Ashley Scott
Biographic Data
| ID | 5807252 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ashley Scott |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ashley |
| FAMILY NAME | Scott |
| SIGNATURE | SCOTT A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Newcastle University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8892-1557 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Theorizing U.S. fifth-wave gentrification: Rental financialization and racial repercussions
Gentrification, the socioeconomic ascent of a neighborhood that threatens to displace low-income residents, has become central to urban scholarship over the past two decades. Yet there is still debate about what contemporary factors drive it and whether the process reproduces and exacerbates racial inequalities. We add to the gentrification literature by explaining how the drivers of gentrification have transformed in the last 20 years during two…
Occupational Health and Safety Among Brazilian Immigrant Women in the United States: A Cross-Sectional Survey
The Brazilian population in the United States is growing, and many Brazilian workers are employed in settings that may lack occupational health and safety (OHS) protections. In this study, we examined two domains of OHS (measured by the Occupational Health and Safety Vulnerability Survey), namely, Workplace Hazards (potential dangers that may result in injury or illness) and Workplace Vulnerability (inadequate occupational health and safety resou…
Sociodemographic Variables Associated with Self-reported Access to Mental Healthcare Among Brazilian Immigrant Women in the U.S
Medicaid Enrollment and Service Use Among Adults With Down Syndrome
This cohort study of individuals with Down syndrome enrolled in Medicaid found consistent enrollment and high use of health care in a population with high health care needs. Results were similar comparing individuals with Down syndrome and those with intellectual disability, with both groups differing from a sample of Medicaid enrollees with no developmental disabilities. Medicaid data are a useful tool for understanding the health and well-being…
Teenagers’ Smartphone Use during Homework: An Analysis of Beliefs and Behaviors around Digital Multitasking
Although research suggests that phone usage during academic activities is problematic for learning and performance, little is known about high school students’ digital multitasking during homework. This exploratory descriptive study surveyed 135 students from four public U.S. high schools to investigate teenagers’ attitudes towards digital distraction, smartphone use during homework, cell phone dependence, and motivations for digital multitasking…
Mothers’ spirituality and religion in the criminal justice system
The number of mothers in the criminal justice system (CJS) increased over 700% in the past 25 years. Little is known about these mothers’ spirituality and religion. Our review of quantitative (n = 1,170) and qualitative (n = 87) data from mothers’ experiences and concluded that while spiritual wellness was important to most, the participants had varied spiritual views and practices. The authors provide suggestions for counseling to improve spirit…
Aggersborg: The Viking-Age Settlement and Fortress, ed. Else Roesdahl, Søren M. Sindbæk, Anne Pedersen and David M. Wilson
The ring-fortress at Aggersborg, built c.970, was one of the most impressive monuments in Viking-Age Scandinavia. An earth and timber circular rampart, itself some nine metres across, and broken by four gateways at the cardinal points of the compass, enclosed an area 242 metres in diameter. An eight-metre wide berm and a ditch, four to five metres across and over a metre deep, surrounded the whole site. Inside, things were, if anything, more stri…
Foragers, Farmers, and Fossil Fuels: How Human Values Evolve, by Ian Morris
Ian Morris has produced another stimulating book. That it will stimulate irritation as much as it does admiration is part of what makes it worthy of attention from historians, archaeologists and philosophers, as well as a wider public. It is the fourth instalment in the genre of ‘Big History’ which Morris has been writing since his blockbuster of 2010, Why the West Rules—For Now, a monumental synthesis of world history from the last Ice Age to th…
Early Medieval Monetary History: Studies in Memory of Mark Blackburn, ed. Rory Naismith, Martin Allen and Elina Screen
Coins have been part of the mainstream evidence for early medieval history for several decades. As the result of a widespread material culture ‘turn’ in traditionally text-based humanities (although early medieval historians—rarely as adept as their modernist colleagues in theorising what they do—would be unlikely to phrase it like that), coins now figure prominently in most accounts of post-Roman Europe, of the Insular world, and of both the Vik…
Cross and Scepter: The Rise of the Scandinavian Kingdoms from the Vikings to the Reformation, by Sverre Bagge
This book is part of Sverre Bagge’s ongoing project to explain the history of the medieval Scandinavian kingdoms to an Anglophone audience. After producing a number of studies over the last three decades on state-building and political identity, particularly focused on the Norwegian and Icelandic evidence, Bagge has now turned his attention to a wide-ranging comparative account of Norway, Denmark and Sweden between the tenth and the early sixteen…
The Wealth of Anglo-Saxon England, by Peter Sawyer
This short book has been a long time in the making. In 1965 Peter Sawyer published what is still a fundamental article on the wealth of England in the eleventh century. In it, he argued that the pre-Conquest kingdom was one of the richest parts of western Europe and that it was precisely this prosperity, based on the export of wool to the continent, that attracted raiders and conquerors, Danish and Norman, to its shores. In 1993 Sawyer directly r…
Ansgar, Rimbert and the Forged Foundations of Hamburg-Bremen, by Eric Knibbs
This is a valuable and thought-provoking book that will make historians of the Carolingian church and of the Frankish missions to Scandinavia in the ninth century re-evaluate some of their basic assumptions. It has been recognised for well over a century that the textual evidence for the early history of the archdiocese of Hamburg-Bremen is problematic and includes some fictional elements, shaped by its controversial early history. Eric Knibbs ta…
What did L ouis the P ious see in the night sky? A new interpretation of the A stronomer's account of Halley's C omet, 837
The passage of H alley's C omet through the skies above the E arth in the spring of 837 was a spectacular event, with written records surviving from T 'ang C hina, H eian J apan, the A bbasid C aliphate and the C arolingian empire. This article integrates all of these sources, together with the findings of modern historical astronomy, to revise the famous account from the Vita Hludowici imperatoris of the emperor L ouis the P ious and the ‘ A str…
Rulers, Warriors, Traders, Clerics: The Central Sahel and the North Sea, 800–1500 – By Anne Haour
The Footsteps of Israel: Understanding Jews in Anglo‐Saxon England ‐ By Andrew P. Scheil
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The Footsteps of Israel: Understanding Jews in Anglo‐Saxon England ‐ By Andrew P. Scheil
Rulers, Warriors, Traders, Clerics: The Central Sahel and the North Sea, 800–1500 – By Anne Haour
Ansgar, Rimbert and the Forged Foundations of Hamburg-Bremen, by Eric Knibbs
This is a valuable and thought-provoking book that will make historians of the Carolingian church and of the Frankish missions to Scandinavia in the ninth century re-evaluate some of their basic assumptions. It has been recognised for well over a century that the textual evidence for the early history of the archdiocese of Hamburg-Bremen is problematic and includes some fictional elements, shaped by its controversial early history. Eric Knibbs ta…
What did L ouis the P ious see in the night sky? A new interpretation of the A stronomer's account of Halley's C omet, 837
The passage of H alley's C omet through the skies above the E arth in the spring of 837 was a spectacular event, with written records surviving from T 'ang C hina, H eian J apan, the A bbasid C aliphate and the C arolingian empire. This article integrates all of these sources, together with the findings of modern historical astronomy, to revise the famous account from the Vita Hludowici imperatoris of the emperor L ouis the P ious and the ‘ A str…
The Wealth of Anglo-Saxon England, by Peter Sawyer
This short book has been a long time in the making. In 1965 Peter Sawyer published what is still a fundamental article on the wealth of England in the eleventh century. In it, he argued that the pre-Conquest kingdom was one of the richest parts of western Europe and that it was precisely this prosperity, based on the export of wool to the continent, that attracted raiders and conquerors, Danish and Norman, to its shores. In 1993 Sawyer directly r…
Cross and Scepter: The Rise of the Scandinavian Kingdoms from the Vikings to the Reformation, by Sverre Bagge
This book is part of Sverre Bagge’s ongoing project to explain the history of the medieval Scandinavian kingdoms to an Anglophone audience. After producing a number of studies over the last three decades on state-building and political identity, particularly focused on the Norwegian and Icelandic evidence, Bagge has now turned his attention to a wide-ranging comparative account of Norway, Denmark and Sweden between the tenth and the early sixteen…
Aggersborg: The Viking-Age Settlement and Fortress, ed. Else Roesdahl, Søren M. Sindbæk, Anne Pedersen and David M. Wilson
The ring-fortress at Aggersborg, built c.970, was one of the most impressive monuments in Viking-Age Scandinavia. An earth and timber circular rampart, itself some nine metres across, and broken by four gateways at the cardinal points of the compass, enclosed an area 242 metres in diameter. An eight-metre wide berm and a ditch, four to five metres across and over a metre deep, surrounded the whole site. Inside, things were, if anything, more stri…
Foragers, Farmers, and Fossil Fuels: How Human Values Evolve, by Ian Morris
Ian Morris has produced another stimulating book. That it will stimulate irritation as much as it does admiration is part of what makes it worthy of attention from historians, archaeologists and philosophers, as well as a wider public. It is the fourth instalment in the genre of ‘Big History’ which Morris has been writing since his blockbuster of 2010, Why the West Rules—For Now, a monumental synthesis of world history from the last Ice Age to th…
Early Medieval Monetary History: Studies in Memory of Mark Blackburn, ed. Rory Naismith, Martin Allen and Elina Screen
Coins have been part of the mainstream evidence for early medieval history for several decades. As the result of a widespread material culture ‘turn’ in traditionally text-based humanities (although early medieval historians—rarely as adept as their modernist colleagues in theorising what they do—would be unlikely to phrase it like that), coins now figure prominently in most accounts of post-Roman Europe, of the Insular world, and of both the Vik…
Mothers’ spirituality and religion in the criminal justice system
The number of mothers in the criminal justice system (CJS) increased over 700% in the past 25 years. Little is known about these mothers’ spirituality and religion. Our review of quantitative (n = 1,170) and qualitative (n = 87) data from mothers’ experiences and concluded that while spiritual wellness was important to most, the participants had varied spiritual views and practices. The authors provide suggestions for counseling to improve spirit…
Teenagers’ Smartphone Use during Homework: An Analysis of Beliefs and Behaviors around Digital Multitasking
Although research suggests that phone usage during academic activities is problematic for learning and performance, little is known about high school students’ digital multitasking during homework. This exploratory descriptive study surveyed 135 students from four public U.S. high schools to investigate teenagers’ attitudes towards digital distraction, smartphone use during homework, cell phone dependence, and motivations for digital multitasking…
Medicaid Enrollment and Service Use Among Adults With Down Syndrome
This cohort study of individuals with Down syndrome enrolled in Medicaid found consistent enrollment and high use of health care in a population with high health care needs. Results were similar comparing individuals with Down syndrome and those with intellectual disability, with both groups differing from a sample of Medicaid enrollees with no developmental disabilities. Medicaid data are a useful tool for understanding the health and well-being…
Occupational Health and Safety Among Brazilian Immigrant Women in the United States: A Cross-Sectional Survey
The Brazilian population in the United States is growing, and many Brazilian workers are employed in settings that may lack occupational health and safety (OHS) protections. In this study, we examined two domains of OHS (measured by the Occupational Health and Safety Vulnerability Survey), namely, Workplace Hazards (potential dangers that may result in injury or illness) and Workplace Vulnerability (inadequate occupational health and safety resou…
Sociodemographic Variables Associated with Self-reported Access to Mental Healthcare Among Brazilian Immigrant Women in the U.S
Theorizing U.S. fifth-wave gentrification: Rental financialization and racial repercussions
Gentrification, the socioeconomic ascent of a neighborhood that threatens to displace low-income residents, has become central to urban scholarship over the past two decades. Yet there is still debate about what contemporary factors drive it and whether the process reproduces and exacerbates racial inequalities. We add to the gentrification literature by explaining how the drivers of gentrification have transformed in the last 20 years during two…
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