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Research paper thumbnail of Rural community life, attachment to place, out-migration and social well-being: The relevance of research methods used with young people in Northern Scotland for Siberian youth research

Research paper thumbnail of Young people, peers and friends

Taylor & Francis eBooks, Feb 16, 2010

Research paper thumbnail of Education for citizenship in Aberdeen's schools and communities

Includes bibliographical referencesAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:775... more Includes bibliographical referencesAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:7752. 0225(8) / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreSIGLEGBUnited Kingdo

Research paper thumbnail of Religious beliefs and differences

Research paper thumbnail of Young people and sport

Young people’s leisure and lifestyles

Research paper thumbnail of Modes of Communication and Effectiveness of Agroforestry Extension in Eastern India

Human Ecology, 2001

Development of extension in agroforestry draws on the application of the innovation-diffusion pro... more Development of extension in agroforestry draws on the application of the innovation-diffusion process in agriculture. To be effective, agroforestry extension needs to fit the dynamics of the target farming system, the local socioeconomic and technological systems, and land use constraints. Failure of agroforestry extension has been blamed on inadequate and inappropriate methods, but there have been few studies to identify

Research paper thumbnail of Self-reported symptoms by social class of HoH among 14- and 16-year-olds in rural Northern Scotland

Research paper thumbnail of The Young People’s Leisure and Lifestyles Project

Young people’s leisure and lifestyles, 1993

Research paper thumbnail of Some concluding thoughts

Young people’s leisure and lifestyles

When Professor Stulberg first invited me to this symposium, he suggested that I need not prepare ... more When Professor Stulberg first invited me to this symposium, he suggested that I need not prepare any remarks. "Just offer a few wise comments on what was said by the various speakers," he suggested. After partaking of this rich smorgasbord of stimulating ideas, I have concluded that would be unwise, if not foolish. Instead I want to say a few words on three topics that particularly interest me at this time. I. How To ACmEVE BASIC CHANGE iN THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION SYSTEM We have accomplished many impressive things in the twenty-five years since Pound. 1 But many of these changes are isolated and episodic. The challenge now is to weave these disparate strands into a coherent fabric so that the normal disputing route leads first to an exploration of appropriate ADR options, with litigation used only as a last resort. The Multidoor Courthouse is one mechanism that seeks to achieve that objective. * Bussey Professor, Harvard Law School. I am indebted to Deans Nancy Rogers and Craig McEwen for some helpful suggestions.

Research paper thumbnail of Young people and health

Research paper thumbnail of Social well-being of youth in Siberia: international comparative research

Research paper thumbnail of Young People and Leisure

Young People and Leisure, 2019

Research paper thumbnail of Significant Persons Questionnaire

Research paper thumbnail of Gender matters in schools: pupils and teachers

Choice Reviews Online, 1996

... for a girl. (This programme is proposed for another fictitious character called Sophie.) In R... more ... for a girl. (This programme is proposed for another fictitious character called Sophie.) In Rousseau's account of Sophie's education all the principles outlined above are reversed. Sophie is to have little freedom. Her play, says ...

Research paper thumbnail of Land-use changes and land policies evolution in China’s urbanization processes

Research paper thumbnail of Adolescence and health inequalities: Extensions to macintyre and west

Social Science & Medicine, 1992

Research paper thumbnail of Lifestyle, health and social class in adolescence

Social Science & Medicine, 1995

Research paper thumbnail of Family life and smoking in adolescence

Social Science & Medicine, 1997

Almtract-The paper examines the relationship between perceptions of family life and smoking behav... more Almtract-The paper examines the relationship between perceptions of family life and smoking behaviour, using questionnaire survey data from a Scottish longitudinal study of adolescent socialization and lifestyles. Recent research has established links between adolescent health behaviours and family life, where the home environment is characterized in terms of young people's perceptions of parental support and control. The present study extends this approach, and also takes account of other important aspects of the home environment, including socioeconomic circumstances and make up of the family. Perceptions of family support were found to be inversely related to smoking, with an "unsupportive" home environment associated with increased likelihood of smoking. In addition, smoking prevalences were raised where perceptions of poor support were combined with reports of fewer controls (i.e. "neglectful" parenting). More detailed multivariate analysis showed that the effects of perceived family life on smoking were felt independently of the socioeconomic circumstances of the family, as characterized by neighbourhood deprivation and parents' social class. The picture was different for family structure, however, with smoking prevalences uniformly raised among adolescents from loneparent or reconstituted households, irrespective of perceptions of parenting practices. The paper concludes by discussing the potential significance of associations between family life and health behaviours for the production of class based health inequalities in youth through processes of indirect social selection.

Research paper thumbnail of Leisure transitions - a rural perspective

Leisure Studies, 2002

The paper examines leisure focal theory from a cross-cultural perspective by utilizing adolescent... more The paper examines leisure focal theory from a cross-cultural perspective by utilizing adolescent samples from rural Norway, Scotland and Sweden. Both quantitative and qualitative methods were used to explore the robustness of the model across countries. Results revealed effects of both culture and rurality on the patterns of adolescents' leisure transitions, and these were discussed in relation to the original theoretical framework.

Research paper thumbnail of Models of parenting: implications for adolescent well-being within different types of family contexts

Journal of Adolescence, 1995

Research paper thumbnail of Rural community life, attachment to place, out-migration and social well-being: The relevance of research methods used with young people in Northern Scotland for Siberian youth research

Research paper thumbnail of Young people, peers and friends

Taylor & Francis eBooks, Feb 16, 2010

Research paper thumbnail of Education for citizenship in Aberdeen's schools and communities

Includes bibliographical referencesAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:775... more Includes bibliographical referencesAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:7752. 0225(8) / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreSIGLEGBUnited Kingdo

Research paper thumbnail of Religious beliefs and differences

Research paper thumbnail of Young people and sport

Young people’s leisure and lifestyles

Research paper thumbnail of Modes of Communication and Effectiveness of Agroforestry Extension in Eastern India

Human Ecology, 2001

Development of extension in agroforestry draws on the application of the innovation-diffusion pro... more Development of extension in agroforestry draws on the application of the innovation-diffusion process in agriculture. To be effective, agroforestry extension needs to fit the dynamics of the target farming system, the local socioeconomic and technological systems, and land use constraints. Failure of agroforestry extension has been blamed on inadequate and inappropriate methods, but there have been few studies to identify

Research paper thumbnail of Self-reported symptoms by social class of HoH among 14- and 16-year-olds in rural Northern Scotland

Research paper thumbnail of The Young People’s Leisure and Lifestyles Project

Young people’s leisure and lifestyles, 1993

Research paper thumbnail of Some concluding thoughts

Young people’s leisure and lifestyles

When Professor Stulberg first invited me to this symposium, he suggested that I need not prepare ... more When Professor Stulberg first invited me to this symposium, he suggested that I need not prepare any remarks. "Just offer a few wise comments on what was said by the various speakers," he suggested. After partaking of this rich smorgasbord of stimulating ideas, I have concluded that would be unwise, if not foolish. Instead I want to say a few words on three topics that particularly interest me at this time. I. How To ACmEVE BASIC CHANGE iN THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION SYSTEM We have accomplished many impressive things in the twenty-five years since Pound. 1 But many of these changes are isolated and episodic. The challenge now is to weave these disparate strands into a coherent fabric so that the normal disputing route leads first to an exploration of appropriate ADR options, with litigation used only as a last resort. The Multidoor Courthouse is one mechanism that seeks to achieve that objective. * Bussey Professor, Harvard Law School. I am indebted to Deans Nancy Rogers and Craig McEwen for some helpful suggestions.

Research paper thumbnail of Young people and health

Research paper thumbnail of Social well-being of youth in Siberia: international comparative research

Research paper thumbnail of Young People and Leisure

Young People and Leisure, 2019

Research paper thumbnail of Significant Persons Questionnaire

Research paper thumbnail of Gender matters in schools: pupils and teachers

Choice Reviews Online, 1996

... for a girl. (This programme is proposed for another fictitious character called Sophie.) In R... more ... for a girl. (This programme is proposed for another fictitious character called Sophie.) In Rousseau's account of Sophie's education all the principles outlined above are reversed. Sophie is to have little freedom. Her play, says ...

Research paper thumbnail of Land-use changes and land policies evolution in China’s urbanization processes

Research paper thumbnail of Adolescence and health inequalities: Extensions to macintyre and west

Social Science & Medicine, 1992

Research paper thumbnail of Lifestyle, health and social class in adolescence

Social Science & Medicine, 1995

Research paper thumbnail of Family life and smoking in adolescence

Social Science & Medicine, 1997

Almtract-The paper examines the relationship between perceptions of family life and smoking behav... more Almtract-The paper examines the relationship between perceptions of family life and smoking behaviour, using questionnaire survey data from a Scottish longitudinal study of adolescent socialization and lifestyles. Recent research has established links between adolescent health behaviours and family life, where the home environment is characterized in terms of young people's perceptions of parental support and control. The present study extends this approach, and also takes account of other important aspects of the home environment, including socioeconomic circumstances and make up of the family. Perceptions of family support were found to be inversely related to smoking, with an "unsupportive" home environment associated with increased likelihood of smoking. In addition, smoking prevalences were raised where perceptions of poor support were combined with reports of fewer controls (i.e. "neglectful" parenting). More detailed multivariate analysis showed that the effects of perceived family life on smoking were felt independently of the socioeconomic circumstances of the family, as characterized by neighbourhood deprivation and parents' social class. The picture was different for family structure, however, with smoking prevalences uniformly raised among adolescents from loneparent or reconstituted households, irrespective of perceptions of parenting practices. The paper concludes by discussing the potential significance of associations between family life and health behaviours for the production of class based health inequalities in youth through processes of indirect social selection.

Research paper thumbnail of Leisure transitions - a rural perspective

Leisure Studies, 2002

The paper examines leisure focal theory from a cross-cultural perspective by utilizing adolescent... more The paper examines leisure focal theory from a cross-cultural perspective by utilizing adolescent samples from rural Norway, Scotland and Sweden. Both quantitative and qualitative methods were used to explore the robustness of the model across countries. Results revealed effects of both culture and rurality on the patterns of adolescents' leisure transitions, and these were discussed in relation to the original theoretical framework.

Research paper thumbnail of Models of parenting: implications for adolescent well-being within different types of family contexts

Journal of Adolescence, 1995