Items where Type is Monograph

ABBOTT, R., YOUNG, S., GRANT, Gordon, GOWARD, Peter, SEAGER, P. and LUDLOW, J. (2003). Railway suicide: an investigation of individual and organisational consequences. Project Report. Doncaster, Doncaster and South Humber Healthcare NHS Trust.

APPUKUTTAN, Biju K, CLARK, Tony, EVANS, Andy, MASKERI, Girish, REDDY, Sreedhar, SAMMUT, Paul, TRATT, Laurence, VENKATESH, R and WILLANS, James S (2003). Initial submission to MOF 2.0 Query/View/Transformations RFP. Other. Tata Consultancy Cervies. (Unpublished)

BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, Stephen (2003). The Seaside Economy: The final report of the seaside towns research project. Discussion Paper. Sheffield Hallam University, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research.

DIXON, T., JORDAN, A., MARSTON, A., PINDER, J. and POTTINGER, G. (2003). Lessons from UK PFI and real estate partnerships: drivers, barriers and critical success factors. Project Report. London, BRE.

GORE, Tony, POWELL, Ryan and WELLS, Peter (2003). The contribution of community businesses to the rural economy of Yorkshire and the Humber. Project Report. Sheffield Hallam University, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research.

ROBINSON, David (2003). Hidden homelessness in rural England: homeless people staying with family and friends. Project Report. The Countryside Agency.

ROBINSON, David and COLE, Ian (2003). Understanding Somali Housing Experiences in England. Project Report. Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University.

ROBINSON, David and COWARD, Sarah (2003). Hidden Homelessness: Your Place, Not Mine. Project Report. Crisis.

ROBINSON, David, COWARD, Sarah and LARKIN, Andrew (2003). Neighbourhood Deprivation in Wakefield. Project Report. Sheffield Hallam University.

SENIOR, P. (2003). Pathways to resettlement: regional framework for Yorkshire & the Humber. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.

TRATT, Laurence and CLARK, Anthony (2003). Issues surrounding model consistency and QVT. Technical Report. King's College London, Department of Computer Science.. (Unpublished)