William Graves
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 166899 |
|---|---|
| NOME | William Graves |
| PRENOMES | William |
| SOBRENOME | Graves |
| ASSINATURA | GRAVES W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Bryant University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0784-6899 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1921 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
John G. Douglass (1968–2024)
Part Iv
Some of the material exists with multiple variants. If something is only in one version it will be in square brackets with the version identifier (e.g. '[MC: petition]') and if there are variants these will be in square brackets in version order (e.g. ['petition/petitioning'] where petition is in variant 1 and petitioning is in variant 2). In a few places there are differences in variants and these are individually marked with a version identifie…
Urban value chains and re-framing agglomeration-centric conceptions of urban theory
This paper engages with a new way to interpret agglomeration-centric conceptions in urban theory, acknowledging the diversity of local contexts, of places and various scales by developing the concept of Urban Value Chains (UVC). It explores how the stretching of UVCs engages with the hegemony of agglomerations; this is framed within accounts of city-regionalist orthodoxy and with an emphasis on concentrations of opportunity in core city environme…
The Role of Demographic Data Bias in the Under-Provision of Retail
Municipal policy attempting to remediate low food access neighborhoods tends to focus on improving demand conditions in these neighborhoods. We investigate the role of two fundamental measures of food demand (population and income) and the biases inherent in these data in creating low food access neighborhoods. Population and income data were collected for a 1-mile radius surrounding seventy-one grocery desert sites in Southern U.S. metro areas, …
Global reach and second-tier cities
Urban-economic research has long been dominated by a focus on the largest cities. Nonetheless, growing economic inequality and differences in connectivity throughout most advanced market economies has led scholars to acknowledge that second-tier urban places can function differently than their larger counterparts. Grounded within the research frameworks of the smaller city literature, as well as export base and urban-level export research, this p…
On professor Schrag's positive critique of postmodernism
On first reading, I took Prof. Schrag's call for a ‘minimalist metaphysics’ to be a retreat from ‘the big questions’ of classical philosophy into well-established traditions in phenomenological and
Religion and language in post-Soviet Russia
In Religion and language in post-Soviet Russia, Brian Bennett seeks to construct nothing less than a holistic portrait of what he calls “lived Slavonic.” The attempt is based on tracing the multipl
Graves Forum contribution
On the Comic and Laughter
Introduction The Russian Anekdot as Cultural Genre, Discourse and Performance
Additional informationNotes on contributorsWilliam GravesWilliam Graves III is an associate professor of humanities in the English and Cultural Studies Department at Bryant University ([email protected]).Vladimir KarasikVladimir Karasik is a professor and chair of the English Philology Department at Volgograd State Pedagogical University
Nation Branding and Russia
(2008). Nation Branding and Russia: Prospects and Pitfalls. Russian Journal of Communication: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 192-222
Gentrification as Corporate Growth Strategy
In keeping with calls for gentrification research to show greater sensitivity to contextuality, this article uses Charlotte, North Carolina as a case study to illustrate a geography of gentrification in which motivations to gentrify and stage trajectories do not quite fit traditional expectations. In this mid-sized Southern city, gentrification was first introduced in the early 1970s when corporate leaders recognized the importance of revitalizin…
Financing Flexibility in a Global Market
As firms increasingly rely upon intangible assets such as human capital, innovative capacity, and brand equity, they are less able to tap traditional sources of capital such as bank or debt financing. Equity finance (the offering of ownership shares through public stock markets) is frequently the only means of finance available to knowledge-based firms or firms with few fixed assets. The intent of this research is to chart the spatial patterns of…
Coleridge: The Early Family Letters
This volume of letters - the vast majority of which are previously unpublished - presents a remarkable, often moving, and extraordinary image of the Coleridge family during Samuel Taylor Coleridge's youth, particularly between 1772 and 1793, when the writer reached twenty-one. Revealing the strength of a family suffering repeated losses, James Engell places the Coleridge family letters in a larger biographical context, and offers a new, frank, ye…
Condom use and breakage among women in a municipal hospital family planning clinic
For those who choose to be sexually active, condoms are the best available means of protection against sexually transmitted diseases including the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Condoms are also an effective method for preventing pregnancy. Unfortunately, condoms are not 100% effective at preventing pregnancy or the spread of infection, in part because condoms do break. In order to gain…
To Taste a Hundred Herbs
All Under Heaven . 1985. Produced by Richard Gordon, Carma Hinton, Kathy Kline , and Dan Sipe
The Return of Gods and Ancestors
Generations
Seasons of a Navajo
The Florida Key
Yes
Contrast effects of background factors on the similarity-attraction relationship
For Jaded Teachers
(1932). For Jaded Teachers: The Excitement of Teaching. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 3, No. 5, pp. 281-281
The arcometer
Observations on age changes in the scapula. A preliminary note
Gentrification as Corporate Growth Strategy
In keeping with calls for gentrification research to show greater sensitivity to contextuality, this article uses Charlotte, North Carolina as a case study to illustrate a geography of gentrification in which motivations to gentrify and stage trajectories do not quite fit traditional expectations. In this mid-sized Southern city, gentrification was first introduced in the early 1970s when corporate leaders recognized the importance of revitalizin…
Observations on age changes in the scapula. A preliminary note
The types of scapulæ. A comparative study of some correlated characters in human scapulæ
Contrast effects of background factors on the similarity-attraction relationship
Urban value chains and re-framing agglomeration-centric conceptions of urban theory
This paper engages with a new way to interpret agglomeration-centric conceptions in urban theory, acknowledging the diversity of local contexts, of places and various scales by developing the concept of Urban Value Chains (UVC). It explores how the stretching of UVCs engages with the hegemony of agglomerations; this is framed within accounts of city-regionalist orthodoxy and with an emphasis on concentrations of opportunity in core city environme…
All Under Heaven . 1985. Produced by Richard Gordon, Carma Hinton, Kathy Kline , and Dan Sipe
The Return of Gods and Ancestors
The types of scapulæ. A comparative study of some correlated characters in human scapulæ
Observations on age changes in the scapula. A preliminary note
The arcometer
For Jaded Teachers
(1932). For Jaded Teachers: The Excitement of Teaching. The Journal of Higher Education: Vol. 3, No. 5, pp. 281-281
The Florida Key
Yes
Contrast effects of background factors on the similarity-attraction relationship
Seasons of a Navajo
All Under Heaven . 1985. Produced by Richard Gordon, Carma Hinton, Kathy Kline , and Dan Sipe
The Return of Gods and Ancestors
Generations
To Taste a Hundred Herbs
Condom use and breakage among women in a municipal hospital family planning clinic
For those who choose to be sexually active, condoms are the best available means of protection against sexually transmitted diseases including the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Condoms are also an effective method for preventing pregnancy. Unfortunately, condoms are not 100% effective at preventing pregnancy or the spread of infection, in part because condoms do break. In order to gain…
Coleridge: The Early Family Letters
This volume of letters - the vast majority of which are previously unpublished - presents a remarkable, often moving, and extraordinary image of the Coleridge family during Samuel Taylor Coleridge's youth, particularly between 1772 and 1793, when the writer reached twenty-one. Revealing the strength of a family suffering repeated losses, James Engell places the Coleridge family letters in a larger biographical context, and offers a new, frank, ye…
Financing Flexibility in a Global Market
As firms increasingly rely upon intangible assets such as human capital, innovative capacity, and brand equity, they are less able to tap traditional sources of capital such as bank or debt financing. Equity finance (the offering of ownership shares through public stock markets) is frequently the only means of finance available to knowledge-based firms or firms with few fixed assets. The intent of this research is to chart the spatial patterns of…
Gentrification as Corporate Growth Strategy
In keeping with calls for gentrification research to show greater sensitivity to contextuality, this article uses Charlotte, North Carolina as a case study to illustrate a geography of gentrification in which motivations to gentrify and stage trajectories do not quite fit traditional expectations. In this mid-sized Southern city, gentrification was first introduced in the early 1970s when corporate leaders recognized the importance of revitalizin…
Nation Branding and Russia
(2008). Nation Branding and Russia: Prospects and Pitfalls. Russian Journal of Communication: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 192-222
On the Comic and Laughter
Introduction The Russian Anekdot as Cultural Genre, Discourse and Performance
Additional informationNotes on contributorsWilliam GravesWilliam Graves III is an associate professor of humanities in the English and Cultural Studies Department at Bryant University ([email protected]).Vladimir KarasikVladimir Karasik is a professor and chair of the English Philology Department at Volgograd State Pedagogical University
Graves Forum contribution
Religion and language in post-Soviet Russia
In Religion and language in post-Soviet Russia, Brian Bennett seeks to construct nothing less than a holistic portrait of what he calls “lived Slavonic.” The attempt is based on tracing the multipl
On professor Schrag's positive critique of postmodernism
On first reading, I took Prof. Schrag's call for a ‘minimalist metaphysics’ to be a retreat from ‘the big questions’ of classical philosophy into well-established traditions in phenomenological and
Global reach and second-tier cities
Urban-economic research has long been dominated by a focus on the largest cities. Nonetheless, growing economic inequality and differences in connectivity throughout most advanced market economies has led scholars to acknowledge that second-tier urban places can function differently than their larger counterparts. Grounded within the research frameworks of the smaller city literature, as well as export base and urban-level export research, this p…
The Role of Demographic Data Bias in the Under-Provision of Retail
Municipal policy attempting to remediate low food access neighborhoods tends to focus on improving demand conditions in these neighborhoods. We investigate the role of two fundamental measures of food demand (population and income) and the biases inherent in these data in creating low food access neighborhoods. Population and income data were collected for a 1-mile radius surrounding seventy-one grocery desert sites in Southern U.S. metro areas, …
Part Iv
Some of the material exists with multiple variants. If something is only in one version it will be in square brackets with the version identifier (e.g. '[MC: petition]') and if there are variants these will be in square brackets in version order (e.g. ['petition/petitioning'] where petition is in variant 1 and petitioning is in variant 2). In a few places there are differences in variants and these are individually marked with a version identifie…
Urban value chains and re-framing agglomeration-centric conceptions of urban theory
This paper engages with a new way to interpret agglomeration-centric conceptions in urban theory, acknowledging the diversity of local contexts, of places and various scales by developing the concept of Urban Value Chains (UVC). It explores how the stretching of UVCs engages with the hegemony of agglomerations; this is framed within accounts of city-regionalist orthodoxy and with an emphasis on concentrations of opportunity in core city environme…
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