H Williams
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 9971 |
|---|---|
| NOME | H Williams |
| PRENOMES | H |
| SOBRENOME | Williams |
| ASSINATURA | WILLIAMS H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Exeter |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5927-3367 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 154 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1930 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Predicting Engineering Career Outcome Indicators
Australia and New Zealand face an engineering skills shortage, exacerbated by engineers leaving the profession. This study used Social Cognitive Career Theory and linear regression modeling to provide evidence on gendered similarities and differences of the contextual workplace factors that affect engineers’ career outlook. Meaningful work, psychological safety, work–life balance, and identity predicted positive outcomes. Unexpectedly, mistreatme…
Social sensing of flood impacts in India
Flooding is a major hazard that is responsible for substantial damage and risks to human health worldwide. The 2018 flood event in Kerala, India, killed 433 people and displaced more than 1 million people from their homes. Accurate and timely information can help mitigate the impacts of flooding through better preparedness (e.g. forecasting of flood impacts) and situational awareness (e.g. more effective civil response and relief). However, good …
Discussion of Climate Change on Reddit
Studies of climate discourse on social media platforms often find evidence of polarization, echo chambers, and misinformation. However, the literature’s overwhelming reliance on Twitter makes it difficult to understand whether these phenomena generalize across other social media platforms. Here we present the first study to examine climate change discourse on Reddit, a popular – yet understudied – locus for climate debate. This contributes to the…
Do Health, Environmental and Ethical Concerns Affect Purchasing Behavior? A Meta-Analysis and Narrative Review
Much attention has been given to how we can make consumption more responsible—better for the planet and society. However, research on the associations between consumer purchasing behavior and their psychological concern for health, the environment and ethics lacks consensus on the significance and directionality of these concerns. This study aims to examine how (relatively) important these concerns are in determining consumer purchasing behavior.…
From Fair data to fair data use
The paper problematises the reliability and ethics of using social media data, such as sourced from Twitter or Instagram, to carry out health-related research. As in many other domains, the opportunity to mine social media for information has been hailed as transformative for research on well-being and disease. Considerations around the fairness, responsibilities and accountabilities relating to using such data have often been set aside, on the u…
Online misinformation about climate change
Policymakers, scholars, and practitioners have all called attention to the issue of misinformation in the climate change debate. But what is climate change misinformation, who is involved, how does it spread, why does it matter, and what can be done about it? Climate change misinformation is closely linked to climate change skepticism, denial, and contrarianism. A network of actors are involved in financing, producing, and amplifying misinformati…
Is it correct to project and detect? How weighting unipartite projections influences community detection
Bipartite networks represent pairwise relationships between nodes belonging to two distinct classes. While established methods exist for analyzing unipartite networks, those for bipartite network analysis are somewhat obscure and relatively less developed. Community detection in such instances is frequently approached by first projecting the network onto a unipartite network, a method where edges between node classes are encoded as edges within o…
Good and bad events
The huge volume and velocity of media content published on the Web presents a substantial challenge to human analysts. In prior work, we developed a system (network event detection, NED) to assist analysts by detecting events within high-volume news streams in real time. NED can process a heterogeneous stream of news articles or social media user posts, combining text mining and network analysis to detect breaking news stories and generate an eas…
Dynamic social media affiliations among UK politicians
Inter-personal affiliations and coalitions are an important part of politicians’ behaviour, but are often difficult to observe. Since an increasing amount of political communication now occurs online, data from online interactions may offer a new toolkit to study ties between politicians; however, the methods by which robust insights can be derived from online data require further development, especially around the dynamics of political social ne…
Shape change and obesity prevalence among male UK offshore workers after 30 years
OBJECTIVES: In 1984, male UK offshore workers had greater overweight and obesity prevalence and fat content than the general population. Since then, body weight has increased by 19%, but, without accompanying anthropometric measures, their size increase, current obesity, and fatness prevalence remain unknown. This study therefore aimed to acquire contemporary anthropometric data, profile changes since the original survey, and assess current obesi…
D efying geometric similarity
Objectives Applying geometric similarity predictions of body dimensions to specific occupational groups has the potential to reveal useful ergonomic and health implications. This study assessed a representative sample of the male UK offshore workforce, and examined how body dimensions from sites typifying musculoskeletal development or fat accumulation, differed from predicted values. Methods A cross sectional sample was obtained across seven wei…
Network analysis reveals open forums and echo chambers in social media discussions of climate change
Action to tackle the complex and divisive issue of climate change will be strongly influenced by public perception. Online social media and associated social networks are an increasingly important forum for public debate and are known to influence individual attitudes and behaviours – yet online discussions and social networks related to climate change are not well understood. Here we construct several forms of social network for users communicat…
On Rawls, Development and Global Justice
John Rawls' text The Law of Peoples has inspired extensive scholarly debate in the field of international political theory, since its publication in 1999. Responding to the arguments of cosmopolitan t
Silence and Sign Language in Medieval Monasticism
Journal Article Silence and Sign Language in Medieval Monasticism: The Cluniac Tradition c.900–1200 Get access Silence and Sign Language in Medieval Monasticism: The Cluniac Tradition c.900–1200, by Scott G. Bruce (Cambridge: Cambridge U.P., 2007; pp. xiv + 209. £55). H. Williams H. Williams London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume CXXV, Issue 517, December 2010, Pages 1…
Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture. Vol.VII
The study of early medieval stone sculpture provides a myriad of insights into the changing character of art set against a context of evolving religious communities and kingdoms. So much material survives and yet has remained difficult to collate, study and interpret. While the challenges of interpreting the fragmentary pieces that often lack an archaeological context remain a serious limitation, the early medieval sculpted stones continue to pro…
Fur Volk und deutschen Osten
Journal Article Für Volk und deutschen Osten: Der Historiker Hermann Aubin und die deutsche Ostforschung Get access Manfred Hettling, Manfred Hettling Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Heather Williams Heather Williams Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar German History, Volume 25, Issue 4, October 2007, Pages 648–650, https://doi.org/10.1177/02663554070250041007 Published…
All Hazards
Employer‐Provided Training and Tenure‐Earnings
This article examines the tenure‐earnings profiles and suggests that the more training is provided to the individual by the employer, the steeper is the tenure profile of earnings. The provision of training by the employer is modelled as endogenous and subject to choice decisions using an ordered probit model corresponding to three levels of training. The earnings equations of three groups of employees are then adjusted for potential effects of b…
L'histoire de la transfusion sanguine dans sa relation a la recherche medicale
The history of blood transfusion and medical research, Jean-François Picard, William H. Schneider. From the discovery of blood groups by Karl Landsteiner, a Viennese physician, to the "poisoned blood" affair linked to the AIDS virus, the history of blood transfusion follows the scientific, political and social changes of the 20th century in one of its major medical stakes. The progress of blood transfusion was linked to war periods, to institutio…
The ‘transformation game’
The relationship between new information and communication technology and organizations is the subject of considerable debate. So too is the nature of organizational transformation. ‘Business process re‐engineering’, with its emphasis upon the strategic deployment of information systems, brings both debates together. But does it resolve any of the issues
Europera 3
A travers l'exemple de l'histoire de l'opera et de l'opera comique de J. Cage « Europeras 1 et 2 », l'A. montre la persistance du nationalisme dans le contexte de l'Union europeenne en formation
The Baltimore Sun, 1837-1987
Journal Article The Baltimore Sun, 1837–1987. By Harold A. Williams. (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987. xi + 418 pp. $29.50.) Get access George Juergens George Juergens Indiana University, Bloomington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 75, Issue 3, December 1988, Pages 941–942, https://doi.org/10.2307/1901615 Published: 01 December 1988
Telecommunications and the Reconstruction of Regional Comparative Advantage
The purpose in this paper is to illustrate the ways in which telecommunications-seen within an information economy perspective-is coming to assume a central status both in the process of economic development and in the redefinition of spatial relationships. This increasing centrality poses major challenges for the regulatory environments within which telecommunications-based innovations are being shaped. Further, a number of questions are raised …
Social class and ischaemic heart disease
In England and Wales there has been an increasing excess of ischaemic heart disease death rates among men and women of social classes IV and V compared with those in classes I and II and this excess is greater in young than in old adults. The male excess over women in IHD death rates is much greater in social classes I and II than in classes IV and V. Although men in professional occupations are at low risk for IHD compared with men in other occu…
The One-Teacher School
Network analysis reveals open forums and echo chambers in social media discussions of climate change
Action to tackle the complex and divisive issue of climate change will be strongly influenced by public perception. Online social media and associated social networks are an increasingly important forum for public debate and are known to influence individual attitudes and behaviours – yet online discussions and social networks related to climate change are not well understood. Here we construct several forms of social network for users communicat…
Online misinformation about climate change
Policymakers, scholars, and practitioners have all called attention to the issue of misinformation in the climate change debate. But what is climate change misinformation, who is involved, how does it spread, why does it matter, and what can be done about it? Climate change misinformation is closely linked to climate change skepticism, denial, and contrarianism. A network of actors are involved in financing, producing, and amplifying misinformati…
Telecommunications and the Reconstruction of Regional Comparative Advantage
The purpose in this paper is to illustrate the ways in which telecommunications-seen within an information economy perspective-is coming to assume a central status both in the process of economic development and in the redefinition of spatial relationships. This increasing centrality poses major challenges for the regulatory environments within which telecommunications-based innovations are being shaped. Further, a number of questions are raised …
Social class and ischaemic heart disease
In England and Wales there has been an increasing excess of ischaemic heart disease death rates among men and women of social classes IV and V compared with those in classes I and II and this excess is greater in young than in old adults. The male excess over women in IHD death rates is much greater in social classes I and II than in classes IV and V. Although men in professional occupations are at low risk for IHD compared with men in other occu…
Do Health, Environmental and Ethical Concerns Affect Purchasing Behavior? A Meta-Analysis and Narrative Review
Much attention has been given to how we can make consumption more responsible—better for the planet and society. However, research on the associations between consumer purchasing behavior and their psychological concern for health, the environment and ethics lacks consensus on the significance and directionality of these concerns. This study aims to examine how (relatively) important these concerns are in determining consumer purchasing behavior.…
From Fair data to fair data use
The paper problematises the reliability and ethics of using social media data, such as sourced from Twitter or Instagram, to carry out health-related research. As in many other domains, the opportunity to mine social media for information has been hailed as transformative for research on well-being and disease. Considerations around the fairness, responsibilities and accountabilities relating to using such data have often been set aside, on the u…
Good and bad events
The huge volume and velocity of media content published on the Web presents a substantial challenge to human analysts. In prior work, we developed a system (network event detection, NED) to assist analysts by detecting events within high-volume news streams in real time. NED can process a heterogeneous stream of news articles or social media user posts, combining text mining and network analysis to detect breaking news stories and generate an eas…
Silence and Sign Language in Medieval Monasticism
Journal Article Silence and Sign Language in Medieval Monasticism: The Cluniac Tradition c.900–1200 Get access Silence and Sign Language in Medieval Monasticism: The Cluniac Tradition c.900–1200, by Scott G. Bruce (Cambridge: Cambridge U.P., 2007; pp. xiv + 209. £55). H. Williams H. Williams London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume CXXV, Issue 517, December 2010, Pages 1…
L'histoire de la transfusion sanguine dans sa relation a la recherche medicale
The history of blood transfusion and medical research, Jean-François Picard, William H. Schneider. From the discovery of blood groups by Karl Landsteiner, a Viennese physician, to the "poisoned blood" affair linked to the AIDS virus, the history of blood transfusion follows the scientific, political and social changes of the 20th century in one of its major medical stakes. The progress of blood transfusion was linked to war periods, to institutio…
The Baltimore Sun, 1837-1987
Journal Article The Baltimore Sun, 1837–1987. By Harold A. Williams. (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987. xi + 418 pp. $29.50.) Get access George Juergens George Juergens Indiana University, Bloomington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 75, Issue 3, December 1988, Pages 941–942, https://doi.org/10.2307/1901615 Published: 01 December 1988
Is it correct to project and detect? How weighting unipartite projections influences community detection
Bipartite networks represent pairwise relationships between nodes belonging to two distinct classes. While established methods exist for analyzing unipartite networks, those for bipartite network analysis are somewhat obscure and relatively less developed. Community detection in such instances is frequently approached by first projecting the network onto a unipartite network, a method where edges between node classes are encoded as edges within o…
The ‘transformation game’
The relationship between new information and communication technology and organizations is the subject of considerable debate. So too is the nature of organizational transformation. ‘Business process re‐engineering’, with its emphasis upon the strategic deployment of information systems, brings both debates together. But does it resolve any of the issues
Methods in Geological Surveying
The One-Teacher School
Social class and ischaemic heart disease
In England and Wales there has been an increasing excess of ischaemic heart disease death rates among men and women of social classes IV and V compared with those in classes I and II and this excess is greater in young than in old adults. The male excess over women in IHD death rates is much greater in social classes I and II than in classes IV and V. Although men in professional occupations are at low risk for IHD compared with men in other occu…
The Baltimore Sun, 1837-1987
Journal Article The Baltimore Sun, 1837–1987. By Harold A. Williams. (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987. xi + 418 pp. $29.50.) Get access George Juergens George Juergens Indiana University, Bloomington Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 75, Issue 3, December 1988, Pages 941–942, https://doi.org/10.2307/1901615 Published: 01 December 1988
Telecommunications and the Reconstruction of Regional Comparative Advantage
The purpose in this paper is to illustrate the ways in which telecommunications-seen within an information economy perspective-is coming to assume a central status both in the process of economic development and in the redefinition of spatial relationships. This increasing centrality poses major challenges for the regulatory environments within which telecommunications-based innovations are being shaped. Further, a number of questions are raised …
Europera 3
A travers l'exemple de l'histoire de l'opera et de l'opera comique de J. Cage « Europeras 1 et 2 », l'A. montre la persistance du nationalisme dans le contexte de l'Union europeenne en formation
The ‘transformation game’
The relationship between new information and communication technology and organizations is the subject of considerable debate. So too is the nature of organizational transformation. ‘Business process re‐engineering’, with its emphasis upon the strategic deployment of information systems, brings both debates together. But does it resolve any of the issues
L'histoire de la transfusion sanguine dans sa relation a la recherche medicale
The history of blood transfusion and medical research, Jean-François Picard, William H. Schneider. From the discovery of blood groups by Karl Landsteiner, a Viennese physician, to the "poisoned blood" affair linked to the AIDS virus, the history of blood transfusion follows the scientific, political and social changes of the 20th century in one of its major medical stakes. The progress of blood transfusion was linked to war periods, to institutio…
Employer‐Provided Training and Tenure‐Earnings
This article examines the tenure‐earnings profiles and suggests that the more training is provided to the individual by the employer, the steeper is the tenure profile of earnings. The provision of training by the employer is modelled as endogenous and subject to choice decisions using an ordered probit model corresponding to three levels of training. The earnings equations of three groups of employees are then adjusted for potential effects of b…
All Hazards
Fur Volk und deutschen Osten
Journal Article Für Volk und deutschen Osten: Der Historiker Hermann Aubin und die deutsche Ostforschung Get access Manfred Hettling, Manfred Hettling Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Heather Williams Heather Williams Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar German History, Volume 25, Issue 4, October 2007, Pages 648–650, https://doi.org/10.1177/02663554070250041007 Published…
Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture. Vol.VII
The study of early medieval stone sculpture provides a myriad of insights into the changing character of art set against a context of evolving religious communities and kingdoms. So much material survives and yet has remained difficult to collate, study and interpret. While the challenges of interpreting the fragmentary pieces that often lack an archaeological context remain a serious limitation, the early medieval sculpted stones continue to pro…
Silence and Sign Language in Medieval Monasticism
Journal Article Silence and Sign Language in Medieval Monasticism: The Cluniac Tradition c.900–1200 Get access Silence and Sign Language in Medieval Monasticism: The Cluniac Tradition c.900–1200, by Scott G. Bruce (Cambridge: Cambridge U.P., 2007; pp. xiv + 209. £55). H. Williams H. Williams London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume CXXV, Issue 517, December 2010, Pages 1…
On Rawls, Development and Global Justice
John Rawls' text The Law of Peoples has inspired extensive scholarly debate in the field of international political theory, since its publication in 1999. Responding to the arguments of cosmopolitan t
Network analysis reveals open forums and echo chambers in social media discussions of climate change
Action to tackle the complex and divisive issue of climate change will be strongly influenced by public perception. Online social media and associated social networks are an increasingly important forum for public debate and are known to influence individual attitudes and behaviours – yet online discussions and social networks related to climate change are not well understood. Here we construct several forms of social network for users communicat…
Shape change and obesity prevalence among male UK offshore workers after 30 years
OBJECTIVES: In 1984, male UK offshore workers had greater overweight and obesity prevalence and fat content than the general population. Since then, body weight has increased by 19%, but, without accompanying anthropometric measures, their size increase, current obesity, and fatness prevalence remain unknown. This study therefore aimed to acquire contemporary anthropometric data, profile changes since the original survey, and assess current obesi…
D efying geometric similarity
Objectives Applying geometric similarity predictions of body dimensions to specific occupational groups has the potential to reveal useful ergonomic and health implications. This study assessed a representative sample of the male UK offshore workforce, and examined how body dimensions from sites typifying musculoskeletal development or fat accumulation, differed from predicted values. Methods A cross sectional sample was obtained across seven wei…
Dynamic social media affiliations among UK politicians
Inter-personal affiliations and coalitions are an important part of politicians’ behaviour, but are often difficult to observe. Since an increasing amount of political communication now occurs online, data from online interactions may offer a new toolkit to study ties between politicians; however, the methods by which robust insights can be derived from online data require further development, especially around the dynamics of political social ne…
Online misinformation about climate change
Policymakers, scholars, and practitioners have all called attention to the issue of misinformation in the climate change debate. But what is climate change misinformation, who is involved, how does it spread, why does it matter, and what can be done about it? Climate change misinformation is closely linked to climate change skepticism, denial, and contrarianism. A network of actors are involved in financing, producing, and amplifying misinformati…
Is it correct to project and detect? How weighting unipartite projections influences community detection
Bipartite networks represent pairwise relationships between nodes belonging to two distinct classes. While established methods exist for analyzing unipartite networks, those for bipartite network analysis are somewhat obscure and relatively less developed. Community detection in such instances is frequently approached by first projecting the network onto a unipartite network, a method where edges between node classes are encoded as edges within o…
Good and bad events
The huge volume and velocity of media content published on the Web presents a substantial challenge to human analysts. In prior work, we developed a system (network event detection, NED) to assist analysts by detecting events within high-volume news streams in real time. NED can process a heterogeneous stream of news articles or social media user posts, combining text mining and network analysis to detect breaking news stories and generate an eas…
Do Health, Environmental and Ethical Concerns Affect Purchasing Behavior? A Meta-Analysis and Narrative Review
Much attention has been given to how we can make consumption more responsible—better for the planet and society. However, research on the associations between consumer purchasing behavior and their psychological concern for health, the environment and ethics lacks consensus on the significance and directionality of these concerns. This study aims to examine how (relatively) important these concerns are in determining consumer purchasing behavior.…
From Fair data to fair data use
The paper problematises the reliability and ethics of using social media data, such as sourced from Twitter or Instagram, to carry out health-related research. As in many other domains, the opportunity to mine social media for information has been hailed as transformative for research on well-being and disease. Considerations around the fairness, responsibilities and accountabilities relating to using such data have often been set aside, on the u…
Social sensing of flood impacts in India
Flooding is a major hazard that is responsible for substantial damage and risks to human health worldwide. The 2018 flood event in Kerala, India, killed 433 people and displaced more than 1 million people from their homes. Accurate and timely information can help mitigate the impacts of flooding through better preparedness (e.g. forecasting of flood impacts) and situational awareness (e.g. more effective civil response and relief). However, good …
Discussion of Climate Change on Reddit
Studies of climate discourse on social media platforms often find evidence of polarization, echo chambers, and misinformation. However, the literature’s overwhelming reliance on Twitter makes it difficult to understand whether these phenomena generalize across other social media platforms. Here we present the first study to examine climate change discourse on Reddit, a popular – yet understudied – locus for climate debate. This contributes to the…
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