Andrew Waterman
Biographic Data
| ID | 4495474 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrew Waterman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrew |
| FAMILY NAME | Waterman |
| SIGNATURE | WATERMAN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Portsmouth |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Supply Chain Organizing as a Worker-led Strategy for Trade: A Case Study of Unite the Union
Global trade is often understood by trade union officials to be an abstract policy-level issue without a direct role for workers or shop floor influence. As the UK establishes an independent trade policy in the wake of Brexit, this article explores the concept of strategic supply chain organizing as the basis for a shop steward-led strategy to counter the industrial impact of trade. Based on interviews with Unite shop stewards and work with the u…
The Limits of Embedded Liberalism: TUC Strategies to Influence the Multi-Fibre Arrangement and the Gatt Social Clause, 1973–1994
This article compares how the strategy of the Trades Union Congress’ (TUC) attempts to influence the Multi-Fibre Arrangement and implement a ‘social clause’ into the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) changed between the Tokyo and the Uruguay rounds of negotiations. Based on internal TUC documents, this article specifically focuses on the UK textile industry. The article critiques and historicizes the TUC’s strategies to influence GATT…
The Risc-V Reader: An Open Architecture Atlas
Includes index
Social dilemmas and individual/group coordination strategies in a complex rural land-use game
Strengthening ongoing bottom-up capacity building processes for local and sustainable landscape-level governance is a multi-dimensional social endeavor. One of the tasks involved – participatory rural land use planning – requires more understanding and more awareness among all stakeholders regarding the social dilemmas local people confront when responding to each other’s land-use decisions. In this paper we will analyze and discuss a version of …
Social dilemmas and individual/group coordination strategies in a complex rural land-use game
Strengthening ongoing bottom-up capacity building processes for local and sustainable landscape-level governance is a multi-dimensional social endeavor. One of the tasks involved – participatory rural land use planning – requires more understanding and more awareness among all stakeholders regarding the social dilemmas local people confront when responding to each other’s land-use decisions. In this paper we will analyze and discuss a version of …
Comparative Bayesian Confirmation and the Quine–Duhem Problem: A Rejoinder to Strevens
By and large, we think (Strevens's [2005]) is a useful reply to our original critique (Fitelson and Waterman [2005]) of his article on the Quine–Duhem (QD) problem (Strevens [2001]). But, we remain unsatisfied with several aspects of his reply (and his original article). Ultimately, we do not think he properly addresses our most important worries. In this brief rejoinder, we explain our remaining worries, and we issue a revised challenge for Stre…
Still Life
As If There Were No Shadows
Bayesian Confirmation and Auxiliary Hypotheses Revisited: A Reply to Strevens
Michael Strevens ([2001]) has proposed an interesting and novel Bayesian analysis of the Quine-Duhem (Q–D) problem (i.e., the problem of auxiliary hypotheses). Strevens's analysis involves the use of a simplifying idealization concerning the original Q–D problem. We will show that this idealization is far stronger than it might appear. Indeed, we argue that Strevens's idealization oversimplifies the Q–D problem, and we propose a diagnosis of the …
In Ward 27
Cushendun
The poetic achievement of Ivor Gurney
Writing poetry
Retirement
The Torturer (For John Wain): Suburban Eden
Waking
What Remains
Bayesian Confirmation and Auxiliary Hypotheses Revisited: A Reply to Strevens
Michael Strevens ([2001]) has proposed an interesting and novel Bayesian analysis of the Quine-Duhem (Q–D) problem (i.e., the problem of auxiliary hypotheses). Strevens's analysis involves the use of a simplifying idealization concerning the original Q–D problem. We will show that this idealization is far stronger than it might appear. Indeed, we argue that Strevens's idealization oversimplifies the Q–D problem, and we propose a diagnosis of the …
Comparative Bayesian Confirmation and the Quine–Duhem Problem: A Rejoinder to Strevens
By and large, we think (Strevens's [2005]) is a useful reply to our original critique (Fitelson and Waterman [2005]) of his article on the Quine–Duhem (QD) problem (Strevens [2001]). But, we remain unsatisfied with several aspects of his reply (and his original article). Ultimately, we do not think he properly addresses our most important worries. In this brief rejoinder, we explain our remaining worries, and we issue a revised challenge for Stre…
Social dilemmas and individual/group coordination strategies in a complex rural land-use game
Strengthening ongoing bottom-up capacity building processes for local and sustainable landscape-level governance is a multi-dimensional social endeavor. One of the tasks involved – participatory rural land use planning – requires more understanding and more awareness among all stakeholders regarding the social dilemmas local people confront when responding to each other’s land-use decisions. In this paper we will analyze and discuss a version of …
What Remains
Waking
The Torturer (For John Wain): Suburban Eden
Retirement
Writing poetry
The poetic achievement of Ivor Gurney
Cushendun
In Ward 27
Bayesian Confirmation and Auxiliary Hypotheses Revisited: A Reply to Strevens
Michael Strevens ([2001]) has proposed an interesting and novel Bayesian analysis of the Quine-Duhem (Q–D) problem (i.e., the problem of auxiliary hypotheses). Strevens's analysis involves the use of a simplifying idealization concerning the original Q–D problem. We will show that this idealization is far stronger than it might appear. Indeed, we argue that Strevens's idealization oversimplifies the Q–D problem, and we propose a diagnosis of the …
Still Life
As If There Were No Shadows
Comparative Bayesian Confirmation and the Quine–Duhem Problem: A Rejoinder to Strevens
By and large, we think (Strevens's [2005]) is a useful reply to our original critique (Fitelson and Waterman [2005]) of his article on the Quine–Duhem (QD) problem (Strevens [2001]). But, we remain unsatisfied with several aspects of his reply (and his original article). Ultimately, we do not think he properly addresses our most important worries. In this brief rejoinder, we explain our remaining worries, and we issue a revised challenge for Stre…
Social dilemmas and individual/group coordination strategies in a complex rural land-use game
Strengthening ongoing bottom-up capacity building processes for local and sustainable landscape-level governance is a multi-dimensional social endeavor. One of the tasks involved – participatory rural land use planning – requires more understanding and more awareness among all stakeholders regarding the social dilemmas local people confront when responding to each other’s land-use decisions. In this paper we will analyze and discuss a version of …
Social dilemmas and individual/group coordination strategies in a complex rural land-use game
Strengthening ongoing bottom-up capacity building processes for local and sustainable landscape-level governance is a multi-dimensional social endeavor. One of the tasks involved – participatory rural land use planning – requires more understanding and more awareness among all stakeholders regarding the social dilemmas local people confront when responding to each other’s land-use decisions. In this paper we will analyze and discuss a version of …
The Risc-V Reader: An Open Architecture Atlas
Includes index
The Limits of Embedded Liberalism: TUC Strategies to Influence the Multi-Fibre Arrangement and the Gatt Social Clause, 1973–1994
This article compares how the strategy of the Trades Union Congress’ (TUC) attempts to influence the Multi-Fibre Arrangement and implement a ‘social clause’ into the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) changed between the Tokyo and the Uruguay rounds of negotiations. Based on internal TUC documents, this article specifically focuses on the UK textile industry. The article critiques and historicizes the TUC’s strategies to influence GATT…
Supply Chain Organizing as a Worker-led Strategy for Trade: A Case Study of Unite the Union
Global trade is often understood by trade union officials to be an abstract policy-level issue without a direct role for workers or shop floor influence. As the UK establishes an independent trade policy in the wake of Brexit, this article explores the concept of strategic supply chain organizing as the basis for a shop steward-led strategy to counter the industrial impact of trade. Based on interviews with Unite shop stewards and work with the u…
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