Items where Author is "Devany, Chris"

HEAP, Vicky, BLACK, Alexandra and DEVANY, Chris (2023). Understanding how Community Protection Notices are used to manage anti-social behaviour attributed to people experiencing street homelessness. People, Place and Policy (PPP), 17 (1), 1-17. [Article]

DEVANY, Chris, FORMBY, Adam, HOOLACHAN, Jennifer and MCKEE, Kim (2020). PPP Special Issue – Contemporary Youth: Precarity, Resistance and (Re)Imagined Futures. People, Place and Policy Online, 14 (2), 85-89. [Article]

DEVANY, Chris (2019). Book Review: Working-Class Young Men in Transition. Cultural Sociology, 13 (3), 379-380. [Article]

DEVANY, Chris (2019). Book review - Norbert Elias’s Lost Research Revisiting the Young Worker Project. People, Place and Policy Online, 48-50. [Article]

HEAP, Vicky, BLACK, Alex and DEVANY, Chris (2022). Guidance for the use of tools and powers from the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act (2014) with people experiencing street homelessness. Project Report. Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

HEAP, Vicky, BLACK, Alex and DEVANY, Chris (2022). Living within a Public Spaces Protection Order: the impacts of policing anti-social behaviour on people experiencing street homelessness. Project Report. Sheffield Hallam University, Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice. [Monograph]

BATTY, Elaine, BENNETT, Ellen, DEVANY, Chris, HARRIS, Catherine, PEARSON, Sarah and WOODWARD, Abi (2020). Friends and purpose: evaluation of camerados public living rooms. Project Report. Sheffield, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

DEVANY, Chris (2019). The Changing Pattern of Homeless Drug Use in Edinburgh and Sheffield. Project Report. I SPHERE. [Monograph]

EADSON, William, SANDERSON, Elizabeth, DEVANY, Chris, GORE, Tony and RAMSDEN, Sam (2019). Green Leaders Evaluation Final Report. Project Report. Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

HEAP, Vicky, BLACK, Alexandra and DEVANY, Chris (2022). Punishing poverty in public spaces: living within a Public Spaces Protection Order. Is it a Crime to be Poor?. [Other]