School of Law, Criminology and Government

Capturing the role of context in complex system change: an application of the Canadian Context and Capabilities for Integrating Care (CCIC) Framework to the English Context

Asthana, S; Gradinger, F; Elston, J; Martin, S; Byng, R

Exploring the development of a hybrid and synthetic meaning of citizenship at a British university law school

Von Berg, P

Managerial workarounds in three European DRG systems

Sheaff, W; Morando, V; Chambers, N; Exworthy, M; Mahon, A; Byng, R; Mannion, R

How Japanese Copyright Law Can Facilitate Access to Art for the Visually Impaired

Schroff, S (2020-01-07)

Retirement, Pensions and Justice A Philosophical Analysis

Hyde, M; Shand, R (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017-05-30)

Rather than presenting liberal pensions as a close analogue to neoliberalism, this volume highlights their egalitarian virtues. This book will appeal to scholars of retirement and pensions, social policy, economics and ...

Why does the NHS struggle to adopt eHealth innovations? A review of macro, meso and micro factors

Asthana, S; Jones, R; Sheaff, W (BMC, 2019-12-21)

Structural Realism - Balancing, bandwagoning or what?

Cladi, L; Locatelli, A (RoutledgeAbingdon, 2016-01-05)

Tastes of Reflection, Food Memories and the Temporal Affects of Sedimented Personal Histories on Everyday Foodways.

Parsons, J (Taylor and FrancisLondon, 2021-01-01)

This book moves beyond the psychological and neuroscience conceptualizations of taste and sensual practices of consumption, to allow to deep-rooted social dimensions of class, value and distinction is intrinsically linked ...

Making time for food when ‘doing time’; how enhanced status prisoners counter the indignity of prison foodways

Parsons, J (Elsevier, 2019-11-04)

A Case for Auto/Biography

Parsons, J; Chappell, A (Palgrave MacmillanBasingstoke, 2020-04-19)

This handbook is specifically concerned with auto/biography, which sits within the field of narrative, complementing biographical and life history research.