News in the School of Social Policy

This is the latest news from the School of Social Policy, its Departments and Research Centres.

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Social Work Education in your pocket

Description
Social Work lecturer creates media rich mobile phone and tablet app.
Date:
10/06/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

Despite the difficulties the NHS is not dead yet

Description
Jon Glasby's article 'Despite the difficulties the NHS is not dead yet' is published in The Conversation.
Date:
10/06/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

Tackling Anti-social behaviour: Reflecting on Peabody Study

Description
All are welcome to this open seminar where Dr Chris Allen, Dr Kathryn Farrow and Ozlem Ogtem Young will present their recent report on 'Supporting Peabody Communities - a fresh approach to anti-social behaviour'.
Date:
05/06/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

Campzenship: Nando Sigona on the refugee camp as a political space

Description
Listen to the podcast of the keynote address given by IRiS academic Nando Sigona at the international symposium held in Oxford on 11-12 April.
Date:
04/06/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

Orchestrating the possible for integrated care

Description
New report entitled 'Health and Wellbeing Boards: Orchestrating the possible for integrated care' has been published.
Date:
03/06/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

The limits of market-based reforms

Description
The recent emphasis on commissioning in health and social care has sought to strengthen the market and enable the diversification of provision in a mixed economy of care. Whilst current reforms are not new, and indeed are being echoed in other parts of the globe, they seek to further embed markets in health and social care and as such the time is right to examine the limits of such reform
Date:
30/05/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

Bleak future lies in wait for the families of Woolwich suspects

Description
Surinder Guru, Lecturer in Social Work at the University of Birmingham, writes for 'The Conversation' on the future the families of the Woolwich murder suspects may be facing.
Date:
30/05/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

Birmingham Brief: Why does superdiversity matter?

Description
Ahead of the launch of the Institute for Research into Superdiversity (IRiS) on 13 June, Dr Jenny Phillimore contributes to the Birmingham Brief and asks 'Why does superdiversity matter?'
Date:
30/05/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences
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