Peter Hayes
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3744277 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Peter Hayes |
| PRENOMES | Peter |
| SOBRENOME | Hayes |
| ASSINATURA | HAYES P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Sunderland |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9660-8322 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 95 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 117 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 93 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Cancer clinical trial recruitment for patients from rural areas
BACKGROUND: This work will explore the literature on recruiting patients from rural and remote areas to cancer clinical trials. By examining the definitions employed, identifying levers and barriers to recruitment, and describing initiatives to promote recruitment, we seek to inform the development of future trials with these populations. METHODS: A scoping review of primary research published since 2004 relating to the recruitment of patients fr…
Profits and Persecution
What role did German big business play in the persecution of European Jews during the Holocaust? What were its motivations? And how did it respond to changing social and economic circumstances after the war? Profits and Persecution examines how the leaders of Germany's largest industrial and financial enterprises played a key part in the catastrophes and crimes of their nation in the first half of the twentieth century. Drawing on evidence concer…
Facilitating teamwork in emergency management
Emergency management (EM) teams typically operate in complex dynamic environments where they need to synthesize incomplete, contradictory or overwhelming amounts of information into intelligence and produce outputs in a short time-scale. Independent inquiries following large-scale emergencies highlight the central role that team processes such as communication, coordination, and cooperation play in enabling the effective performance of teams. Thi…
Psychometric and conceptual analysis of the resilience at university scale
Hostile Takeovers of Large Jewish Companies, 1933–1935
Journal Article Hostile Takeovers of Large Jewish Companies, 1933–1935: Reassessing Aryanization of Jewish-Owned FirmsWilliam M. Katin Get access Hostile Takeovers of Large Jewish Companies, 1933–1935: Reassessing Aryanization of Jewish-Owned Firms, William M. Katin (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2021) x + 297 pp., hardcover $120.00, electronic version available. Peter Hayes Peter Hayes Northwestern University (Emeritus), Evanston, Illinois, USA S…
All coffee types decrease the risk of adverse clinical outcomes in chronic liver disease
The finding that all types of coffee are protective against CLD is significant given the increasing incidence of CLD worldwide and the potential of coffee as an intervention to prevent CLD onset or progression
Experiences of diagnosis, stigma, culpability and disclosure in male patients with hepatitis C virus
The current study aimed to explore the lived experience of patients with hepatitis C virus infection. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with seven male participants living with hepatitis C virus and were analysed using interpretative phenomenological analysis. Two master themes were identified: (1) diagnosis and the search for meaning and (2) impact of stigma on disclosure. Participants reported fears of contaminating others, feelings of …
Development and validity of a resilience at secondary school scale
Secondary schools are purported to play a significant role in the resilience enhancement of adolescents; however, there are no measures of resilience designed specifically for use in secondary schools. To address this shortcoming, a resilience at secondary school (RASS) scale was developed and its psychometric properties explored. Five hundred and sixty-two female secondary school students aged from 12 years to 18 years completed the 20-item RASS…
Debt, Crisis, and the Rise of Hitler
Ask anyone when the Great Depression began and the likely answer will be October 1929 with the stock market crash in New York. Tobias Straumann’s book vividly reminds readers that this is not quite right. To be sure, the sell-off triggered a widespread economic downturn, but what turned that into something far worse was the string of bank insolvencies in mid-1931 that began with the Creditanstalt in Vienna, continued with the Darmstädter and Nati…
German Railroads, Jewish Souls
Space Power Interests
Eberhard Jäckel (1929–2017)
BERHARD Jckel, an eminent historian who also played an unusually consequential role in German public life, died in Stuttgart on August 15, 2017, two weeks after his eighty-eighth birthday. A child of the German north-he was born in Wesermnde, now part of Bremerhaven, and spent his youth there and in Hamburg-Jckel taught first at the University of Kiel, where he completed his Habilitation in 1961 under the direction of Karl-Dietrich Erdmann. That …
Options for Denuclearising the Korean Peninsula
A critically important part of assembling the Korean peninsula-wide denuclearization jigsaw puzzle is the institutional and legal form of North Korean commitments on the one hand, and the nuclear negative security assurances by the NPT-Nuclear Weapons States (NWSs), especially the United States, on the other. Given the risk of mutual annihilation between the two Koreas as well as to third parties such as the United States, Japan, and China, findi…
Big Business and »Aryanization« in Germany, 1933-1939
In February 1945, concerned about the Allied armies closing in on Germany, the Reich Economics Ministry issued instructions to the principal regional administrations concerning the treatment of what it called the historically and politically important records of dejewification. Understanding the role played by German big business in the so-called Aryanization of the German economy begins with an accurate appreciation of the relative economic posi…
Three New Perspectives on the Holocaust
Three New Perspectives on the Holocaust Peter Hayes David Cesarani. Final Solution: The Fate of the Jews, 1933-49. London: Macmillan, 2016; New York: St. Martin's Press, 2016. Pp. xl + 1016. Tim Cole. Holocaust Landscapes. London: Bloomsbury Continuum, 2016. Pp. 262. Nikolaus Wachsmann. KL: A History of the Nazi Concentration Camps. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2015. Pp. xi + 865. Because the Holocaust remains a deeply unsettling subject,…
The Future of Conflict in the Korean Peninsula and Beyond
To anyone not serving in the American or Korean armies along the Korean Demilitarized Zone, the current talk of war and nuclear war is surreal and archaic, a throwback to an earlier and more dangerous era, a time when Bob Dylan sang about feeling lonesome and blue about walking into World War III with bad dreams in his head
Continuation of Policy By Other Means
This article assesses the current risk of war on the Korean peninsula in light of renewed North-South, US-North and US-China tensions in the wake of the US decision to implement the THAAD program in South Korea, current US-ROK military exercises, and North Korea's recent nuclear test. It suggests a course in which political initiatives overcome recent military moves that increase tensions in the region
Peace and Security in Northeast Asia
Korean security was the focus of world-wide attention and concern in 1993--95 with North Korea's 'suspected' nuclear weapons program. Dubbed by some as the first post-Cold War nuclear crisis, it was triggered by the United Nations Security Council's move to impose economic sanctions on North Korea. Although the immediate crisis was defused diplomatically, the nuclear time bomb continues to tick on the Korean peninsula, and the issues remain under…
In Memoriam
I am sorry to share the very sad news that Dr. Joseph (Joe) White, historian in the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, passed away suddenly in early May. After earning B.A. and M.A. degrees at Georgia State University, Joe first came to the Museum while doing research on his University of Nebraska Ph.D. dissertation, entitled “IG Auschwitz: The Primacy of Racial Politics,” which he completed in 2000 under the di…
Early puberty, medicalisation and the ideology of normality
Fue moderno el Holocausto
When discussing the Holocaust, the terms “factories of death,” “white-collar murderer,” and “bureaucratic efficiency” are frequently used, leading to a distorted idea of what really happened. This work contends that far from being an impersonal and purely systematic process the Holocaust was often a rather chaotic labor. Where the horrors it perpetrated in some sense “modern”? Was the Holocaust an expression or outgrowth of the terrible powers im…
North Korea in 2015
North Korea upgraded its nuclear and military power and grew its economy slightly, thereby realizing Kim Jong Un’s byungjin line. It also attempted to open new external fronts and to coerce the South to cooperate on its terms, but failed. Instead, it retreated into a repaired relationship with China
Complexity, Security and Civil Society in East Asia
Global Problems, Complexity, and Civil Society in East Asia
Complexity, Security and Civil Society in East Asia offers the latest understanding of complex global problems in the region, including nuclear weapons, urban insecurity, energy, and climate change. Detailed case studies of China, North and South Korea, and Japan demonstrate the importance of civil society and ‘civic diplomacy’ in reaching shared solutions to these problems in East Asia and beyond
North Korea in 2014
In 2014, North Korea neither overcame its isolation due to its nuclear weapons and hostile geostrategic posture nor reformed its economy. Kim Jong Un learned on the job, consolidated his leadership, avoided military risk, and opened new channels to South Korea, Japan, and Russia to reduce dependence on China
The Unesco Libyan Valleys Survey VII
Interpretations of ancient wall-technologies in the Libyan pre-desert are briefly reviewed. The forms, patterns, distributions and geological/geomorphic/hydrologic relationships of walls in a series of study areas are described and interpreted with the aid of a new, non-genetic, ‘wall-technology’ classification. The remarkable hydrological and geomorphic insights of their constructors are clear. Several wall types are shown to have been primarily…
Libyan Valleys Survey
This project began in 1979. Its objectives are to locate, survey and analyse the extensive remains of ancient agricultural settlement that can be found in the wadis of the hinterlands of Tripolitania, Sirtica and Cyrenaica. Within this framework, established by the Department of Antiquities of the Libyan Arab Republic and UNESCO, is the archaeological aim of recording the evidence for periods when extensive areas of the pre-desert were, for whate…
The Unesco Libyan Valleys Survey V
The sedimentological properties of samples collected from exposures in wadi floors are reported. These studies emphasise the natural variability of erosional and depositional processes in this environment. Some of the sedimentological changes observed appear to be of archaeological significance. They indicate that in the recent geological past, either increased flooding occurring as a result of natural environmental fluctuations, or irrigation pr…
Utopiaand the Lumpenproletariat
Thomas More described how Utopia held no place for criminals, beggars and vagabonds. Marx called these people “the lumpenproletariat,” and, like More, he wished to exclude them from his vision of a communist society. However, the lumpenproletariat stood outside productive society, as such, they also stood outside the dialectic. For them to be excluded from Utopia in a theory of scientific socialism they needed to be reincorporated into the dialec…
Auschwitz, Capital of the Holocaust
Journal Article Auschwitz, Capital of the Holocaust Get access Peter Hayes Peter Hayes Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Volume 17, Issue 2, Fall 2003, Pages 330–350, https://doi.org/10.1093/hgs/dcg005 Published: 01 January 2003
Industry and Ideology
Preliminary report on fieldwork at Euesperides (Benghazi) in October 1994
In October 1994, a small Anglo-Libyan team carried out a short field season on the site of Euesperides in the suburbs of Benghazi. The work was intended as the prelude to the renewal of excavation and more detailed investigation of this important Greco-Libyan town of the sixth to third century BC. Through selective recording of trenches dug recently by the Department of Antiquties on the north side of the site and of exposed sections in a redevel…
The Legality and Ethics of Independent Intercountry Adoption Under the Hague Convention
The Permanent Bureau at the Hague Conference shares an organizational and social democratic approach to problem solving for children in need with several child welfare organizations. In accordance with this perspective, the Permanent Bureau has allied itself to the call for the elimination of independent intercountry adoption (ICA) under the 1993 Hague Convention, on both legal and ethical grounds. Independent ICA embodies individual decision mak…
North Korean Nuclear Nationalism and the Threat of Nuclear War in Korea
This essay reviews the status of nuclear threat in Korea and analyzes the appropriate policy response to the emergence of the DPRK as a nuclear‐armed state. We suggest that as of 2009, the DPRK made the ROK the main target of its nuclear strategy rather than the USA, as was the case from 1991–2009. The sinking of the ROK corvette Cheonan in 2010 provides a mini‐case‐study of the collision of ROK and DPRK historical trajectories, and portends cont…
Estimating UK regional price indices, 1974–96
Hayes P. (2005) Estimating UK regional price indices, 1974-96, Regional Studies 39 , 333-344. This paper examines the behaviour and construction of regional expenditure indices published in the Croner-Reward Regional Cost of Living Surveys for 1974-96. It identifies a number of problems in using these data as an appropriate deflator to the New Earnings Survey regional wages series in examining labour supply-side decisions. Instead, an alternative…
Hobbes's Silent Fool
Critique de l'interpretation de l'argument du fou silencieux chez Hobbes developpee par K. Hoekstra a partir d'une lecture detaillee du chapitre 15 du «Leviathan». Rejetant l'identification du fou avec un agitateur politique, l'A. reconnait que l'analogie est interessante en ce sens qu'elle eclaire le lien que Hobbes etablit entre les fou athes et les fanatiques religieux. Dans l'article suivant, intitule «Nothing to declare ? Hobbes and the advo…
American Nuclear Hegemony in Korea
The author draws on Cox and Schurmanns' differing conceptions of hegemony to analyze the exercise of American nuclear power in the Pacific. American hegemony was nuclear because strategic weapons were integral to alliance ideology, institutional integration, and force structures. In many ways, nuclear weapons became the military pnnciple around which regional security alliances were organized, just as capitalist production was the essence of econ…
History in an Off Key
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Marx's analysis of the French class structure
Roman to Saxon in the south Lincolnshire Fens
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"A Question Mark with Epaulettes"? Kurt von Schleicher and Weimar Politic
Changing Attitudes to Transracial Adoption in the United Kingdom
Books under review:Julia Feast, Margaret Grant, Alan Rushton, and John Simmonds with Carolyn Sampeys. Adversity, Adoption, and Afterwards: A Mid-Life Follow-Up Study of Women Adopted from Hong Kong
Beyond the Nuclear Umbrella
This paper provides an overview of the Nautilus Institute's exploration of two inter‐linked but highly contested aspects of the strategic nuclear situation on the Korean peninsula: the complexity and uncertainty associated with US assurances of nuclear extended deterrence to South Korea (and Japan), and the potential contribution of a nuclear‐weapon‐free zone to shifting the current impasse concerning North Korean nuclear weapons. The theoretical…
Sensitivity to Change Following Liver Transplantation
There is an increasing focus on the importance of quality-of-life (QOL) factors in evaluating the efficacy of medical and surgical interventions. There are a wide number of instruments currently available, and the aim of the present study was to evaluate the relative sensitivity to change of three widely used QOL measures, the WHOQOL-100, the SF-36 and the Rotterdam Symptom Checklist, focusing on psychological and physical components of life qual…
Carl Bosch and Carl Krauch
Carl Bosch and Carl Krauch, accomplished scientists and prominent executives in the BASF and IG Farben chemical corporations, were drawn together by mutual admiration and common technical interests. In the Nazi era, however, they came to embody competing liberal and nationalist conceptions of German political economy. This article examines their relationship, the reasons for their divergent stances, and their individual contributions to the econo…
Eberhard Jäckel (1929–2017)
BERHARD Jckel, an eminent historian who also played an unusually consequential role in German public life, died in Stuttgart on August 15, 2017, two weeks after his eighty-eighth birthday. A child of the German north-he was born in Wesermnde, now part of Bremerhaven, and spent his youth there and in Hamburg-Jckel taught first at the University of Kiel, where he completed his Habilitation in 1961 under the direction of Karl-Dietrich Erdmann. That …
Fue moderno el Holocausto
When discussing the Holocaust, the terms “factories of death,” “white-collar murderer,” and “bureaucratic efficiency” are frequently used, leading to a distorted idea of what really happened. This work contends that far from being an impersonal and purely systematic process the Holocaust was often a rather chaotic labor. Where the horrors it perpetrated in some sense “modern”? Was the Holocaust an expression or outgrowth of the terrible powers im…
Openness in Korean Adoptions
Since about 2000, a limited number of adoption organizations and parent groups in the Republic of Korea have been exploring how to increase communicative openness between adoptive parents and their children and between adoptive families and their neighbors. At least one agency has also developed structures to facilitate contact between the adoptive family and birth mother. The effort to increase openness is tied to a philosophy that challenges wi…
Parallel governments
1998). Parallel governments: An option for Northern Ireland. Regional & Federal Studies: Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 89-103
Hobbes's Bourgeois Moderation
Arendt, Macpherson, and Strauss have correctly identified Hobbes as a bourgeois theorist, but wrongly treat him as a theorist of narrow self-interest and unbridled competition. All three, for different reasons, fail to recognize his main contribution to the ethical basis of bourgeois society-his advocacy of moderation. Arendt and Macpherson err in thinking that Hobbes transfers the intense competition of the state of nature into the commonwealth …
Libyan Valleys Survey
This project began in 1979. Its objectives are to locate, survey and analyse the extensive remains of ancient agricultural settlement that can be found in the wadis of the hinterlands of Tripolitania, Sirtica and Cyrenaica. Within this framework, established by the Department of Antiquities of the Libyan Arab Republic and UNESCO, is the archaeological aim of recording the evidence for periods when extensive areas of the pre-desert were, for whate…
"A Question Mark with Epaulettes"? Kurt von Schleicher and Weimar Politic
The Unesco Libyan Valleys Survey V
The sedimentological properties of samples collected from exposures in wadi floors are reported. These studies emphasise the natural variability of erosional and depositional processes in this environment. Some of the sedimentological changes observed appear to be of archaeological significance. They indicate that in the recent geological past, either increased flooding occurring as a result of natural environmental fluctuations, or irrigation pr…
The Unesco Libyan Valleys Survey VII
Interpretations of ancient wall-technologies in the Libyan pre-desert are briefly reviewed. The forms, patterns, distributions and geological/geomorphic/hydrologic relationships of walls in a series of study areas are described and interpreted with the aid of a new, non-genetic, ‘wall-technology’ classification. The remarkable hydrological and geomorphic insights of their constructors are clear. Several wall types are shown to have been primarily…
The Prehistoric and Medieval Field Archaeology of Crownhill Down, Dartmoor, England
Dartmoor, a granite massif in SW England, boasts the most completely preserved landscape of the 2nd millennium B.C. in Europe, with numerous burial cairns, houses, enclosures, fields, and territorial boundaries surviving. Systematic mapping of these remains has been in progress in the last decade, mainly by the University of Sheffield. This paper describes a low-lying area of moorland partially threatened by tungsten mining. The prehistoric field…
Imperial Germany
Carl Bosch and Carl Krauch
Carl Bosch and Carl Krauch, accomplished scientists and prominent executives in the BASF and IG Farben chemical corporations, were drawn together by mutual admiration and common technical interests. In the Nazi era, however, they came to embody competing liberal and nationalist conceptions of German political economy. This article examines their relationship, the reasons for their divergent stances, and their individual contributions to the econo…
Chronology 1987
Fritz Roessler and Nazism
In the summer of 1985, I visited a number of German corporate archives in search of reflective writings, diaries, memoirs, private commentaries on economic or political affairs, and the like by important German businessmen of this century. Much of the trip proved disappointing, probably because little of the sort of material I wanted ever came into being, let alone remains to be found. Executives are not given as a rule, regardless of their day o…
History in an Off Key
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American Nuclear Hegemony in Korea
The author draws on Cox and Schurmanns' differing conceptions of hegemony to analyze the exercise of American nuclear power in the Pacific. American hegemony was nuclear because strategic weapons were integral to alliance ideology, institutional integration, and force structures. In many ways, nuclear weapons became the military pnnciple around which regional security alliances were organized, just as capitalist production was the essence of econ…
Chronology 1988
Utopiaand the Lumpenproletariat
Thomas More described how Utopia held no place for criminals, beggars and vagabonds. Marx called these people “the lumpenproletariat,” and, like More, he wished to exclude them from his vision of a communist society. However, the lumpenproletariat stood outside productive society, as such, they also stood outside the dialectic. For them to be excluded from Utopia in a theory of scientific socialism they needed to be reincorporated into the dialec…
Reactionary Modernism
Roman to Saxon in the south Lincolnshire Fens
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Industry and Ideology
This book is a detailed and scholarly study of the interaction between the private interests of a major German corporation and the policies of the Third Reich. The author traces the effects of a special mentality among Farben's leaders with an economic structure created to serve Nazi ideology.
Chronology 1989
Industry and Ideology
Industry and Ideology
Industry and Ideology
Chronology 1990
Industrial Factionalism in Modern German History
At a time when the Republican party in America seems to have abandoned its brief hopes of proclaiming a new paradigm, it may seem apropos to observe that old ones die hard—and not only in public life. A case in point from the scholarly world is the subject of this essay: the persistent historiographical notion of industrial factionalism. Throughout this century, students of German political economy have tended to see the country's business world …
The Republic of Korea and the Nuclear Issue
This paper benefited from review and research assistance by my Nautilus associates Lyuba Zarsky, Megan van Frank and Cassandra Morrow; and generous sharing of information by Sandy Spector and Sig Harrison at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Andrew Mack at the International Relations Department, Australian National University; and Tim Dunk of the Institute for Contemporary Asian Studies at Monash University. The author, however, is resp…
Lessons and Legacies
Japans Plutonium Overhang and Regional Insecurity
This paper was first presented to the Japanese Physicians Forum Against Nuclear War and for the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, Kobe, Japan, February 28, 1993
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