Jaye Cee Whitehead
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 83826 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jaye Cee Whitehead |
| PRENOMES | Jaye Cee |
| SOBRENOME | Whitehead |
| ASSINATURA | WHITEHEAD J C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | East Carolina University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7639-5246 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 43 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1989 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
An updated consensus survey of environmental and natural resource economists
In 2023 a survey was given to environmental and natural resource economists to gauge levels of consensus in the field. Strong consensus can signal to policymakers the relative strength of particular policy proposals. Respondents were queried on topics including air quality, groundwater, climate change, natural resource management, land conservation, environmental justice, and more. Survey results were compared to a similar survey given in 2012, t…
A comment on Desvousges et al. (Land Economics 2015)
Framing the Olympic Elite Athlete Funding Issue
This article employs media framing theory to examine the debate over public funding to support elite athlete development. More specifically, it examines the discourse in Canadian newspaper coverage of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games surrounding funding for elite athletes. The article first provides an overview of government funding support for elite athletes in Canada and then reviews relevant literature on media framing theory. Methods are disc…
A benefit-cost analysis of a red drum stock enhancement program in South Carolina
Recreational saltwater anglers from the mid-Atlantic through the Gulf of Mexico commonly target red drum. Due to concerns about overharvesting within South Carolina coupled with regional management actions, South Carolina explored the technical feasibility of stocking hatchery-produced juvenile red drum as a technique to augment the abundance of South Carolina stock. In order to assess a continued program, in 2005 a mail survey was used to collec…
Estimating willingness to pay for a cycling event using a willingness to travel approach
Public support for hosting the Olympic Summer Games in Germany
Cities and their respective regions must weigh the merits of hosting major sport events, including the Olympic Games. This paper presents a contingent valuation method estimate of the monetary value of intangible benefits to Germans of hosting the Olympic Summer Games. In a nationwide online survey, 6977 respondents said whether they would support a referendum to host the Games. The survey employed a payment card format containing monthly tax amo…
Plausible responsiveness to scope in contingent valuation
Plausible responsiveness to scope is a question of economic significance, in addition to statistical significance, of the scope test in contingent valuation. We briefly review the history of the scope test in order to place the current issue in the context of the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill. As a result of the review we gain insights into how the issue of scope “adequacy” arose twenty years after it was first mentioned by the NOAA Panel on Con…
The Tolerance Trap
The Proof Is in the Pudding
Feminist Studies 41, no. 3. © 2015 by Feminist Studies, Inc. 623 Jaye Cee Whitehead, Kath Bassett, Leia Franchini, and Michael Iacolucci “The Proof Is in the Pudding”: How Mental Health Practitioners View the Power of “Sex Hormones” in the Process of Transition In the United States today, popular discourse touts the power of “sex hormones” and hormone receptors in the brain to chemically produce gender expressions (manifested in physical sex trai…
Sexuality and the ethics of body modification
Drawing from our qualitative, in-depth interviews of 35 professionals who write referral letters for “gender transition,” we explore how practitioners’ decisions to approve, delay or refuse access to body modifications speak to the centrality of normative concepts of sexuality and the social function of bodies in the cultural politics of gender identity. We argue that practitioners construct what we call an ethic of body modification that tends t…
Willingness to pay for downtown public goods generated by large, sports-anchored development projects
Reluctant gatekeepers
The following study is based on 35 in-depth, qualitative interviews with licensed marriage and family therapists, counselors, clinical social workers, and professional psychologists who advertise their services as ‘trans-friendly’, ‘trans-supportive’, or ‘trans-positive’. We focus on cases in which practitioners denied clients access to body modifications for reasons related to gender identity in an effort to distill how practitioners' decisions …
Risk, Marriage, and Neoliberal Governance
Drawing from my ethnography of one prominent same-sex marriage rights organization, I consider how activists' appropriation of a risk-based political rationality blends utilitarian claims for equal access to self-governance with moral assertions that posit the conjugal couple as a superior context for governing problems endemic to populations. When constructed according to risk-based rationalities, marriage operates as a compulsory system that or…
Sisters Outside
The End Doesn't Always Justify the Means
The purpose of this study is threefold: (1) to examine the public's willingness to fund amateur sports and recreation using gambling monies in the province of Alberta, Canada; (2) to establish which variables predict Albertans' support for this funding; and (3) to determine whether Albertans believe that current funding levels are sufficient, deficient, or excessive. Based on the results of a telephone survey (N = 759), Albertans more than slight…
Feminist prison activism
In the following ethnography of the California Coalition of Women Prisoners (CCWP), who exist at the forefront of feminist prison activism, I address canonical feminist debates focused on the relationship between subjectivity, experience, knowledge, and power by closely following an explicit attempt at political reform by and for women. I argue that feminist prison activists' attempts to reform the American prison system reveal why feminist theor…
Heading for higher ground
The purpose of this paper is to assess the determinants of hurricane evacuation behavior of North Carolina coastal households during Hurricane Bonnie and a future hypothetical hurricane. We use the data from a telephone survey of North Carolina coastal residents. Hypothetical questions are used to assess whether respondents will evacuate and where in the case of a future hurricane with varying intensities. We examine the social, economic, and ris…
The Collaboration Challenge
The Strategic Benefits of Alliances. Understanding Strategic Collaboration. Making the Connection. Ensuring Strategic Fit. Generating Value. Managing the Relationship. Collaboration Drivers and Enablers: Jumpstart and Amercian Eagle Outfitters. Guidelines for Collaborating Successfully
Demand-Side Factors and Environmental Equity Analysis
Equity issues have led many economists to reconsider their preference for conducting efficiency analyses with aggregated estimates of the benefits and costs of changes in environmental resource allocations. For example, evidence suggests that health risks due to hazardous wastes disproportionately affect the poor and non White. Disproportionate outcomes are not necessarily inefficient, however. The purpose of this article is to propose a demand-s…
The production of health and the valuation of medical inputs in wage-amenity models
Using a hedonic wage-amenity model, this paper examines the valuation of medical inputs into the production of health. The data used in this study include the incomes, demographics and measures of human capital for households in eastern North Carolina with county level medical input supply. These data allow an estimate of the marginal value of medical care inputs such as the physician to population ratio and the availability of specialized servic…
Are Hypothetical Referenda Incentive Compatible? A comment
In a recent article in this Journal, Cummings al. (1997) offer experimental evidence rejecting the hypothesis that a hypothetical referendum is an incentive‐compatible mechanism for obtaining the social value of, or willingness to pay for, changes in the allocation of environmental goods and services. While cautions in offering a blanket rejection of hypothetical referenda as a means of measuring economic values on the basis of their findings, th…
Debt-for-nature swaps as noncooperative outcomes
Conservation organizations and the option value to preserve
Item Nonresponse in Contingent Valuation
Item nonresponse is a common problem in contingent valuation research. Discarding incomplete cases will result in biased samples if the discarded cases are nonrandom. Imputing values for missing independent variables and including the incomplete cases may improve overall econometric performance, correct sample bias, and correct bias in aggregate benefit estimates.KEYWORDS: Item nonresponse biascontingent valuationaggregate benefits
Environmental Preservation Demand
When the demand for environmental preservation is not explicitly revealed in markets, motivating attitudes toward environmental preservation become important. A survey approach allows revelation and measurement of demand for environmental preservation. Indices which measure the altruistic, bequest, intrinsic, and option to use motives and other attitudes are utilized as determinants in a model that measures the demand for environmental preservati…
The Tolerance Trap
Reluctant gatekeepers
The following study is based on 35 in-depth, qualitative interviews with licensed marriage and family therapists, counselors, clinical social workers, and professional psychologists who advertise their services as ‘trans-friendly’, ‘trans-supportive’, or ‘trans-positive’. We focus on cases in which practitioners denied clients access to body modifications for reasons related to gender identity in an effort to distill how practitioners' decisions …
Heading for higher ground
The purpose of this paper is to assess the determinants of hurricane evacuation behavior of North Carolina coastal households during Hurricane Bonnie and a future hypothetical hurricane. We use the data from a telephone survey of North Carolina coastal residents. Hypothetical questions are used to assess whether respondents will evacuate and where in the case of a future hurricane with varying intensities. We examine the social, economic, and ris…
Are Hypothetical Referenda Incentive Compatible? A comment
In a recent article in this Journal, Cummings al. (1997) offer experimental evidence rejecting the hypothesis that a hypothetical referendum is an incentive‐compatible mechanism for obtaining the social value of, or willingness to pay for, changes in the allocation of environmental goods and services. While cautions in offering a blanket rejection of hypothetical referenda as a means of measuring economic values on the basis of their findings, th…
Framing the Olympic Elite Athlete Funding Issue
This article employs media framing theory to examine the debate over public funding to support elite athlete development. More specifically, it examines the discourse in Canadian newspaper coverage of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games surrounding funding for elite athletes. The article first provides an overview of government funding support for elite athletes in Canada and then reviews relevant literature on media framing theory. Methods are disc…
Risk, Marriage, and Neoliberal Governance
Drawing from my ethnography of one prominent same-sex marriage rights organization, I consider how activists' appropriation of a risk-based political rationality blends utilitarian claims for equal access to self-governance with moral assertions that posit the conjugal couple as a superior context for governing problems endemic to populations. When constructed according to risk-based rationalities, marriage operates as a compulsory system that or…
Item Nonresponse in Contingent Valuation
Item nonresponse is a common problem in contingent valuation research. Discarding incomplete cases will result in biased samples if the discarded cases are nonrandom. Imputing values for missing independent variables and including the incomplete cases may improve overall econometric performance, correct sample bias, and correct bias in aggregate benefit estimates.KEYWORDS: Item nonresponse biascontingent valuationaggregate benefits
Plausible responsiveness to scope in contingent valuation
Plausible responsiveness to scope is a question of economic significance, in addition to statistical significance, of the scope test in contingent valuation. We briefly review the history of the scope test in order to place the current issue in the context of the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill. As a result of the review we gain insights into how the issue of scope “adequacy” arose twenty years after it was first mentioned by the NOAA Panel on Con…
Demand-Side Factors and Environmental Equity Analysis
Equity issues have led many economists to reconsider their preference for conducting efficiency analyses with aggregated estimates of the benefits and costs of changes in environmental resource allocations. For example, evidence suggests that health risks due to hazardous wastes disproportionately affect the poor and non White. Disproportionate outcomes are not necessarily inefficient, however. The purpose of this article is to propose a demand-s…
Environmental Preservation Demand
When the demand for environmental preservation is not explicitly revealed in markets, motivating attitudes toward environmental preservation become important. A survey approach allows revelation and measurement of demand for environmental preservation. Indices which measure the altruistic, bequest, intrinsic, and option to use motives and other attitudes are utilized as determinants in a model that measures the demand for environmental preservati…
Estimating willingness to pay for a cycling event using a willingness to travel approach
Public support for hosting the Olympic Summer Games in Germany
Cities and their respective regions must weigh the merits of hosting major sport events, including the Olympic Games. This paper presents a contingent valuation method estimate of the monetary value of intangible benefits to Germans of hosting the Olympic Summer Games. In a nationwide online survey, 6977 respondents said whether they would support a referendum to host the Games. The survey employed a payment card format containing monthly tax amo…
Feminist prison activism
In the following ethnography of the California Coalition of Women Prisoners (CCWP), who exist at the forefront of feminist prison activism, I address canonical feminist debates focused on the relationship between subjectivity, experience, knowledge, and power by closely following an explicit attempt at political reform by and for women. I argue that feminist prison activists' attempts to reform the American prison system reveal why feminist theor…
The Struggle for Freedom
A Comment on “Differential Campsite Pricing”
A model of campsite demand is used to suggest that an important conclusion of Bamford, et al. (1988) should be viewed with caution. Differential user fees at state park campsites may not increase campsite revenue. If nonuniform differential user fees are implemented with ex ante information, households will substitute away from a park if there is a lower cost substitute. Households will also spend fewer days at the park. Reduction of visits to th…
A link between behavior, information, and existence value
The paucity of implicit markets and observable behavior that reveals existence value has raised questions about the validity and importance of existence value. A model of existence value with information is developed to show how past behavior leads to information that generates existence value. The authors find that information is acquired via observable behavior and willingness to pay depends on acquired information. This link between informatio…
Environmental Preservation Demand
When the demand for environmental preservation is not explicitly revealed in markets, motivating attitudes toward environmental preservation become important. A survey approach allows revelation and measurement of demand for environmental preservation. Indices which measure the altruistic, bequest, intrinsic, and option to use motives and other attitudes are utilized as determinants in a model that measures the demand for environmental preservati…
Conservation organizations and the option value to preserve
Item Nonresponse in Contingent Valuation
Item nonresponse is a common problem in contingent valuation research. Discarding incomplete cases will result in biased samples if the discarded cases are nonrandom. Imputing values for missing independent variables and including the incomplete cases may improve overall econometric performance, correct sample bias, and correct bias in aggregate benefit estimates.KEYWORDS: Item nonresponse biascontingent valuationaggregate benefits
Debt-for-nature swaps as noncooperative outcomes
Are Hypothetical Referenda Incentive Compatible? A comment
In a recent article in this Journal, Cummings al. (1997) offer experimental evidence rejecting the hypothesis that a hypothetical referendum is an incentive‐compatible mechanism for obtaining the social value of, or willingness to pay for, changes in the allocation of environmental goods and services. While cautions in offering a blanket rejection of hypothetical referenda as a means of measuring economic values on the basis of their findings, th…
The Collaboration Challenge
The Strategic Benefits of Alliances. Understanding Strategic Collaboration. Making the Connection. Ensuring Strategic Fit. Generating Value. Managing the Relationship. Collaboration Drivers and Enablers: Jumpstart and Amercian Eagle Outfitters. Guidelines for Collaborating Successfully
Demand-Side Factors and Environmental Equity Analysis
Equity issues have led many economists to reconsider their preference for conducting efficiency analyses with aggregated estimates of the benefits and costs of changes in environmental resource allocations. For example, evidence suggests that health risks due to hazardous wastes disproportionately affect the poor and non White. Disproportionate outcomes are not necessarily inefficient, however. The purpose of this article is to propose a demand-s…
The production of health and the valuation of medical inputs in wage-amenity models
Using a hedonic wage-amenity model, this paper examines the valuation of medical inputs into the production of health. The data used in this study include the incomes, demographics and measures of human capital for households in eastern North Carolina with county level medical input supply. These data allow an estimate of the marginal value of medical care inputs such as the physician to population ratio and the availability of specialized servic…
Heading for higher ground
The purpose of this paper is to assess the determinants of hurricane evacuation behavior of North Carolina coastal households during Hurricane Bonnie and a future hypothetical hurricane. We use the data from a telephone survey of North Carolina coastal residents. Hypothetical questions are used to assess whether respondents will evacuate and where in the case of a future hurricane with varying intensities. We examine the social, economic, and ris…
Feminist prison activism
In the following ethnography of the California Coalition of Women Prisoners (CCWP), who exist at the forefront of feminist prison activism, I address canonical feminist debates focused on the relationship between subjectivity, experience, knowledge, and power by closely following an explicit attempt at political reform by and for women. I argue that feminist prison activists' attempts to reform the American prison system reveal why feminist theor…
The End Doesn't Always Justify the Means
The purpose of this study is threefold: (1) to examine the public's willingness to fund amateur sports and recreation using gambling monies in the province of Alberta, Canada; (2) to establish which variables predict Albertans' support for this funding; and (3) to determine whether Albertans believe that current funding levels are sufficient, deficient, or excessive. Based on the results of a telephone survey (N = 759), Albertans more than slight…
Sisters Outside
Risk, Marriage, and Neoliberal Governance
Drawing from my ethnography of one prominent same-sex marriage rights organization, I consider how activists' appropriation of a risk-based political rationality blends utilitarian claims for equal access to self-governance with moral assertions that posit the conjugal couple as a superior context for governing problems endemic to populations. When constructed according to risk-based rationalities, marriage operates as a compulsory system that or…
Willingness to pay for downtown public goods generated by large, sports-anchored development projects
Reluctant gatekeepers
The following study is based on 35 in-depth, qualitative interviews with licensed marriage and family therapists, counselors, clinical social workers, and professional psychologists who advertise their services as ‘trans-friendly’, ‘trans-supportive’, or ‘trans-positive’. We focus on cases in which practitioners denied clients access to body modifications for reasons related to gender identity in an effort to distill how practitioners' decisions …
Sexuality and the ethics of body modification
Drawing from our qualitative, in-depth interviews of 35 professionals who write referral letters for “gender transition,” we explore how practitioners’ decisions to approve, delay or refuse access to body modifications speak to the centrality of normative concepts of sexuality and the social function of bodies in the cultural politics of gender identity. We argue that practitioners construct what we call an ethic of body modification that tends t…
The Tolerance Trap
The Proof Is in the Pudding
Feminist Studies 41, no. 3. © 2015 by Feminist Studies, Inc. 623 Jaye Cee Whitehead, Kath Bassett, Leia Franchini, and Michael Iacolucci “The Proof Is in the Pudding”: How Mental Health Practitioners View the Power of “Sex Hormones” in the Process of Transition In the United States today, popular discourse touts the power of “sex hormones” and hormone receptors in the brain to chemically produce gender expressions (manifested in physical sex trai…
Plausible responsiveness to scope in contingent valuation
Plausible responsiveness to scope is a question of economic significance, in addition to statistical significance, of the scope test in contingent valuation. We briefly review the history of the scope test in order to place the current issue in the context of the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill. As a result of the review we gain insights into how the issue of scope “adequacy” arose twenty years after it was first mentioned by the NOAA Panel on Con…
Public support for hosting the Olympic Summer Games in Germany
Cities and their respective regions must weigh the merits of hosting major sport events, including the Olympic Games. This paper presents a contingent valuation method estimate of the monetary value of intangible benefits to Germans of hosting the Olympic Summer Games. In a nationwide online survey, 6977 respondents said whether they would support a referendum to host the Games. The survey employed a payment card format containing monthly tax amo…
Framing the Olympic Elite Athlete Funding Issue
This article employs media framing theory to examine the debate over public funding to support elite athlete development. More specifically, it examines the discourse in Canadian newspaper coverage of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games surrounding funding for elite athletes. The article first provides an overview of government funding support for elite athletes in Canada and then reviews relevant literature on media framing theory. Methods are disc…
A benefit-cost analysis of a red drum stock enhancement program in South Carolina
Recreational saltwater anglers from the mid-Atlantic through the Gulf of Mexico commonly target red drum. Due to concerns about overharvesting within South Carolina coupled with regional management actions, South Carolina explored the technical feasibility of stocking hatchery-produced juvenile red drum as a technique to augment the abundance of South Carolina stock. In order to assess a continued program, in 2005 a mail survey was used to collec…
Economics (17 obras) · Economic and Environmental Valuation (13 obras) · Political science (13 obras) · Business (12 obras) · Microeconomics (10 obras) · Willingness to pay (10 obras) · Contingent valuation (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Computer Science (7 obras) · Psychology (7 obras)