Paul White
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 78947 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Paul White |
| PRENOMES | Paul |
| SOBRENOME | White |
| ASSINATURA | WHITE P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Sheffield |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7503-9896 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 105 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 424 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 104 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1963 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 12 |
Examining colorism, body image, and self-esteem in UK Black and South Asian adolescents
Experiencing colourism was associated with worse wellbeing. The relationship between colorism and wellbeing may be explained by different mechanisms based on whether colorism is experienced by one's own racialized group or not. There is a need for carefully designed culturally responsive interventions
Does Intermittent Nutrition Enterally Normalise hormonal and metabolic responses to feeding in critically ill adults? The Dine-Normal proof-of-concept study
Adapting and validating the Everyday Colourism Scale with Black and South Asian adolescents living in the UK
Colourism is a form of prejudice and discrimination based on skin shade and phenotypical features that can be experienced from people belonging to the same racialised group (ingroup) as well as from those from different racialised groups (outgroup). This paper presents the Everyday Colourism Scale-Adolescents (ECS-A), an adaptation of the Everyday Colourism Scale which was developed for adults in the UK. Following pilot and consultancy phases, we…
Beautiful, troubling art
Love First
How should we respond to the humanity of others? Should we care for others' well‐being? Respect them as autonomous agents? Largely neglected is an answer we can find in the religious traditions of Judaism, Christianity and Buddhism: we should love all. This paper argues that an ideal of love for all can be understood apart from its more typical religious contexts and moreover provides a unified and illuminating account of the the nature and groun…
Evaluating the effectiveness and acceptability of two positive body image media micro-interventions among children aged 4–6 years old – a study protocol
The trial is registered with Clinical Trial.gov, Ref number: NCT06146647
Analyse contrastive des positionnements énonciatifs dans les écrits d’étudiants en sciences biomédicales et biologiques en anglais langue maternelle et langue étrangère
Cette étude vise à caractériser le positionnement énonciatif adopté par les étudiants de niveau licence rédigeant des essais en anglais, qu’il s’agisse de leur langue maternelle (corpus BAWE) ou d’une langue étrangère (corpus CarDiBioMed). L’accent est mis sur la position auctoriale des étudiants vis‐à‐vis du lecteur, du contenu et de la communauté universitaire. L’utilisation de ressources contractives d’engagement est observée comme un moyen de…
Understanding colourism in the UK
This paper details the development and psychometric validation of the Everyday Colourism Scale (ECS), a measure designed to capture perceived skin shade prejudice from the ingroup (ethnic peers) and the outgroup (White people). The ECS was adapted from the Everyday Discrimination Scale using existing research, expert reviews, and acceptability interviews. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, and reliability and validity analyses were con…
The co-creation, initial piloting, and protocol for a cluster randomised controlled trial of a coach-led positive body image intervention for girls in sport
NCT05594524 , registered 25 th October 2022
Artificial intelligence for microbial biotechnology
It has been a landmark year for artificial intelligence (AI) and biotechnology. Perhaps the most noteworthy of these advances was Google DeepMind’s AlphaFold2 algorithm which smashed records in protein structure prediction (Jumper et al ., 2021, Nature, 596, 583) complemented by progress made by other research groups around the globe (Baek et al ., 2021, Science , 373, 871; Zheng et al ., 2021, Proteins ). For the first time in history, AI achiev…
The Development and Validation of the Threat of Dementia Scale
Dementia represents a substantial threat to the self. However, to date, there is no reliable way to measure how threatened people feel by dementia. This article reports on two online studies. In Study 1, 248 participants rated statements about dementia according to their threat to well-being. In Study 2, 99 participants (all students at the University of the West of England) completed the emerging scale (the Threat of Dementia Scale or ToDS). We …
Honesty and Discretion
Cultural settings and recommendations for small towns and villages to visit in China
The contexts within which websites are created are significant in determining recommendations for places to visit. Comparison is made here between recommendations for visits to rural China made by web sites authored in that country and by sites authored in Europe. Some similarities occur, but justifications for visiting differ. China‐authored sites use cultural and historical reasons for recommendations, and are made in the context of official po…
Dove Confident Me Indonesia
NCT04665557 . Registered 11th December 2020
The Poetics of Nothing
On 1 January 1582 the poet and scholar Jean Passerat (1534–1602) sent a gift to his patron Henri de Mesmes: a poem in Latin hexameters about nothing (“De nihilo”). It became a literary sensation, prompting, over the next decades, a long and varied sequence of poetic and prose responses in Latin and vernacular languages by various authors competing to out-do Passerat, and one another, in ingenuity. Why did this poem catch the imagination of so man…
Rule by Violence, Rule by Law
Although restricting formal voting rights—voter suppression—is not uncommon in democracies, its incidence and form vary widely. Intuitively, when competing elites believe that the benefits of reducing voting by opponents outweigh the costs of voter suppression, it is more likely to occur. Internal political and state capacity and external actors, however, influence the form that voter suppression takes. When elites competing for office lack the a…
Forced Migration
Forced Migration: Current Issues and Debates Alice Bloch and Giorgia Donà (eds), Forced Migration: Current Issues and Debates ( Routledge, Abingdon 2019) xi + 731 pp, ISBN 978-1-138-65322-1 (hbk); ISBN 978-1-138-65323-8 (pbk); ISBN 978-1-315-62375-7 (ebk) Paul White Paul White Senior Protection Adviser with ProCap, United Nations Interagency Protection Project Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International …
The Regional Law of Refugee Protection in Africa
Of all the regions, Africa hosts the largest number of people forced to flee as the result of conflict, persecution, other human rights abuses, and food insecurity. In 2019, the 50th anniversary of the adoption of the 1969 Organization of African Unity Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa (OAU Convention) takes place. The African Union (AU) will mark this anniversary with a series of roundtables, some of which a…
Framing the land of the Northern Lights
The Classical Commentary in Renaissance France
This article analyzes the dynamic interactions of Latin and the vernacular in commentary editions of the Latin classics printed in France before 1600, addressing questions of readership, intended uses, and actual uses. Beginning with the output of Antoine Vérard, it explores the different possibilities for translating Latin commentaries in the early decades of French printing, and the reconfigurations of layout and commentary discourse between la…
The Prevalence of Cognitive Impairment among People Attending a Homeless Service in Far North Queensland with a Majority Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander People
ObjectiveTo establish the point prevalence of cognitive impairment among a representative group of homeless people in Cairns. The sample included a large number of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.MethodThis research was conducted among an opportunistic sample of participants residing in a homeless shelter. An interview administered cross‐sectional survey was conducted with 60 participants over 12-weeks. The Kimberly Indigenous Cog…
Refugees, Regionalism and Responsibility, Elgar Studies in Human Rights
Regionalism seems an appropriate lens through which to think through refugee protection. The 1951 Refugee Convention began with a European geographical limitation. That limitation was lifted by the 1967 Protocol and others experimented by applying the Convention within regional confines. In Refugees, Regionalism and Responsibility, Penelope Mathew and Tristan Harley combine to untangle various elements of refugee law and practice in regional sett…
Planning the greenspaces of nineteenth-century Paris
Planning the greenspaces of nineteenth-century Paris." Modern & Contemporary France, 25(2), pp. 235–236
Praelectio” et commentaire à la “Silve Rusticus” d’Ange Politien (1518)
“Praelectio” et commentaire à la “Silve Rusticus” d’Ange Politien (1518). Nicolas Bérauld. Ed. and trans. Perrine Galand. With Georges André Bergère, Anne Bouscharain, and Olivier Pédeflous. Travaux d’Humanisme et Renaissance 537. Geneva: Droz, 2015. lxix + 614 pp. $123. - Volume 70 Issue 1
Historical Archaeology in the Cortez Mining District
The Location of Marginalised Groups in the Inner City
In this paper certain sociospatial processes currently affecting the evolution of the inner city are considered, namely the processes of gentrification, polarisation and marginalisation. It is argued that these processes are increasing in importance as a result of deindustrialisation, demographic trends, the activities of the state, and changes in ideology; these forces then being reflected in the operation of the housing market. Marginalised gro…
(Re)theorising population geography
Population geography has become separated from other branches of human geography by not engaging strongly with recent debates in social theory. The reasons for this partly lie in the wealth of data that population geographers have available to them concerning their major interest--demographic events....A case is made here for population geographers to consider in particular three areas of social theoretic debate--social construction theories, rea…
Return Migration and Regional Economic Problems
The West European City
Geographical (The) impact of migration
Darwin's Emotions
Darwin's emotional life has been a preoccupation of biographers and popularizers, while his research on emotional expression has been of keen interest to anthropologists and psychologists. Much can be gained, however, by looking at Darwin's emotions from both sides, by examining the relationship between his emotional experience and his scientific study of emotion. Darwin developed various techniques for distancing himself from his objects of stud…
The Settlement Patterns of Developed World Migrants in London
Contemporary international migration flows into European cities are now more diverse than used to be the case. The movement of less-skilled labour migrants has been replaced by the circulation of high-skill executives and specialist personnel involved in transnational corporations and in the financial services and other sectors affected by economic globalisation. To these are added other new service migrants and increased flows of students and in…
Economic marginalization of Turkey's Kurds
1998). Economic marginalization of Turkey's Kurds: the failed promise of modernization and reform. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs: Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 139-158
Migrant Populations Approaching Old Age
The 1950s was the crucial decade for the initiation of mass migration in postwar Europe. By 1960 many countries of North-West Europe had witnessed the establishment of what were to become significant communities of immigrant origin. Although a number of the early migrants have since returned to their places of origin, considerable numbers remain in their migratory destinations. They constitute a population sub-group that has recently approached r…
Population Migration in the European Union
This collection of studies by various authors aims to provide a comprehensive picture of migration flows and their influence on population redistribution within each of the countries of the European Union prior to 1995. The book is divided into three sections. The first section examines international migration patterns from east-west and north-south perspectives migration within the European Union and asylum seeking. The second section concerns n…
The Residential Mobility of Ethnic Minorities
Studies of ethnic minority settlement in major cities usually depend upon snapshot evidence derived from periodic population censuses. The objects of such research are usually city regions, neighbourhoods or census tracts, and changes through time can not be undertaken as process studies but only as comparisons between given dates. In discussing the residential mobility experiences of ethnic minority populations it would be extremely valuable to …
A Multidimensional Analysis of the Mental Health of Graduate Counselors in Training
The mental health of graduate counselor trainees was examined. Trainees demonstrated more psychopathy than did the normal population on 6 of the 10 scales used
Choice or circumstance
West European Population Change
This book consists of a collection of papers by various authors on aspects of the data collected during the 1980-1982 census round in Europe excluding Eastern Europe. Its primary purpose is attempt an international comparative analysis of trends in Western Europe in order to identify the macro-economic and demographic forces moulding the shape and distribution of Europes population. The book is a product of a workshop held at the University of Sh…
The moral work of subversion
This article critically reconsiders dominant understandings of morality and subversion within organizations. Existing organizational literature does not adequately address the important productive role of morality for producing and justifying everyday subversive practices as well as the use of subversion to legitimate power relations and dominant values. Drawing upon interactionist insights, we develop a practice-based account of morality, highli…
Europe's Population
Skilled international migrants and urban structure in Western Europe
Ordering, Enrolling, and Dismissing
Drawing on ethnographies of three areas of hospital life in the United Kingdom, this article explores the different logics played out through moments of access to hospital services. The authors make explicit the character of the hospital as heterotopia where different social actors are required to “fit” in with the organizational requirements of the hospital. What becomes clear is how the hospital as institution can accommodate particular logics …
Darwin Wept
Journal Article Darwin Wept: Science and the Sentimental Subject Get access Paul White Paul White 1University of Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Victorian Culture, Volume 16, Issue 2, 1 August 2011, Pages 195–213, https://doi.org/10.1080/13555502.2011.589681 Published: 01 August 2011
South-east Asian refugees in Paris
International Migration and the Housing Market
The incorporation of high-skill corporate migrants into the existing housing markets of destination cities has been neglected in studies of contemporary international migration. Nevertheless, the potential impacts on rent levels and property prices, and on the overall shape of the housing market, are considerable. Japanese corporate movement to London has led to the establishment of a separate housing sub-sector, channelling rented housing to Jap…
Intra - and Inter-Organizational Studies
Honesty and Discretion
Ministers of Culture
Citizenship under the Ottomans and Kemalists
This article examines the relevancy of concepts of citizenship as tools for analysing and comprehending minorities in ethnically complex societies. Taking the Kurds of Turkey as a case study, this article traces the evolution of civil society from the Ottoman empire through to the modern Turkish state, using a human rights‐based definition of citizenship. The changed situation of the Kurds is shown in each epoch and appropriate conclusions are dr…
Community Interorganizational Problems in Providing Medical Care and Social Services
Community Interorganizational Problems in Providing Medical Care and Social Services Sol Levine, Associate Professor of Social PsychologyPh.D., Paul E. White, Assistant Professor of Social Anthropology, and Benjamin D. Paul, Professor of AnthropologyPh.D. CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.53.8.1183 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Pakistan
John C. Cobb, Harry M. Raulet, Paul A. Harper, Rowland V. Rider, Paul White, A. Rasheed Ghazi, Pakistan: The Medical Social Research Project at Lulliani, Studies in Family Planning, Vol. 1, No. 8 (Oct., 1965), pp. 11-16
Use of the intra-uterine contraceptive device in rural West Pakistan
This paper presents selected aspects of experience with the intra-uterine contraceptive device (IUD) in rural West Pakistan. There were 1,162 IUD cases analyzed with respect to retention or non-retention. Retention rates were estimated, using life table methods, to be between 55 and 75 percent at one year; the smaller figure was obtained when theIUD was considered to be in situ only until the last examination, when it was observed to be in place.…
Myth and reality in interorganizational behavior
Myth and reality in interorganizational behavior: a study of competition between two national voluntary health agencies. P E WhiteCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.58.2.289 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Intra - and Inter-Organizational Studies
A model of physician referral behavior
Reactions to Foreign Workers in Switzerland
Geographical (The) impact of migration
Lewis Wager's Life and Repentaunce of Mary Magdalene and John Calvin
Journal Article LEWIS WAGER'S LIFE AND REPENTAUNCE OF MARY MAGDALENE AND JOHN CALVIN Get access PAUL WHITE PAUL WHITE University of Bristol Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Notes and Queries, Volume 28, Issue 6, December 1981, Pages 508–512, https://doi.org/10.1093/nq/28-6-508 Published: 01 December 1981
Migration at the Micro-Scale
Most working definitions of migration accept that only movements across local authority boundaries can normally be dealt with: by the use of questionnaire surveys certain urban studies have examined intra-unit moves but few non-urban migration studies have been able to penetrate below the level of local authority boundaries. In this paper use is made of various unpublished documents available in connection with population censuses in France from …
The Structure and Evolution of Rural Populations at the SubParochial Level
L'auteur aborde les différents mouvements de la démographie en Normandie du sud en se plaçant à trois niveaux différents : celui du village, celui du hameau et celui de l'écart. Il montre que les structures et l'évolution de la population varient considérablement d'un type d'habitat à un autre en raison des différences en termes de morphologie sociale. Il met en évidence le fait que des mesures globales de l'exode rural peuvent cacher des dispari…
Migration and the formation of ethnic minorites
This paper considers three main issues. First, it deals with the underlying structural causes of international migration, especially labour migration, and the way they are liable to create ethnically distinct sub-populations. In achieving this it presents a typology of forms and characteristics of ethnic migration streams. Secondly, and by way of contrast, the case is argued for the need to consider ethnic migration from the behavioural perspecti…
The West European City
Fertility and social class in a French village, 1901–75
The extent to which it is possible to recognize distinctive patterns of marriage and fertility within sub-groups of the rural population is examined by an analysis of the fertility experience of 294 females who lived in a single village in southern Normandy at some period between 1901 and 1975. Aggregate analysis demonstrates the existence of differential fertility between classes. Examination of circumstantial evidence for individual sub-groups …
Levels of intra-urban migration in western european cities
Niveaux de migration intra-urbaine dans les villes d'Europe occidentale. II est difficile de rassembler des informations comparatives au sujet de la migration intra-urbaine dans les villes de l'Europe Occidentale à cause de la variété des méthodes de dénombrement utilisées d'une nation à une autre. Dans cette contribution, on présente des informations sur les niveaux de migration intra-urbaine pour 70 villes de 13 pays de l'Europe Occidentale. Ce…
Modelling Rural Population Change in the Cilento Region of Southern Italy
Established models of rural population change generally depend upon settlement size and distance from a major town or city as explanatory variables. These models may have little relevance in Mediterranean environments where other factors are of greater significance. In the Italian district of the Cilento, multiple regression analysis showed the presence or absence of tourism to be most important in explaining rural population change between 1961 …
Return Migration and Regional Economic Problems
West European Population Change
This book consists of a collection of papers by various authors on aspects of the data collected during the 1980-1982 census round in Europe excluding Eastern Europe. Its primary purpose is attempt an international comparative analysis of trends in Western Europe in order to identify the macro-economic and demographic forces moulding the shape and distribution of Europes population. The book is a product of a workshop held at the University of Sh…
South-east Asian refugees in Paris
Skilled international migrants and urban structure in Western Europe
The Location of Marginalised Groups in the Inner City
In this paper certain sociospatial processes currently affecting the evolution of the inner city are considered, namely the processes of gentrification, polarisation and marginalisation. It is argued that these processes are increasing in importance as a result of deindustrialisation, demographic trends, the activities of the state, and changes in ideology; these forces then being reflected in the operation of the housing market. Marginalised gro…
Migrants in Modern France
Migration in late nineteenth and twentieth century France - the social and economic context, Philip E.Ogden and Paul White internal migration in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Paul White international migration in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Philip E.Ogden recent conceptual advances in the study of migration in France, Daniel Courgeau nascent proletarians - migration patterns and class formation in the Stephanois region 1840-…
Regionalising the resort system
Les migrations internationales en Europe Occidentale durant les années quatre-vingt
Pendant les annees 80, les migrations internes se sont liberalisees en Europe. Les societes multinationales resolvent leur probleme d'emploi a hautes qualifications par la migration professionnelle au sein de leur organisation. L'Europe continue a recevoir des flux d'immigrants et certains pays mediterraneens continuent a fournir des migrants au Nouveau Monde
Migrants in Modern France. Population Mobility in the Later Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
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