G Martins
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 24679 |
|---|---|
| NOME | G Martins |
| PRENOMES | G |
| SOBRENOME | Martins |
| ASSINATURA | MARTINS G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Montclair State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4770-1985 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 62 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 102 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 62 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1965 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
A Sustainability Interrogation of the Autonomous Vehicle at Its Society-Technology Interface
This analysis of the emergent automated vehicle technology focuses on the friction at its interface with society, clouding its future. The sequential focus of development → deployment is reconfigured as reciprocal: society ↔ technology. A best path forward is presented that incorporates environmental and social sustainability factors as they relate to climate change and public health. The path’s signpost is automated electric vehicles deployed in…
Listing and protecting culturally significant events
Listed events are policies enacted by states to protect the free-to-air rights of specific television and radio broadcasts that are identified as being of particular national significance. Some states (including the UK, Belgium, and Argentina) have begun to adopt these listed events policies, typically regarding significant national sporting events. We re-conceptualize listed events as a practical means by which to protect the intangible cultural…
An Ecosocial Frame for Autonomous Vehicles
This paper analyses ecosocial parameters for the coming of autonomous vehicles—a subject obscured by their technological and business prospects. The world's largest multinational digital and automotive corporations are making massive investments in the autonomous vehicle roll-out. As is usually the case with a new technological consumer product, discourse centers on its promises, not its perils. Largely ignored are potential impacts on social jus…
Peter ES Freund, 1940-2014
Kingsley Dennis and John Urry, After the Car
The Social and Material Culture of Hyperautomobility
The automobile is a key artifact for understanding the relationship between technology and society. As it has developed into a mass-produced and mass-consumed commodity, it has played an increasing role in social life and its built environments. In its most exaggerated manifestation, in parts of the United States, the car is a singular transport mode for expansive urban regions. This social formation, often referred to as “urban sprawl,” has been…
Fast Cars/Fast Foods
Intellectual Property Rights Systems and theAssemblageof Local Knowledge Systems
The mounting loss of the traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples presents environmental as well as ethical issues. Fundamental among these is the sustainability of indigenous societies and their ecosystems. Although the commercial expropriation of traditional knowledge grows, rooted in a global, corporate application of intellectual property rights (IPRs), the survival of indigenous societies becomes more problematic. One reason for this is a…
Global motorization, social ecology and China
The global diffusion of motorization has become a significant driver of local and regional change around the world. In the South (the developing countries), especially in China, the scale of its impact in the twenty‐first century carries the potential to dwarf that of motorization in the North (the developed countries) in the twentieth century. While alarms have been sounded about the threat of greatly increased greenhouse emissions posed by Chin…
Hyperautomobility, the Social Organization of Space, and Health
The development of hyperautomobility in the US is having considerable impact on the social organization of space, on social life, and on public health. The geographic sprawl of urban areas, combined with the dominance of auto connectivity, promote a more privatized and individualized community life, as well as poorer environmental conditions. Public health is effected in a variety of ways, such as through the discouragement of routine walking. In…
Intellectual property, indigenous knowledge, and biodiversity
Walking and motoring
This essay applies the approach of the relational model to the quotidian modes of contemporary movement, walking and motoring, in order to analyse fitness. The social model of disability provides a tool for de-individualising fitness discourse, as well as for embedding fitness within sociomaterial and cultural contexts. Fitness, or 'being able to', is seen as an outcome of the interpenetrations and interactions of mind-bodies moving within their …
Grounding Social Ecology
Moving bodies
This article develops an application of the social organization of space to the study of public health. The authors analyse the ways in which auto-centred transport, as a sociomaterial organization of space, structures the distribution of fitness, injury and death, and the ways in which actors experience space. The specific focus of this essay is the effects of auto-centred social organizations of space-time and technology on accidents, on the ri…
Driving South
The automobile and transport policy
Auto‐centered transport systems are analyzed and related to contemporary transport policy. Auto‐centered transport features a high level of dependence on the auto for daily mobility, and a social space and built environment dominated by the material infrastructures of automobility. In recent decades, there has been an accumulating empirical record of the societal problems and costs generated by auto‐centered transport, including intensive resourc…
Speaking about accidents
Discourses about traffic accidents are limited by an ideology of automobility that has accompanied increased auto dependence and the hegemony of the automobile over social space. Risk analyses swing back and forth from targeting either human error or technical improvement. While both are important, the attribution of accident causation to systemic factors remains largely ignored. Even in targeting human error, focus is often restricted to causes …
The commodity that is eating the world
1996). The commodity that is eating the world: The automobile, the environment, and capitalism. Capitalism Nature Socialism: Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 3-29
Opera Surveyed
Mainstreaming Gender
We discuss and analyze the problems encountered when gender materials and perspectives from a sex roles course were integrated (mainstreamed) into other sociology courses. We suggest techniques and resources to address the problems. Both the problems and the remedies are divided into two key areas of concern: subject matter and student population. The subject matter of gender lends itself readily to overpersonalization, but several techniques can…
The Damrosch Dynasty
Union Social Services and Women's Work
The recent increase in the development of direct, professional social services by unions is analyzed as resulting from organizational, ideological, social compositional, and social movement forces. Fieldwork data collected in several cities in 1981-83 indicate that the two major social structural developments that have spurred the increase in union services are the entry of women into the labor force and the maturation of the welfare state
Social Welfare in Society
Shares a sociological perspective on social welfare institutions and their relationship to society for students of social welfare, social work, and the social sciences, both undergraduate and graduate
The Welfare Industry
The Welfare Industry
Takes sociological stock of American poverty and the efforts at reform in the 1960s and early 70s, focusing on urban public assistance and on efforts to improve the system -- particularly efforts that were pursued in the name of poor persons themselves. 'A well-organized but varied collection of research efforts to support the argument that two processes -- bureaucratization and professionalization -- alter poverty. The authors, eminently qualifi…
Hyperautomobility, the Social Organization of Space, and Health
The development of hyperautomobility in the US is having considerable impact on the social organization of space, on social life, and on public health. The geographic sprawl of urban areas, combined with the dominance of auto connectivity, promote a more privatized and individualized community life, as well as poorer environmental conditions. Public health is effected in a variety of ways, such as through the discouragement of routine walking. In…
Walking and motoring
This essay applies the approach of the relational model to the quotidian modes of contemporary movement, walking and motoring, in order to analyse fitness. The social model of disability provides a tool for de-individualising fitness discourse, as well as for embedding fitness within sociomaterial and cultural contexts. Fitness, or 'being able to', is seen as an outcome of the interpenetrations and interactions of mind-bodies moving within their …
The commodity that is eating the world
1996). The commodity that is eating the world: The automobile, the environment, and capitalism. Capitalism Nature Socialism: Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 3-29
Grounding Social Ecology
Driving South
Fast Cars/Fast Foods
Intellectual Property Rights Systems and theAssemblageof Local Knowledge Systems
The mounting loss of the traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples presents environmental as well as ethical issues. Fundamental among these is the sustainability of indigenous societies and their ecosystems. Although the commercial expropriation of traditional knowledge grows, rooted in a global, corporate application of intellectual property rights (IPRs), the survival of indigenous societies becomes more problematic. One reason for this is a…
Intellectual property, indigenous knowledge, and biodiversity
An Ecosocial Frame for Autonomous Vehicles
This paper analyses ecosocial parameters for the coming of autonomous vehicles—a subject obscured by their technological and business prospects. The world's largest multinational digital and automotive corporations are making massive investments in the autonomous vehicle roll-out. As is usually the case with a new technological consumer product, discourse centers on its promises, not its perils. Largely ignored are potential impacts on social jus…
Mainstreaming Gender
We discuss and analyze the problems encountered when gender materials and perspectives from a sex roles course were integrated (mainstreamed) into other sociology courses. We suggest techniques and resources to address the problems. Both the problems and the remedies are divided into two key areas of concern: subject matter and student population. The subject matter of gender lends itself readily to overpersonalization, but several techniques can…
Speaking about accidents
Discourses about traffic accidents are limited by an ideology of automobility that has accompanied increased auto dependence and the hegemony of the automobile over social space. Risk analyses swing back and forth from targeting either human error or technical improvement. While both are important, the attribution of accident causation to systemic factors remains largely ignored. Even in targeting human error, focus is often restricted to causes …
Historia de la civilización ibérica
Aríthropoí.. 3.a cd., III, pág. 4. HISTORIA DE LA CIVILIZACIÓN IBÉRICAgue como una muralla desde el golfo de Gascuña, en el Atlántico, hasta el de León, en el Mediterráneo.Son los Pirineos las puertas que separan a España de Francia, entreabiertas en los dos extremos, en Irún y en Perpiñán.Por el lado opuesto, la cuenca lacustre del Ebro está limitada por los terrenos secundarios de Teruel y Calatayud, que finan también en los terciarios marinos …
Listing and protecting culturally significant events
Listed events are policies enacted by states to protect the free-to-air rights of specific television and radio broadcasts that are identified as being of particular national significance. Some states (including the UK, Belgium, and Argentina) have begun to adopt these listed events policies, typically regarding significant national sporting events. We re-conceptualize listed events as a practical means by which to protect the intangible cultural…
Global motorization, social ecology and China
The global diffusion of motorization has become a significant driver of local and regional change around the world. In the South (the developing countries), especially in China, the scale of its impact in the twenty‐first century carries the potential to dwarf that of motorization in the North (the developed countries) in the twentieth century. While alarms have been sounded about the threat of greatly increased greenhouse emissions posed by Chin…
Union Social Services and Women's Work
The recent increase in the development of direct, professional social services by unions is analyzed as resulting from organizational, ideological, social compositional, and social movement forces. Fieldwork data collected in several cities in 1981-83 indicate that the two major social structural developments that have spurred the increase in union services are the entry of women into the labor force and the maturation of the welfare state
Muerte en España
Verdi
Welfare Problems of the Cities
Essay| December 01 1968 Welfare Problems of the Cities Arthur J. Naparstek, Arthur J. Naparstek Assistant Director, Urban Development Institute, Purdue University Arthur J. Naparstek is currently assigned to the mayor’s office in the City of Gary, under the aegis of a Ford Foundation grant, to carry out a series of studies leading toward the reorganization of Gary’s municipal government. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed …
The Red Shirt and the Cross of Savoy
El intelectual y su libertad
Síntesis del informe sociológico sobre la situación social de España, 1970
El federalismo en Suiza
El niño retrasado y su madre
Podrá sobrevivir el hombre
La estabilidad de la democracia
Dinámica del desarrollo industrial de las regiones españolas
Medios de comunicación y sociedad
El teorema de Gödel
Estrategia para la reforma de la enseñanza superior
La economía política de Marx
L'enseignement en Afrique tropicale
España, marca registrada
Europa
Política internacional. Los principios y los hechos
Juan Godofredo Herder
Friedrich Ebert 1871/1971
Francia y España en el mundo actual
Estados Unidos y la civilización
Psicoanálisis de la familia
Historia del libro
El hombre en la sociedad
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