230 research outputs found
The scheme of the "Church House" :
No full textProvenance: Inscribed on t.p. "From the author Lord Phillimore".Cover title."Two letters, reprinted from the Guardian, 1865."Mode of access: Internet.Talbot collection of British pamphlets
Memoir of Edward Lord Bishop of Salisbury.
No full textInscribed on t.p. "By Robert Phillimore Chancellor of the Diocese of Farmoor."Provenance: Inscribed on t.p. "From the Author""Privately printed from the Annual register for 1854."Mode of access: Internet.Talbot collection of British pamphlets
Volpower Panel of Integration Discussion
No full textThis discussion was held in April 2020 as a part of the Volpower Academic Workshop: Challenging Integration through Everyday Narratives. This is a creative effort to involve a live discussion and reflection on the theme and studies of integration in this special issue. It brings together Adrian Favell, Kesi Mahendran, Jenny Phillimore, and Jon Fox as established scholars and critiques of policy and research in the integration field in discussion with each other while queried by Peter Scholten
Book illustration. 'Albion Street' in Picturesque Brighton: The City in Art, Chester Museums
No full textStreet-scape illustration included in book compiled by Chester Museum Curator, Peter Boughton.
Boughton, P., Picturesque Chester: The City in Art. Chichester: Phillimore & Co
Qualitative (interview-based and ethnographic) data on health-seeking, health-care and medical pluralism in rural areas of Andhra Pradesh, India
No full textWhat the data is: Qualitative (interview-based and ethnographic) data on health-seeking, health-care and medical pluralism in rural areas of Andhra Pradesh, India. How and why collected: Collected as phase 1 of a multi-disciplinary, multi-phase proof-of-concept project (TRUMP), whose purpose was to create a pilot model for a mobile phone application for the self-management of chronic illness in rural India. Data collection for this first phase, used in this publication, combined semi-structured interviews with patients, with key informants (including informal medical practitioners who were the subject of this paper), group discussions, fieldwork conversations, and observations. Fieldwork took place from January to June 2014, under the direction of Prof. Peter Phillimore (Newcastle) and Dr G.V.S. Murthy (IIPH Hyderabad), organised and coordinated by Dr Papreen Nahar (Newcastle) working with Drs Kannuri and Mikkilineni (then both IIPH Hyderabad). Data processing: Data were transcribed and translated from Telugu, and analysed manually to extract themes, such as those which underpin the analysis in this paper
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From welfare state to international welfare
No full textAbout the Book: Peter Townsend, who sadly passed away in June 2009, had a long career researching an exceptional range of topics within the social sciences and campaigning against social inequalities.This reader brings together for the first time a collection of his most distinctive work, allowing readers to review changes and continuities over the past six decades, and reflect on social issues that have returned to the fore today. A particular feature of the volume is in tracing the links between empirical evidence and both social theory and social policy, and how those disciplines intersect. This reader will provide a teaching and learning resource for students in different disciplines of the social sciences and will also provide an insight into the development of one scientist's entire intellectual approach. We hope it will be a fitting memorial to his life and work
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