No CrossRef data available.
We use cookies to distinguish you from other users and to provide you with a better experience on our websites. Close this message to accept cookies or find out how to manage your cookie settings.
We use cookies to distinguish you from other users and to provide you with a better experience on our websites. Close this message to accept cookies or find out how to manage your cookie settings.
1 Becker, Saul (ed), Windows of Opportunity: Public Policy and the Poor, CPAG, 1—5 Bath Street, London, EC1V 9PY.Google Scholar
2 Oppenheim, Carey, Poverty in London: an Overview, CPAG.Google Scholar
3 Esam, Peter and Berthoud, Richard, Independent Benefits for Men and Women, PSI, 100 Park Village East, London NW1 3SR.Google Scholar
4 Thomas, Andrew and Ritchie, Jane, The Actively Seeking Work Rule: Awareness, Understanding and Impact, SCPR, 35 Northampton Square, London EC1.Google Scholar
5 Walker, Robert, Thinking about Workfare: Evidence from the USA, SPRU, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
6 Partington, Martin, Secretary of State's Powers of Adjudication in Social Security Law, SAUS, University of Bristol.Google Scholar
7 On the State of the Public Health for the Year 1990, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
8 The Nation's Health—A Strategy for the 1990s, Kings' Fund.
9 Research for Health, NHS Management Executive.
10 NHS Reforms: the First Six Months, Health Research Centre, Middlesex Polytechnic.
11 Implementing the Reforms, NAHAT, Vincent Drive, Birmingham, B15 2SQ.
12 Harrison, Lyn, Implementing the White Paper: Working for Patients, SAUS, University of Bristol.Google Scholar
13 The Autumn Survey of the Financial Position of Health Authorities and Provider Units 1991, NAHAT.
14 Grand, Julian Le, The Distribution of Public Expenditure on Health Care Revisited, WSP/64, LSE.Google Scholar
15 Cole-Hamilton, Issy, Poverty can Seriously Damage your Health, CPAG.Google Scholar
16 Quick, Allison and Wilkinson, Richard, Income and Health, SHA, 195 Walworth Road, London, SE17 1RP.Google Scholar
17 Private Healthcare Insurance and the Future of Private Healthcare in the UK, Laing and Brisson, 46 Marquis Road, London, NW1.
18 The Fitzhugh Directory of Independent Healthcare, Healthcare Information Services, 12 Riverview Grove, London, W4 3QJ.
19 The NHS Handbook, 5th edition, Macmillan.
20 HIV and AIDS Related Health Services, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
21 Gray, Alistair, Economic Aspects of AIDS and HIV Infection in the UK, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.Google Scholar
22 Turnbull, P., Dolan, K. and Stimson, G., Prisons HIV and AlDs: Risks and Experiences in Custodial Care, AVERT, PO Box 91, Horsham, Sussex, RH13 7YR.Google Scholar
23 University Management Statistics and Performance Indicators in the UK, Universities Statistical Record, PO Box 130, Cheltenham, Glos. GL50 3SE.
24 The IMS Graduate Review 1991: IMS Report No. 206, IMS, University of Sussex.
25 Students from Abroad in Great Britain, Statistical Bulletin 20/91, DES.
26 Aspects of Education in the USA: Indicators in Educational Monitoring, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
27 Green, David G. (ed), Empowering the Parents, Choices in Welfare No. 9, IEA, 2 Lord North Street, London, SW1P 3LB.Google Scholar
28 Aspects of Upper Secondary and Higher Education in Japan, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
29 A Guide to Higher Education Systems in the European Community, Kogan Page.
30 Frost, Stephen and Burrows, Les, Urgent Need for Homes, Shelter, 88 Old Street, London, EC1V 9HU.Google Scholar
31 Greve, John, Homelessness in Britain (1991 edition), Joseph Rowntree Foundation.Google Scholar
32 Evans, Angela, Alternatives to Bed and Breakfast: Temporary Housing Solutions for Homeless People, National Housing and Town Planning Council, 14–18 Old Street, London, EC1V 9AB.Google Scholar
33 The Local Impact of Private Sector Leasing, London Research Centre.
34 Anti Social Fund, London Resettlement Workers Groups, 150 Camberwell Road, London, SES OEE.
35 Heddy, Julien, Housing for Young People: A Survey of the Situation in Selected EC Countries, Union Nationale des Foyers et Services pour Jeunes Travailleurs. Available from Shelter.Google Scholar
36 The 1990 Private Renters Survey: Preliminary Results, OPCS Monitor. SS 91/2.
37 What Price Council Housing?, NCC, 20 Grosvenor Gardens, London, SW1W ODH.
38 Pearce, Brian and Wilcox, Steve, Homeownership, Taxation and the Economy, Joseph Rowntree Foundation.Google Scholar
39 Housing Inheritance in Britain, Housing Research Findings No. 47, Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
40 Laurie, Linda, Building Our Lives, Shelter.Google Scholar
41 Mackintosh, Sheila, Leather, Philip and Means, Robin, Housing in Later Life, SAUS, University of Bristol.Google Scholar
42 Forrest, Ray, Murie, Alan, Doogan, Kevin and Burton, Paul, Labour Mobility and Housing Provision, SAUS. University of Bristol.Google Scholar
43 This Common Inheritance: The First Year Report, Cmnd 1655, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
44 Policy Appraisal and the Environment, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
45 Middleton, Michael, Cities in Transition: The Regeneration of Britain's Inner Cities, Michael Joseph.Google Scholar
46 Social Services Employment Survey, LGMB/ADSS.
47 DipSW—Rules and Requirements for the Diploma in Social Work, CCETSW, Derbyshire House, St Chad's Street, London, WC1H 8AD.
48 Getting in On The Act, Working for Childcare, 77 Holloway Road, London, N7 8JZ.
49 Children First, ALA, 36 Old Queen Street, London, SW1H 9JF.
50 Children in the Public Care, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
51 Newell, Peter, The UN Convention and Children's Rights in the UK, NCB, 8 Wakley Street, London, EC1V 7QE.Google Scholar
52 Sharing the Caring, NCH, 85 Highbury Park, London, N5 IUD.
53 Wise, Sue, Child Abuse: The NSPCC Version, Feminist Praxis, University of Manchester.Google Scholar
54 The Teaching of Child Care in the DipSW, CCETSW.
55 Implementation of Community Care: Practice Guidance on Care Management and Assessment, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
56 Assessment, Care Management and Inspection in Community Care, CCETSW.
57 Ball, Caroline, Roberts, Gwyneth, Trench, Sally and Vernon, Stuart, Teaching, Learning and Assessing Social Work Law, CCETSW.Google Scholar
58 Hill, Malcolm, Social Work and the European Community: The Social Policy and Practice Contexts, Jessica Kingsley.Google Scholar
59 Notiflable Offences Recorded by the Police in England and Wales, July 1990–June 1991, Home Office Statistical Bulletin, 18/91.
60 The Rising Prison Population, NACRO, 169 Clapham Road, London, SW9 OPU.
61 Life Licensees and Restricted Offenders Re-convictions: England and Wales 1989, Home Office Statitistical Bulletin, 21/91.
62 Custody, Care and Justice: The Way Ahead for the Prison Service in England and Wales, Cmnd 1647, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
63 Preventing Youth Crime, NACRO.
64 Seizing the Initiative, NACRO.
65 Caddle, Diane, Parenthood Training for Young Offenders, Home Office Research and Planning Unit Paper 63.Google Scholar
66 Gunn, John, Mentally Disordered Prisoners, Home Office.Google Scholar
67 The Resettlement of Mentally Disturbed Offenders, NACRO.
68 Working Brief. November 1991, Unemployment Unit, 409 Brixton Road, London, SW9 7DG.
69 Labour Force Survey 1988 and 1989, OPCS, Series LFS No. 8, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
70 ‘Labour Mobility: Evidence from the LFS’, in Employment Gazette, 08 1991.Google Scholar
71 Layard, Richard and Philpot, John, Stopping Unemployment, Employment Institute, Southbank House, Black Prince Road, London, SE1 7SJ.Google Scholar
72 ‘Young People Leaving School’, in Employment Gazette, 10 1991.Google Scholar
73 Bird, Derek, ‘Redundancies in Great Britain’, in Employment Gazette, 08 1991.Google Scholar
74 Thompson, Marc, Last in the Queue? Corporate Employment Policies and the Older Worker, IMS Report 209, University of Sussex.Google Scholar
75 Laczko, Frank and Phillipson, Chris, Changing Work and Retirement, Open University Press.Google Scholar
76 Training Statistics 1991, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
77 New Approaches to Adult Training, NIACE, 14 Millstone Lane, Leicester, LE1 5JN.
78 World Class Targets: A Joint Initiative to Achieve Britain's Skills Revolution, CBI, 103 Oxford Street, London, WC1A IDU.
79 Annual Report on Training Research 1991, DE.
80 Finn, Dan and Ball, Lucy, Unemployment and Training Rights Handbook, Unemployment Unit.Google Scholar
81 Erne, Christine, Employment of Disabled People in Local Authorities, RADAR, 25 Mortimer Street, London, WIN 8AB.Google Scholar
82 The European Community Social Charter, The 4th Report from the House of Commons Employment Committee, HMSO, London, 1991.Google ScholarPolitical Union: Law-making Powers and Procedures, HL Paper 80, 17th Report from the House of Lords Select Committee on the European Communities, HMSO, London, 1991.Google ScholarSnower, Dennis J., The Gathering Storm: Unemployment and Mismatch in an Integrated Europe, Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR).Google ScholarJackman, Richard and Rubin, Marcus, Should we be Afraid of the Social Charter?, The Employment Institute.Google Scholar
83 McGregor, A. and Sproull, A., Employer Labour Use Strategies: Analysis of a National Survey, Research Paper No. 83, DE.Google ScholarGreen, Anne, Owen, David and Hasluch, Chris, The Development of Local Labour Market Typologies, Research Paper No. 84, DE.Google ScholarKilleen, J. and Kidd, J., Learning Outcomes of Guidance, Research Paper No. 85, DE.Google ScholarElias, Peter and White, Michael, Recruitment in Local Labour Markets: Employer and Employee Perspectives, Research Paper No. 86, DE.Google ScholarHunter, L.C. and Maclnnes, J., Employers's Labour Use Strategies, Research Paper No. 87, DE.Google ScholarHendry, C., Jones, A., Arthur, M. and Pettigrew, C., Human Resource Development in Small to Medium Sized Enterprises, Research Paper No. 88, DE.Google Scholar
84 A Measure of Equality: Monitoring and Achieving Racial Equality in Employment, CRE, 10–12 Allington Street, London, SW1 5EH.
85 Employers in Cardiff: Report of a Formal Investigation, CRE.
86 A Question of Merit: Report of a Formal Investigation into Lecturer Appointments in Leicestershire, CRE.
87 Deadly Silence: Black Deaths in Custody, Institute of Race Relations, 2–6 Leeke Street, London, WC1X 9HX.
88 Black Communities and the Probation Service, NACRO.
89 Cahmore, Ellis and McLaughlin, Eugene (eds), Out of Order? Policing Black People, Routledge.Google Scholar
90 Dunmett, Ann and Nicol, Andrew, Subjects, Citizen, Aliens and Others: Nationality and Immigration Law, Weidenfeld and Nicolson.Google Scholar
91 The JCWI Handbook on Immigration and Nationality Law, JCWI, 115 Old Street, London, EC1V 9JR. MacDonald, Ian A. and Blake, Nicholas J., Immigration Law and Practice, Butterworth.Google Scholar
92 Todd, Roy, Education in a Multi-cultural Society, Cassell.Google Scholar
93 Kalantzis, Mary et al. , Minority Languages and Dominant Culture, Taylor and Francis.Google Scholar
94 Ethnic Minorities in Scotland, Scottish Office, Edinburgh.
95 Casson, Dave and Eastwood, Michael, The Major Companies Guide 1991, Directory of Social Change, Back Lane, London, NW3 1HL.Google Scholar
96 Luxon, Peter, Charity Fundraising and the Public Interest, Avebury.Google Scholar
97 Baine, Sean, Benington, John and Russell, Jill, Changing Europe, NVCO, 26 Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3HJ.Google Scholar
98 Lloyd, Peter, Marsden, Pat and Scott, Duncan, Researching Voluntary and Community Action: Questions of Policy and Practice, ARVAC, Unit 29, Brook Street, Wivenhoe, Essex, C07 9DP.Google Scholar
99 Encouraging Signs? A Report on a Survey of Black Participation in Voluntary Organisations, Voluntary Action Research Paper No. 5, The Volunteer Centre UK, 29 Lower King's Road, Berkhamsted, Herts, HP4 2AB.
100 Ball, Mog, The Involvement of Volunteers in Rural Areas of England, Voluntary Action Research Paper No. 4, The Volunteer Centre UK.Google Scholar
101 Voluntary Services Co-Ordinators in the NHS: Good Practice Guide, ADVANCE, 444 Brixton Road, London, SW9 8EJ.
102 Volunteering in HIV and AIDS Organisations, Voluntary Action Research. Paper No. 6, The Volunteer Centre UK.
103 The Internal Management of Local Authorities, LGIU, 1–5 Bath Street, London, EC1V 9QQ.
104 The Review of Local Government Finance and Structure, LGIU.
105 Hodge, Margaret, Quality, Equality and Democracy: Improving Public Services, Fabian Pamphlet 549, Fabian Society, 11 Dartmouth Street, London, SW1H 9BN.Google Scholar
106 Too High a Priee?, AMA, 35 Great Smith Street, London, SW1P 3BJ.
107 Baddeley, Simon, The Political Management ofContracting, INLOGOV, University of Birmingham.Google Scholar
108 Gaster, Lucy (ed), Local Budgeting in Practice, SAUS, University of Bristol.Google Scholar
109 Attitudes to Local Government, Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
110 Hampton, William, Local Government and Urban Politics, MacMillan.Google Scholar
111 Barron, Jacqueline, Crawley, Gerald and Wood, Tony, Councillors in Crisis, MacMillan.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
112 Travers, Tony, Jones, George, Hebbert, Michael and Burnham, June. The Government of London, Joseph Rowntree Foundation.Google Scholar
113 Women and Men in Britain 1991, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
114 Clarke, Karen, Women and Training: A Review, EOC, Overseas House, Quay Street, Manchester, M3 3HN.Google Scholar
115 Work versus Family?, Dawcliffe Hall Educational Foundation, 12 Gunnersbury Avenue, London, W5 3NG.
116 Training for Change: Developing Women–Friendly Organisations, Catalyst, 120 London Road, Gloucester, GL1 3PL.
117 Equality Management: Womens' Employment in the NHS, EOC.
118 Equal Opportunities for Women and Men, Women of Europe Supplement No. 34, Commission of the European Community, Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels.
119 Macdonald, Fiona, The Women's Directory, Bedford Square Press.Google Scholar
120 Mid-1990 Population Estimates for England and Wales, OPCS, PPI 91/1.
121 General Household Survey: Preliminary Resultsfor 1990, OPCS, SS 91/1.
122 The Family Today, FPSC, 231 Baker Street, London, NW1 6XE.
123 Haskey, John, ‘Estimated Numbers and Demographic Characteristics of One-Parent Families in Britain’, in Population Trends 65, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
124 Older Britons, Centre for the Study of Public Policy, University of Strathclyde.
125 The Challenges of Ageing, ABPI, 12 Whitehall, London, SW1A 2DY.
126 McGlone, Francis, An Ageing Population, FPSC.Google Scholar
127 Crosby, Gillian (ed), Old Age: A Register of Social Research 1985–90, CPA, 25–31 Ironmonger Row, London, EC1V 3QP.Google Scholar
128 Jones, Clare, ‘Birth Statistics’, in Population Trends 65, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
129 Infant and Perinatal Mortality 1990 RHAS and DHAS, OPCS, DH3 91/2.
130 Family Policy Bulletin, 08 1991, FPSC.Google Scholar
131 Report of the RCOG Working Party on Unplanned Pregnancy, RCOG, 27 Sussex Place, London, NW1 4RG.
132 Mortality Statistics Surveillance: 1968–1985, Series DH1, No. 22, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
133 Mortality Statistics: General 1989, Series DH1, No. 23, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
134 Deaths by Cause: 1990 Registrations, OPCS, DH2 91/2.
135 Rosenbaum, Margaret and Bailey, Jonathan, ‘Movement within England and Wales during the 1980s’, in Population Trends 65, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
136 Electoral Statistics 1991, Series EL No. 8, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar
137 A Social Portrait of Europe, HMSO, London, 1991.Google Scholar