All Outputs (37)

Class Action (2023)
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Johnston, C. (2023). Class Action. [Newspaper Article]

People with a working-class heritage can face deeply entrenched normative and attitudinal barriers in and through education. Yet, they remain a comparatively overlooked social group in academic studies, even with those employing intersectional analys... Read More about Class Action.

Money muling in higher education institutions (2023)
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Ryder, N., Bourton, S., Hall, D., & Hillman, H. (2023). Money muling in higher education institutions. [Newspaper Article]

Researchers at Cardiff University, the University of the West of England and Reading University investigated the money laundering risks to which Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) and their students are exposed, as well as how HEIs address identifi... Read More about Money muling in higher education institutions.

‘Out of sight, out of mind’: The rise of unregistered alternative provision (2023)
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Johnston, C. (2023). ‘Out of sight, out of mind’: The rise of unregistered alternative provision. [Newspaper Article]

Thousands of children are being educated in unregistered alternative provision where teachers require neither qualifications nor criminal record checks. This Schools Week article investigates unregulated institutions, which are not inspected by Ofste... Read More about ‘Out of sight, out of mind’: The rise of unregistered alternative provision.

Universities and their students are vulnerable to money laundering – new research (2023)
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Ryder, N., Hillman, H., & Bourton, S. (2023). Universities and their students are vulnerable to money laundering – new research. [Newspaper Article]

The police race action plan: A critical review (2023)
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MacDonald, F. (2023). The police race action plan: A critical review. [Newspaper Article]

Embracing your impostor syndrome: Advice for shifting between disciplines (2022)
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Phillips, A. (2022). Embracing your impostor syndrome: Advice for shifting between disciplines. [https://www.timeshighereducation.com/campus/embracing-your-impostor-syndrome-advice-shifting-between-disciplines]

Changing disciplines can appear impossible at times, but it’s not, especially if academics embrace the mindset that disciplinary boundaries are often somewhat artificial.

The blank slide of decolonization (2022)
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McCallum, M., & Hadjiosif, M. (2022). The blank slide of decolonization. [No More Silence Zine]. Bristol

We are a student and a teacher from UWE’s Professional Doctorate in Counselling Psychology. Melissa is doing her doctorate research on how black women’s subjectivity is structured within psychotherapeutic training contexts, and Miltos is keen to lear... Read More about The blank slide of decolonization.

Using tech (and a little empathy) to help anxious students (2022)
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Phillips, A. (2022). Using tech (and a little empathy) to help anxious students. [https://www.timeshighereducation.com/campus/using-tech-and-little-empathy-help-anxious-students]. London

Amber Phillips shares some high- and low-tech tips for supporting anxious students and improving inclusivity in the post-pandemic physical classroom

Two scenarios for the levelling up White Paper (2021)
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Hambleton, R. (2021). Two scenarios for the levelling up White Paper

This short article examines the UK Government's so-called 'levelling up' policy. A Government White Paper is expected in early 2022 and it is suggested that an effective policy will need to level up: 1) people, 2) places, and 3) power. Two scenario... Read More about Two scenarios for the levelling up White Paper.

La gestión gubernamental después del COVID-19 (2021)
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Mondragon Quintana, J. C. (2021). La gestión gubernamental después del COVID-19. Buenos Aires, Argentina

Class matters if we want to tackle climate change (2021)
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Bell, K. (2021). Class matters if we want to tackle climate change. London

Why Earth Day is a class issue (2021)
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Bell, K. (2021). Why Earth Day is a class issue

Germany shows how strengthening local power is key to recovery (2021)
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Hambleton, R. (2021). Germany shows how strengthening local power is key to recovery

Freiburg, a small, innovative city in southern Germany, provides insights on how to improve civic leadership and city planning in the UK. Proposals for Dietenbach, a new eco-friendly neighbourhood designed to house 15,000 people are outlined. Three... Read More about Germany shows how strengthening local power is key to recovery.

La 'economía gig' y su impacto en el mundo del trabajo (2021)
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Mondragon Quintana, J. C. (2021). La 'economía gig' y su impacto en el mundo del trabajo. Buenos Aires

Post-war UK transport policy and the Mini Cooper S (2021)
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Barker, P. (2021). Post-war UK transport policy and the Mini Cooper S. [Printed paper]. Suffolk, England UK

The strange story of Minister of Transport Ernest Marples, Chairman of British Railways Board Dr Richard Beeching, the Mini Cooper S and the decimation of Britain's passenger carrying railways from 1963

¿Hacia dónde se mueve el péndulo? El caso de México en perspectiva histórica (2020)
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Mondragon Quintana, J. C. (2020). ¿Hacia dónde se mueve el péndulo? El caso de México en perspectiva histórica. Buenos Aires

A matter of evidence (2020)
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Atkinson, G. (2020). A matter of evidence. Physics World

Finn Mackay on gender ideology (2020)
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Mackay, F. (2020). Finn Mackay on gender ideology

https://www.engender.org.uk/news/blog/f-words-what-is-gender-ideology/

People with delusions understand metaphor differently - here’s how it could help explain schizophrenia (2020)
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Deamer, F. (2020). People with delusions understand metaphor differently - here’s how it could help explain schizophrenia. The Conversation

Tories flush Gender Recognition Act reform (2020)
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Mackay, F. (2020). Tories flush Gender Recognition Act reform

https://discoversociety.org/2020/06/29/tories-flush-gender-recognition-act-reform/