughout western Europe who developed local power centres to denote their prestige. Seigneurial investment was prioritised towards residences, as well as churches and chapels, the two elements often paired into single places in the landscape. In England, our understanding of these complexes is limited due to scant excavated evidence and skewed by the impact…
Undrowned
The distribution of rabbit warrens in medieval England: An east–west divide
Following their introduction into the British Isles by the Normans, rabbits were farmed in manmade warrens called coneygarths, whose so-called pillow mounds encouraged the species to burrow and facilitated their capture. The construction of pillow mounds represents a remarkably long-lived form of animal husbandry, which in some places, notably Dartmoor, remained in use until the early twentieth century. Despite some potential for surviving mediev…
After Heysel: How Italy lost the football ‘peace’
In May 1985 in the Heysel stadium in Brussels English football stood disgraced and excluded from Europe following televised crowd disorder among Liverpool supporters at the European Cup final. Thirty-nine, mainly Italian, football fans were crushed to death in the ensuing stadium panic. The prognosis then for the English game was bleak; it was racked by fan racism and hooliganism, and it had poorly appointed stadiums and deep financial fissures. …
Young Adult Caregivers: A First Look at an Unstudied Population
Objectives. We examined the prevalence, characteristics, and responsibilities of young adults aged 18 to 25 years who are caregivers for ill, elderly, or disabled family members or friends. Methods. We analyzed 2 previously published national studies (from 1998 and 2004) of adult caregivers. Results. Young adult caregivers make up between 12% and 18% of the total number of adult caregivers. Over half are male, and the average age is 21. Most youn…
When the Caregiver Needs Care: The Plight of Vulnerable Caregivers
Objectives. This study examined the characteristics, activities, and challenges of high-risk informal caregivers. Methods. Telephone interviews were conducted with a nationally representative cross-section of 1002 informal caregivers. Vulnerable caregivers with poor health or a serious health condition were compared with nonvulnerable caregivers. Results. Thirty-six percent of caregivers were vulnerable. Compared with nonvulnerable caregivers, vu…
Reproduction et changement dans la formation administrative: Approches traditionnelles et approches managériales — Rapport de synthèse
Bureaucratic Corruption and Underdevelopment in the Third World, The Case of Zaire
Development Administration in the Eighties: New Agendas or Old Perspectives
Bureaucratic Corruption and Underdevelopment in the Third World: The Case of Zaïre
La multirationalité et le sous-développement: Écologie Du Processus Décisionnel Dans l'Administration Locale Zaïroise
All administrative structures are affected by their cultural, social, economic, and political environments. The daily interactions between the two sectors comprise the substance of the administrative activity. In 1973 Zaïre's local administration was subjected to a reform which centralized and standardized its structures. This article examines the reform of the administration from the perspective of social underdevelopment. The local administrati…
Local Administration in Zaïre and Underdevelopment
Thisarticle is an exploratory attempt to understand the state of underdevelopment in contemporary Zaïre through a study of bureaucratic decision-making process at the local level. It is based on a series of investigations which the author and a group of colleagues carried out in 13zonesin Shaba Region during 1975 and 1976, but our reflections have evolved considerably since then and, to a large extent, have outstripped the reach of the research d…
Improving fudicial Administration: Some Comparisons between Modernized and Modernizing Countries
Horizons of Research on the International Civil Service
THE INTERNATIONAL CIVIL SERVICE has been a phenomenon of importance for a half-century, but it has been the object of sustained scholarly attention only recently. The attention which the topic has received varies in quality and in genre. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the basic forms which research and scholarship on the international civil service have taken and to indicate the possible directions of future research emphases. Five genre…
Young Adult Caregivers: A First Look at an Unstudied Population
Objectives. We examined the prevalence, characteristics, and responsibilities of young adults aged 18 to 25 years who are caregivers for ill, elderly, or disabled family members or friends. Methods. We analyzed 2 previously published national studies (from 1998 and 2004) of adult caregivers. Results. Young adult caregivers make up between 12% and 18% of the total number of adult caregivers. Over half are male, and the average age is 21. Most youn…
When the Caregiver Needs Care: The Plight of Vulnerable Caregivers
Objectives. This study examined the characteristics, activities, and challenges of high-risk informal caregivers. Methods. Telephone interviews were conducted with a nationally representative cross-section of 1002 informal caregivers. Vulnerable caregivers with poor health or a serious health condition were compared with nonvulnerable caregivers. Results. Thirty-six percent of caregivers were vulnerable. Compared with nonvulnerable caregivers, vu…
Horizons of Research on the International Civil Service
THE INTERNATIONAL CIVIL SERVICE has been a phenomenon of importance for a half-century, but it has been the object of sustained scholarly attention only recently. The attention which the topic has received varies in quality and in genre. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the basic forms which research and scholarship on the international civil service have taken and to indicate the possible directions of future research emphases. Five genre…
Development Administration in the Eighties: New Agendas or Old Perspectives
After Heysel: How Italy lost the football ‘peace’
In May 1985 in the Heysel stadium in Brussels English football stood disgraced and excluded from Europe following televised crowd disorder among Liverpool supporters at the European Cup final. Thirty-nine, mainly Italian, football fans were crushed to death in the ensuing stadium panic. The prognosis then for the English game was bleak; it was racked by fan racism and hooliganism, and it had poorly appointed stadiums and deep financial fissures. …
Local Administration in Zaïre and Underdevelopment
Thisarticle is an exploratory attempt to understand the state of underdevelopment in contemporary Zaïre through a study of bureaucratic decision-making process at the local level. It is based on a series of investigations which the author and a group of colleagues carried out in 13zonesin Shaba Region during 1975 and 1976, but our reflections have evolved considerably since then and, to a large extent, have outstripped the reach of the research d…
Horizons of Research on the International Civil Service
THE INTERNATIONAL CIVIL SERVICE has been a phenomenon of importance for a half-century, but it has been the object of sustained scholarly attention only recently. The attention which the topic has received varies in quality and in genre. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the basic forms which research and scholarship on the international civil service have taken and to indicate the possible directions of future research emphases. Five genre…
Improving fudicial Administration: Some Comparisons between Modernized and Modernizing Countries
La multirationalité et le sous-développement: Écologie Du Processus Décisionnel Dans l'Administration Locale Zaïroise
All administrative structures are affected by their cultural, social, economic, and political environments. The daily interactions between the two sectors comprise the substance of the administrative activity. In 1973 Zaïre's local administration was subjected to a reform which centralized and standardized its structures. This article examines the reform of the administration from the perspective of social underdevelopment. The local administrati…
Local Administration in Zaïre and Underdevelopment
Thisarticle is an exploratory attempt to understand the state of underdevelopment in contemporary Zaïre through a study of bureaucratic decision-making process at the local level. It is based on a series of investigations which the author and a group of colleagues carried out in 13zonesin Shaba Region during 1975 and 1976, but our reflections have evolved considerably since then and, to a large extent, have outstripped the reach of the research d…
Development Administration in the Eighties: New Agendas or Old Perspectives
Bureaucratic Corruption and Underdevelopment in the Third World: The Case of Zaïre
Bureaucratic Corruption and Underdevelopment in the Third World, The Case of Zaire
Reproduction et changement dans la formation administrative: Approches traditionnelles et approches managériales — Rapport de synthèse
When the Caregiver Needs Care: The Plight of Vulnerable Caregivers
Objectives. This study examined the characteristics, activities, and challenges of high-risk informal caregivers. Methods. Telephone interviews were conducted with a nationally representative cross-section of 1002 informal caregivers. Vulnerable caregivers with poor health or a serious health condition were compared with nonvulnerable caregivers. Results. Thirty-six percent of caregivers were vulnerable. Compared with nonvulnerable caregivers, vu…
Young Adult Caregivers: A First Look at an Unstudied Population
Objectives. We examined the prevalence, characteristics, and responsibilities of young adults aged 18 to 25 years who are caregivers for ill, elderly, or disabled family members or friends. Methods. We analyzed 2 previously published national studies (from 1998 and 2004) of adult caregivers. Results. Young adult caregivers make up between 12% and 18% of the total number of adult caregivers. Over half are male, and the average age is 21. Most youn…
After Heysel: How Italy lost the football ‘peace’
In May 1985 in the Heysel stadium in Brussels English football stood disgraced and excluded from Europe following televised crowd disorder among Liverpool supporters at the European Cup final. Thirty-nine, mainly Italian, football fans were crushed to death in the ensuing stadium panic. The prognosis then for the English game was bleak; it was racked by fan racism and hooliganism, and it had poorly appointed stadiums and deep financial fissures. …
The distribution of rabbit warrens in medieval England: An east–west divide
Following their introduction into the British Isles by the Normans, rabbits were farmed in manmade warrens called coneygarths, whose so-called pillow mounds encouraged the species to burrow and facilitated their capture. The construction of pillow mounds represents a remarkably long-lived form of animal husbandry, which in some places, notably Dartmoor, remained in use until the early twentieth century. Despite some potential for surviving mediev…
Undrowned
Where Power Lies: Lordly Power Centres in the English Landscape C. 800–1200
Toward the end of the first millennium ad , a burgeoning class of secular elites emerged throughout western Europe who developed local power centres to denote their prestige. Seigneurial investment was prioritised towards residences, as well as churches and chapels, the two elements often paired into single places in the landscape. In England, our understanding of these complexes is limited due to scant excavated evidence and skewed by the impact…
The power of the past: Materializing collective memory at early medieval lordly centres
The repurposing of earlier sites and monuments is an enduringly popular theme in early medieval archaeology, but in England it has attracted little interest among Late Saxon and early post‐Conquest studies. From the tenth century, however, an increasingly prevalent pattern is discernible of secular lords locating their power centres in relation to earlier features. A variety of evidence for such correlations is presented here, demonstrating reuse…
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