David Stead
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 311399 |
|---|---|
| NOME | David Stead |
| PRENOMES | David |
| SOBRENOME | Stead |
| ASSINATURA | STEAD D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Loughborough University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2908-7176 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 86 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Eastern Cape Healthcare Workers Acquisition of Sars-CoV-2 (Echas)
Healthcare workers (HCWs) are at increased risk of infection by the virulent severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2). Though data exist on the positivity rate of the SARS-CoV-2 reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test as well as COVID-19-related deaths amongst HCWs in South Africa, the overall infection rate remains underestimated by these indicators. It is also unclear whether the humoral immune response…
It's a long way to the Super League
This article investigates the embodied experiences of a group of professional sports labour migrants whose experiences have largely been ignored by sociological literature: southern hemisphere rugby players playing professional rugby league in the United Kingdom. The migrant pathway from Australasia to the UK is well established. Moreover, rugby league is a sport in which debate concerning the merits of employing labour migrants from Australasia …
Delegated Risk in English Agriculture, 1750–1850
In this article, the practice of English farmers passing some of the income risks to which they were exposed onto their workforce is examined. Fluctuations in the farmer's total annual labour expenditure are estimated to have been sizeable. A crude proxy indicator confirms historians' general impression that day labourers were hired on short-term contracts. More fundamentally, the contracts of most workers were not repeatedly renewed, and some ca…
Risk and risk management in English agriculture, c. 1750–1850
This article scrutinizes the claim that the residual claimant in English agriculture was the fixed rent tenant farmer rather than the landlord. Examination of methods of agricultural insurance and risk management indicates that the income risks of farming were sizable, not straightforward to manage, and largely borne by the tenant. Thus the farmer's profit appears to have fluctuated by more over time and space than did the rent paid to the landlo…
Rite De Passage' or Passage to Riches
This article focuses on the movement of Nordic/Scandinavian players into English professional soccer. The frequency and form of this sport labor migration is mapped out from season 1946/1947. The presence of these migrants in England has increased considerably during the 1990s. Interview and questionnaire data provide insights into the migrant's motivation and objectives, migration preparation, and choice of England as a destination. The impact o…
Cricket's Global 'Finishing School
This paper introduces the controversial topic of the international movement of sport labour and explains its significance for the understanding of modern sport develop ment. Specific emphasis is placed on the impact of sport labour migration on the maintenance and development of sporting talent pipelines in both host and donor countries. The motives and objectives of the migrant athletes themselves provide a central focus. Reference is made to th…
Border Crossings
This paper examines the high-profile and increasingly frequent international movement of elite players in association football, with a particular focus on migration involving the countries of the European Union and UEFA, Europe's soccer confederation. The complex patterns and structures that characterize the player movements are mapped out and analysed. The global political economy of soccer is examined with specific reference to the European Cou…
Far Pavilions
This research probes the more recent features of the long term migration phenomenon with particular reference to the overseas migrant in English cricket. This migration is part of a broader process of sports labour migration. The rules and regulations governing migrant access to English cricket were investigated and the extent and form of overseas migration established. The range of donor countries reflects both the spread of cricket and the stro…
Rite De Passage' or Passage to Riches
This article focuses on the movement of Nordic/Scandinavian players into English professional soccer. The frequency and form of this sport labor migration is mapped out from season 1946/1947. The presence of these migrants in England has increased considerably during the 1990s. Interview and questionnaire data provide insights into the migrant's motivation and objectives, migration preparation, and choice of England as a destination. The impact o…
Border Crossings
This paper examines the high-profile and increasingly frequent international movement of elite players in association football, with a particular focus on migration involving the countries of the European Union and UEFA, Europe's soccer confederation. The complex patterns and structures that characterize the player movements are mapped out and analysed. The global political economy of soccer is examined with specific reference to the European Cou…
Far Pavilions
This research probes the more recent features of the long term migration phenomenon with particular reference to the overseas migrant in English cricket. This migration is part of a broader process of sports labour migration. The rules and regulations governing migrant access to English cricket were investigated and the extent and form of overseas migration established. The range of donor countries reflects both the spread of cricket and the stro…
It's a long way to the Super League
This article investigates the embodied experiences of a group of professional sports labour migrants whose experiences have largely been ignored by sociological literature: southern hemisphere rugby players playing professional rugby league in the United Kingdom. The migrant pathway from Australasia to the UK is well established. Moreover, rugby league is a sport in which debate concerning the merits of employing labour migrants from Australasia …
Cricket's Global 'Finishing School
This paper introduces the controversial topic of the international movement of sport labour and explains its significance for the understanding of modern sport develop ment. Specific emphasis is placed on the impact of sport labour migration on the maintenance and development of sporting talent pipelines in both host and donor countries. The motives and objectives of the migrant athletes themselves provide a central focus. Reference is made to th…
Risk and risk management in English agriculture, c. 1750–1850
This article scrutinizes the claim that the residual claimant in English agriculture was the fixed rent tenant farmer rather than the landlord. Examination of methods of agricultural insurance and risk management indicates that the income risks of farming were sizable, not straightforward to manage, and largely borne by the tenant. Thus the farmer's profit appears to have fluctuated by more over time and space than did the rent paid to the landlo…
Delegated Risk in English Agriculture, 1750–1850
In this article, the practice of English farmers passing some of the income risks to which they were exposed onto their workforce is examined. Fluctuations in the farmer's total annual labour expenditure are estimated to have been sizeable. A crude proxy indicator confirms historians' general impression that day labourers were hired on short-term contracts. More fundamentally, the contracts of most workers were not repeatedly renewed, and some ca…
Far Pavilions
This research probes the more recent features of the long term migration phenomenon with particular reference to the overseas migrant in English cricket. This migration is part of a broader process of sports labour migration. The rules and regulations governing migrant access to English cricket were investigated and the extent and form of overseas migration established. The range of donor countries reflects both the spread of cricket and the stro…
Cricket's Global 'Finishing School
This paper introduces the controversial topic of the international movement of sport labour and explains its significance for the understanding of modern sport develop ment. Specific emphasis is placed on the impact of sport labour migration on the maintenance and development of sporting talent pipelines in both host and donor countries. The motives and objectives of the migrant athletes themselves provide a central focus. Reference is made to th…
Border Crossings
This paper examines the high-profile and increasingly frequent international movement of elite players in association football, with a particular focus on migration involving the countries of the European Union and UEFA, Europe's soccer confederation. The complex patterns and structures that characterize the player movements are mapped out and analysed. The global political economy of soccer is examined with specific reference to the European Cou…
Rite De Passage' or Passage to Riches
This article focuses on the movement of Nordic/Scandinavian players into English professional soccer. The frequency and form of this sport labor migration is mapped out from season 1946/1947. The presence of these migrants in England has increased considerably during the 1990s. Interview and questionnaire data provide insights into the migrant's motivation and objectives, migration preparation, and choice of England as a destination. The impact o…
Risk and risk management in English agriculture, c. 1750–1850
This article scrutinizes the claim that the residual claimant in English agriculture was the fixed rent tenant farmer rather than the landlord. Examination of methods of agricultural insurance and risk management indicates that the income risks of farming were sizable, not straightforward to manage, and largely borne by the tenant. Thus the farmer's profit appears to have fluctuated by more over time and space than did the rent paid to the landlo…
Delegated Risk in English Agriculture, 1750–1850
In this article, the practice of English farmers passing some of the income risks to which they were exposed onto their workforce is examined. Fluctuations in the farmer's total annual labour expenditure are estimated to have been sizeable. A crude proxy indicator confirms historians' general impression that day labourers were hired on short-term contracts. More fundamentally, the contracts of most workers were not repeatedly renewed, and some ca…
It's a long way to the Super League
This article investigates the embodied experiences of a group of professional sports labour migrants whose experiences have largely been ignored by sociological literature: southern hemisphere rugby players playing professional rugby league in the United Kingdom. The migrant pathway from Australasia to the UK is well established. Moreover, rugby league is a sport in which debate concerning the merits of employing labour migrants from Australasia …
Eastern Cape Healthcare Workers Acquisition of Sars-CoV-2 (Echas)
Healthcare workers (HCWs) are at increased risk of infection by the virulent severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2). Though data exist on the positivity rate of the SARS-CoV-2 reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test as well as COVID-19-related deaths amongst HCWs in South Africa, the overall infection rate remains underestimated by these indicators. It is also unclear whether the humoral immune response…
Sociology (5 obras) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (5 obras) · Sports, Gender, and Society (5 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Aesthetics (2 obras) · Agriculture (2 obras)