Ceridwen Owens
Biographic Data
| ID | 4453307 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ceridwen Owens |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ceridwen |
| FAMILY NAME | Owens |
| SIGNATURE | OWENS C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tasmania |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0693-386X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Improving housing outcomes for people with disability
Feeling higher education futures
Digitally enabled technologies and pedagogies, including the use of AI technologies, have become integral to higher education. Despite this, online teaching continues to give rise to particularly strong and variable affective responses, responses which orient the academics who feel them towards possible futures, whether desired or feared. In this paper, we consider what affective imaginaries might be informing the future of online teaching within…
Subjective well-being of people with disability in Tasmania
Despite recent legislative and policy reforms, people with disability in Australia and globally remain disproportionately affected by inequalities in the social determinants of health. Neighborhoods are recognized as important settings for addressing the social determinants through the livability model of urban planning. However, people with disability remain underrepresented in research investigating livable and health-promoting neighborhoods. T…
Transforming Home
As the private dwelling becomes the preferred site of care for individuals with a variety of complex needs, there has been a burgeoning interest in housing adaptations and the impact on experiences of home. The majority of studies are situated within the contexts of ageing, the disabled body and chronic medical conditions. In this paper, we present the results of a self-directed photography pilot study exploring the experience of carers of childr…
Regenerative Tourism
The term regenerative has emerged in recent years to challenge perceived inadequacies inherent in the concept of sustainability predicated on restraint rather than restoration. The application of this ideal to the arena of tourism is both pertinent and problematic. This paper explores some of the challenges of relating these concepts. Specifically, it addresses the design of ecotourism facilities and the regenerative potential of interpretation a…
Improving through Benchmarking
Rising public expectations for higher-quality, more cost-effective services are radically altering the way municipalities deliver utility services. In increasing numbers, many local governments are introducing competition, through private sector contract operation companies, into their water and wastewater utilities. Once foreign to public utility managers, the concepts, behavior, and work practices of a competitive market increasingly are becomi…
City Government in Plock an Emerging Urban Regime in Poland
While most academic inquiry has focused on the new national government in postsocialist Poland, much of the responsibility for establishing democratic institutions and practices and a market economy has been delegated by Parliament (Sejm) to the local level. This has placed extreme stress on the local government arrangement. This study does two things: It examines Sejm’s 1990 local government system as implemented in the city of Block and reveals…
The Politics of Unigov
City Government in Plock an Emerging Urban Regime in Poland
While most academic inquiry has focused on the new national government in postsocialist Poland, much of the responsibility for establishing democratic institutions and practices and a market economy has been delegated by Parliament (Sejm) to the local level. This has placed extreme stress on the local government arrangement. This study does two things: It examines Sejm’s 1990 local government system as implemented in the city of Block and reveals…
Regenerative Tourism
The term regenerative has emerged in recent years to challenge perceived inadequacies inherent in the concept of sustainability predicated on restraint rather than restoration. The application of this ideal to the arena of tourism is both pertinent and problematic. This paper explores some of the challenges of relating these concepts. Specifically, it addresses the design of ecotourism facilities and the regenerative potential of interpretation a…
Improving through Benchmarking
Rising public expectations for higher-quality, more cost-effective services are radically altering the way municipalities deliver utility services. In increasing numbers, many local governments are introducing competition, through private sector contract operation companies, into their water and wastewater utilities. Once foreign to public utility managers, the concepts, behavior, and work practices of a competitive market increasingly are becomi…
The Politics of Unigov
City Government in Plock an Emerging Urban Regime in Poland
While most academic inquiry has focused on the new national government in postsocialist Poland, much of the responsibility for establishing democratic institutions and practices and a market economy has been delegated by Parliament (Sejm) to the local level. This has placed extreme stress on the local government arrangement. This study does two things: It examines Sejm’s 1990 local government system as implemented in the city of Block and reveals…
Improving through Benchmarking
Rising public expectations for higher-quality, more cost-effective services are radically altering the way municipalities deliver utility services. In increasing numbers, many local governments are introducing competition, through private sector contract operation companies, into their water and wastewater utilities. Once foreign to public utility managers, the concepts, behavior, and work practices of a competitive market increasingly are becomi…
Regenerative Tourism
The term regenerative has emerged in recent years to challenge perceived inadequacies inherent in the concept of sustainability predicated on restraint rather than restoration. The application of this ideal to the arena of tourism is both pertinent and problematic. This paper explores some of the challenges of relating these concepts. Specifically, it addresses the design of ecotourism facilities and the regenerative potential of interpretation a…
Transforming Home
As the private dwelling becomes the preferred site of care for individuals with a variety of complex needs, there has been a burgeoning interest in housing adaptations and the impact on experiences of home. The majority of studies are situated within the contexts of ageing, the disabled body and chronic medical conditions. In this paper, we present the results of a self-directed photography pilot study exploring the experience of carers of childr…
Improving housing outcomes for people with disability
Feeling higher education futures
Digitally enabled technologies and pedagogies, including the use of AI technologies, have become integral to higher education. Despite this, online teaching continues to give rise to particularly strong and variable affective responses, responses which orient the academics who feel them towards possible futures, whether desired or feared. In this paper, we consider what affective imaginaries might be informing the future of online teaching within…
Subjective well-being of people with disability in Tasmania
Despite recent legislative and policy reforms, people with disability in Australia and globally remain disproportionately affected by inequalities in the social determinants of health. Neighborhoods are recognized as important settings for addressing the social determinants through the livability model of urban planning. However, people with disability remain underrepresented in research investigating livable and health-promoting neighborhoods. T…
Political science (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Law (2 works)