Savvas Georgiades
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5860033 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Savvas Georgiades |
| PRENOMES | Savvas |
| SOBRENOME | Georgiades |
| ASSINATURA | GEORGIADES S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Saint Ambrose University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Christian Faith as a Resiliency Factor in Coping with Immigration and Unemployment
The resiliency of Christian faith in coping with immigration and unemployment is assessed. Analysis is based on data from two distinct research projects, one on immigration (n = 123) and the other on unemployment (n = 120). Although Christian faith appears an immense resiliency factor for many respondents, for the chronically unemployed individuals it becomes obsolete and a feeble support system. Respondents estimate that the Church has a critica…
The Dire Straits of Homelessness
This ethnographic study draws on the realities, survival strategies, and needs of a group of homeless people living in South Florida. Fifty-six individuals (mean age = 51 years; age range = 21–76 years) of various racial backgrounds responded to a semistructured narrative interview. Two thirds of respondents encountered substance abuse challenges and experienced chronic homelessness, one third worked, and three fifths were arrested at least once.…
Greek Immigrants in Australia
Sensitive practice with Greek immigrants
A series of research reports and other documents concerning Greeks are reviewed. These inputs combined with the author's direct knowledge of Greek culture form the basis for the development of a compendium of practical suggestions for working sensitively with Greek immigrants in multiple interventional contexts. The limitations of the review as well as future research needs in the field are highlighted
Greek-Cypriot Refugees' Welfare a Third of a Century Following their Expatriation
To this day, very little research concerned itself with the social welfare needs of Greek Cypriot refugees. To advance empirical knowledge in this domain 120 randomly selected Greek-Cypriot refugees were surveyed (a response rate of .91) using a mixture of quantitative and qualitative methodology. Results suggest that elder refugees are highly neglected by government; children of refugees are also significantly underserved; and there are serious …
A Solution-Focused Intervention with a Youth in a Domestic Violence Situation
Public Attitudes Towards Peace
In 1974, Turkey divided Cyprus by military force into the north and south, giving the Turkish Cypriots full control of the north. Since then, the United Nations (UN) has attempted to resolve the Cyprus problem, but diplomatic efforts have always fallen short. In 2004, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan proposed a plan that would reunify Cyprus. In a public referendum that followed, about two-thirds of Turkish Cypriots voted for the plan; however, th…
Initial internal consistency evidence on the Daniel Memorial Independent Living Assessment
Public Attitudes Towards Peace
In 1974, Turkey divided Cyprus by military force into the north and south, giving the Turkish Cypriots full control of the north. Since then, the United Nations (UN) has attempted to resolve the Cyprus problem, but diplomatic efforts have always fallen short. In 2004, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan proposed a plan that would reunify Cyprus. In a public referendum that followed, about two-thirds of Turkish Cypriots voted for the plan; however, th…
The Dire Straits of Homelessness
This ethnographic study draws on the realities, survival strategies, and needs of a group of homeless people living in South Florida. Fifty-six individuals (mean age = 51 years; age range = 21–76 years) of various racial backgrounds responded to a semistructured narrative interview. Two thirds of respondents encountered substance abuse challenges and experienced chronic homelessness, one third worked, and three fifths were arrested at least once.…
A Solution-Focused Intervention with a Youth in a Domestic Violence Situation
Greek-Cypriot Refugees' Welfare a Third of a Century Following their Expatriation
To this day, very little research concerned itself with the social welfare needs of Greek Cypriot refugees. To advance empirical knowledge in this domain 120 randomly selected Greek-Cypriot refugees were surveyed (a response rate of .91) using a mixture of quantitative and qualitative methodology. Results suggest that elder refugees are highly neglected by government; children of refugees are also significantly underserved; and there are serious …
Initial internal consistency evidence on the Daniel Memorial Independent Living Assessment
Public Attitudes Towards Peace
In 1974, Turkey divided Cyprus by military force into the north and south, giving the Turkish Cypriots full control of the north. Since then, the United Nations (UN) has attempted to resolve the Cyprus problem, but diplomatic efforts have always fallen short. In 2004, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan proposed a plan that would reunify Cyprus. In a public referendum that followed, about two-thirds of Turkish Cypriots voted for the plan; however, th…
A Solution-Focused Intervention with a Youth in a Domestic Violence Situation
Greek-Cypriot Refugees' Welfare a Third of a Century Following their Expatriation
To this day, very little research concerned itself with the social welfare needs of Greek Cypriot refugees. To advance empirical knowledge in this domain 120 randomly selected Greek-Cypriot refugees were surveyed (a response rate of .91) using a mixture of quantitative and qualitative methodology. Results suggest that elder refugees are highly neglected by government; children of refugees are also significantly underserved; and there are serious …
Sensitive practice with Greek immigrants
A series of research reports and other documents concerning Greeks are reviewed. These inputs combined with the author's direct knowledge of Greek culture form the basis for the development of a compendium of practical suggestions for working sensitively with Greek immigrants in multiple interventional contexts. The limitations of the review as well as future research needs in the field are highlighted
Greek Immigrants in Australia
The Dire Straits of Homelessness
This ethnographic study draws on the realities, survival strategies, and needs of a group of homeless people living in South Florida. Fifty-six individuals (mean age = 51 years; age range = 21–76 years) of various racial backgrounds responded to a semistructured narrative interview. Two thirds of respondents encountered substance abuse challenges and experienced chronic homelessness, one third worked, and three fifths were arrested at least once.…
Christian Faith as a Resiliency Factor in Coping with Immigration and Unemployment
The resiliency of Christian faith in coping with immigration and unemployment is assessed. Analysis is based on data from two distinct research projects, one on immigration (n = 123) and the other on unemployment (n = 120). Although Christian faith appears an immense resiliency factor for many respondents, for the chronically unemployed individuals it becomes obsolete and a feeble support system. Respondents estimate that the Church has a critica…
Political science (6 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · Immigration (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Clinical Psychology (2 obras) · Economics (2 obras) · Medicine (2 obras)