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Urban design, place and integration: A study of Liverpool one
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A detailed examination, commissioned by Grosvenor Liverpool Fund, of Liverpool One - a privately-owned, mixed-use, retail-led regeneration project in Liverpool city centre. Drawing on literature concerning public/private place, David Littlefield and... Read More about Urban design, place and integration: A study of Liverpool one.

Policy brief: Communicating the potential and limitations of smart meters
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Despite the industry promises of improved grid management and reduced carbon emissions, the research on metering provides conflicting evidence with regards to its effectiveness. Metering can have a positive impact on resource efficiency provided that... Read More about Policy brief: Communicating the potential and limitations of smart meters.

2017/18 RCUK open access compliance report
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Report to RCUK on open access publishing spend from block grant awarded to UWE Bristol 2017/18

Bristol urban integrated diagnostics project case study report: MetroBus
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MetroBus is a major infrastructure project that has brought permanent change to some areas of the Bristol Urban Area. Its objectives as an infrastructure project went beyond the directly-related transport issues of capacity, congestion, and emissions... Read More about Bristol urban integrated diagnostics project case study report: MetroBus.

Energy policy seminars, Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London
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This series of Energy Policy seminars facilitated by Paul Dorfman (UCL) with Duncan Bayliss, has taken important debates around the future of UK energy policy to the heart of Westminster for MPs, policy makers and the press.

Tide and Time
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‘Tide and Time’ for brass band was commissioned in 2017 by Foden’s Band and premiered at the Royal Northern College of Music Brass Band Festival in January 2018 by Foden’s Band, conducted by Michael Fowles. Further performances have taken place by th... Read More about Tide and Time.

NETEX and the pinnacle of E-LEARNING: in search of the American dream
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It is a decisional business case study. The decision is about the process of internationalization of NETEX, an organization that develops e-learning solutions.

The case shows the steps taken by the team led by Carlos Ezquerro, general director of... Read More about NETEX and the pinnacle of E-LEARNING: in search of the American dream.

Greenpreneurs: A guide to curriculum design
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This curriculum design guide provides support and guidance to educators working in sustainability and seeking to introduce entrepreneurship and the development of entrepreneurial capacities into their programmes.

Greenpreneurs: A handbook for trainers
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This handbook is designed for educators who want to design and deliver a highly interactive learning project aimed at helping people in the renewable energy and energy efficient buildings sectors develop their entrepreneurial capacities. The Greenpre... Read More about Greenpreneurs: A handbook for trainers.

New technologies in burn care: A clinical psychologist’s perspective of opportunities for advancing psychosocial care
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British Burn Association 2017 Laing Essay Prize Winner

Bibliography of, and notes on, railways in Ceredigion
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How to be human
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The word “humane” conjures the best we can be: kind, empathetic, considerate. Yet as a species we are uniquely competitive and warlike. Is this who we really are, and the source of our success? Should we encourage competition in our culture? Or seek... Read More about How to be human.

Myths about feminism
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What is Feminism anyway, and what is it not? Mackay tackles some of the most well known myths about feminism, showing that this political theory is not about burning bras, wearing natural makeup or wasting our energies hating men.

Philosophy in the bedroom
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For 250 years de Sade's writing was outlawed. Yet Fifty Shades has turned the exploration of pain and pleasure into an oddly commonplace entertainment. Do these pursuits embed undesirable power relations or are they essential to our sexuality and a r... Read More about Philosophy in the bedroom.

University of the West of England 2016/17 RCUK open access compliance report
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Report to RCUK on open access publishing spend from block grant awarded to UWE Bristol 2016/17

Special issue: Adding value to marketing education: Best practice teaching in a modern education environment
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Guest Editor of Special Issue

Innovation 216
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‘Innovation 216’ for brass band, training bands and choir, was commissioned in 2016 by Bristol Cultural Development Partnership in collaboration with St George’s Bristol ‘Art of Flight’ series. The work was first performed on 27 November 2016 by 270+... Read More about Innovation 216.

East Devon forget-me-not reminiscence service: A review of data collection and the development of a logic model
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This is not an evaluation report of a service or intervention. It does not seek to make any assessment of the effectiveness or cost effectiveness of the Forget-Me-Not reminiscence service. Instead it is a briefing report that highlights the informati... Read More about East Devon forget-me-not reminiscence service: A review of data collection and the development of a logic model.

Rethinking feminism debate
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We think feminism fights for equality for everyone. But from the right to wear headscarves to the refusal of contraception, ideas of what is fair and what equality is vary dramatically. Does feminism lack a universal goal because its an impossible dr... Read More about Rethinking feminism debate.

UWE Research Repository annual report Sept 2012 - Aug 2013
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