James Lawson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3697722 |
|---|---|
| NOME | James Lawson |
| PRENOMES | James |
| SOBRENOME | Lawson |
| ASSINATURA | LAWSON J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Victoria |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0064-539X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1971 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Eldercare and re-purposing the built environment of urban China
This article considers the national priority recently accorded to institutional eldercare in the People's Republic of China, with particular emphasis on the re-purposing of existing buildings to found new facilities. This new approach is noteworthy in the very parts of the country that for decades now have been profoundly committed to new construction, and in a country that has retained for so long deep commitments to at-home, family-centred elde…
Solidarity and Brokenness in the Body of Christ
This article considers what the language of the body of Christ in Paul's First Letter to the Corinthians implies about the nature of the church as an exercise in embodied solidarity, suggesting that it might helpfully be used to offer scriptural warrant for the relatively recent practice of receptive ecumenism. It suggests that the ecclesiological assumptions implicit in the practice of receptive ecumenism can be articulated as a recovery of a pa…
Mounting Turbulence in Neoliberal Globalization
For decades, the world's dominant ideological and policy framework, neoliberal globalization, increasingly faces important disrupters. Long backers of neoliberalism, conservative movements now face pressing, convergent policy challenges (climate emergency, COVID-19), which they increasingly deny through populism, rather than address through neoliberalism. Populism's unstable, often localist or xenophobic spatial imaginaries increasingly disrupt t…
The extrinsic in the architectural thinking of Leon Battista Alberti
In the treatise, De re aedificatoria , Alberti sought to establish what was intrinsic to the art of building. It can seem that his over‐riding concern was to establish its material and formal nature. However, architecture also figures in his other writings. Surveying the wider panorama of Alberti's thought, it becomes clear that what was extrinsic to architecture, yet crucial to its character, was of no less importance. Consistent with his emphat…
Chronotope, Story, and Historical Geography
This article studies space-time as revealed in narrative, especially narrative intended to validate truth claims. Narrative plot is uniquely suited to capturing truths about time, causal complexity, and space. Bakhtin's “chronotope” (space-time), which bridges plot, narrated events, and the real world, is critical to understanding this capacity, whether in fiction, in histories, or in didactic stories, myths, and parables. The chronotope is under…
Tendential Autonomy and Conflict Containment in Nonstate Governance Mechanisms
Forty Years Since King
Research Article| March 01 2008 Forty Years Since King: The Memphis Sanitation Strike James Lawson James Lawson Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Labor (2008) 5 (1): 9–13. https://doi.org/10.1215/15476715-2007-052 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation James Lawson; Forty Years Since King: The Memphis Sanitation Strike. Labor 1 March 2008; 5 (1): 9–13. doi: https://doi.org/10.1215/1547671…
Human Rights in the Global Information Society
Rikke Frank Jorgensen (ed.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2006, ISBN: 0-262-10115-7, 324 pp. Human Rights in the Global Information Society brings together 12 authors to discuss a variety of issues, in
The Future of Non-State Authority on Canadian Staples Industries
Virtually all of the literature on Canada as a “staples state” has focused on two related topics: the impact of a historically staples-based economy on the development of the Canadian state’s structure, function and policy outcomes; and, given these historical influences, the ability and capacity state officials might have to veer Canada off this “hinterland” pathway by facilitating a more diversified Canadian economy less dependent on the US “me…
Sars in Canada and China
China and Canada addressed the transnational 2003 SARS outbreak within a common, multilevel network of public‐health expertise. The two countries deployed distinct public‐health strategies, and faced distinct levels of resistance. This article addresses this comparison. During this epidemic “state of exception,” both countries adopted emergency policy instruments and overall policy styles. However, Chinese emergency boundary policing corresponded…
Capitalism and the City of God
Renaissance Art & Architecture
Yukon and the Northwest Territories
Rethinking McKeown
The Northwest Territories and Yukon
Artistic Form and Yoga in the Sacred Images of India
The book is as vital today as it was the year it was written, still unmatched for the eloquence of its recognition and celebration of this inspiration of Indian --From the forewordThis pioneering work opened C. G. Jung's eyes to the psychological and spiritual significance of the Indian mandala, and it remains the clearest introduction to the essence of Indian art and yoga for both the specialist and general reader. Heinrich Zimmer (1890-1943) wa…
Brunelleschi and the Invention of One‐point Linear Perspective
A Pre-Norman Field-System at Hen Domen, Montgomery
SURVEY of a field, immediately north of the early Norman motte-and-bailey castle of Hen Domen, Montgomery, revealed ridge-and-furrow, averaging 4 m. in width, cut by the outer ditch of the bailey. Excavation demonstrated that the ridge-and-furrow extended under the inner rampart of the bailey. Pollen analysis of the buried soil showed the former presence of cereals and the weeds of cultivation. A Carbon-14 date from charcoal in the buried soil re…
Chronotope, Story, and Historical Geography
This article studies space-time as revealed in narrative, especially narrative intended to validate truth claims. Narrative plot is uniquely suited to capturing truths about time, causal complexity, and space. Bakhtin's “chronotope” (space-time), which bridges plot, narrated events, and the real world, is critical to understanding this capacity, whether in fiction, in histories, or in didactic stories, myths, and parables. The chronotope is under…
Sars in Canada and China
China and Canada addressed the transnational 2003 SARS outbreak within a common, multilevel network of public‐health expertise. The two countries deployed distinct public‐health strategies, and faced distinct levels of resistance. This article addresses this comparison. During this epidemic “state of exception,” both countries adopted emergency policy instruments and overall policy styles. However, Chinese emergency boundary policing corresponded…
Mounting Turbulence in Neoliberal Globalization
For decades, the world's dominant ideological and policy framework, neoliberal globalization, increasingly faces important disrupters. Long backers of neoliberalism, conservative movements now face pressing, convergent policy challenges (climate emergency, COVID-19), which they increasingly deny through populism, rather than address through neoliberalism. Populism's unstable, often localist or xenophobic spatial imaginaries increasingly disrupt t…
Tendential Autonomy and Conflict Containment in Nonstate Governance Mechanisms
Rethinking McKeown
A Pre-Norman Field-System at Hen Domen, Montgomery
SURVEY of a field, immediately north of the early Norman motte-and-bailey castle of Hen Domen, Montgomery, revealed ridge-and-furrow, averaging 4 m. in width, cut by the outer ditch of the bailey. Excavation demonstrated that the ridge-and-furrow extended under the inner rampart of the bailey. Pollen analysis of the buried soil showed the former presence of cereals and the weeds of cultivation. A Carbon-14 date from charcoal in the buried soil re…
A Pre-Norman Field-System at Hen Domen, Montgomery
SURVEY of a field, immediately north of the early Norman motte-and-bailey castle of Hen Domen, Montgomery, revealed ridge-and-furrow, averaging 4 m. in width, cut by the outer ditch of the bailey. Excavation demonstrated that the ridge-and-furrow extended under the inner rampart of the bailey. Pollen analysis of the buried soil showed the former presence of cereals and the weeds of cultivation. A Carbon-14 date from charcoal in the buried soil re…
Brunelleschi and the Invention of One‐point Linear Perspective
Artistic Form and Yoga in the Sacred Images of India
The book is as vital today as it was the year it was written, still unmatched for the eloquence of its recognition and celebration of this inspiration of Indian --From the forewordThis pioneering work opened C. G. Jung's eyes to the psychological and spiritual significance of the Indian mandala, and it remains the clearest introduction to the essence of Indian art and yoga for both the specialist and general reader. Heinrich Zimmer (1890-1943) wa…
The Northwest Territories and Yukon
Yukon and the Northwest Territories
Rethinking McKeown
Renaissance Art & Architecture
The Future of Non-State Authority on Canadian Staples Industries
Virtually all of the literature on Canada as a “staples state” has focused on two related topics: the impact of a historically staples-based economy on the development of the Canadian state’s structure, function and policy outcomes; and, given these historical influences, the ability and capacity state officials might have to veer Canada off this “hinterland” pathway by facilitating a more diversified Canadian economy less dependent on the US “me…
Sars in Canada and China
China and Canada addressed the transnational 2003 SARS outbreak within a common, multilevel network of public‐health expertise. The two countries deployed distinct public‐health strategies, and faced distinct levels of resistance. This article addresses this comparison. During this epidemic “state of exception,” both countries adopted emergency policy instruments and overall policy styles. However, Chinese emergency boundary policing corresponded…
Capitalism and the City of God
Forty Years Since King
Research Article| March 01 2008 Forty Years Since King: The Memphis Sanitation Strike James Lawson James Lawson Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Labor (2008) 5 (1): 9–13. https://doi.org/10.1215/15476715-2007-052 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation James Lawson; Forty Years Since King: The Memphis Sanitation Strike. Labor 1 March 2008; 5 (1): 9–13. doi: https://doi.org/10.1215/1547671…
Human Rights in the Global Information Society
Rikke Frank Jorgensen (ed.) Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2006, ISBN: 0-262-10115-7, 324 pp. Human Rights in the Global Information Society brings together 12 authors to discuss a variety of issues, in
Chronotope, Story, and Historical Geography
This article studies space-time as revealed in narrative, especially narrative intended to validate truth claims. Narrative plot is uniquely suited to capturing truths about time, causal complexity, and space. Bakhtin's “chronotope” (space-time), which bridges plot, narrated events, and the real world, is critical to understanding this capacity, whether in fiction, in histories, or in didactic stories, myths, and parables. The chronotope is under…
Tendential Autonomy and Conflict Containment in Nonstate Governance Mechanisms
The extrinsic in the architectural thinking of Leon Battista Alberti
In the treatise, De re aedificatoria , Alberti sought to establish what was intrinsic to the art of building. It can seem that his over‐riding concern was to establish its material and formal nature. However, architecture also figures in his other writings. Surveying the wider panorama of Alberti's thought, it becomes clear that what was extrinsic to architecture, yet crucial to its character, was of no less importance. Consistent with his emphat…
Mounting Turbulence in Neoliberal Globalization
For decades, the world's dominant ideological and policy framework, neoliberal globalization, increasingly faces important disrupters. Long backers of neoliberalism, conservative movements now face pressing, convergent policy challenges (climate emergency, COVID-19), which they increasingly deny through populism, rather than address through neoliberalism. Populism's unstable, often localist or xenophobic spatial imaginaries increasingly disrupt t…
Solidarity and Brokenness in the Body of Christ
This article considers what the language of the body of Christ in Paul's First Letter to the Corinthians implies about the nature of the church as an exercise in embodied solidarity, suggesting that it might helpfully be used to offer scriptural warrant for the relatively recent practice of receptive ecumenism. It suggests that the ecclesiological assumptions implicit in the practice of receptive ecumenism can be articulated as a recovery of a pa…
Eldercare and re-purposing the built environment of urban China
This article considers the national priority recently accorded to institutional eldercare in the People's Republic of China, with particular emphasis on the re-purposing of existing buildings to found new facilities. This new approach is noteworthy in the very parts of the country that for decades now have been profoundly committed to new construction, and in a country that has retained for so long deep commitments to at-home, family-centred elde…
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