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History News, Florida Historical Society

Florida Historical Quarterly

Florida Bicentennial Symposium, Florida College Teachers of History Conference, Latin American Bicentennial Conference, State and Local History Awards, D. B. McKay Florida History Award, Peace River Valley Florida History Award, Announcements and Activities, Obituary

Florida History Research In Progress, Florida Historical Society

Florida Historical Quarterly

This list shows the amount and variety of Florida history research and writing currently underway and as reported to the Florida Historical Quarterly. Doctoral dissertations and masters theses completed in 1975 are included. Research in Florida history, sociology, anthropology, political science, archeology, geography, and urban studies is included.

Population Structure In Hispanic St. Augustine, 1629-1763, Theodore G. Corbett

Florida Historical Quarterly

Recent study of population in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century American and European communities is providing new insights into the nature of their social existence. Such studies depend not only upon the traditional census, but utilize a variety of sources, including parish registers, tax and tribute rolls, musters, and genealogical material.1 The use of these sources for the counting of individuals and the arrangement of aggregate figures into tables may seem to produce a rigidly scientific and arid form of history, but in reality these figures do much to explain the everyday life experience of a past community. There is no better …

"A Year Of Monkey War": The Anti-Evolution Campaign And The Florida Legislature, Mary Duncan France

Florida Historical Quarterly

In the summer of 1925, the world focused its attention on the sleepy town of Dayton, Tennessee, the site of the “Monkey Trial” of John T. Scopes. William Jennings Bryan, former secretary of state and the nation’s most zealous fundamentalist, and Clarence Darrow, the most famous trial attorney of his time, were the real antagonists, as they argued over the issue of the teaching of evolution. Both sides battled as if each believed the trial would produce the definitive statement on God and the creation of man.

Book Reviews, Florida Historical Society

Florida Historical Quarterly

NOR IS IT OVER YET: FLORIDA IN THE ERA OF RECONSTRUCTION, 1863-1877, by Jerrell H. Shofner, reviewed by T. Harry Williams; SWAMP SAILORS: RIVERINE WARFARE IN THE EVERGLADES, 1835-1842, by George E. Buker, reviewed by Clark G. Reynolds; MARJORIE KINMAN RAWLINGS, by Samuel I. Bellman, reviewed by Gloria Jahoda; FLORIDA PLACE NAMES, by Allen Morris, reviewed by Pat Dodson; FLORIDA: A GEOGRAPHICAL APPROACH, by Robert B. Marcus and Edward A. Fernald, reviewed by Alan Craig; A HISTORY OF FRENCH LOUISIANA, VOLUME ONE, THE REIGN OF LOUIS XIV, 1698-1715, by Marcel Giraud, translated by Joseph C. Lambert, reviewed by A. P. …

Contributors' Notes

Exile

No abstract provided.

The Jester's Frame: The Role Of Political Satire In Shaping Egyptians' Perceptions Of Current Issues (Case Of Bassem Youssef's "Albernameg"), Salma T. Ismail

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Civil Society Organizations' Support For Vulnerable Youth In Transition: A Case Study In Egypt, Rasha A. A. S. Ghazi

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Application Of Theory Of Planned Behavior In Consumers’ Purchase Decision Of Cats And Dogs Food Products, Rendi Tegar Pratama, Elevita Yuliati

ASEAN Marketing Journal

Manuscript type: Empirical paper Research Aims: This research was conducted to analyze the influence of Theory of Planned Behaviour in determining the consumers’ purchase behaviour of cats and dogs food products. Design/methodology/approach: The constructs used in the research model are attitude, subjective norms, Perceived Behavioural Control (PBC), intention, and behaviour. The research model was added with self-identity and social norms constructs. Respondents of this research were 300 cats and dogs owners. Data was collected through online questionnaires. Data analysis was conducted using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with LISREL version 8.8 as the software analysis tool. Research Findings: The results showed …

Impact Of Country Of Origin Effect (Coe) On Consumer Purchase Intentions: A Case Study Of Cosmetic Products In Lampang, Thailand, Janak Pandey, Somjai Muenkid, Noraset Jivasantikarn, Arunie Jivasantikarn Chaisiriwongsuk, Yadarat Inthaklhan

ASEAN Marketing Journal

Country-of – origin plays an important role in international marketing by creating access to new and bigger markets for organizations globally. Various companies are investing and venturing in overseas market as they would be able to attract and benefit from a larger market share and advantage from economies of scales. This research studies the Country of Origin Effect (COE) and its impact on Consumer Purchase Intentions in Lampang Province, Thailand. For this study, mixed method approach was used combining quantitative and qualitative analysis and both primary and secondary data were analyzed to understand the country of origin effect. This study …

Gift Giving Behavior Among Millennials, The Use Of Photo Elicitation Interview To Discover Consumer Insight, Hera Rachmahani, Sony Kusumasondjaja

ASEAN Marketing Journal

Manuscript type: Research paper Research Aims: This paper aims to explore gift-giving activities among millennials at the perspective of gift-giver using the photo elicitation interview. The typology of the relationship between gift givers and recieversand the effects of this relationship to the types of products given in gift-giving activities are also evaluated. Design/methodology/approach: This paper is using phenomenological approach and photo elicitation interview with purposive convenience sampling method to obtain gift-givers decision making process in searching gift products. Research Findings: The process of searching, preparing, and delivering of gifts is influenced by several factors, namely the closeness of the relationship, …

Antecedents Of Green Awareness For Eco-Friendly Products, Doni Purnama Alamsyah, Hayder Alhadey Ahmed Muhammed

ASEAN Marketing Journal

Manuscript type: Empirical Research Research Aims: This study examined factors that support the cultivation of green awareness among customers for the improved consumption of eco-friendly products Design/methodology/approach: The examination was conducted through an analysis of customer behaviors as they relate to green advertising, green brand attributes, perceived value of green initiatives, and green brand image. To this end, a survey was administered to 500 customers of Supermarket Retail, which is an establishment in West Java Province that offers eco-friendly products Research Findings: The findings indicated that the variable that most strongly supports the development of green awareness is green advertising, …

Measuring Brand Loyalty Of Coffee Shop Visitors In Jakarta, Usep Suhud, Cattleya Dewi Puter, Setyo Ferry Wibowo

ASEAN Marketing Journal

This study is intended to investigate the impact of brand trust, brand affect, self-image congruity, and functional congruity toward brand loyalty of coffee shop visitors. Participants were approached conveniently in several modern coffee shops in August-September 2014 in southern Jakarta. In total, there are four hypotheses to be tested using 200 usable valid questionnaires. As a result, three hypotheses were accepted – the links between brand trust and brand loyalty, self-image congruity and functional congruity, and functional congruity and brand loyalty. This study suggests an alternative model in order to have all hypotheses significant and positive. Brand affect and self-image …

Green Marketing: A Study Of The Factors Influencing The Repurchase Decision For Javanony Herbal Products, Sri Widyastuti, Budi Santoso

ASEAN Marketing Journal

The green consumer movement is a reflection of people’s concern about the environment and has given rise to the green market. Companies that want to survive in this market must be able to apply a green label to all aspects of their business. This research aims to understand the influence of attitude, perceived value, and perceived price among customers on the decision to repurchase Javanony herbal products. The sampling technique in this study is purposive sampling. This study concludes that the attitude of customers who already have an understanding of green products is not completely supported by the company in …

Vietnamese Attitudes And Behavioural Patterns Towards Counterfeit Brands, Giang Huynh, Jonathan A.J. Wilson

ASEAN Marketing Journal

This study examines Vietnamese female consumers’ attitudes towards counterfeit branded products; by investigating the influence of brand image, product involvement and price advantage towards decision-making processes associated with purchasing and ownership. An inductive anti-positivist approach was adopted, employing qualitative methods; drawing from in-depth interviews distilled and synthesized using Word Cloud software, as Geographic Information System (GIS) based Spatial Analyses. Findings suggest that Price Advantage plays a determining and predominant role in encouraging consumers’ purchase intention of a counterfeit product. In addition, Brand Image has positive effect on the purchase intention as well; while product involvement plays no significant role in …

Stakeholder Analysis On Boycott Movement: A Preliminary Study Using Media Contexts, Kresno Agus Hendarto

ASEAN Marketing Journal

Just like the celebrities, social movement depends, to an extent, on media in communicating its activities to the public. The relationship between social movement and media is transactional. On the one hand, social movement needs media to disseminate its activities. On the other hand, media needs social movement as the news source. Scant (beyond very few notable exceptions) empirical research is not available on boycott product as a social movement and stakeholder analysis in Indonesia. The objective of this study is to perform stakeholder analysis on boycott product as a social movement. To do so, the study attempts to answer …

Perceived Justice In Political Marketing: An Exploratory Study, Ihwan Susila

ASEAN Marketing Journal

The purpose of this study is to criticize and develop the construct of equity theory within the framework of perceived justice. Specifically, this study aims to investigate perceived justice construct in political marketing perspective. Sample of the research consist of voters of political parties in Indonesia.Data were collected through interviews and a survey using a structured questionnaire with a purposive sampling method to 150 respondents. The study use exploratory factor analyses and Cronbach Alpha method to test the construct validity. The research also use measurement model of structural equation model (SEM) which is the same as confirmatory factor analysis procedure. …

Strategies For Socioeconomic Development: A Study Of Nonprofit Practices, Alexis L. Dahl Walls

Honors Theses

This project seeks to examine methods in which nonprofit organizations (NPOs) are able to further their impact, specifically in regard to the socioeconomic development of their communities. This is done through examining consequences of socioeconomic disparities such as health disparities and increased crime rates, reviewing a number of commonly used NPO strategies, and emphasizing the importance of performance measurement tactics. All information was gathered through the combination of a complete literature review and a case study on a local nonprofit organization: MadisonHome Inc. It is important for nonprofit organizations to implement a variety of measurement tactics in order to determine …

December 2, 2021: Agenda, University Of North Dakota

University Senate Meeting Minutes

Agenda for the December 2, 2021, meeting of the University Senate. 41 pages

2021-November-29-Going Places, University Marketing And Communication, East Tennessee State University

ETSU News

Dr. Alina Bhat is an assistant professor in the Department of Internal Medicine.

Leah Darnell is a middle school language arts instructor at University School. Darnell was previously an EXCEL English teacher with the Kingsport City Schools and holds a B.A. degree from ETSU.

Bethanie Dye is an assignments coordinator in the Office of Housing and Residence Life after serving as a marketing manager in Dining Services. Dye holds a master’s degree in educational leadership from ETSU.

Amber Earp is a technical clerk in the Office of the Registrar. She comes to ETSU from Four Oaks Healthcare Center, where she …

Memphis State College Faculty And Staff Directory, 1948

Documents

Faculty and staff directory of Memphis State College, Memphis, Tennessee, 1948.

Biographies/Biografías, Alan Lebaron

Maya America: Journal of Essays, Commentary, and Analysis

Biographies for all authors

Trends In Language Choice And Effects Of Choice On Acquisition: Kaqchikel Maya And Spanish In Central Guatemala, Jonathan Homquist, Hana Muzika Kahn

Maya America: Journal of Essays, Commentary, and Analysis

This study reveals trends in the choice of Kaqchikel Maya, Spanish, or both languages for household activities and by the generations, that is, the children, parents, and grandparents, in a village and a town in the central highlands of Guatemala. Similarities and differences between the village and town are described in both cases. The study also highlights the direct relationship between the language choice of parents and the acquisition of Kaqchikel by children. A total of 171 indigenous residents in the town and the village participated in the study. Findings are based on responses to a sociolinguistic questionnaire that also …

Gentrification, Amie Thurber, Amy Krings

Social Work: School of Social Work Faculty Publications and Other Works

Gentrification can be understood as the process through which geographical areas become increasingly exclusive, which disproportionately harms people living in poverty and people of color, as well as the elderly, families, and youth. As such, this article argues that macro social work practitioners should view gentrification as a key concern. Thus, to help guide macro interventions, the article begins by first defining gentrification and describing ways to measure it, while emphasizing its difference from revitalization. Second, the article explores causes of gentrification, including its relationship to systemic racism. Third, the article explores the consequences of gentrification on individuals’ and communities’ …

Gentrification, Amie Thurber, Amy Krings

School of Social Work Faculty Publications and Presentations

Gentrification can be understood as the process through which geographical areas become increasingly exclusive, which disproportionately harms people living in poverty and people of color, as well as the elderly, families, and youth. As such, this article argues that macro social work practitioners should view gentrification as a key concern. Thus, to help guide macro interventions, the article begins by first defining gentrification and describing ways to measure it, while emphasizing its difference from revitalization. Second, the article explores causes of gentrification, including its relationship to systemic racism. Third, the article explores the consequences of gentrification on individuals’ and communities’ …

My Skull Has Not Been Crushed: The Lexicography Of Some Ancient Egyptian Cranial Terminology, Ariel Singer

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

The Egyptian Public Diplomacy- Case Study On Al Misreya And Nile International Channels, Caroline Abo Zeid

Archived Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Gaze, Volume 2, Number 6

Gaze, 1979-1990

Editor: Bill Johnson. Staff Writers: Emily Coleman, Rick Jacobs, Marcia Kearn, Chris Larson, Audrey J. May, Regina Russell, Bill Stevenson, Clifton St. John, Ric Sullivan, Jenifer Taft. Production and Graphics: Artwave, Ken C. Hagenback, Art Director. Business Manager: Randy Kaye. Distribution: Cecil McLeod, Jim Ramsey, Ric Sullivan. National Advertising: Rivendell Marketing.

Special thanks to Rhodes College and the Paul Barret Jr. Library for providing initial scanning of this collection.

Bridging The Gap Between Clients And Public Defenders: Introducing A Structured Shadow Method To Examine Attorney Communication, Christopher M. Campbell, Kelsey S. Henderson

Criminology and Criminal Justice Faculty Publications and Presentations

A growing body of scholarship argues that representing clients in an effective and quality manner should be a critical goal for public defenders, emphasizing the need to be client-centered. Beyond this call, recent research emphasizes that client-centered approaches hinge on good communication as it can contribute to a more effective attorney–client relationship. However, to identify and improve communication and client-centered relationships, major obstacles must be overcome which involve conceptualizing and operationalizing quality representation and communication. In this article, we introduce a two-phase, structured shadowing method as a way to overcome these obstacles. Phase I consists of a survey of public …

Early Impact Of The Covid-19 Pandemic On Promotion Of Infant Activity, Strength And Communication: A Qualitative Exploration, Kailey Snyder, Priyanka Chaudhary, Angela Pereira, Kimberly Masuda, Jessica Niski, Danae Dinkel

Journal Articles

Introduction

Fostering physical activity, muscle strengthening and communication skills in diverse environments are vital to ensuring healthy infant development; however, promotion of these skills may be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to explore healthcare workers, parents and childcare providers' perceptions of the pandemic's influence on how they engage with infants to promote physical activity, muscle strength and communication.

Methods

37 subjects (12 = parents; 12 = childcare providers, 13 = healthcare workers) participated in a semi-structured interview. Data were analyzed via an inductive content analysis.

Results

The majority of caregivers identified concerns related …