B Campbell
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 15339 |
|---|---|
| NOME | B Campbell |
| PRENOMES | B |
| SOBRENOME | Campbell |
| ASSINATURA | CAMPBELL B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Queen's University Belfast |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9387-4580 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 35 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 111 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1969 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Enhanced Recovery After Surgery for Pediatric Lung Resection
Background : Prenatal detection of congenital lung lesions has increased with improved imaging. These abnormalities are safely treated with thoracoscopic lobectomy. We implemented an enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocol to standardize care and aim to evaluate its safety and efficacy compared to a non-ERAS cohort. Methods : A single-center retrospective chart review was conducted for twenty patients (n = 10 ERAS, n = 10 non-ERAS) underg…
Winslow, Arizona
Pax Regis
The people of Ceuta see their town as an exemplary model of coexistence between Christians, Muslims, Jews, and Hindus. This “ convivencia ” is described as the brainchild of their mayor-president, who funds clients to enact his charismatic vision. Anthropology is sensitive to the moral ambiguities of patron–client relations but has overlooked the role of charisma in the reproduction of patronage reproduction. This article explores the theoretical…
Introduction
Cities have long been associated with precarity. This link seems to have intensified under contemporary global regimes of capitalism, with both popular and academic discourses noting the risks that come with building and inhabiting urban environments. The introduction to this special issue reflects on the various ways in which anthropology has engaged with the relationship between "urbanity" and "precarity." It argues that current work on precari…
The Romans and Their World
Drawing on an array of ancient sources, and covering topics of interest to readers with little prior background in Roman history as well as those already familiar with the great civilization, Brian Campbell provides a fascinating and wide-ranging introduction to the world of ancient Rome. “A lucid survey of Roman history.”—Adam Kirsch, New Yorker “One of the great joys of Campbell’s unfailingly readable account is the readiness with which it retu…
Africa Starts at the Pyrenees
Located on the Mediterranean coast of Morocco, the Spanish enclave of Ceuta depends almost entirely on subsidies from Madrid. When the newly elected conservative government initiated a rigorous austerity regime in 2011, Ceuta quickly became Spain's "unemployment capital," and my fieldnotes started overflowing with stories of disorientation as personal life-trajectories collapsed and national narratives developed over four decades of modernization…
Caradura
Some social scientists have argued that state legal institutions are not effective at protecting immigrants. Proper evaluation of ethnographic data, they argue, shows that migrants integrate themselves by forming strong, personal relationships of trust and friendship minimally grounded in discourses of ethnicity or kinship. They also transcend legal and cultural categories and assign roles other than those of the state. This article tests this mo…
The Romans and their World
This one-volume history of the Roman world begins with the early years of the republic and carries the story nearly a thousand years forward to 476, when Romulus Augustus, the last Western Roman emperor, was deposed. Brian Campbell, respected scholar and teacher, presents a fascinating and wide-ranging introduction to Rome, drawing on an array of ancient sources and covering topics of interest to readers with little prior background in Roman hist…
The Gods of the Hunt
How do stereotypes – as rhetorical, homogenising claims about the Self and Other – survive despite their users having personal experiences that contradict them? This article addresses this question by examining why the Christian and Muslim inhabitants of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta insist the ‘moro’ is a cunning, hostile antagonist, even when their interactions with Moroccans tend to be profitable, and even as ethnographers of mainland Spain rep…
Of Chicks, Lice and Mackerel
In 2006, a group of Ceutan Carnival performers were sued for their anti-Muslim lyrics, resulting in a convoluted trial that took six years to resolve. Ceuta is a small, cosmopolitan Spanish enclave on the Mediterranean coast of Morocco. Its Christian, Muslim, Hindu and Jewish communities are tenuously held together by the City-led ideology of convivencia, that challenges mono-cultural models of Spanishness in favour of the idea that that Ceuta's …
Free seeds and food sovereignty
Neoliberal economic frameworks threaten the ability of marginalized people worldwide to grow, harvest, and access sufficient healthy food because they deny traditional collective seed ownership and preclude subsistence as a viable livelihood. Many internationally-oriented counter-responses work to reframe intellectual property law in favor of traditional farmers. In the United States, various grassroots agricultural biodiversity conservation proj…
Black Stork Down
Imperialism and Its Failures, 60 BC–AD 14
Frontiers and migrations in anthropology
Faschismus. Eine Weltgeschichte vom 19. Jahrhundert bis heute
This is a comparative study of fascism in the largest possible sense. It examines fascism world-wide and from its origins to the present day. Wolfgang Wippermann, Adjunct (Ausserplanmässiger) Professor of Modern History at the Humboldt University, is one of the world's leading experts on fascism. Wippermann pioneered the modern revival of the marxist concept of Bonapartism and its application to fascism. It will come as no surprise to those famil…
Testosterone and financial risk preferences
The army
The disposition of the Roman army in 235 shows in general terms the main strategical pre-occupations of the empire. Twelve legions and over 100 auxiliary units were concentrated along the Danube from Raetia to Moesia Inferior, while a further eleven legions and over eighty auxiliary units guarded Rome's eastern territories from Cappadocia to Egypt. Aurelian strengthened the army by recruiting two thousand horsemen from Rome's erstwhile enemies th…
The Severan dynasty
Septimius Severus was born in Lepcis Magna in Africa in 145. The character of Severus' regime was inevitably influenced by the bloodshed, confiscations and terror associated with civil war, and by his dependence on the army. In the Severan era, of the equestrian procurators known to have military experience, about 57 per cent still had held one or more posts in the traditional equestrian militia. The proportion of ex-centurions and tribunes of th…
Comparison of body composition among settled and nomadic Turkana of Kenya
Adoption of farming along the rivers of Turkana District in Kenya has lead to the settling of traditionally nomadic Ngisonyoka Turkana pastoralists. The impact of resulting changes in activity and energy expenditure, disease, and diet have not been investigated previously. This study examines the effects of subsistence transition on body composition of nomadic and settled Turkana. Anthropometric measurements (height, weight, skinfolds, circumfere…
War and diplomacy
Parthia was unique among the lands bordering the Roman empire in that it was a large kingdom with a long and distinctive tradition of civilization, coherent government, and domination over subject peoples. Parthian armies not only inflicted unavenged defeats on Rome but even invaded Roman territory. This unprecedented situation presented the Romans with unique problems, since there was little in their historical experience to prepare them for dea…
Diplomacy in the Roman world (c.500 BC‐AD 235)
This paper tries to establish that diplomacy had an important place in the management of the Romans' relations firstly with other rival communities in Italy and then with foreign peoples as they established an empire. The Romans developed a distinctive procedure of diplomacy, which embodied principles that were to be important in the evolution of diplomatic method, notably respect for treaties, good faith, equivalence, personal contact, formal me…
Rome and the Enemy
Exploratio
Shaping the Rural Environment
Horace, reflecting on his relationship with Maecenas and the top men or ‘gods’ in Rome, complained that passers-by asked him questions about affairs of state, expecting him to be privy to the deliberations of the great. One question was: ‘What about the land allocations ( praedia ) that the emperor promised to the soldiers? Will they be on the three-cornered island (Sicily) or on Italian soil? When I swear that I know nothing about it they are am…
Testosterone and pubertal development as predictors of sexual activity
Strong cross-sectional relationships between testosterone (T) and sexual activity have been found for human adolescent males, even when level of pubertal development is controlled; however, it has not been demonstrated that sexual behavior increases over time as a consequence of hormonal changes. The purpose of this paper was to extend previous cross-sectional findings by demonstrating that sexual behavior is initiated and increases within indivi…
Teach Yourself how to be a General
Normally, little attention is paid to the authors of military manuals in the imperial period. ‘Entertaining though trifling’ is a comment that can generally be heard. Frontinus is more familiar than most because of his distinguished career and other writings, but even his Strategemata is considered more as a source of historical anecdote than as an object of serious study in its own right. Yet the military textbooks fit into the tradition of dida…
Shaping the Rural Environment
Horace, reflecting on his relationship with Maecenas and the top men or ‘gods’ in Rome, complained that passers-by asked him questions about affairs of state, expecting him to be privy to the deliberations of the great. One question was: ‘What about the land allocations ( praedia ) that the emperor promised to the soldiers? Will they be on the three-cornered island (Sicily) or on Italian soil? When I swear that I know nothing about it they are am…
Diplomacy in the Roman world (c.500 BC‐AD 235)
This paper tries to establish that diplomacy had an important place in the management of the Romans' relations firstly with other rival communities in Italy and then with foreign peoples as they established an empire. The Romans developed a distinctive procedure of diplomacy, which embodied principles that were to be important in the evolution of diplomatic method, notably respect for treaties, good faith, equivalence, personal contact, formal me…
Introduction
Cities have long been associated with precarity. This link seems to have intensified under contemporary global regimes of capitalism, with both popular and academic discourses noting the risks that come with building and inhabiting urban environments. The introduction to this special issue reflects on the various ways in which anthropology has engaged with the relationship between "urbanity" and "precarity." It argues that current work on precari…
Exploratio
Free seeds and food sovereignty
Neoliberal economic frameworks threaten the ability of marginalized people worldwide to grow, harvest, and access sufficient healthy food because they deny traditional collective seed ownership and preclude subsistence as a viable livelihood. Many internationally-oriented counter-responses work to reframe intellectual property law in favor of traditional farmers. In the United States, various grassroots agricultural biodiversity conservation proj…
Of Chicks, Lice and Mackerel
In 2006, a group of Ceutan Carnival performers were sued for their anti-Muslim lyrics, resulting in a convoluted trial that took six years to resolve. Ceuta is a small, cosmopolitan Spanish enclave on the Mediterranean coast of Morocco. Its Christian, Muslim, Hindu and Jewish communities are tenuously held together by the City-led ideology of convivencia, that challenges mono-cultural models of Spanishness in favour of the idea that that Ceuta's …
Black Stork Down
The Marriage of Soldiers under the Empire
Roman soldiers were forbidden by law to contract a marriage during their period of military service, at least until the time of Septimius Severus. This restriction seems anomalous, especially in the context of the legal privileges conferred on soldiers, in the making of a will, in the relative freedom from some of the restraints of patria potestas , and in court. Some of these privileges were in part an attempt to protect soldiers against and com…
Caradura
Some social scientists have argued that state legal institutions are not effective at protecting immigrants. Proper evaluation of ethnographic data, they argue, shows that migrants integrate themselves by forming strong, personal relationships of trust and friendship minimally grounded in discourses of ethnicity or kinship. They also transcend legal and cultural categories and assign roles other than those of the state. This article tests this mo…
Early Man in Southern Africa
A new role for planners
The Marriage of Soldiers under the Empire
Roman soldiers were forbidden by law to contract a marriage during their period of military service, at least until the time of Septimius Severus. This restriction seems anomalous, especially in the context of the legal privileges conferred on soldiers, in the making of a will, in the relative freedom from some of the restraints of patria potestas , and in court. Some of these privileges were in part an attempt to protect soldiers against and com…
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Jacqueline Vendrand-Voyer, Normes civiques et Métier Militaire à Rome sous le Principat (Universités de Clermont I, Centre d'etudes juridiques comparatives et Clermont II, Centre de recherches sur les…
Jacqueline Vendrand-Voyer, Normes civiques et Métier Militaire à Rome sous le Principat (Universités de Clermont I, Centre d'etudes juridiques comparatives et Clermont II, Centre de recherches sur les civilisations antiques). Clermont-Ferrand: ADOSA, 1983, Pp. 348. - Volume 75
Teach Yourself how to be a General
Normally, little attention is paid to the authors of military manuals in the imperial period. ‘Entertaining though trifling’ is a comment that can generally be heard. Frontinus is more familiar than most because of his distinguished career and other writings, but even his Strategemata is considered more as a source of historical anecdote than as an object of serious study in its own right. Yet the military textbooks fit into the tradition of dida…
S. Link, Konzepte der Privilegierung römischer Veteranen (Heidelberger althistorische Beiträge und epigraphische Studien IX). Stuttgart
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Relationship between Death Anxiety and Suicide Potential in An Adolescent Population
The relationship between death anxiety and suicide potential was examined in a sample of 62 male and female adolescents whose ages ranged from 16 to 20 yr. A Pearson product-moment correlation between scores on Templer's Death Anxiety Scale and Cull and Gill's Suicide Probability Scale was significant for death anxiety and suicide potential, with higher death anxiety associated with greater suicidal risk. The implications of this association with…
Testosterone and pubertal development as predictors of sexual activity
Strong cross-sectional relationships between testosterone (T) and sexual activity have been found for human adolescent males, even when level of pubertal development is controlled; however, it has not been demonstrated that sexual behavior increases over time as a consequence of hormonal changes. The purpose of this paper was to extend previous cross-sectional findings by demonstrating that sexual behavior is initiated and increases within indivi…
Shorter Notices
Shorter Notices Get access BRIAN CAMPBELL BRIAN CAMPBELL Queen's UniversityBelfast Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume CVIII, Issue 426, January 1993, Page 161, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/CVIII.426.161 Published: 01 January 1993
Short Notices
Journal Article SHORT NOTICES Get access BRIAN CAMPBELL BRIAN CAMPBELL Queen's UniversityBelfast Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume CVIII, Issue 428, July 1993, Pages 692–693, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/CVIII.428.692 Published: 01 July 1993
Shaping the Rural Environment
Horace, reflecting on his relationship with Maecenas and the top men or ‘gods’ in Rome, complained that passers-by asked him questions about affairs of state, expecting him to be privy to the deliberations of the great. One question was: ‘What about the land allocations ( praedia ) that the emperor promised to the soldiers? Will they be on the three-cornered island (Sicily) or on Italian soil? When I swear that I know nothing about it they are am…
Exploratio
Rome and the Enemy
Diplomacy in the Roman world (c.500 BC‐AD 235)
This paper tries to establish that diplomacy had an important place in the management of the Romans' relations firstly with other rival communities in Italy and then with foreign peoples as they established an empire. The Romans developed a distinctive procedure of diplomacy, which embodied principles that were to be important in the evolution of diplomatic method, notably respect for treaties, good faith, equivalence, personal contact, formal me…
War and diplomacy
Parthia was unique among the lands bordering the Roman empire in that it was a large kingdom with a long and distinctive tradition of civilization, coherent government, and domination over subject peoples. Parthian armies not only inflicted unavenged defeats on Rome but even invaded Roman territory. This unprecedented situation presented the Romans with unique problems, since there was little in their historical experience to prepare them for dea…
Comparison of body composition among settled and nomadic Turkana of Kenya
Adoption of farming along the rivers of Turkana District in Kenya has lead to the settling of traditionally nomadic Ngisonyoka Turkana pastoralists. The impact of resulting changes in activity and energy expenditure, disease, and diet have not been investigated previously. This study examines the effects of subsistence transition on body composition of nomadic and settled Turkana. Anthropometric measurements (height, weight, skinfolds, circumfere…
The army
The disposition of the Roman army in 235 shows in general terms the main strategical pre-occupations of the empire. Twelve legions and over 100 auxiliary units were concentrated along the Danube from Raetia to Moesia Inferior, while a further eleven legions and over eighty auxiliary units guarded Rome's eastern territories from Cappadocia to Egypt. Aurelian strengthened the army by recruiting two thousand horsemen from Rome's erstwhile enemies th…
The Severan dynasty
Septimius Severus was born in Lepcis Magna in Africa in 145. The character of Severus' regime was inevitably influenced by the bloodshed, confiscations and terror associated with civil war, and by his dependence on the army. In the Severan era, of the equestrian procurators known to have military experience, about 57 per cent still had held one or more posts in the traditional equestrian militia. The proportion of ex-centurions and tribunes of th…
Testosterone and financial risk preferences
Faschismus. Eine Weltgeschichte vom 19. Jahrhundert bis heute
This is a comparative study of fascism in the largest possible sense. It examines fascism world-wide and from its origins to the present day. Wolfgang Wippermann, Adjunct (Ausserplanmässiger) Professor of Modern History at the Humboldt University, is one of the world's leading experts on fascism. Wippermann pioneered the modern revival of the marxist concept of Bonapartism and its application to fascism. It will come as no surprise to those famil…
Imperialism and Its Failures, 60 BC–AD 14
Frontiers and migrations in anthropology
Free seeds and food sovereignty
Neoliberal economic frameworks threaten the ability of marginalized people worldwide to grow, harvest, and access sufficient healthy food because they deny traditional collective seed ownership and preclude subsistence as a viable livelihood. Many internationally-oriented counter-responses work to reframe intellectual property law in favor of traditional farmers. In the United States, various grassroots agricultural biodiversity conservation proj…
Black Stork Down
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