M Hill
Biographic Data
| ID | 4540 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M Hill |
| GIVEN NAMES | M |
| FAMILY NAME | Hill |
| SIGNATURE | HILL M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oxford |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7699-7095 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Understanding Student Beliefs and Choices Related to Cross-Enrollment to Square Practice with Theory
College students make repeated course enrollment decisions, which are informed by their beliefs and preferences about course and institutional characteristics. Cross-enrollment, an enrollment pattern in which community college students simultaneously take a class at a 4-year college or university while still enrolled in classes at their community college, poses unique considerations. This article examines community college students’ beliefs and p…
I Don’t Think the System Will Ever be the Same”: Distance Education Leaders’ Predictions and Recommendations for the Use of Online Learning in Community Colleges Post-Covid
While the COVID-19 pandemic necessitated the short-term use of online courses, colleges' experiences with COVID-era online course delivery may also affect the way that they offer and approach online courses going forward.We draw on interviews with 35 distance education leaders from the California Community Colleges system to provide insights into how the use of online education may change in the system going forward.Leaders predicted that post-pa…
The state role in civilising childcare – comparing policy intentions with childcare in Brazil and Denmark
It has become universal to claim a relationship between social cohesion and quality public childcare. The more we invest in our children, the better the return later in life. We explore how childcare is used to strengthen social life by comparing the state role in civilising childcare as described in policy and educational guidelines. At one level, we find that policy intentions are framed by the idea of using childcare to reduce inequalities bet…
‘Dead Forever’: An ethnographic study of young children's interests, funds of knowledge and working theories in free play
Soundtracking a Micronation: Neurobash's engagement with Ladonia
Ladonia, conceived and helmed by artist Lars Vilks since its inception in 1996, operates as a physical and online micronation that is particularly concerned with freedom of artistic expression. While much of the creative activity undertaken in -and in association with -Ladonia has involved sculptural work, the micronation also appointed the electronic music ensemble Neurobash as its official band in 2006-2008. This article explores the ensemble's…
Social networks amongst older people in OECD countries: A Qualitative Comparative Analysis
Using data from The International Social Survey Programme this paper compares the social networks of those aged 50 and above in 18 countries. Two different types of networks are conceptualised: family contact and community participation. Using qualitative comparative analysis (QCA), international sets are established for four groups of countries. Set one includes countries that only satisfy a minimal number of social network thresholds (France, N…
Rediscovering Grigory Stroganoff as a collector of Egyptian art
A famed connoisseur of European paintings and of objects of fine art from many cultures, Count Grigory Sergeievich Stroganoff of Rome, Paris, and St Petersburg also had a large collection of Egyptian art. This early Egyptian collection was dispersed with scarcely any record at the time of Stroganoff's death, and so has been known almost exclusively from a slender booklet produced in connection with an exhibition mounted in 1880 in Aachen. The thr…
The Historical Roots of Reverse Orientalism and Their Recapitulation in Wo Chang’s England through Chinese Spectacles (1897)
The Religious Condition of Ireland, 1770-1850
‘The religious history of Ireland', argues Nigel Yates, ‘has, almost invariably, been set in a political context and written from a denominational perspective' (p. xx). In an effort to redress this historiographical imbalance, he adopts in this publication a socio-historical, non-denominational approach, playing down these more divisive aspects to focus instead on the less controversial but critical ways in which the Irish churches served their c…
Inca of the Blood, Inca of the Soul: Embodiment, Emotion, and Racialization in the Peruvian Mystical Tourist Industry
In the context of the globalizing New Age movement and of the "turismo mistico" (mystical tourism) industry emanating from Peru, white and mestizo New Age practitioners and tourists fashion ideologies emphasizing the spiritual energy which supposedly resides in Quechua bodies, even as they freely appropriate Quechua cosmology and ritual for a hybridized New Age Andean spirituality. This case shows how racialized structural inequalities are expres…
The trouble we've seen: Women's stories from the north of ireland by Silvia Calamati, 119 pages, Beyond the Pale Publications, Belfast, 2002, UK £5.99 paper
Age at marriage in Malaysia
Multiple Objectives in Outdoor Recreation Planning
Outdoor recreation services are usually intended to serve multiple objectives. The evaluation of outdoor recreation policies should thus be based on the assessment of the extent that these services meet their intended objectives. In this paper quantitative indices measuring the extent of goal achievement are developed for several objectives. These include efficiency benefits and indices of distributional equity, choice and nature preservation. A …
Royal Commissions and Departmental Committees in Britain
A Computer Model for the Spatial Allocation of Activities in a Region
A computer model for allocating activities in regional space in order to achieve multiple objectives is proposed. The application of the model is illustrated
Community concepts and applications
Inca of the Blood, Inca of the Soul: Embodiment, Emotion, and Racialization in the Peruvian Mystical Tourist Industry
In the context of the globalizing New Age movement and of the "turismo mistico" (mystical tourism) industry emanating from Peru, white and mestizo New Age practitioners and tourists fashion ideologies emphasizing the spiritual energy which supposedly resides in Quechua bodies, even as they freely appropriate Quechua cosmology and ritual for a hybridized New Age Andean spirituality. This case shows how racialized structural inequalities are expres…
I Don’t Think the System Will Ever be the Same”: Distance Education Leaders’ Predictions and Recommendations for the Use of Online Learning in Community Colleges Post-Covid
While the COVID-19 pandemic necessitated the short-term use of online courses, colleges' experiences with COVID-era online course delivery may also affect the way that they offer and approach online courses going forward.We draw on interviews with 35 distance education leaders from the California Community Colleges system to provide insights into how the use of online education may change in the system going forward.Leaders predicted that post-pa…
Social networks amongst older people in OECD countries: A Qualitative Comparative Analysis
Using data from The International Social Survey Programme this paper compares the social networks of those aged 50 and above in 18 countries. Two different types of networks are conceptualised: family contact and community participation. Using qualitative comparative analysis (QCA), international sets are established for four groups of countries. Set one includes countries that only satisfy a minimal number of social network thresholds (France, N…
Age at marriage in Malaysia
Multiple Objectives in Outdoor Recreation Planning
Outdoor recreation services are usually intended to serve multiple objectives. The evaluation of outdoor recreation policies should thus be based on the assessment of the extent that these services meet their intended objectives. In this paper quantitative indices measuring the extent of goal achievement are developed for several objectives. These include efficiency benefits and indices of distributional equity, choice and nature preservation. A …
The state role in civilising childcare – comparing policy intentions with childcare in Brazil and Denmark
It has become universal to claim a relationship between social cohesion and quality public childcare. The more we invest in our children, the better the return later in life. We explore how childcare is used to strengthen social life by comparing the state role in civilising childcare as described in policy and educational guidelines. At one level, we find that policy intentions are framed by the idea of using childcare to reduce inequalities bet…
Soundtracking a Micronation: Neurobash's engagement with Ladonia
Ladonia, conceived and helmed by artist Lars Vilks since its inception in 1996, operates as a physical and online micronation that is particularly concerned with freedom of artistic expression. While much of the creative activity undertaken in -and in association with -Ladonia has involved sculptural work, the micronation also appointed the electronic music ensemble Neurobash as its official band in 2006-2008. This article explores the ensemble's…
Community concepts and applications
A Computer Model for the Spatial Allocation of Activities in a Region
A computer model for allocating activities in regional space in order to achieve multiple objectives is proposed. The application of the model is illustrated
Royal Commissions and Departmental Committees in Britain
Multiple Objectives in Outdoor Recreation Planning
Outdoor recreation services are usually intended to serve multiple objectives. The evaluation of outdoor recreation policies should thus be based on the assessment of the extent that these services meet their intended objectives. In this paper quantitative indices measuring the extent of goal achievement are developed for several objectives. These include efficiency benefits and indices of distributional equity, choice and nature preservation. A …
Age at marriage in Malaysia
The trouble we've seen: Women's stories from the north of ireland by Silvia Calamati, 119 pages, Beyond the Pale Publications, Belfast, 2002, UK £5.99 paper
The Religious Condition of Ireland, 1770-1850
‘The religious history of Ireland', argues Nigel Yates, ‘has, almost invariably, been set in a political context and written from a denominational perspective' (p. xx). In an effort to redress this historiographical imbalance, he adopts in this publication a socio-historical, non-denominational approach, playing down these more divisive aspects to focus instead on the less controversial but critical ways in which the Irish churches served their c…
Inca of the Blood, Inca of the Soul: Embodiment, Emotion, and Racialization in the Peruvian Mystical Tourist Industry
In the context of the globalizing New Age movement and of the "turismo mistico" (mystical tourism) industry emanating from Peru, white and mestizo New Age practitioners and tourists fashion ideologies emphasizing the spiritual energy which supposedly resides in Quechua bodies, even as they freely appropriate Quechua cosmology and ritual for a hybridized New Age Andean spirituality. This case shows how racialized structural inequalities are expres…
Rediscovering Grigory Stroganoff as a collector of Egyptian art
A famed connoisseur of European paintings and of objects of fine art from many cultures, Count Grigory Sergeievich Stroganoff of Rome, Paris, and St Petersburg also had a large collection of Egyptian art. This early Egyptian collection was dispersed with scarcely any record at the time of Stroganoff's death, and so has been known almost exclusively from a slender booklet produced in connection with an exhibition mounted in 1880 in Aachen. The thr…
The Historical Roots of Reverse Orientalism and Their Recapitulation in Wo Chang’s England through Chinese Spectacles (1897)
Social networks amongst older people in OECD countries: A Qualitative Comparative Analysis
Using data from The International Social Survey Programme this paper compares the social networks of those aged 50 and above in 18 countries. Two different types of networks are conceptualised: family contact and community participation. Using qualitative comparative analysis (QCA), international sets are established for four groups of countries. Set one includes countries that only satisfy a minimal number of social network thresholds (France, N…
‘Dead Forever’: An ethnographic study of young children's interests, funds of knowledge and working theories in free play
Soundtracking a Micronation: Neurobash's engagement with Ladonia
Ladonia, conceived and helmed by artist Lars Vilks since its inception in 1996, operates as a physical and online micronation that is particularly concerned with freedom of artistic expression. While much of the creative activity undertaken in -and in association with -Ladonia has involved sculptural work, the micronation also appointed the electronic music ensemble Neurobash as its official band in 2006-2008. This article explores the ensemble's…
The state role in civilising childcare – comparing policy intentions with childcare in Brazil and Denmark
It has become universal to claim a relationship between social cohesion and quality public childcare. The more we invest in our children, the better the return later in life. We explore how childcare is used to strengthen social life by comparing the state role in civilising childcare as described in policy and educational guidelines. At one level, we find that policy intentions are framed by the idea of using childcare to reduce inequalities bet…
Understanding Student Beliefs and Choices Related to Cross-Enrollment to Square Practice with Theory
College students make repeated course enrollment decisions, which are informed by their beliefs and preferences about course and institutional characteristics. Cross-enrollment, an enrollment pattern in which community college students simultaneously take a class at a 4-year college or university while still enrolled in classes at their community college, poses unique considerations. This article examines community college students’ beliefs and p…
I Don’t Think the System Will Ever be the Same”: Distance Education Leaders’ Predictions and Recommendations for the Use of Online Learning in Community Colleges Post-Covid
While the COVID-19 pandemic necessitated the short-term use of online courses, colleges' experiences with COVID-era online course delivery may also affect the way that they offer and approach online courses going forward.We draw on interviews with 35 distance education leaders from the California Community Colleges system to provide insights into how the use of online education may change in the system going forward.Leaders predicted that post-pa…
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