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Ay 1997/1998 Fs Meeting Minutes, 1998-03-25, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Archives

No abstract provided.

Catalog Denison University 1998-2000

Denison University Catalogs

Denison University Course Catalog 1998-2000

The Problem That Has No Name, Omi Morgenstern Leissner

Cardozo Journal of Equal Rights & Social Justice

The article examines how naming practices, deeply rooted in patriarchal societies, influence women's identity, autonomy, and societal status. It argues that traditional naming conventions, such as women adopting their husbands' surnames, reflect broader power dynamics that marginalize women and erase their individuality. The analysis highlights the legal, cultural, and psychological implications of these practices and advocates for self-naming as a form of resistance and empowerment.

Burns, Macdiarmid And Beyond: Transformations Of The Love Lyric And Its National Context, Margery Palmer Mcculloch

Studies in Scottish Literature

No abstract provided.

Radical-Right And Neo-Fascist Political Parties In Western Europe, Roger Karapin

Publications and Research

Far right-wing parties have gained dramatically in many West European countries since the early 1980s. Recent cross-national studies distinguish between neo-fascist parties, which are anti-democratic and anti-capitalist, and radical right-wing parties which combine anti-immigration appeals with pro-capitalist, neo-liberal economic positions, social conservatism, and a basic acceptance of representative democracy. While the former have been stagnant and unimportant, the latter have been gaining. Yet there are also borderline cases where it is more difficult to determine whether the party rejects fascism and accepts democracy, a problem which the theoretical literature has neglected. The far right's success is largely due to the …

A Framework For Understanding Social Science Contributions To Ecosystem Management, Joanna Endter-Wada, Dale Blahna, Richard Krannich, Mark W. Brunson

Environment and Society Faculty Publications

We propose a framework for understanding the role that the social sciences should play in ecosystem management. Most of the ecosystem management literature assumes that scientific understanding of ecosystems is solely the purview of natural scientists. While the evolving principles of ecosystem management recognize that people play an important role, social considerations are usually limited to political and decision-making processes and to development of environmental education. This view is incomplete. The social science aspect of ecosystem management has two distinct components: one that concerns greater public involvement in the ecosystem management decision-making process, and one that concerns integrating social considerations …

Lee Kuan Yew And His Use Of Spatial-Orientational Metaphors, Siow Heng Ong

Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business

The Prime Minister's message to the nation after Singapore separated from Malaysia was one of consolidation and moving ahead. This was not an easy task for the speaker as the year before Singapore separated from Malaysia, the race riots had claimed 34 lives.1 These riots were even more prolonged than the Hertogh riots of 1950. Maintaining racial harmony and social integration was an uphill task. The hope for consolidation and a united sense of nationhood seemed distant.

Creating The 'Right' Impression: Towards A Dramaturgy Of Management Consultancy, Timothy Adrian Robert Clark, Graeme Salaman

Research Collection Lee Kong Chian School Of Business

This article adopts a novel approach by examining the activities of management consultants in terms of the dramaturgical metaphor. This is a useful framework within which to illuminate their activities since a number of service characteristics combine to create a context within which the key task of management consultants is to convince clients of their quality and value. Impression management is therefore a core feature of consultancy work. In this sense management consultants are viewed as systems of persuasion creating compelling images which persuade clients of their quality and worth. This argument is illustrated with reference to the activities of …

Gene Expression Following Traumatic Brain Injury, Rajiv Malhotra

Theses and Dissertations

The pathology which results from traumatic brain injury (TBI) have long been believed to be immediate and irreversible. However, recently it has been shown that, although the primary effects are virtually unavoidable, the secondary effects manifest themselves through biochemical processes set in motion at the time of the injury. These events are frequently mediated through the process of excitotoxicity, which results from a widespread release of excitatory neurotransmitters. These neurotransmitters go on to activate both ionotropic and metabotropic receptors. The signal transduction initiated through these receptor populations gives rise to changes in gene expression.

One result of this release of …

Vantage Point - Show Notes - 1998, David Unumb

Vantage Point Documents

No abstract provided.

Aegis Data Analysis And Reduction (Adar) In Support Of The Aegis Weapon System (Aws), June Bullard Gaines

Theses and Dissertations

The AEGIS Weapons System (AWS), part of the AEGIS Combat System (ACS), is an integral part of the defense system on U.S. Navy AEGIS-class ships. AEGIS Data Analysis and Reduction (ADAR) has been developed to assist in the evaluation of the AWS data. ADAR, along with the AWS and ACS, has evolved through the years to accommodate advances in technology and computer programming languages. Additionally, ADAR has evolved so that users located at sites other than the Naval Surface Warfare System Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD), Dahlgren, Virginia, can reduce tactical system data and perform data analysis using the reduced data.

This …

Factors Affecting Social Workers' Political Participation: Resources, Professional Associations And Perceived Efficacy, David Henry Hamilton

Theses and Dissertations

Research has indicated that social workers are more politically active than the general public (Wolk, 1981; Parker and Sherraden, 1991), but their effectiveness has been questioned (Mathews, 1982). There are differences among social workers, but explanations of differences between "very active" and "inactive" have relied primarily on practice setting or method. However, research in political science has shown that income, education, involvement in associations, and perceived political efficacy, are significant predictors of who does not participate (Verba, Schlozman, and Brady, 1995).

Five hundred certified social workers were surveyed regarding how often they engaged in political activities (e.g., voting and campaigning) …

Coming To Terms With Daubert In Sherman Act Complaints: A Suggested Economic Approach, Robert F. Lanzillotti

Nebraska Law Review

The purpose of this article is to suggest a straightforward method of utilizing circumstantial output-pricing evidence, grounded in generally accepted economic analysis to (a) differentiate bid rigging and customer/market-allocation schemes, based on some form of explicit communications or explicit agreements among rival sellers, from noncooperative tacit collusion (sheer sophisticated business acumen as hypothesized in various game-theoretic models), and (b) to identify the collusion process with greater precision.

Maccrate Goes To Law School: An Annotated Bibliography Of Methods For Teaching Lawyering Skills In The Classroom, Arturo López Torres

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction … A. Organization and Classification ... B. Methodology ... C. Selection and Exclusion

II. Discussion

III. Lawyering Skills ... 1. Problem Solving ... 2. Legal Analysis and Reasoning ... 3. Legal Research ... 4. Factual Investigation ... 5. Communication ... 6. Counseling ... 7. Negotiation ... 8. Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Procedures ... 9. Organization and Management of Legal Work … 10. Recognizing and Resolving Ethical Dilemmas ... 11. An Integration of the MacCrate Skills

IV. Index of Authors’ Names

V. Index of Subjects

Physician-Assisted Suicide: New Protocol For A Rightful Death, Christine Neylon O’Brien, Gerald A. Madek

Nebraska Law Review

The United States Supreme Court granted review of two physician-assisted suicide decisions from the Second and Ninth Circuits. These cases involved state statutes that regulate and criminalize assisting in death. The Second Circuit in Quill v. Vacco found a Fourteenth Amendment equal protection violation in a New York statute because similarly situated individuals were classified in a manner that was not rationally related to a legitimate state interest. This decision pertained to competent, terminally ill adults who would be legally prohibited from seeking active intervention in hastening death, e.g., by a prescription of a lethal dose of medication, as compared …

High School Academic Freedom: The Evolution Of A Fish Out Of Water, W. Stuart Stuller

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction

II. What Is Academic Freedom?

III. The Supreme Court and Academic Freedom ... A. The Road to Keyishian ... B. The Road Not Taken

IV. The First Coming of High School Academic Freedom—Procedure and Substance

V. Hazelwood and the Regulation of School-Sponsored Speech

VI. The Second Coming of Academic Freedom—All Procedure No Substance

VII. When the State Speaks

VIII. Back to the Classroom

IX. The Substantive Right of Academic Freedom

X. The Procedural Right of Academic Freedom: Can There Be Procedure Without Substance?

XI. Conclusion

Nostalgic Attempts To Recapture What Never Was: Louisiana’S Covenant Marriage Act, Susan Hager

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction: The State of the Marital Union

II. An Overview of Fault and No-Fault Divorce

III. The Louisiana Solution for Taming the Divorce Rate ... A. An Overview of Covenant Marriage ... 1. The Counseling Components ... 2. The Fault and Fault-like Divorce Grounds ... 3. The Complete Disclosure Element of Covenant Marriage ... B. Reactions to Covenant Marriage

IV. Addressing the Criticisms of Covenant Marriage ... A. The Coercion Factor ... B. Feminist Objections ... C. Conflict of Laws Issues

V. Conclusion

Property As Propriety, Gregory S. Alexander

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction

II. Propriety and Entrepreneurship in the Nineteenth Century: The Vested Rights Doctrine ... A. Vested Rights as Proper Order: Fletcher v. Peck ... B. Community and Competition: The Charles River Bridge Case

III. Propriety in the Welfare State: The “New Property” ... A. Institutional Changes in Property ... B. Changes in the Idea of Property in the Welfare State ... C. The Origins and Development of the “New Property” ... D. The Dilemma of the New Property and Property-as-Propriety

IV. The Twitching Corpse of Propriety

Estoppel In Property Law, Stewart E. Sterk

Nebraska Law Review

I. Introduction

II. Land Transfers ... A. Inadequate Writings ... B. Oral “Agreements”

III. Servitudes by Estoppel ... A. Representations by Sellers or Developers ... B. Representations by Neighbors ... C. The Restatement

IV. Termination of Servitudes

V. Boundary Disputes ... A. Estoppel against a True Owner ... 1. By the True Owner’s Representations ... 2. By Physical Barriers and Improvements without Representations ... B. Estoppel to Claim Adverse Possession

VI. Landlord-Tenant Law ... A. Lease Renewal ... 1. Leases Which Include Option to Renew or Purchase ... 2. Leases Which Do Not Include Renewal Options ... B. Estoppel by …

Late Quaternary Fluvial Stratigraphy Of The St. Albans Archeologic Site (46ka27), West Virginia, Courtney Andreas Nugent

Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Problem Reports (ETD)

The St. Albans archeologic site, recognized since 1964, occurs on a low terrace of the Kanawha River. Stratigraphic and magnetic susceptibility studies at the site have lead to the development of a model for predicting artifact recovery potential that is important to planning future excavations at the site.;Charcoal fragments, reddened soils and fire-cracked rocks indicate that most high magnetic susceptibility readings are produced by fire. The association of artifacts in many of these high magnetically susceptible sediments indicates they are cultural fire hearths. When executed early, magnetic susceptibilities studies should help archeologists.;The waxing and waning of late Pleistocene glaciation caused …

A Study Of The Effectiveness Of The Virtual Office, Danielle C. Haines

Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)

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Preparing And Reporting On Cash- And Tax-Basis Financial Statements, Michael J. Ramos, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Accounting And Auditing Publications Team

Guides, Handbooks and Manuals

No abstract provided.

Seven Themes Of Successful Associations -- A Holistic Perspective, Virtual Consulting, Inc.

Guides, Handbooks and Manuals

No abstract provided.

Pfp Practice Handbook, 1998/1999, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Personal Financial Planning Division

Guides, Handbooks and Manuals

No abstract provided.

Cpa's Guide To Understanding Business Insurance, Nino Lama

Guides, Handbooks and Manuals

No abstract provided.

Australian Aboriginal Students In Higher Education, Ian Malcolm, Judith Rochecouste

Research outputs pre 2011

One of the striking features of Australian higher education over the last ten years has been the marked increase in participation by Indigenous Australians. In a National Review of Education for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, carried out in 1994, it was noted that the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students had more than doubled between 1988 and 1993 (National Review of Education for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, 1994:28-29). Indigenous Australians constitute 1.6 per cent of the population of Australia and in 1993 some 5,578 indigenous people were attending Australian public universities, which is 1.3% …

Principles And Practices Of Esl Teachers: A Study Of Adults And Children, Michael P. Breen, Bernard Hird, Marion Milton, Rhonda Oliver, A. Thwaite

Research outputs pre 2011

The study reported here aimed to identify the particular practices and uncover the particular principles of a group of ESL teachers. Some of the teachers were working with adult learners and some were working with young children. The research aimed to answer three main questions:

1. What are the classroom practices of this group of language teachers?

2. What principles do they identify as underlying their work in the classroom?

3. What is the relationship between the principles they held and the practices they adopted?

The study also aimed to find out if there were similarities or differences between teachers …

Proceedings Of The Women's Health: Women's Lives Conference: May 3rd 1998, Lynne Hunt (Ed.)

Research outputs pre 2011

The Women's Health: Women's Lives Conference was held on 3 May 1998, at Joondalup Campus, Edith Cowan University. The principal aim of the Conference was to celebrate 10 years of the teaching of Women's Health and Women's Studies at ECU, by drawing together past and present students, university staff and members of the Western Australian community interested in women's issues.

Helping And Servicing Regional Small Businesses: An Evaluation Of The Business Grow Program In The South West Region Of Western Australia, Xueli Huang, Alan Brown, Robyn Morris, Barry Chapman

Research outputs pre 2011

In October 1997 the Edith Cowan University was invited to evaluate the performance of the Business Grow Program. The program commenced on July 1, 1995, and its evaluation, scheduled to be completed by April 1998, has been undertaken to assess the performance of the Program since its instigation.

The evaluation team has relied substantially on information provided by small business owners, local government representatives, industry associations, and the manager of the Program. The evaluation team would like to thank Kate Loughton for her assistance in facilitating the administration of this project.

The evaluation was undertaken by Small and Medium Enterprise …

Human Services: A Discussion Paper, David Wiles

Research outputs pre 2011

Human services is an emergent field of study and work in Australia. Its definition is complex, needing continuing theoretical and empirical clarification. Despite the contemporary decline of the Australian welfare state, human services has emerged in cultural congruence with historic Australian notions of a 'fair go', of social equity, and of social egalitarianism. Human services constitutes a nascent profession, which - in the main - helps people with problems, particularly including members of the social 'underclass'. With much of its origins in volunteerism and the voluntary sector, human service organisational theory is now developing, and is helping workers and students …