Genevieve Burton
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 242037 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Genevieve Burton |
| PRENOMES | Genevieve |
| SOBRENOME | Burton |
| ASSINATURA | BURTON G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4361-3678 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1956 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Positive and negative public diplomacy, new concepts to understand public diplomacy strategies in the Arab Gulf states
Public diplomacy may be understood as efforts by international actors to influence the international environment by appealing to foreign audiences. This paper suggests a particular approach, based on a conceptualisation that distinguishes between two principal forms: positive and negative forms of public diplomacy. To examine this, the paper explores the role of several increasingly important and influential Arab Gulf states (Saudi Arabia, the UA…
Populism at the UN
Populism impacts policy choices and may contribute to fuelling crises and limiting the prospects for conflict resolution. This paper applies a multidimensional populism theoretical framework to compare quantitatively and qualitatively 18 speeches by Mahmoud Abbas and Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations General Assembly between 2010 and 2019. Our analysis shows that while both Abbas and Netanyahu use populist language-mostly focused on antago…
China’s Three Level Game in the Middle East
How has China responded to regional tensions and conflicts in the Middle East? Broadly, it has done so in the form of a three-level game, at the global level (involving powerful outside parties like the US, Russia and the Europeans), at the regional level (and specifically the main regional powers like Saudi Arabia, Iran, Israel and Turkey) and at the sub-regional level where smaller and weaker states are based. The existence of this multipolar a…
China and the Reconstruction of Syria
How will China contribute to Syria's postwar reconstruction? The Syrian regime's Russian and Iranian sponsors are unlikely to provide sufficient material assistance, while Gulf and Western countries are unwilling to help. This article shows how Chinese support has thus become the Syrian regime's priority, although China's state and private firms will be wary of risk. China could also provide Syria with a model for development, but it would be par…
Middle power behavior under multipolarity
How do middle powers operate in uncertain multipolar international systems? Through the cases of Malaysia and Indonesia, the article examines their approach in the Middle East after the Arab uprisings. Particular reference is given to their actions in three main areas: the Gulf (especially relations with Saudi Arabia and Iran), the Syrian war (and its blowback in terms of domestic radicalization), and the Palestinian‐Israeli conflict. While the t…
Rising powers and the Gulf Monarchies during the Covid-19 Pandemic
How are rising powers like Russia, India and China responding to the pandemic among the Gulf monarchies and what are the implications for rising power behaviour more generally? Through an examination of these powers’ established relations with the Gulf monarchies and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the regional energy and labour markets and the search for a vaccine, the article highlights the opportunities and constraints faced by each. Th…
Political time and leadership in the Middle East
Who are the most notable and successful political leaders in the Middle East? Employing the concept of political time and through a survey of textbooks and popular history books relating to the region, 22 prominent individuals are identified in the modern period (i.e. since 1800). All were male and half of them came from the regional core (i.e. Egypt and the Mashreq countries). The leaders mainly came from the establishment and the armed forces. …
What Influence Do Advisory Assemblies Have? A Print Media Analysis of the UAE’s Federal National Council, 2011–15
Where does the UAE’s Federal National Council fit in the scholarship on comparative legislative studies? Is it a “transformative” and “active” assembly (i.e. it makes legislation and policy) or is it an “arena” and “reactive” assembly (i.e. it focuses on public debate and policy influence)? Constitutionally, the FNC is portrayed as one of the Arabian Gulf region’s weaker assemblies. This article challenges that assumption. An analysis of the FNC’…
China and the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
La Chine peut-elle faire la différence dans le conflit israélo-palestinien ? Pour répondre à cela, l’article se réfère à deux formes principales de paix selon les travaux de Galtung : la paix négative (c’est-à-dire l’absence ou l’élimination de la violence) et la paix positive (c’est-à-dire la résolution des causes d’un conflit). Un certain nombre d’éléments nous permettent d’évaluer ce rôle : la présence croissante de la Chine dans la région, so…
Building ties across the Green Line
In 2011 Palestinian youth joined together across the Green Line, demonstrating grassroots solidarity and a challenge to the elite consensus in favour of the two-state Oslo process. The movement drew inspiration from the concurrent Arab Spring and the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, organising joint demonstrations in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory. However, the movement struggled to develop as a result of challenges rega…
Explaining Beijing’s Shift from Active to Passive Engagement in Relation to the Arab-Israeli Conflict
As a ‘rising power’, China is expected to play a greater global role. But current Chinese involvement in the long-running and internationalised Arab-Israeli conflict is limited. How to explain this? What does it suggest about China’s regional and global role? Studying Beijing’s involvement since the 1950s, I note Chinese military assistance to the Palestinians during the 1960s-70s and strong criticism of Israel. But from the 1980s Beijing adopted…
Assessing Palestinian Economic Exchange across the Green Line
What economic interactions exist between Palestinians across the Green Line? Moving beyond existing literature that focuses on Palestinians’ subordinate economic relationship to the Israeli economy within Israel or between the occupied Palestinian territory and Israel, this article uses the concepts of dependency and de-development, as well as interviews with Palestinian business representatives, to assess cross-Green Line economic activity. It n…
International
In an effort to further support International Workshop alumni along their scholarly careers, APSA off ers over $75,000 in small grants each year to members of the Africa Workshops (with support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation) and MENA Workshops (with support from the Carnegie Corporation of New
Inaugural Mena Workshop Held
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Theorising the State and Globalisation in Education Politics and Policy
The essay aims to overturn much conventional (and generally critical) thinking which emphasises neoliberal prominence in policy and policy making. Two main policy making processes are noted: (1) a rational, systematic process or (2) an incoherent, incremental version. The latter account is perceived as more realistic model and accounted for by making use of particular perspectives regarding the nature and role of the state in today’s globalised w…
Inclusion or transformation? An early assessment of an empowerment project for disabled people in occupied Palestine
Can disabled people become advocates in occupied Palestine? This article presents findings from a current three-year project. It examines the environmental, attitudinal and institutional barriers faced by disabled people and the activities being undertaken to challenge social discrimination. The article considers the project in relation to liberation theory and the struggle by young disabled Palestinians to achieve social inclusion – and eventual…
Hamas and its Vision of Development
This article accounts for the conceptualisation of development by the Palestinian Islamist party, Hamas. It concludes that Hamas's position on development can be seen in either two ways: 1) as broadly similar to mainstream neoliberal development; or 2) as significantly different and an alternative type of development. Which view taken depends on whether an Orientalist or non-Orientalist approach to understanding development is employed (with Orie…
Flaying Freire? The Workers’ Party and education policy in Brazil, 1980–2007
The use and limitations of conflict analysis
The past two decades have seen international agencies pay closer attention to the relationship between conflict and development. An example of this is the UNDP and its conflict-related development analysis (CDA), which aims to identify the causes of conflict and design measures that will enhance development while reducing conflict. Through the case study of the CDA's application in the occupied Palestinian territory, the article reveals its main …
Hegemony and Frustration
What is the nature of government policy making and its relations with social actors in post-1990 Chile? A case study of the education sector shows a shift in the Concertación government's approach to participation from market (1980s) to weak representative (i.e., involvement of organized groups) (1990-2006 and since 2007) and deliberative (2006) forms. The reasons for this shift include the relative strength of (right-wing) political actors in re…
Sexual Behavior and Adjustment of Married Alcoholics
Group Counseling in Conflicted Marriages Where Alcoholism Is Present
This paper reports the results of a follow-up study with maritally conflicted alcoholics and their spouses who had experienced group counseling with other couples with similar difficulties. It reports a number of limited comparisons of the effectiveness of group versus individual counseling and comments an the possible complem,entarity of these approaches when used jointly. It analyzes comments on the various areas in which the clients feel they …
The Family
Group Counseling with Alcoholic Husbands and Their Nonalcoholic Wives
The Alcoholic and His Community Search for Help
The Alcoholic and His Community Search for Help Genevieve Burton CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.50.7.980 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Hegemony and Frustration
What is the nature of government policy making and its relations with social actors in post-1990 Chile? A case study of the education sector shows a shift in the Concertación government's approach to participation from market (1980s) to weak representative (i.e., involvement of organized groups) (1990-2006 and since 2007) and deliberative (2006) forms. The reasons for this shift include the relative strength of (right-wing) political actors in re…
Inclusion or transformation? An early assessment of an empowerment project for disabled people in occupied Palestine
Can disabled people become advocates in occupied Palestine? This article presents findings from a current three-year project. It examines the environmental, attitudinal and institutional barriers faced by disabled people and the activities being undertaken to challenge social discrimination. The article considers the project in relation to liberation theory and the struggle by young disabled Palestinians to achieve social inclusion – and eventual…
Group Counseling in Conflicted Marriages Where Alcoholism Is Present
This paper reports the results of a follow-up study with maritally conflicted alcoholics and their spouses who had experienced group counseling with other couples with similar difficulties. It reports a number of limited comparisons of the effectiveness of group versus individual counseling and comments an the possible complem,entarity of these approaches when used jointly. It analyzes comments on the various areas in which the clients feel they …
China and the Reconstruction of Syria
How will China contribute to Syria's postwar reconstruction? The Syrian regime's Russian and Iranian sponsors are unlikely to provide sufficient material assistance, while Gulf and Western countries are unwilling to help. This article shows how Chinese support has thus become the Syrian regime's priority, although China's state and private firms will be wary of risk. China could also provide Syria with a model for development, but it would be par…
Populism at the UN
Populism impacts policy choices and may contribute to fuelling crises and limiting the prospects for conflict resolution. This paper applies a multidimensional populism theoretical framework to compare quantitatively and qualitatively 18 speeches by Mahmoud Abbas and Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations General Assembly between 2010 and 2019. Our analysis shows that while both Abbas and Netanyahu use populist language-mostly focused on antago…
Middle power behavior under multipolarity
How do middle powers operate in uncertain multipolar international systems? Through the cases of Malaysia and Indonesia, the article examines their approach in the Middle East after the Arab uprisings. Particular reference is given to their actions in three main areas: the Gulf (especially relations with Saudi Arabia and Iran), the Syrian war (and its blowback in terms of domestic radicalization), and the Palestinian‐Israeli conflict. While the t…
China and the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
La Chine peut-elle faire la différence dans le conflit israélo-palestinien ? Pour répondre à cela, l’article se réfère à deux formes principales de paix selon les travaux de Galtung : la paix négative (c’est-à-dire l’absence ou l’élimination de la violence) et la paix positive (c’est-à-dire la résolution des causes d’un conflit). Un certain nombre d’éléments nous permettent d’évaluer ce rôle : la présence croissante de la Chine dans la région, so…
The use and limitations of conflict analysis
The past two decades have seen international agencies pay closer attention to the relationship between conflict and development. An example of this is the UNDP and its conflict-related development analysis (CDA), which aims to identify the causes of conflict and design measures that will enhance development while reducing conflict. Through the case study of the CDA's application in the occupied Palestinian territory, the article reveals its main …
The Child, His Parents and the Nurse
The Alcoholic and His Community Search for Help
The Alcoholic and His Community Search for Help Genevieve Burton CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.50.7.980 Published Online: August 29, 2011
The Family
Group Counseling with Alcoholic Husbands and Their Nonalcoholic Wives
Sexual Behavior and Adjustment of Married Alcoholics
Group Counseling in Conflicted Marriages Where Alcoholism Is Present
This paper reports the results of a follow-up study with maritally conflicted alcoholics and their spouses who had experienced group counseling with other couples with similar difficulties. It reports a number of limited comparisons of the effectiveness of group versus individual counseling and comments an the possible complem,entarity of these approaches when used jointly. It analyzes comments on the various areas in which the clients feel they …
Hamas and its Vision of Development
This article accounts for the conceptualisation of development by the Palestinian Islamist party, Hamas. It concludes that Hamas's position on development can be seen in either two ways: 1) as broadly similar to mainstream neoliberal development; or 2) as significantly different and an alternative type of development. Which view taken depends on whether an Orientalist or non-Orientalist approach to understanding development is employed (with Orie…
Flaying Freire? The Workers’ Party and education policy in Brazil, 1980–2007
The use and limitations of conflict analysis
The past two decades have seen international agencies pay closer attention to the relationship between conflict and development. An example of this is the UNDP and its conflict-related development analysis (CDA), which aims to identify the causes of conflict and design measures that will enhance development while reducing conflict. Through the case study of the CDA's application in the occupied Palestinian territory, the article reveals its main …
Hegemony and Frustration
What is the nature of government policy making and its relations with social actors in post-1990 Chile? A case study of the education sector shows a shift in the Concertación government's approach to participation from market (1980s) to weak representative (i.e., involvement of organized groups) (1990-2006 and since 2007) and deliberative (2006) forms. The reasons for this shift include the relative strength of (right-wing) political actors in re…
Inclusion or transformation? An early assessment of an empowerment project for disabled people in occupied Palestine
Can disabled people become advocates in occupied Palestine? This article presents findings from a current three-year project. It examines the environmental, attitudinal and institutional barriers faced by disabled people and the activities being undertaken to challenge social discrimination. The article considers the project in relation to liberation theory and the struggle by young disabled Palestinians to achieve social inclusion – and eventual…
Inaugural Mena Workshop Held
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Theorising the State and Globalisation in Education Politics and Policy
The essay aims to overturn much conventional (and generally critical) thinking which emphasises neoliberal prominence in policy and policy making. Two main policy making processes are noted: (1) a rational, systematic process or (2) an incoherent, incremental version. The latter account is perceived as more realistic model and accounted for by making use of particular perspectives regarding the nature and role of the state in today’s globalised w…
International
In an effort to further support International Workshop alumni along their scholarly careers, APSA off ers over $75,000 in small grants each year to members of the Africa Workshops (with support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation) and MENA Workshops (with support from the Carnegie Corporation of New
Explaining Beijing’s Shift from Active to Passive Engagement in Relation to the Arab-Israeli Conflict
As a ‘rising power’, China is expected to play a greater global role. But current Chinese involvement in the long-running and internationalised Arab-Israeli conflict is limited. How to explain this? What does it suggest about China’s regional and global role? Studying Beijing’s involvement since the 1950s, I note Chinese military assistance to the Palestinians during the 1960s-70s and strong criticism of Israel. But from the 1980s Beijing adopted…
Assessing Palestinian Economic Exchange across the Green Line
What economic interactions exist between Palestinians across the Green Line? Moving beyond existing literature that focuses on Palestinians’ subordinate economic relationship to the Israeli economy within Israel or between the occupied Palestinian territory and Israel, this article uses the concepts of dependency and de-development, as well as interviews with Palestinian business representatives, to assess cross-Green Line economic activity. It n…
Building ties across the Green Line
In 2011 Palestinian youth joined together across the Green Line, demonstrating grassroots solidarity and a challenge to the elite consensus in favour of the two-state Oslo process. The movement drew inspiration from the concurrent Arab Spring and the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, organising joint demonstrations in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory. However, the movement struggled to develop as a result of challenges rega…
What Influence Do Advisory Assemblies Have? A Print Media Analysis of the UAE’s Federal National Council, 2011–15
Where does the UAE’s Federal National Council fit in the scholarship on comparative legislative studies? Is it a “transformative” and “active” assembly (i.e. it makes legislation and policy) or is it an “arena” and “reactive” assembly (i.e. it focuses on public debate and policy influence)? Constitutionally, the FNC is portrayed as one of the Arabian Gulf region’s weaker assemblies. This article challenges that assumption. An analysis of the FNC’…
China and the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
La Chine peut-elle faire la différence dans le conflit israélo-palestinien ? Pour répondre à cela, l’article se réfère à deux formes principales de paix selon les travaux de Galtung : la paix négative (c’est-à-dire l’absence ou l’élimination de la violence) et la paix positive (c’est-à-dire la résolution des causes d’un conflit). Un certain nombre d’éléments nous permettent d’évaluer ce rôle : la présence croissante de la Chine dans la région, so…
Rising powers and the Gulf Monarchies during the Covid-19 Pandemic
How are rising powers like Russia, India and China responding to the pandemic among the Gulf monarchies and what are the implications for rising power behaviour more generally? Through an examination of these powers’ established relations with the Gulf monarchies and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the regional energy and labour markets and the search for a vaccine, the article highlights the opportunities and constraints faced by each. Th…
Political time and leadership in the Middle East
Who are the most notable and successful political leaders in the Middle East? Employing the concept of political time and through a survey of textbooks and popular history books relating to the region, 22 prominent individuals are identified in the modern period (i.e. since 1800). All were male and half of them came from the regional core (i.e. Egypt and the Mashreq countries). The leaders mainly came from the establishment and the armed forces. …
China’s Three Level Game in the Middle East
How has China responded to regional tensions and conflicts in the Middle East? Broadly, it has done so in the form of a three-level game, at the global level (involving powerful outside parties like the US, Russia and the Europeans), at the regional level (and specifically the main regional powers like Saudi Arabia, Iran, Israel and Turkey) and at the sub-regional level where smaller and weaker states are based. The existence of this multipolar a…
China and the Reconstruction of Syria
How will China contribute to Syria's postwar reconstruction? The Syrian regime's Russian and Iranian sponsors are unlikely to provide sufficient material assistance, while Gulf and Western countries are unwilling to help. This article shows how Chinese support has thus become the Syrian regime's priority, although China's state and private firms will be wary of risk. China could also provide Syria with a model for development, but it would be par…
Middle power behavior under multipolarity
How do middle powers operate in uncertain multipolar international systems? Through the cases of Malaysia and Indonesia, the article examines their approach in the Middle East after the Arab uprisings. Particular reference is given to their actions in three main areas: the Gulf (especially relations with Saudi Arabia and Iran), the Syrian war (and its blowback in terms of domestic radicalization), and the Palestinian‐Israeli conflict. While the t…
Populism at the UN
Populism impacts policy choices and may contribute to fuelling crises and limiting the prospects for conflict resolution. This paper applies a multidimensional populism theoretical framework to compare quantitatively and qualitatively 18 speeches by Mahmoud Abbas and Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations General Assembly between 2010 and 2019. Our analysis shows that while both Abbas and Netanyahu use populist language-mostly focused on antago…
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