Items where Type is Other

CLAGUE, Lucy and WOODWARD-BAKER, Sharon (2019). Putting theory into practice. Outreach Evaluation Hub. [Other]

CLAYTON, Georgina, SANDS, Matthew and TUDOR, Clare (2019). Refugee Family Reunion Applications; Evidence to the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration. Not applicable. (Unpublished) [Other]

MILLS, Nathaniel, WHEELER, Gemma and LANGLEY, Joe (2019). Co-production in Action. Number Two. Case Study 3: The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Child Prosthetics Research Project. INVOLVE. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2019). How years of TV fears keep us spooked at Halloween. BBC. [Other]

TAYLOR, Marc (2019). Evidence Based Marketing: Using Principles from the Profit Impact of Market Strategies (PIMS) Project by Benchmarking UK Firms and Global Sportswear Manufacturers (GSMs) Marketing Expenditure (Nike, adidas, VF Corp, Under Armour, Puma, Anta and BasicNet SpA). www.thecasecentre.org. [Other]

TAYLOR, Marc (2019). Evidence Based Marketing: Using Principles from the Profit Impact of Market Strategies (PIMS) Project by Benchmarking UK Firms and Global Sportswear Manufacturers (GSMs) Marketing Expenditure (Nike, adidas, VF Corp, Under Armour, Puma, Anta and BasicNet SpA) - Teaching Note. www.thecasecentre.org. [Other]

TAYLOR, Marc (2019). From Juventus FC, US Track and Field, AFC Ajax, AC Milan and FC Barcelona to Battling Several Years of 'Yeah, but No, but Yeah, But…': International Brand Positioning Challenges and Opportunities Facing Basic Net SpA with Kappa(R). Where's Tomorrowland-ing? www.thecasecentre.org. [Other]

TAYLOR, Marc (2019). From Juventus FC, US Track and Field, AFC Ajax, AC Milan and FC Barcelona to Battling Several Years of 'Yeah, but No, but Yeah, But…': International Brand Positioning Challenges and Opportunities Facing Basic Net SpA with Kappa(R). Where's Tomorrowland-ing? (Teaching Note). www.thecasecentre.org. [Other]

AUSTEN, Liz and JONES-DEVITT, Stella (2019). Guide to using Evidence in Higher Education. Quality Assurance Agency Scotland. [Other]

JOHNSON, Esther (2019). Hull’s Ships in the Sky. Tribune Magazine. [Other]

KESSEBA, Khaled and LAGOS, Konstantinos (2019). Five countries in the eastern Mediterranean are shaking up Europe’s energy map. The Conversation. [Other]

MARSON, James, FERRIS, Katy and FLETCHER, Neil (2019). EU motor insurance law in the UK, accidents on the road and responsibilities off IT. EU Law Analysis. [Other]

MCCAIG, Colin (2019). Five stages of marketisation in English higher education policymaking. The Society for Research into Higher Education (SRHE). [Other]

PERRY, Emily (2019). How We Think About Professional Development for Teachers. Inside Government. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2019). Folklore On Screen. Sheffield Hallam University. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2019). Happy Halloween: Five Folk Horror Films. Sheffield Hallam University Centre for Contemporary Legend. [Other]

STIBBE, Matthew (2019). Negotiating and Mediating Conduct of War. Freie Universitat Berlin [and others]. [Other]

WOODHOUSE, Drew (2019). Chronic Flu? The Economics of the Eurozone. Financial Director. [Other]

WOODHOUSE, Drew (2019). Economic Policy Movements in the Event of 'No-Deal' Brexit Shocks. Financial Director. [Other]

JEFFERY, Robert and THOMAS, Peter (2019). Class, Collective Bargaining and Labour Rights. Sheffiled Institute of Policy Studies. [Other]

RAMAMURTHY, Anandi (2019). Resisting Displacement, Overcoming Separation in Palestinian Cinema. British Universities and Colleges Film and Video Council. [Other]

SHAW, Rebecca (2019). Becky Shaw: artist in residency reflections. Sarah Wigglesworth Architects. [Other]