Derek Martin
Biographic Data
| ID | 9534292 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Derek Martin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Derek |
| FAMILY NAME | Martin |
| SIGNATURE | MARTIN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Google (United States) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Pour une prospective post-Brexit
C'est le 31 janvier 2020 qu'a été signé l'accord de retrait du Royaume-Uni de l'Union européenne (UE), suivi, au terme de difficiles négociations, d'un accord du 30 décembre 2020 définissant les modalités de coopération entre l'UE et le Royaume-Uni. Cet accord de commerce et de coopération est entré définitivement en vigueur en mai 2021, actant officiellement le Brexit. Mais tout est loin d'avoir été réglé (comme on a pu le voir dans le domaine d…
A Forgotten Sport
The modern sport of athletics emphasizes its ‘Olympian’ ideals and its origins in the public schools, universities and amateur clubs of the late Victorian era. Ironically for a sport that has so successfully commercialized itself and boasts many highly paid professionals, its debt to its predecessor, pedestrianism, the name for running for money, has been relatively neglected. Pedestrianism was a major sporting interest and an abiding part of pop…
Le Brexit est-il inévitable
En complément de la tribune européenne de ce numéro, consacrée aux conséquences géopolitiques possibles du Brexit, Futuribles publie ici une analyse du Brexit vu de l'intérieur : comment la sortie de l'Union est-elle envisagée par le gouvernement au pouvoir et les partis politiques ; et comment l'issue de la négociation est-elle ou pourrait-elle être perçue par les citoyens britanniques ? Derek Martin rappelle tout d'abord les lacunes du référend…
Former homes of the Royal Society
From the date of the first official record of the Royal Society—the memorandum of foundation of 28 November 1660, the Society has had six different homes. From 1660-1710 it was housed in Gresham College with temporary accommodation during this period (1665-1666, 1667-1673) in Arundel House. From 1710-1780 the Society’s home was in Crane Court, off Fleet Street, from 1780-1857 in Somerset House, from 1857-1967 in Burlington House, in 1873 moving i…
Sir Robert Moray, F. R. S. (1608?-1673)
Sir Robert Moray, soldier, statesman, scientist and counsellor of kings was a man of independent character who gave a faithful and enduring devotion to the causes he espoused. These causes included the welfare of his native land of Scotland, an intense loyalty to his monarch and an interest in promoting the new experimental philosophy of his time. He was one of the principal architects of the Royal Society. None excelled him in energy and enthusi…
Visit by the assistant secretary to some North American scientific institutions
Following a visit to the U.S.A. by the Society’s Foreign Secretary JL (then Professor E. D. Adrian) an invitation was received in October 1950 from Dr D. W. Bronk, For.Mem.R.S., President of the National Academy of Sciences of the U.S.A., suggesting I should visit Washington and spend some time meeting the staff of the Academy and the National Research Council and give an address on the Royal Society and its relationship to science in the State. …
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Visit by the assistant secretary to some North American scientific institutions
Following a visit to the U.S.A. by the Society’s Foreign Secretary JL (then Professor E. D. Adrian) an invitation was received in October 1950 from Dr D. W. Bronk, For.Mem.R.S., President of the National Academy of Sciences of the U.S.A., suggesting I should visit Washington and spend some time meeting the staff of the Academy and the National Research Council and give an address on the Royal Society and its relationship to science in the State. …
Sir Robert Moray, F. R. S. (1608?-1673)
Sir Robert Moray, soldier, statesman, scientist and counsellor of kings was a man of independent character who gave a faithful and enduring devotion to the causes he espoused. These causes included the welfare of his native land of Scotland, an intense loyalty to his monarch and an interest in promoting the new experimental philosophy of his time. He was one of the principal architects of the Royal Society. None excelled him in energy and enthusi…
Former homes of the Royal Society
From the date of the first official record of the Royal Society—the memorandum of foundation of 28 November 1660, the Society has had six different homes. From 1660-1710 it was housed in Gresham College with temporary accommodation during this period (1665-1666, 1667-1673) in Arundel House. From 1710-1780 the Society’s home was in Crane Court, off Fleet Street, from 1780-1857 in Somerset House, from 1857-1967 in Burlington House, in 1873 moving i…
Le Brexit est-il inévitable
En complément de la tribune européenne de ce numéro, consacrée aux conséquences géopolitiques possibles du Brexit, Futuribles publie ici une analyse du Brexit vu de l'intérieur : comment la sortie de l'Union est-elle envisagée par le gouvernement au pouvoir et les partis politiques ; et comment l'issue de la négociation est-elle ou pourrait-elle être perçue par les citoyens britanniques ? Derek Martin rappelle tout d'abord les lacunes du référend…
A Forgotten Sport
The modern sport of athletics emphasizes its ‘Olympian’ ideals and its origins in the public schools, universities and amateur clubs of the late Victorian era. Ironically for a sport that has so successfully commercialized itself and boasts many highly paid professionals, its debt to its predecessor, pedestrianism, the name for running for money, has been relatively neglected. Pedestrianism was a major sporting interest and an abiding part of pop…
Pour une prospective post-Brexit
C'est le 31 janvier 2020 qu'a été signé l'accord de retrait du Royaume-Uni de l'Union européenne (UE), suivi, au terme de difficiles négociations, d'un accord du 30 décembre 2020 définissant les modalités de coopération entre l'UE et le Royaume-Uni. Cet accord de commerce et de coopération est entré définitivement en vigueur en mai 2021, actant officiellement le Brexit. Mais tout est loin d'avoir été réglé (comme on a pu le voir dans le domaine d…
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