Justin T Piccorelli
Biographic Data
| ID | 4395958 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Justin T Piccorelli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Justin T |
| FAMILY NAME | Piccorelli |
| SIGNATURE | PICCORELLI J T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wyoming |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8099-3249 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Case of Donald Trump and the Goldwater Rule: Politics and Professional Ethics Intertwined
In 1964, after a group of psychiatrists questioned Barry Goldwater’s mental health during the presidential campaign, the Goldwater rule became part of American Psychiatric Association’s medical ethics. The events surrounding the Goldwater rule indicate changes in the practice of psychiatry, but also politics. More recently, thirty-seven psychiatrists were compelled to question the mental health of President Donald Trump believing their greatest r…
Acknowledging Cocaine Capital in Central American Development
Cocaine trafficking has a significant but understudied influence on Central American economies. The economic implications of this trade have repercussions for both regional development and drug control policy debates, and therefore deserve greater attention. Towards that end, in this paper we provide estimates of 1) the value of trade of primary cocaine movements that were delivered to Central America, by country (excluding El Salvador) between 2…
The Judging Spectator and Forensic Video Analysis: Technological Implications for How We Think and Administer Justice
The listening hermeneutic of public servants: Building on the implicit
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the concept of phenomenological or attuned listening and explore its implications for deliberative governance. Drawing on examples from urban planning and city administration, we make a case for listening as a hermeneutic phenomenological practice of crucial importance for public organizations. Design/methodology/approach This research relies on interpretive phenomenology, critical reflection, and p…
Exiled to Main Street: How government's use of social media diminishes public space
Public administrators have long treated their connections with citizens as tools for efficiently achieving results. As Dwight Waldo once commented, their key political concern has been, “How much democracy can we afford?” Increasing use of social media technologies appears to expand citizen input at greatly reduced cost. On the basis of phenomenological investigation of virtual citizen–government relationships, we argue that the political consequ…
Dementors Circling Higher Education: Countering the Administrative Mood ( Stimmung ) of Empirical Science
Maurice Merleau-Ponty was concerned with our tendency to place greater value on numbers than they ought to have, and in response called for science to return to the “soil” (Merleau-Ponty, 1964 Merleau-Ponty, M. (1964). “Eye and Mind.” In Primacy of perception: and other essays on phenomenological psychology, the philosophy of art, history and politics. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. [Google Scholar]) . Other thinkers like Follett, A…
From Grout to Grip: Intentionality and the Freedom to Gain a Feel for the Work
This article explores the different understandings of intentionality as applied to the San Francisco cable car transportation employees. We argue that part of doing work requires a person to act and choose, meaning foreclosing on some possibilities while attending to others as an intentional expression of freedom. We draw a parallel between cable car operators and public administrators and suggest that each has to do more than just learn a set of…
Chains of Freedom: A View from Erich Fromm on Individuality Within Organizations
Do individuals have freedom or are they free? This project utilizes phenomenology and Erich Fromm's concepts of having and being to explore the issue of awareness through the lens of individuals working in public and private organizations. It argues that awareness of freedom is not only structurally constrained within organizations, but serves to conflate a way of being. Further, it suggests, individuals, and especially societal leaders, have a r…
Chains of Freedom: A View from Erich Fromm on Individuality Within Organizations
Do individuals have freedom or are they free? This project utilizes phenomenology and Erich Fromm's concepts of having and being to explore the issue of awareness through the lens of individuals working in public and private organizations. It argues that awareness of freedom is not only structurally constrained within organizations, but serves to conflate a way of being. Further, it suggests, individuals, and especially societal leaders, have a r…
Exiled to Main Street: How government's use of social media diminishes public space
Public administrators have long treated their connections with citizens as tools for efficiently achieving results. As Dwight Waldo once commented, their key political concern has been, “How much democracy can we afford?” Increasing use of social media technologies appears to expand citizen input at greatly reduced cost. On the basis of phenomenological investigation of virtual citizen–government relationships, we argue that the political consequ…
Dementors Circling Higher Education: Countering the Administrative Mood ( Stimmung ) of Empirical Science
Maurice Merleau-Ponty was concerned with our tendency to place greater value on numbers than they ought to have, and in response called for science to return to the “soil” (Merleau-Ponty, 1964 Merleau-Ponty, M. (1964). “Eye and Mind.” In Primacy of perception: and other essays on phenomenological psychology, the philosophy of art, history and politics. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. [Google Scholar]) . Other thinkers like Follett, A…
Acknowledging Cocaine Capital in Central American Development
Cocaine trafficking has a significant but understudied influence on Central American economies. The economic implications of this trade have repercussions for both regional development and drug control policy debates, and therefore deserve greater attention. Towards that end, in this paper we provide estimates of 1) the value of trade of primary cocaine movements that were delivered to Central America, by country (excluding El Salvador) between 2…
From Grout to Grip: Intentionality and the Freedom to Gain a Feel for the Work
This article explores the different understandings of intentionality as applied to the San Francisco cable car transportation employees. We argue that part of doing work requires a person to act and choose, meaning foreclosing on some possibilities while attending to others as an intentional expression of freedom. We draw a parallel between cable car operators and public administrators and suggest that each has to do more than just learn a set of…
Chains of Freedom: A View from Erich Fromm on Individuality Within Organizations
Do individuals have freedom or are they free? This project utilizes phenomenology and Erich Fromm's concepts of having and being to explore the issue of awareness through the lens of individuals working in public and private organizations. It argues that awareness of freedom is not only structurally constrained within organizations, but serves to conflate a way of being. Further, it suggests, individuals, and especially societal leaders, have a r…
From Grout to Grip: Intentionality and the Freedom to Gain a Feel for the Work
This article explores the different understandings of intentionality as applied to the San Francisco cable car transportation employees. We argue that part of doing work requires a person to act and choose, meaning foreclosing on some possibilities while attending to others as an intentional expression of freedom. We draw a parallel between cable car operators and public administrators and suggest that each has to do more than just learn a set of…
Dementors Circling Higher Education: Countering the Administrative Mood ( Stimmung ) of Empirical Science
Maurice Merleau-Ponty was concerned with our tendency to place greater value on numbers than they ought to have, and in response called for science to return to the “soil” (Merleau-Ponty, 1964 Merleau-Ponty, M. (1964). “Eye and Mind.” In Primacy of perception: and other essays on phenomenological psychology, the philosophy of art, history and politics. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press. [Google Scholar]) . Other thinkers like Follett, A…
Exiled to Main Street: How government's use of social media diminishes public space
Public administrators have long treated their connections with citizens as tools for efficiently achieving results. As Dwight Waldo once commented, their key political concern has been, “How much democracy can we afford?” Increasing use of social media technologies appears to expand citizen input at greatly reduced cost. On the basis of phenomenological investigation of virtual citizen–government relationships, we argue that the political consequ…
The listening hermeneutic of public servants: Building on the implicit
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the concept of phenomenological or attuned listening and explore its implications for deliberative governance. Drawing on examples from urban planning and city administration, we make a case for listening as a hermeneutic phenomenological practice of crucial importance for public organizations. Design/methodology/approach This research relies on interpretive phenomenology, critical reflection, and p…
The Judging Spectator and Forensic Video Analysis: Technological Implications for How We Think and Administer Justice
The Case of Donald Trump and the Goldwater Rule: Politics and Professional Ethics Intertwined
In 1964, after a group of psychiatrists questioned Barry Goldwater’s mental health during the presidential campaign, the Goldwater rule became part of American Psychiatric Association’s medical ethics. The events surrounding the Goldwater rule indicate changes in the practice of psychiatry, but also politics. More recently, thirty-seven psychiatrists were compelled to question the mental health of President Donald Trump believing their greatest r…
Acknowledging Cocaine Capital in Central American Development
Cocaine trafficking has a significant but understudied influence on Central American economies. The economic implications of this trade have repercussions for both regional development and drug control policy debates, and therefore deserve greater attention. Towards that end, in this paper we provide estimates of 1) the value of trade of primary cocaine movements that were delivered to Central America, by country (excluding El Salvador) between 2…
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