James Barry
Biographic Data
| ID | 5509854 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James Barry |
| GIVEN NAMES | James |
| FAMILY NAME | Barry |
| SIGNATURE | BARRY J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northeastern University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4263-8999 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Can physical education be used to promote social justice? Conceptualizing a framework and thematic domains
Social justice is a concept that is well-recognized yet difficult to define within the context of school curricula. As societies evolve and adapt, physical education (PE) curricula must reflect these changes. Student populations are becoming increasingly diverse, social justice issues and racism remain a public health issue, and the need to review existing school curriculum systems is warranted. This thematic narrative essay examined contemporary…
Inclusive PE Isn’t Just APE’s Job: Shifting the Mindset and Culture in Our Schools
When students with disabilities walk into the gym, inclusion is often left solely to the adapted physical education (APE) teacher. However, inclusive PE should be a team effort, not just one person’s responsibility. General PE teachers, aides, and school leaders all play a role in making sure every student is included, and that every student feels included
Illuminating deep-sea considerations and experimental approaches for mCDR proposals
Understanding Pressures to Archaeological Heritage in the Face of Climate Change: An Integrated Approach to Coastal-Zone Assessments in Ireland
Coastal heritage and archaeological sites are part of a complex system of socioenvironmental processes whose conditions are placed at risk from increasing climate-change pressures and impacts. Cultural-heritage managers are working to increase understanding of these pressures and create ways to assess, mitigate, and/or adapt to change. Coastal-zone assessments (CZA) are a recognized methodology in several national management plans to gather detai…
When and Why to Wave Goodbye to Waivers for Physical Education Credit
The most recent Shape of the Nation report indicates that 31 states?allow other activities as substitutions for physical education credit and 30 states go so far as to allow complete exemptions from physical education class or credit. This practice is misguided. Please let us share with you why we believe this practice is problematic for children, schools, and the community
Bonding Social Capital, Afghan Refugees, and Early Access to Employment
This IMR Research Note examines the impact of the level of bonding social capital on access to employment among newly arrived Afghan refugees in Victoria (Australia). Based on a mixed-methods analysis of biographical interviews with 80 Afghan refugees, it examines their use of social capital, year by year, during the first three years after their arrival. Our analysis shows that higher levels of bonding social capital are associated with greater …
Armenian Christians in Iran: Ethnicity, Religion, and Identity in the Islamic Republic
Since the 1979 revolution, Iran has promoted a Shi'a Islamic identity aimed at transcending ethnic and national boundaries. During the same period, Iran's Armenian community, once a prominent Christian minority in Tehran, has declined by more than eighty percent. Although the Armenian community is recognised by the constitution and granted specific privileges under Iranian law, they do not share equal rights with their Shi'i Muslim compatriots. D…
Negotiating Popular Mandate and the Sovereignty of God in Iran
Iran and Turkey: Not quite enemies but less than friends
The rise and subsequent erosion of friendly relations between Iran and Turkey was a result of their regional ambitions. While Turkey had long seen its secular system as presenting an alternative to Iran’s Islamic ideology, the alignment of their regional interests facilitated a rapport between the two states in the first decade of the twenty-first century. However, the Arab Spring proved divisive for this relationship as each state sought to advo…
Re-Ghettoization: Armenian Christian Neighborhoods in Multicultural Tehran
This paper incorporates a study of “re-ghettoization” among the Armenian Christians of the Islamic Republic of Iran. It focuses on how legal marginalization has led to the emergence of an entirely separate existence from the Muslim majority in Tehran among Armenians born after the revolution. By focusing on the spatial and social divisions of the hayashatner (Armenian neighborhoods) and the “social” ghetto of the Ararat Compound, this article add…
The importance of place of residence in predicting late-stage diagnosis of breast or cervical cancer
Psychological model for judicial decision making in emergency or temporary child placement
In emergencies, family court judges must often make rapid decisions, without benefit of thorough information, that have significant impact on people's lives. Action-oriented research was used to develop a model that would bring psychosocial factors to the legal system for the purpose of enhancing the judicial decision-making process in emergency and temporary child placement cases
Public Administration Review: 1940 Through 1969
Relation of the Revised Repression-Sensitization Scale to Measures of Self-Description
An internal-consistency item-analysis was carried out for the 182-item Repression-Sensitization Scale. Responses to each question were correlated with Total R-S score for two samples consisting of 370 undergraduates each. A revised scoring key was made, consisting of 127 cross-validated items. Using a new sample, reliability coefficients of .94 (split-half) and .82 (test-retest) were found. In subsequent investigations, R-S scores were found to b…
The importance of place of residence in predicting late-stage diagnosis of breast or cervical cancer
Public Administration Review: 1940 Through 1969
Understanding Pressures to Archaeological Heritage in the Face of Climate Change: An Integrated Approach to Coastal-Zone Assessments in Ireland
Coastal heritage and archaeological sites are part of a complex system of socioenvironmental processes whose conditions are placed at risk from increasing climate-change pressures and impacts. Cultural-heritage managers are working to increase understanding of these pressures and create ways to assess, mitigate, and/or adapt to change. Coastal-zone assessments (CZA) are a recognized methodology in several national management plans to gather detai…
Bonding Social Capital, Afghan Refugees, and Early Access to Employment
This IMR Research Note examines the impact of the level of bonding social capital on access to employment among newly arrived Afghan refugees in Victoria (Australia). Based on a mixed-methods analysis of biographical interviews with 80 Afghan refugees, it examines their use of social capital, year by year, during the first three years after their arrival. Our analysis shows that higher levels of bonding social capital are associated with greater …
Iran and Turkey: Not quite enemies but less than friends
The rise and subsequent erosion of friendly relations between Iran and Turkey was a result of their regional ambitions. While Turkey had long seen its secular system as presenting an alternative to Iran’s Islamic ideology, the alignment of their regional interests facilitated a rapport between the two states in the first decade of the twenty-first century. However, the Arab Spring proved divisive for this relationship as each state sought to advo…
Re-Ghettoization: Armenian Christian Neighborhoods in Multicultural Tehran
This paper incorporates a study of “re-ghettoization” among the Armenian Christians of the Islamic Republic of Iran. It focuses on how legal marginalization has led to the emergence of an entirely separate existence from the Muslim majority in Tehran among Armenians born after the revolution. By focusing on the spatial and social divisions of the hayashatner (Armenian neighborhoods) and the “social” ghetto of the Ararat Compound, this article add…
Relation of the Revised Repression-Sensitization Scale to Measures of Self-Description
An internal-consistency item-analysis was carried out for the 182-item Repression-Sensitization Scale. Responses to each question were correlated with Total R-S score for two samples consisting of 370 undergraduates each. A revised scoring key was made, consisting of 127 cross-validated items. Using a new sample, reliability coefficients of .94 (split-half) and .82 (test-retest) were found. In subsequent investigations, R-S scores were found to b…
Public Administration Review: 1940 Through 1969
Psychological model for judicial decision making in emergency or temporary child placement
In emergencies, family court judges must often make rapid decisions, without benefit of thorough information, that have significant impact on people's lives. Action-oriented research was used to develop a model that would bring psychosocial factors to the legal system for the purpose of enhancing the judicial decision-making process in emergency and temporary child placement cases
The importance of place of residence in predicting late-stage diagnosis of breast or cervical cancer
Iran and Turkey: Not quite enemies but less than friends
The rise and subsequent erosion of friendly relations between Iran and Turkey was a result of their regional ambitions. While Turkey had long seen its secular system as presenting an alternative to Iran’s Islamic ideology, the alignment of their regional interests facilitated a rapport between the two states in the first decade of the twenty-first century. However, the Arab Spring proved divisive for this relationship as each state sought to advo…
Re-Ghettoization: Armenian Christian Neighborhoods in Multicultural Tehran
This paper incorporates a study of “re-ghettoization” among the Armenian Christians of the Islamic Republic of Iran. It focuses on how legal marginalization has led to the emergence of an entirely separate existence from the Muslim majority in Tehran among Armenians born after the revolution. By focusing on the spatial and social divisions of the hayashatner (Armenian neighborhoods) and the “social” ghetto of the Ararat Compound, this article add…
Armenian Christians in Iran: Ethnicity, Religion, and Identity in the Islamic Republic
Since the 1979 revolution, Iran has promoted a Shi'a Islamic identity aimed at transcending ethnic and national boundaries. During the same period, Iran's Armenian community, once a prominent Christian minority in Tehran, has declined by more than eighty percent. Although the Armenian community is recognised by the constitution and granted specific privileges under Iranian law, they do not share equal rights with their Shi'i Muslim compatriots. D…
Negotiating Popular Mandate and the Sovereignty of God in Iran
Bonding Social Capital, Afghan Refugees, and Early Access to Employment
This IMR Research Note examines the impact of the level of bonding social capital on access to employment among newly arrived Afghan refugees in Victoria (Australia). Based on a mixed-methods analysis of biographical interviews with 80 Afghan refugees, it examines their use of social capital, year by year, during the first three years after their arrival. Our analysis shows that higher levels of bonding social capital are associated with greater …
When and Why to Wave Goodbye to Waivers for Physical Education Credit
The most recent Shape of the Nation report indicates that 31 states?allow other activities as substitutions for physical education credit and 30 states go so far as to allow complete exemptions from physical education class or credit. This practice is misguided. Please let us share with you why we believe this practice is problematic for children, schools, and the community
Understanding Pressures to Archaeological Heritage in the Face of Climate Change: An Integrated Approach to Coastal-Zone Assessments in Ireland
Coastal heritage and archaeological sites are part of a complex system of socioenvironmental processes whose conditions are placed at risk from increasing climate-change pressures and impacts. Cultural-heritage managers are working to increase understanding of these pressures and create ways to assess, mitigate, and/or adapt to change. Coastal-zone assessments (CZA) are a recognized methodology in several national management plans to gather detai…
Illuminating deep-sea considerations and experimental approaches for mCDR proposals
Can physical education be used to promote social justice? Conceptualizing a framework and thematic domains
Social justice is a concept that is well-recognized yet difficult to define within the context of school curricula. As societies evolve and adapt, physical education (PE) curricula must reflect these changes. Student populations are becoming increasingly diverse, social justice issues and racism remain a public health issue, and the need to review existing school curriculum systems is warranted. This thematic narrative essay examined contemporary…
Inclusive PE Isn’t Just APE’s Job: Shifting the Mindset and Culture in Our Schools
When students with disabilities walk into the gym, inclusion is often left solely to the adapted physical education (APE) teacher. However, inclusive PE should be a team effort, not just one person’s responsibility. General PE teachers, aides, and school leaders all play a role in making sure every student is included, and that every student feels included
Political science (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Islamic Studies and History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · History (3 works) · Inclusion and Disability in Education and Sport (3 works)