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Masters taught module: Global Cooperation in Practice - Professor Mark Webber

Masters taught module: Global Cooperation in Practice - Professor Mark Webber
Description
This exciting taught module is offered as part of our new Global Cooperation and Security MSc. Taught by Professor Mark Webber Global Cooperation in Practice examines how academic debates on cooperation and policy-making stand up against the actual experience of implementation.
Date:
Tuesday 21st May 2013

Masters taught module: Theories of Global Cooperation - Professor Nicholas Wheeler

Masters taught module: Theories of Global Cooperation - Professor Nicholas Wheeler
Description
This exciting taught module is offered as part of our new Global Cooperation and Security MSc. Taught by Professor Nicholas Wheeler this module provides advanced theoretical training in how to think about the challenges of building security in an uncertain world characterised by multi-level interactions and unprecedented levels of global interconnectedness.
Date:
Tuesday 21st May 2013

Free breakfast workshop - Supporting health and wellbeing boards to be the new conductors of integrated care

Description
This free workshop offers you the opportunity to hear the learning gained from our work with over 70 health and wellbeing boards across the country and to find out how they can improve integrated care.
Date:
Tuesday 14th May 2013

Why national politics is a mixed blessing in today's local elections

Why national politics is a mixed blessing in today's local elections
Description
Local elections will be held today in 34 councils, for 2,362 seats in 27 county councils and seven mainland unitaries. There are also two mayoral elections. Gains and losses will be measured in terms both of seats won and which parties have overall control of which councils.
Date:
Friday 3rd May 2013

Local Elections 2013

Description
Voters in 27 county councils and seven unitary authorities will head to the polls on Thursday 02 May. With 2,362 seats up for grabs, four INLOGOV academics examine the key issues.
Date:
Thursday 2nd May 2013

INLOGOV Informs, Issue 6 - Spring 2013

Description
Research, Advice and support, Executive development and Postgraduate programme news from the Institute of Local Government Studies, University of Birmingham.
Date:
Thursday 18th April 2013

Research project: Community governance in a context of decentralisation (November 2012 - April 2013)

Research project: Community governance in a context of decentralisation (November 2012 - April 2013)
Description
This review will explore why these crucial concerns remain unresolved and consider creative responses to issues of demand, mobilisation, equity and risk.
Date:
Thursday 11th April 2013

Research project: Towards transformative co-production in local public services (November 2012 - April 2013)

Research project: Towards transformative co-production in local public services (November 2012 - April 2013)
Description
This review explore the tensions in thinking about co-production as a substitutive response to austerity and consider when, where and how citizens and professionals can work together to deliver transformation in local public services.
Date:
Thursday 11th April 2013

Research project: Ways of Knowing: Exploring the different registers, values and subjectivities of collaborative research (February 2013 - January 2014)

Research project: Ways of Knowing: Exploring the different registers, values and subjectivities of collaborative research (February 2013 - January 2014)
Description
This diverse inter-disciplinary project will draw together different perspectives produced through collaborative research generating a range of resources aimed at different audiences to inform the development of creative and reflexive collaborative practice.
Date:
Thursday 11th April 2013

Blog: Doing local politics differently: learning from an inspiring community campaign against the cuts

Blog: Doing local politics differently: learning from an inspiring community campaign against the cuts
Description
For the second time in as many years, the south Manchester neighbourhood of Levenshulme where I live, has faced the closure of vital public facilities. This time, the library and swimming pool have been targeted. Both these facilities are community hubs which bring people in a diverse, and in many ways disadvantaged, community together. Written by Catherine Durose.
Date:
Friday 8th March 2013
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