Robert E Lloyd
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 355385 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Robert E Lloyd |
| PRENOMES | Robert E |
| SOBRENOME | Lloyd |
| ASSINATURA | LLOYD R E |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1976 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Anti-Americanism, Political Cartoons, and a Socio-Geographic Imagination
This research note synopsizes previous studies to present future directions for the measurement of anti-Americanism within the United States and comparatively. We explain new vectors in our research design and posit new hypotheses for future research. The note highlights the importance of cross-national investigation of anti-Americanism, and suggests some methodological considerations in that endeavor
A probit analysis of the Senate vote on Gramm-Rudman
Government‐induced market failure
The conventional wisdom regarding the creation of federal housing programs during the Great Depression cites market failure as the key factor leading to government action. A review of the historical record regarding one program in particular, the Federal Housing Administration's insurance of real‐estate mortgages, suggests a more complex picture. Amortized loans were not created anew by the FHA but had been developed previously by various financi…
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Federal Contracts
Cognitive Integration Of Objective Choropleth Map Attribute Information
An experiment was conducted to determine the relative importance of three map attributes (correlation, blackness and complexity) for judging the similarity of choropleth maps. Subjects rated pairs of maps prepared using two different map classing algorithms according to the map pairs' visual similarity. By relating cognitive measures of visual similarity to objective measures of the three map attributes, the relative importance of correlation, bl…
Consumer Behavior after Migration
This paper investigates changes in consumer behavior that are related to intraurban migration. Migrations are conceptualized as falling into a number of discrete classes based on the number of functional nodes displaced by the migration. These classes include a total displacement migration level, which occurs when a migrant breaks with all of his old functional nodes, a number of partial displacement migration levels, which occur when a migrant b…
Cognition, Preference, and Behavior in Space
Recent work done by behavioral geographers has suggested that spatial behavior is a function of the cognitive information available to decision makers. The structural similarities of cognitive information concerning the states of the United States, preferences for these states, and the actual migration flows among the states are examined as an example of this type of process. The analysis suggests a strong structural linkage among cognitions, pre…
Cognition, Preference, and Behavior in Space
Recent work done by behavioral geographers has suggested that spatial behavior is a function of the cognitive information available to decision makers. The structural similarities of cognitive information concerning the states of the United States, preferences for these states, and the actual migration flows among the states are examined as an example of this type of process. The analysis suggests a strong structural linkage among cognitions, pre…
Consumer Behavior after Migration
This paper investigates changes in consumer behavior that are related to intraurban migration. Migrations are conceptualized as falling into a number of discrete classes based on the number of functional nodes displaced by the migration. These classes include a total displacement migration level, which occurs when a migrant breaks with all of his old functional nodes, a number of partial displacement migration levels, which occur when a migrant b…
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Federal Contracts
A probit analysis of the Senate vote on Gramm-Rudman
Government‐induced market failure
The conventional wisdom regarding the creation of federal housing programs during the Great Depression cites market failure as the key factor leading to government action. A review of the historical record regarding one program in particular, the Federal Housing Administration's insurance of real‐estate mortgages, suggests a more complex picture. Amortized loans were not created anew by the FHA but had been developed previously by various financi…
Cognition, Preference, and Behavior in Space
Recent work done by behavioral geographers has suggested that spatial behavior is a function of the cognitive information available to decision makers. The structural similarities of cognitive information concerning the states of the United States, preferences for these states, and the actual migration flows among the states are examined as an example of this type of process. The analysis suggests a strong structural linkage among cognitions, pre…
Consumer Behavior after Migration
This paper investigates changes in consumer behavior that are related to intraurban migration. Migrations are conceptualized as falling into a number of discrete classes based on the number of functional nodes displaced by the migration. These classes include a total displacement migration level, which occurs when a migrant breaks with all of his old functional nodes, a number of partial displacement migration levels, which occur when a migrant b…
Cognitive Integration Of Objective Choropleth Map Attribute Information
An experiment was conducted to determine the relative importance of three map attributes (correlation, blackness and complexity) for judging the similarity of choropleth maps. Subjects rated pairs of maps prepared using two different map classing algorithms according to the map pairs' visual similarity. By relating cognitive measures of visual similarity to objective measures of the three map attributes, the relative importance of correlation, bl…
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Federal Contracts
Government‐induced market failure
The conventional wisdom regarding the creation of federal housing programs during the Great Depression cites market failure as the key factor leading to government action. A review of the historical record regarding one program in particular, the Federal Housing Administration's insurance of real‐estate mortgages, suggests a more complex picture. Amortized loans were not created anew by the FHA but had been developed previously by various financi…
A probit analysis of the Senate vote on Gramm-Rudman
Anti-Americanism, Political Cartoons, and a Socio-Geographic Imagination
This research note synopsizes previous studies to present future directions for the measurement of anti-Americanism within the United States and comparatively. We explain new vectors in our research design and posit new hypotheses for future research. The note highlights the importance of cross-national investigation of anti-Americanism, and suggests some methodological considerations in that endeavor
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