John Eldridge
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3659614 |
|---|---|
| NOME | John Eldridge |
| PRENOMES | John |
| SOBRENOME | Eldridge |
| ASSINATURA | ELDRIDGE J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Glasgow |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 53 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Differential or deferential to media? The effect of prejudicial publicity on judge or jury
Australian jurisdictions have increasingly moved to facilitate trial by judge alone in cases which are the subject of significant prejudicial publicity. These moves have been predicated upon the assumption that the ordering of a trial by judge alone is an effective means of reducing the risk of prejudice in cases of this kind. This article has two objects. First, it investigates the principles underpinning the availability of trial by judge alone…
Judges, Juries and Prejudicial Publicity
The criminal justice system has long held the view that judges are more capable than jurors of disregarding inadmissible prejudicial material. One consequence of this is the differential treatment of judges and jurors in respect of actual or potential exposure, via conventional or social media, to publicity which is prejudicial to a defendant. This article examines psycho-legal research findings which undermine the assumption upon which this diff…
Want to Make a Difference with Your Life
This article argues that altruistic young lawyers ought to eschew conventional social justice careers in favour of a career in corporate law. It proceeds by way of two propositions. First, it suggests that the positive impact made by a decision to pursue a social justice career is much smaller than it first appears. This is because, in the vast majority of cases, taking a social justice job does not cause there to be additional social-justice wor…
Stretching Exercises
C. Wright Mills’s The Sociological Imagination has achieved legendary status in the 50 or so years since its publication. I have always enjoyed it primarily for its intellectual and moral challenge but also for its mischievous sense of fun. According to Mills: ‘To be aware of the idea of social structure and to use it with sensibility is to be capable of tracing such linkages among a great variety of milieux. To be able to do that is to possess t…
Between Science and the Humanities
Culture, according to Raymond Williams (1976), is one of the most complex words in the English language. When we reflect on its changing usage over time, the different meanings attributed to it, the ways in which the term is appropriated by different groups for different purposes, its problematical relationship to structures of power, we can appreciate why Williams thought this. His Culture and Society was first published in 1958, one year before…
Between Science and the Humanities
A Call to Arms
How media inform democracy
Work and Authority in Industry
Beware the range in Range, and the academic in AWL
Half-Remembrance of Things Past
[No abstract]
Industrial Sociology in the UK
The paper offers reflections on the author's working experience as an industrial sociologist from the 1960s. It seeks to contextualise this in more general considerations of the part played by industrial sociology in the development of sociology in the UK. This is evidenced in thematic concerns, the importance of historical perspectives as well as the use of case studies and the development of ethnographic work. It discusses the role which indust…
“No, There Isn't an ‘Academic Vocabulary,’ But…”
Getting the Message
The work of the Glasgow Media Group has long established their place at the forefront of Media Studies, and Getting the Message provides an ideal introduction to recent work by the Group. Contributors discuss themes such as the relationship between the media and public opinion, the emergence of TV news formats and styles, and the relations between theory and method in media research. Recent work undertaken by the Group on the media's role in repo…
The Social Amplification of Risk
The management of and communication about risks has become a major question of public policy and intellectual debate in the modern world. The social amplification of risk framework describes how both social and individual factors act to amplify or dampen perceptions of risk and through this create secondary effects such as stigmatisation of technologies, economic losses or regulatory impacts. This volume, edited by three of the world's leading an…
Mitchell and Marriage, Mediating Religion
The Contribution of the Glasgow Media Group to the Study of Television and Print Journalism
This paper offers an overview of the work of the Glasgow Media Group (GMG) from its inception in 1974 to the present, from the standpoint of a participant. Early work was mainly on television news journalism in the United Kingdom. It focused on issues relating to the economy and industrial relations and developed new methods of content analysis using a videotaped database. As the work developed new topics were explored, including issues of war an…
Thinking about risk
(1999). Thinking about risk: A review essay. Health, Risk & Society: Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 343-350
A Russian Rollercoaster
Rhetoric and Marxism.James Arnt Aune
Raymond Williams
This book provides a critical introduction to the full range of Williams' work - fiction and non-fiction. It assesses the significance of his contribution in understanding culture, politics and society. Fair-minded, accurate and sensitive, the book makes crucial connections between the different aspects of Williams' work and the underlying concern for a democratic polity which informed it
Understanding Scotland
Introduction: The Sociology of Scotland 1. What is Scotland? 2. Understanding Scotland's Development 3. Is Scotland Different? 4. Getting On in Scotland 5. Who Runs Scotland? 6. Politics in a Cold Country 7. Scottish Culture: Images and Icons 8. The Sociology of a Stateless Nation Bibliography
Sociology in Britain
There is no question mark in the title of this chapter, though some might think there should be. I want to reflect on some of the issues, problems and accomplishments that sociology in Britain manifests. What follows is not from the standpoint of a spectator but of a participant
Why Not Read the Best
The International Yearbook of Organization Studies 1979
Raymond Williams
This book provides a critical introduction to the full range of Williams' work - fiction and non-fiction. It assesses the significance of his contribution in understanding culture, politics and society. Fair-minded, accurate and sensitive, the book makes crucial connections between the different aspects of Williams' work and the underlying concern for a democratic polity which informed it
How media inform democracy
Recent British Sociology
A Russian Rollercoaster
The Contribution of the Glasgow Media Group to the Study of Television and Print Journalism
This paper offers an overview of the work of the Glasgow Media Group (GMG) from its inception in 1974 to the present, from the standpoint of a participant. Early work was mainly on television news journalism in the United Kingdom. It focused on issues relating to the economy and industrial relations and developed new methods of content analysis using a videotaped database. As the work developed new topics were explored, including issues of war an…
Industrial Sociology in the UK
The paper offers reflections on the author's working experience as an industrial sociologist from the 1960s. It seeks to contextualise this in more general considerations of the part played by industrial sociology in the development of sociology in the UK. This is evidenced in thematic concerns, the importance of historical perspectives as well as the use of case studies and the development of ethnographic work. It discusses the role which indust…
Half-Remembrance of Things Past
[No abstract]
Judges, Juries and Prejudicial Publicity
The criminal justice system has long held the view that judges are more capable than jurors of disregarding inadmissible prejudicial material. One consequence of this is the differential treatment of judges and jurors in respect of actual or potential exposure, via conventional or social media, to publicity which is prejudicial to a defendant. This article examines psycho-legal research findings which undermine the assumption upon which this diff…
Beware the range in Range, and the academic in AWL
Recent British Sociology
Recent British Sociology
The International Yearbook of Organization Studies 1979
Recent British Sociology
Why Not Read the Best
Sociology in Britain
There is no question mark in the title of this chapter, though some might think there should be. I want to reflect on some of the issues, problems and accomplishments that sociology in Britain manifests. What follows is not from the standpoint of a spectator but of a participant
Understanding Scotland
Introduction: The Sociology of Scotland 1. What is Scotland? 2. Understanding Scotland's Development 3. Is Scotland Different? 4. Getting On in Scotland 5. Who Runs Scotland? 6. Politics in a Cold Country 7. Scottish Culture: Images and Icons 8. The Sociology of a Stateless Nation Bibliography
Raymond Williams
This book provides a critical introduction to the full range of Williams' work - fiction and non-fiction. It assesses the significance of his contribution in understanding culture, politics and society. Fair-minded, accurate and sensitive, the book makes crucial connections between the different aspects of Williams' work and the underlying concern for a democratic polity which informed it
Rhetoric and Marxism.James Arnt Aune
A Russian Rollercoaster
Thinking about risk
(1999). Thinking about risk: A review essay. Health, Risk & Society: Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 343-350
The Contribution of the Glasgow Media Group to the Study of Television and Print Journalism
This paper offers an overview of the work of the Glasgow Media Group (GMG) from its inception in 1974 to the present, from the standpoint of a participant. Early work was mainly on television news journalism in the United Kingdom. It focused on issues relating to the economy and industrial relations and developed new methods of content analysis using a videotaped database. As the work developed new topics were explored, including issues of war an…
Getting the Message
The work of the Glasgow Media Group has long established their place at the forefront of Media Studies, and Getting the Message provides an ideal introduction to recent work by the Group. Contributors discuss themes such as the relationship between the media and public opinion, the emergence of TV news formats and styles, and the relations between theory and method in media research. Recent work undertaken by the Group on the media's role in repo…
The Social Amplification of Risk
The management of and communication about risks has become a major question of public policy and intellectual debate in the modern world. The social amplification of risk framework describes how both social and individual factors act to amplify or dampen perceptions of risk and through this create secondary effects such as stigmatisation of technologies, economic losses or regulatory impacts. This volume, edited by three of the world's leading an…
Mitchell and Marriage, Mediating Religion
“No, There Isn't an ‘Academic Vocabulary,’ But…”
Industrial Sociology in the UK
The paper offers reflections on the author's working experience as an industrial sociologist from the 1960s. It seeks to contextualise this in more general considerations of the part played by industrial sociology in the development of sociology in the UK. This is evidenced in thematic concerns, the importance of historical perspectives as well as the use of case studies and the development of ethnographic work. It discusses the role which indust…
Work and Authority in Industry
Beware the range in Range, and the academic in AWL
Half-Remembrance of Things Past
[No abstract]
How media inform democracy
Between Science and the Humanities
Culture, according to Raymond Williams (1976), is one of the most complex words in the English language. When we reflect on its changing usage over time, the different meanings attributed to it, the ways in which the term is appropriated by different groups for different purposes, its problematical relationship to structures of power, we can appreciate why Williams thought this. His Culture and Society was first published in 1958, one year before…
Between Science and the Humanities
A Call to Arms
Stretching Exercises
C. Wright Mills’s The Sociological Imagination has achieved legendary status in the 50 or so years since its publication. I have always enjoyed it primarily for its intellectual and moral challenge but also for its mischievous sense of fun. According to Mills: ‘To be aware of the idea of social structure and to use it with sensibility is to be capable of tracing such linkages among a great variety of milieux. To be able to do that is to possess t…
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