Eric Moore
Biographic Data
| ID | 6030705 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eric Moore |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eric |
| FAMILY NAME | Moore |
| SIGNATURE | MOORE E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southern California |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3768-1228 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Soil health metrics for assessment of floodplain restorations
While healthy soils are critical for stream and floodplain restoration, little guidance is available to restoration practitioners on which soil metrics to measure and when to expect the signs of recovery post-restoration. Here, we address this important knowledge gap through a study of 37 soil metrics for 11 restored floodplains and two reference sites across a chronosequence of 0–22 years. Soil metrics differed in their sensitivity and response …
Using problem-oriented policing to address police problems through the study of body-worn camera footage
Herman Goldstein’s concept of ‘problem-oriented policing’ (POP) emphasized data gathering, analytics, and pattern identification to allow police to more effectively address problems faced by citizens in their communities. One of the most pressing problems in modern policing, however, is how departments should respond to accusations that police are not fair and consistent in their dealings with the public. In this article, the research team examin…
Engaging youth voices to address racial disproportionality in schools: Exploring the practice and potential of youth participatory research in an urban district
Recommendations for a National Research Agenda in UDL: Outcomes From the UDL-IRN Preconference on Research
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework that continues to receive increased attention at federal and state levels. The benefits of UDL include providing an approach to curriculum and instructional design that creates flexible instructional goals, methods, materials, and assignments. Despite the growing popularity of UDL in national policies, measuring the implementation of the UDL framework remains elusive. In March 2017, the research …
Gods, Objects, and Ritual Practice
Conversations about materiality have helped forge a common meeting ground for scholars seeking to integrate images, sites, texts, and implements in their approach to religion in the ancient Mediterranean. The fourteen chapters in this volume explore the productivity of these approaches, with case studies from Israel, Athens, Rome, Sicily, and North Africa . The results foreground the capacity of material approaches to cast lighton the cultural cr…
The Politics of Zoos: Exotic Animals and Their Protectors
Using Regional Economic Models to Estimate the Costs of Infrastructure Failures: The Cost of a Limited Interruption in Electric Power in the Los Angeles Region
An integrated model of losses caused by infrastructure failures is presented together with an example application to interruptions in electric power. The model estimates how these losses affect the metropolitan economy. This measurement accounts for direct, indirect, and induced costs that can result from infrastructure failures. The procedure advances the information provided by transportation and activity system analysis techniques in ways that…
Ishtiyaque Haji , Deontic Morality and Control (Cambridge: (Cambridge University Press, 2002), pp. xiv + 288
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Canada's increasing housing affordability burdens
This study uses national survey and census data on shelter costs and income to describe changes in the proportion and the number of low‐income households spending more than half of their income on shelter. While affordability problems increased consistently over the last two decades for almost all classes of households, the problems are highly concentrated among those with low‐incomes. Women household maintainers are significantly more likely to …
The Unequal Case for Animal Rights
I argue that the equal rights views of Tom Regan and Evelyn B. Pluhar must be rejected because they have unacceptable consequences. My objection is similar to one made in the literature by Mary Anne Warren, but I develop it in more detail and defend it from several plausible responses that an equal rights theorist might make. I formulate a theory, a moderate form of perfectionism, that makes a value distinction between moral agents and moral pati…
Desert, Virtue, and Justice
I endorse an old view that distributive justice can best be understood as people getting what they deserve. John Rawls has several famous arguments to show that such a view is false. I criticize those arguments, but agree that more work needs to be done on the clarification and explanation of the concept of desert in order for the old view to be more than a platitude. I then criticize attempted analyses of the concept of desert by Feinberg, Klein…
To have or not to have a handbook: The legal effect of employee handbooks on law enforcement agencies
Tourism impact estimation
A Dynamic Mills Heritage Model With Replaceable Capital
A dynamic Mills heritage model with replaceable capital
Undergraduate Education in Anthropology: A National Survey
This section is for brief reports of current research, comments on research as well as in-depth comments on the profession. Research reports should stress the significance of the work rather than details; commentary should extend beyond the immediacy of the Correspondence columns. As a membership service the section is open to all Association members. All manuscripts are subject to review by editorial consultants. Those accepted will appear in th…
Canada's increasing housing affordability burdens
This study uses national survey and census data on shelter costs and income to describe changes in the proportion and the number of low‐income households spending more than half of their income on shelter. While affordability problems increased consistently over the last two decades for almost all classes of households, the problems are highly concentrated among those with low‐incomes. Women household maintainers are significantly more likely to …
Tourism impact estimation
Engaging youth voices to address racial disproportionality in schools: Exploring the practice and potential of youth participatory research in an urban district
Recommendations for a National Research Agenda in UDL: Outcomes From the UDL-IRN Preconference on Research
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework that continues to receive increased attention at federal and state levels. The benefits of UDL include providing an approach to curriculum and instructional design that creates flexible instructional goals, methods, materials, and assignments. Despite the growing popularity of UDL in national policies, measuring the implementation of the UDL framework remains elusive. In March 2017, the research …
To have or not to have a handbook: The legal effect of employee handbooks on law enforcement agencies
A dynamic Mills heritage model with replaceable capital
Undergraduate Education in Anthropology: A National Survey
This section is for brief reports of current research, comments on research as well as in-depth comments on the profession. Research reports should stress the significance of the work rather than details; commentary should extend beyond the immediacy of the Correspondence columns. As a membership service the section is open to all Association members. All manuscripts are subject to review by editorial consultants. Those accepted will appear in th…
Undergraduate Education in Anthropology: A National Survey
This section is for brief reports of current research, comments on research as well as in-depth comments on the profession. Research reports should stress the significance of the work rather than details; commentary should extend beyond the immediacy of the Correspondence columns. As a membership service the section is open to all Association members. All manuscripts are subject to review by editorial consultants. Those accepted will appear in th…
A Dynamic Mills Heritage Model With Replaceable Capital
A dynamic Mills heritage model with replaceable capital
Tourism impact estimation
To have or not to have a handbook: The legal effect of employee handbooks on law enforcement agencies
Desert, Virtue, and Justice
I endorse an old view that distributive justice can best be understood as people getting what they deserve. John Rawls has several famous arguments to show that such a view is false. I criticize those arguments, but agree that more work needs to be done on the clarification and explanation of the concept of desert in order for the old view to be more than a platitude. I then criticize attempted analyses of the concept of desert by Feinberg, Klein…
The Unequal Case for Animal Rights
I argue that the equal rights views of Tom Regan and Evelyn B. Pluhar must be rejected because they have unacceptable consequences. My objection is similar to one made in the literature by Mary Anne Warren, but I develop it in more detail and defend it from several plausible responses that an equal rights theorist might make. I formulate a theory, a moderate form of perfectionism, that makes a value distinction between moral agents and moral pati…
Ishtiyaque Haji , Deontic Morality and Control (Cambridge: (Cambridge University Press, 2002), pp. xiv + 288
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Canada's increasing housing affordability burdens
This study uses national survey and census data on shelter costs and income to describe changes in the proportion and the number of low‐income households spending more than half of their income on shelter. While affordability problems increased consistently over the last two decades for almost all classes of households, the problems are highly concentrated among those with low‐incomes. Women household maintainers are significantly more likely to …
Using Regional Economic Models to Estimate the Costs of Infrastructure Failures: The Cost of a Limited Interruption in Electric Power in the Los Angeles Region
An integrated model of losses caused by infrastructure failures is presented together with an example application to interruptions in electric power. The model estimates how these losses affect the metropolitan economy. This measurement accounts for direct, indirect, and induced costs that can result from infrastructure failures. The procedure advances the information provided by transportation and activity system analysis techniques in ways that…
The Politics of Zoos: Exotic Animals and Their Protectors
Gods, Objects, and Ritual Practice
Conversations about materiality have helped forge a common meeting ground for scholars seeking to integrate images, sites, texts, and implements in their approach to religion in the ancient Mediterranean. The fourteen chapters in this volume explore the productivity of these approaches, with case studies from Israel, Athens, Rome, Sicily, and North Africa . The results foreground the capacity of material approaches to cast lighton the cultural cr…
Recommendations for a National Research Agenda in UDL: Outcomes From the UDL-IRN Preconference on Research
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework that continues to receive increased attention at federal and state levels. The benefits of UDL include providing an approach to curriculum and instructional design that creates flexible instructional goals, methods, materials, and assignments. Despite the growing popularity of UDL in national policies, measuring the implementation of the UDL framework remains elusive. In March 2017, the research …
Using problem-oriented policing to address police problems through the study of body-worn camera footage
Herman Goldstein’s concept of ‘problem-oriented policing’ (POP) emphasized data gathering, analytics, and pattern identification to allow police to more effectively address problems faced by citizens in their communities. One of the most pressing problems in modern policing, however, is how departments should respond to accusations that police are not fair and consistent in their dealings with the public. In this article, the research team examin…
Engaging youth voices to address racial disproportionality in schools: Exploring the practice and potential of youth participatory research in an urban district
Soil health metrics for assessment of floodplain restorations
While healthy soils are critical for stream and floodplain restoration, little guidance is available to restoration practitioners on which soil metrics to measure and when to expect the signs of recovery post-restoration. Here, we address this important knowledge gap through a study of 37 soil metrics for 11 restored floodplains and two reference sites across a chronosequence of 0–22 years. Soil metrics differed in their sensitivity and response …
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