Wolf Wolf
Biographic Data
| ID | 4996693 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wolf Wolf |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wolf |
| FAMILY NAME | Wolf |
| SIGNATURE | WOLF W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Victoria University of Wellington |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1895 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Media habits and their impact on media platform selection for information use
Media selection processes for current information are part of recipients' daily routine. As media choices take place repeatedly, they are most likely (at least partly) habitdriven. This paper focuses on two aspects: First, based on an elaborate definition of media habits as mental scripts automatically activated, we argue that habits are important determinants of the frequency of media platform selection for information purposes. Second, we diffe…
Treating Asian nations with respect
Both nations and their political representatives demand respectful treatment from their international peers. In particular, Asian publics and leaders increasingly insist on their improved status being properly recognized by Western state representatives. Research in both social psychological and political science strongly indicates that meeting such claims can foster international understanding while status misrecognition fuels conflicts. Yet wha…
Indigenous Approaches to Water Conflict Negotiations and Implications for International Waters
As the literature on international water negotiations continues to grow, one resource of expertise remains untapped –that of indigenous populations who have historically inhabited arid regions throughout the world. This article investigates how indigenous peoples of two drylands regions – the Berbers of the High Atlas Mountains and the Bedouin of the Negev Desert –approach negotiations brought about by water scarcity and fluctuation, and their me…
Negotiating Security
The concept of national security and the process by which it is negotiated has changed. No longer is security synonymous only with the physical well-being of the state; it is now associated with achieving safety from transboundary threats related to the environment, the economy, human rights, and access to food and resources, for example. This transformation of security from a primarily traditional military dimension to a multidimensional range o…
Informed Consent
Informed consent is at the center of the Rotterdam Convention on Prior Informed Consent and the Cartegena Protocol on Biosafety. Consistent with the idea of a negotiation ``formula,'' it encapsulates the principles underlying parties' demands by balancing the efficiency of unconstrained trade with ethically charged support for autonomy and self-determination. As a negotiated rule, informed consent translates the formula into specific procedural r…
“Anne Frank is dead, long live Anne Frank”
A. Bachmann, Die preußische Sukzession in Neuchâtel, Ein ständisches Verfahren um die Landesherrschaft im Spannungsfeld zwischen Recht und Utilitarismus (1694–1715). [Zürcher Studien zur Rechtsgeschic…
No Abstract
Commentary on Alcohol Policy Considerations for Indian Reservations and Bordertown Communities
The Barrow Studies
Wolf Notes
Hybrid Wolf
Italienisches Liederbuch
String Quartet in D Minor
Wolf
Lieder Recital
Das Spanische Liederbuch
The Galapagos Islands
Indigenous Approaches to Water Conflict Negotiations and Implications for International Waters
As the literature on international water negotiations continues to grow, one resource of expertise remains untapped –that of indigenous populations who have historically inhabited arid regions throughout the world. This article investigates how indigenous peoples of two drylands regions – the Berbers of the High Atlas Mountains and the Bedouin of the Negev Desert –approach negotiations brought about by water scarcity and fluctuation, and their me…
Treating Asian nations with respect
Both nations and their political representatives demand respectful treatment from their international peers. In particular, Asian publics and leaders increasingly insist on their improved status being properly recognized by Western state representatives. Research in both social psychological and political science strongly indicates that meeting such claims can foster international understanding while status misrecognition fuels conflicts. Yet wha…
Negotiating Security
The concept of national security and the process by which it is negotiated has changed. No longer is security synonymous only with the physical well-being of the state; it is now associated with achieving safety from transboundary threats related to the environment, the economy, human rights, and access to food and resources, for example. This transformation of security from a primarily traditional military dimension to a multidimensional range o…
Media habits and their impact on media platform selection for information use
Media selection processes for current information are part of recipients' daily routine. As media choices take place repeatedly, they are most likely (at least partly) habitdriven. This paper focuses on two aspects: First, based on an elaborate definition of media habits as mental scripts automatically activated, we argue that habits are important determinants of the frequency of media platform selection for information purposes. Second, we diffe…
Informed Consent
Informed consent is at the center of the Rotterdam Convention on Prior Informed Consent and the Cartegena Protocol on Biosafety. Consistent with the idea of a negotiation ``formula,'' it encapsulates the principles underlying parties' demands by balancing the efficiency of unconstrained trade with ethically charged support for autonomy and self-determination. As a negotiated rule, informed consent translates the formula into specific procedural r…
Commentary on Alcohol Policy Considerations for Indian Reservations and Bordertown Communities
The Barrow Studies
The Galapagos Islands
Das Spanische Liederbuch
Lieder Recital
String Quartet in D Minor
Wolf
Italienisches Liederbuch
Hybrid Wolf
Wolf Notes
The Barrow Studies
Commentary on Alcohol Policy Considerations for Indian Reservations and Bordertown Communities
A. Bachmann, Die preußische Sukzession in Neuchâtel, Ein ständisches Verfahren um die Landesherrschaft im Spannungsfeld zwischen Recht und Utilitarismus (1694–1715). [Zürcher Studien zur Rechtsgeschic…
No Abstract
“Anne Frank is dead, long live Anne Frank”
Indigenous Approaches to Water Conflict Negotiations and Implications for International Waters
As the literature on international water negotiations continues to grow, one resource of expertise remains untapped –that of indigenous populations who have historically inhabited arid regions throughout the world. This article investigates how indigenous peoples of two drylands regions – the Berbers of the High Atlas Mountains and the Bedouin of the Negev Desert –approach negotiations brought about by water scarcity and fluctuation, and their me…
Negotiating Security
The concept of national security and the process by which it is negotiated has changed. No longer is security synonymous only with the physical well-being of the state; it is now associated with achieving safety from transboundary threats related to the environment, the economy, human rights, and access to food and resources, for example. This transformation of security from a primarily traditional military dimension to a multidimensional range o…
Informed Consent
Informed consent is at the center of the Rotterdam Convention on Prior Informed Consent and the Cartegena Protocol on Biosafety. Consistent with the idea of a negotiation ``formula,'' it encapsulates the principles underlying parties' demands by balancing the efficiency of unconstrained trade with ethically charged support for autonomy and self-determination. As a negotiated rule, informed consent translates the formula into specific procedural r…
Treating Asian nations with respect
Both nations and their political representatives demand respectful treatment from their international peers. In particular, Asian publics and leaders increasingly insist on their improved status being properly recognized by Western state representatives. Research in both social psychological and political science strongly indicates that meeting such claims can foster international understanding while status misrecognition fuels conflicts. Yet wha…
Media habits and their impact on media platform selection for information use
Media selection processes for current information are part of recipients' daily routine. As media choices take place repeatedly, they are most likely (at least partly) habitdriven. This paper focuses on two aspects: First, based on an elaborate definition of media habits as mental scripts automatically activated, we argue that habits are important determinants of the frequency of media platform selection for information purposes. Second, we diffe…
Art (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Negotiation (3 works)