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ALCOCK, P., BEATTY, C., FOTHERGILL, S., MACMILLAN, R. and YEANDLE, S. (2003). Work to welfare: how men become detached from the labour market. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press. [Authored Book]

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ALLEN, C., POWELL, R., CASEY, R. and COWARD, S. (2007). "Ordinary, the same as anywhere else": notes on the management of spoiled identity in 'marginal' middle class neighbourhoods. Sociology, 41 (2), 239-258. [Article]

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AMBROSE, Aimee (2015). Improving energy efficiency in private rented housing : what makes landlords act? Indoor and Built Environment, 24 (7), 913-924. [Article]

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AMBROSE, Aimee (2013). User and organisational responses to biomass district heating. Proceedings of the ICE - Urban Design and Planning, 167 (1), 35-41. [Article]

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AMBROSE, Aimee, BASHIR, Nadia, FODEN, Michael, GILBERTSON, Janet, GREEN, Geoff and STAFFORD, Bernard (2018). Better housing, better health in London Lambeth : the Lambeth Housing standard health impact assessment and cost benefit analysis. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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AMBROSE, Aimee, BATTY, Elaine, EADSON, William, HICKMAN, Paul and QUINN, George (2016). Assessment of the need for furniture provision for new NIHE tenants. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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AMBROSE, Aimee, DAMM, Christopher, FODEN, Michael, GILBERTSON, Janet and PINDER, James (2016). Delivering Affordability Assistance to water customers: cross sector lessons. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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AMBROSE, Aimee, EADSON, William and GILBERTSON, Janet (2016). Editorial: PPP special issue – International Perspectives on Fuel Poverty. People, Place and Policy, 10 (1), 1-4. [Article]

AMBROSE, Aimee, EADSON, William, HICKMAN, Paul and MCCARTHY, Lindsey (2015). Tenancy sustainment amongst those aged under 35 : final report. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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AMBROSE, Aimee, EADSON, William and PINDER, James (2015). Evaluation of the Big Energy Savings Network: Final report. Project Report. London, Department of Energy and Climate Change. [Monograph]

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AMBROSE, Aimee, EADSON, William and PINDER, James (2016). The role of actor-networks in the early stage mobilisation of low carbon heat networks. Energy Policy, 96, 144-152. [Article]

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AMBROSE, Aimee, GOODCHILD, Barry and O'FLAHERTY, Fin (2017). Understanding the user in low energy housing: a comparison of positivist and phenomenological approaches. Energy Research & Social Science, 34, 163-171. [Article]

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AMBROSE, Aimee and MARCHLAND, Robert (2017). The contemporary landscape of fuel poverty research. Indoor and Built Environment, 26 (7), 875-878. [Article]

AMBROSE, Aimee, MCCARTHY, Lindsey and PINDER, James (2017). Energy (in) efficiency: what tenants expect and endure in private rented housing - Research Summary. Project Report. Kendal, Eaga. [Monograph]

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AMBROSE, Aimee, MCCARTHY, Lindsey and PINDER, James (2016). Energy (in)efficiency: what tenants expect and endure in private rented housing. A final report to the Eaga Charitable Trust. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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ARCHER, Tom, GREEN, Stephen, LEATHER, David, MCCARTHY, Lindsey, WILSON, Ian, ROBINSON, David and TAIT, Malcolm (2018). Older people's housing, care and support needs in Greater Cambridge 2017-2036. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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ARCHER, Tom and STEVENS, Mark (2018). Housing, integration and segregation: A rapid literature review. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

ARMSTRONG, H. W., KEHRER, B. and WELLS, P. (2001). Initial impacts of community economic development initiatives in the Yorkshire and Humber structural funds programme. Regional studies, 35 (8), 673-688. [Article]

ARMSTRONG, H. W., KEHRER, B., WELLS, P. and WOOD, A. M. (2002). The evaluation of community economic development initiatives. Urban studies, 39 (3), 457-481. [Article]

ARMSTRONG, H. W. and WELLS, P. (2006). Evaluating the governance of structural funds programmes: the case of community economic development in South Yorkshire. European planning studies, 14 (6), 855-876. [Article]

ARMSTRONG, H. W. and WELLS, P. (2006). Structural funds and the evaluation of community economic development initiatives in the UK: a critical perspective. Regional studies, 40 (2), 259-272. [Article]

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BALL, Emily, BATTY, Elaine and FLINT, John F (2015). Intensive family intervention and the problem figuration of 'troubled families'. Social Policy and Society, 15 (2), 263-274. [Article]

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BASHIR, Nadia (2017). Doing research in peoples’ homes: fieldwork, ethics and safety – on the practical challenges of researching and representing life on the margins. Qualitative Research. [Article]

BASHIR, Nadia (2014). The Drivers and impacts of family obligations and overseas remittances practices: a case study of Pakistani-origin individuals in the UK. Social Policy and Society, 13 (02), 177-188. [Article]

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BASHIR, Nadia, CRISP, Richard, POWELL, Ryan and ATFIELD, Gaby (2014). Talent Match case study theme report : "A challenge to the status quo" : early experiences of involving young people in the Talent Match programme. Project Report. Big Lottery Fund. [Monograph]

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BASHIR, Nadia, CRONIN DE CHAVEZ, Anna, GILBERTSON, Janet, TOD, Angela, SANDERSON, Elizabeth and WILSON, Ian (2013). An Evaluation of the FILT Warm Homes Service. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

BASHIR, Nadia, DAYSON, Christopher, EADSON, William and WELLS, Peter (2013). A warm glow in all parts? : building local cause-affinity as a strategy for promoting charitable giving. People, place and policy online, 7 (3), 139-152. [Article]

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BASHIR, Nadia, DAYSON, Christopher, MCCARTHY, Lindsey, ISMAIL, Mubarak and CHOWBEY, Punita (2016). Making the most of primary and community services : what works for BAME people with long-term conditions? Project Report. Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BASHIR, Nadia, EADSON, William and PATTISON, Ben (2016). Warm Homes Oldham evaluation : final report. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BASHIR, Nadia, GILBERTSON, Janet, HAYWOOD, Annette, HOLDING, Eleanor and TOD, Angela (2016). Doncaster Hospital Discharge Pathway Study: Final report. Project Report. Sheffield, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffiled Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BASHIR, Nadia, PEARSON, Sarah, SANDERSON, Elizabeth and WELLS, Peter (2018). Talent Match Evaluation: Involving Young People. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

BATTY, Elaine (2012). Addressing educational disadvantage in deprived communities: evidence from the New Deal for Communities Programme in England. Urban Studies, 50 (8), 1523-1539. [Article]

BATTY, Elaine (2014). Learning and soft outcomes: evidence from intensive intervention projects. Social Policy and Society, 13 (03), 357-369. [Article]

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BATTY, Elaine (2018). The emotional turmoil of contract research. Emotion, Space and Society, 28, 18-23. [Article]

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BATTY, Elaine, DAYSON, Christopher, EADSON, William, PEARSON, Sarah, SANDERSON, Elizabeth, LINDSAY, Colin and CULLEN, Anne Marie (2017). Making it Work: learning and evaluation contract: Final report. Project Report. Sheffield, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

BATTY, Elaine and FLINT, John F (2012). Conceptualising the contexts, mechanisms and outcomes of intensive family intervention. Social Policy and Society, 11 (3), 345-358. [Article]

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BATTY, Elaine and FLINT, John F (2013). Talking ‘bout poor folks (thinking ‘bout my folks): Perspectives on comparative poverty in working class households. International Journal of Housing Policy, 13 (1), 1-16. [Article]

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BATTY, Elaine, FODEN, Michael, GREEN, Stephen, MCCARTHY, Lindsey, ROBINSON, David and WILSON, Ian (2017). Evaluation of Extra Care Housing in Wales. Project Report. Cardiff, Welsh Government. [Monograph]

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BATTY, Elaine, FODEN, Michael, GREEN, Stephen, MCCARTHY, Lindsey, ROBINSON, David and WILSON, Ian (2017). Evaluation of extra care housing in Wales: Executive summary. Project Report. Cardiff, Welsh Government. [Monograph]

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BATTY, Elaine, PEARSON, Sarah, WILSON, Ian, COLDWELL, Michael, STIELL, Bernadette and WILLIS, Benjamin (2018). Children's Community evaluation 2017 report. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BEACH, Yvonne and COULE, Tracey (2016). Socio-political dynamics in the pre-initiation phase of organisational change projects: approaching projects as a contested and negotiated space. Procedia Computer Science, 100, 298-304. [Article]

BEATTY, C. and FOTHERGILL, S. (2004). Economic change and the labour market in Britain's seaside town. Regional studies, 38 (5), 837-854. [Article]

BEATTY, C. and FOTHERGILL, S. (2002). Hidden unemployment among men: a case study. Regional studies, 36 (8), 811-823. [Article]

BEATTY, C. and FOTHERGILL, S. (2005). The diversion from 'unemployment' to 'sickness' across British regions and districts. Regional studies, 39 (7), 837-854. [Article]

BEATTY, C., FOTHERGILL, S. and POWELL, R. (2007). Twenty years on: has the economy of the coalfields recovered? Environment and Planning A, 39 (7), 1654-1675. [Article]

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BEATTY, Christina (2014). Two become one : the integration of male and female labour markets in the English and Welsh coalfields. Regional Studies, 50 (5), 823-834. [Article]

BEATTY, Christina (2009). A gendered theory of employment, unemployment and sickness. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 27 (6), 958-974. [Article]

BEATTY, Christina and COLE, Ian (2009). Stability, residential satisfaction and the dynamics of change. Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal, 3 (2), 141-153. [Article]

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BEATTY, Christina, COLE, Ian, GREEN, Stephen, KEMP, Peter, POWELL, Ryan and SANDERSON, Elizabeth (2014). Monitoring the impact of recent measures affecting Housing Benefit and Local Housing Allowances in the private rented sector in Northern Ireland: Final Report. Project Report. Sheffield, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

BEATTY, Christina, CRISP, Richard and GORE, Tony (2016). An inclusive growth monitor for measuring the relationship between poverty and growth. Project Report. Sheffield, Joseph Rowntree Foundation. [Monograph]

BEATTY, Christina, FODEN, Michael, LAWLESS, Paul and WILSON, Ian (2010). Area-based regeneration partnerships and the role of central government: the New Deal for Communities programme in England. Policy and Politics, 38 (2), 235-251. [Article]

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BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, S (2014). The local and regional impact of the UK's welfare reforms. Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society, 7 (1), 63-79. [Article]

BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, S. (2011). The prospects for worklessness in Britain's weaker local economies. Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society, 4 (3), 401-417. [Article]

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BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, Stephen (2013). Hitting the poorest places hardest : the local and regional impact of welfare reform. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, Stephen (2016). The Impact on Scotland of the New Welfare Reforms. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, Stephen (2016). Jobs, Welfare and Austerity : how the destruction of industrial Britain casts a shadow over the present-day public finances. Project Report. Sheffield, Centre for Regional, Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, Stephen (2018). Welfare reform in the UK 2010-16: Expectations, outcomes and local impacts. Social Policy & Administration, 52 (5), 950-968. [Article]

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BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, Stephen (2018). The contemporary labour market in Britain’s Older Industrial Towns. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, Stephen (2017). The long shadow of industrial Britain's demise. Regions: quarterley magazine of the Regional Studies Association, 308 (4), 5-8. [Article]

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BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, Stephen (2016). The uneven impact of welfare reform : the financial losses to places and people. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

BEATTY, Christina, FOTHERGILL, Stephen and GORE, Tony (2014). Seaside towns in the age of austerity: recent trends in employment in seaside tourism in England and Wales. Project Report. Sheffield, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BEATTY, Christina, FOTHERGILL, Stephen and GORE, Tony (2017). The real level of unemployment 2017. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, Steve (2015). Disability benefits in an age of austerity. Social Policy and Administration, 49 (2), 161-181. [Article]

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BEATTY, Christina and FOTHERGILL, Steve (2017). The impact on welfare and public finances of job loss in industrial Britain. Regional Studies, Regional Science, 4 (1), 161-180. [Article]

BEATTY, Christina, FOTHERGILL, Steve, HOUSTON, D and POWELL, Ryan (2010). Bringing IB Numbers Down: To what extent do women need a different approach? Policy Studies, 31 (2), 143-162. [Article]

BEATTY, Christina, FOTHERGILL, Steve, HOUSTON, Donald and POWELL, Ryan (2010). Women on incapacity benefits : new survey evidence from the UK. In: KEMP, Peter, (ed.) Social protection for a post-industrial world. International studies on social security (15). Cambridge, Intersentia, 115-137. [Book Section]

BEATTY, Christina, FOTHERGILL, Steve, HOUSTON, Donald, POWELL, Ryan and SISSONS, Paul (2009). A gendered theory of employment, unemployment, and sickness. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 27 (6), 958-974. [Article]

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BEATTY, Christina and POVEY, Larissa (2018). Universal Credit in Rotherham: a transition to full service. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BENNETT, Ellen and BATTY, Elaine (2018). The value of small: In-depth research into the distinctive contribution, value and experiences of small and medium-sized charities in Wrexham. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BENNETT, Ellen, DAYSON, Christopher, EADSON, William, GILBERTSON, Janet and TOD, Angela (2016). Warm safe and well: the evaluation of the Warm at Home Programme. Project Report. Sheffield, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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BENNETT, Ellen and EADSON, William (2017). Private, voluntary and public sector partnership for outdoor space provision: policy lessons from the Bags of Help grant programme evaluation. Project Report. Sheffield, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

BENNETT, Luke (2017). Approaching the bunker: Exploring the Cold War through its ruins. In: BENNETT, Luke, (ed.) In the ruins of the Cold War bunker: Affect, materiality and meaning-making. Place, Memory, Affect . London, Rowan & Littlefield International, 3-22. [Book Section]

BENNETT, Luke (2017). Entering the bunker with Paul Virilio: The Atlantic wall, pure war and trauma. In: BENNETT, Luke, (ed.) In the ruins of the Cold War bunker: Affect, materiality and meaning-making. Place, Memory, Affect . London, Rowan & Littlefield International, 23-38. [Book Section]

BENNETT, Luke (2017). Presencing the bunker: Past, present and future. In: BENNETT, Luke, (ed.) In the ruins of the Cold War bunker: Affect, materiality and meaning-making. Place, Memory, Affect . London, Rowan & Littlefield International, 233-250. [Book Section]

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BENNETT, Luke and LAYARD, Antonia (2015). Legal geography: becoming spatial detectives. Geography compass, 9 (7), 406-422. [Article]

BLANDY, S. and ROBINSON, D. (2001). Reforming leasehold: discursive events and outcomes 1984-2000. Journal of law and society, 28 (3), 384-408. [Article]

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CASEY, R., COWARD, S., ALLEN, C. and POWELL, R. (2007). On the planned environment and neighbourhood life: evidence from mixed-tenure housing developments twenty years on. Town Planning Review, 78 (3), 311-334. [Article]

CASEY, Rionach (2008). On Becoming a Social Housing Manager: work identities in an 'Invisible' occupation housing studies. Housing Studies Online, 23 (5), 761-780. [Article]

CASEY, Rionach (2010). 'You doctor yourself': health beliefs, resilience and well-being among the Irish in Yorkshire. Diversity in Health and Care, 7 (2), 129-138. [Article]

CASEY, Rionach and FLINT, John F (2008). Active Citizenship in the Governance of anti-social behaviour in the UK: exploring the non-reporting of incidents. People, Place and Policy Online, 1 (2), 69-79. [Article]

CASEY, Rionach and FLINT, John F (2008). Governing through Localism, Contract and Community: Evidence from Anti-social Behaviour Strategies in Scotland. In: ASBO nation: The criminalisation of nuisance. Bristol, Policy Press. [Book Section]

CASEY, Rionach, GOUDIE, Rosalind and REEVE, Kesia (2008). Homeless women in public spaces : strategies of resistance. Housing Studies, 23 (6), 899-916. [Article]

COLE, I. D. (2006). Hidden from history? housing studies, the perpetual present and the case of social housing in Britain. Housing studies, 21 (2), 283-295. [Article]

COLE, I. D. (2003). The development of housing policy in the English regions: trends and prospects. Housing studies, 18 (2), 219-234. [Article]

COLE, I. D. and ETHERINGTON, D. (2005). Neighbourhood renewal policy and spatial differentiation in housing markets: recent trends in England and Denmark. European journal of housing policy, 5 (1), 77-97. [Article]

COLE, I. D. and NEVIN, B. (2004). The road to renewal. The early development of the Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder programme in England. The road to renewal. The early development of the Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder programme in England. [Article]

COLE, Ian (2015). The Housing Market Renewal Pathfinder Programme : a drop of Keynes in a neo-liberal ocean? Built Environment, 41 (2), 289-304. [Article]

COLE, Ian (2012). Housing market renewal and demolition in England in the 2000s: the governance of a ‘wicked problem’. International Journal of Housing Policy, 12 (3), 347-366. [Article]

COLE, Ian (2013). Whose place? Whose history? Contrasting narratives and experiences of neighbourhood change and housing renewal. Housing, Theory and Society, 30 (1), 65-83. [Article]

COLE, Ian and GREEN, Stephen (2011). Mixed communities : from vision to oblivion. In: ANDERSON, Isobel and SIM, Duncan, (eds.) Housing and Equality. Coventry, Chartered Institute of Housing. [Book Section]

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COLE, Ian, GREEN, Stephen, MCCARTHY, Lindsey and PATTISON, Ben (2015). The Impact of the Existing Right to Buy and the Implications for the Proposed Extension of Right to Buy to Housing Associations. Project Report. Parliament Website, Communities and Local Government Select Committee. [Monograph]

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COLE, Ian, GREEN, Stephen, PATTISON, Ben, REEVE, Kesia and WILSON, Ian (2017). Capping aspiration : the millennial housing challenge. Project Report. Sheffield Hallam University for the Sovereign Housing Association. [Monograph]

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COLE, Ian, PATTISON, Ben and REEVE, Kesia (2017). The Voluntary Right to Buy pilot: Additional analysis of completions. Project Report. Sheffield, National Housing Federation. [Monograph]

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COLE, Ian, PATTISON, Ben and REEVE, Kesia (2015). The withdrawal of support for housing costs under Universal Credit for young people : more pain for little gain? Project Report. CRISIS. [Monograph]

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COLE, Ian, PATTISON, Ben, REEVE, Kesia and WHILE, Aidan (2017). The Pilot Programme for the Voluntary Right to Buy for Housing Associations : an action-learning approach. Project Report. Sheffield Hallam University for the National Housing Federation. [Monograph]

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COLE, Ian, POWELL, Ryan and SANDERSON, Elizabeth (2016). Putting the squeeze on "Generation Rent": housing benefit claimants in the private rented sector - transitions, marginality and stigmatisation. Sociological Research Online, 21 (2), 1-14. [Article]

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CORNFORTH, Chris and MACMILLAN, Rob (2016). Evolution in Board Chair-CEO relationships: A negotiated order perspective. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 45 (5), 949-970. [Article]

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COULE, Tracey, PATMORE, Beth and BENNETT, Ellen (2018). The value of small: In-depth research into the distinctive contribution, value and experiences of small and medium-sized charities in Salford. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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COULE, Tracey, M. and BENNETT, Ellen (2016). Rhetoric, organizational category dynamics and institutional change : a study of the UK Welfare State. Public Administration, 94 (4), 1059-1076. [Article]

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CREAMER, Emily, EADSON, William, VAN VEELEN, Bregie, PINKER, Annabel, TINGEY, Margaret, BRAUNHOLTZ-SPEIGHT, Tim, MARKANTONI, Marianna, FODEN, Michael and LACEY-BARNACLE, Max (2018). Community energy: entanglements of community, state and private sector. Geography compass, 12 (7), e12378. [Article]

CRISP, Richard (2013). ‘Communities with oomph’? Exploring the potential for stronger social ties to revitalise disadvantaged neighbourhoods. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 31 (2), 324-339. [Article]

CRISP, Richard (2012). Conceptualising local approaches to tackling worklessness through neoliberal frameworks : the New Deal for Communities Programme as classic 'flanking strategy'. Space and Polity, 16 (2), 233-251. [Article]

CRISP, Richard, COLE, Ian, EADSON, William, FERRARI, Ed, POWELL, Ryan and WHILE, Aidan (2017). Tackling poverty through housing and planning policy in city regions. Project Report. Joseph Rowntree Foundation. [Monograph]

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CRISP, Richard, DAMM, Christopher, GREEN, Anne, PEARSON, Sarah, SANDERSON, Elizabeth and WELLS, Peter (2018). Talent Match Evaluation: Progression to Employment. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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CRISP, Richard, EADSON, William, COLE, Ian, DAYSON, Christopher, ESCOTT, Karen, FOTHERGILL, Steve, GORE, Tony and ROBINSON, David (2015). Election commentaries. People, Place and Policy, 9 (1), 65-89. [Article]

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CRISP, Richard, GORE, Tony and MCCARTHY, Lindsey (2017). Addressing transport barriers to work in low income neighbourhoods: A review of evidence and practice. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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CRISP, Richard, GORE, Tony and PEARSON, Sarah (2015). Rethinking the impact of regeneration on poverty: a (partial) defence of a 'failed' policy. Journal of Poverty and Social Justice, 23 (3), 167-187. [Article]

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CRISP, Richard, GORE, Tony, PEARSON, Sarah, TYLER, Peter, CLAPHAM, David, MUIR, Jenny and ROBERTSON, Douglas (2014). Regeneration and poverty: evidence and policy review. Final report. Project Report. Sheffield, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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CRISP, Richard, PEARSON, Sarah and GORE, Tony (2015). Rethinking the impact of regeneration on poverty : a (partial) defence of a ‘failed’ policy. Journal of Poverty and Social Justice, 23 (3), 167-187. [Article]

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CRISP, Richard and POWELL, Ryan (2017). Young people and UK labour market policy : a critique of "employability" as a tool for understanding youth unemployment. Urban Studies, 54 (8), 1784-1807. [Article]

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CRISP, Richard and POWELL, Ryan (2017). Young people and UK labour market policy: a critique of "employability" as a tool for understanding youth unemployment. Urban Studies, 54 (8), 1784-1807. [Article]

CRISP, Richard and POWELL, Ryan (2017). Youth unemployment, interdependence and power: tensions and resistance within an alternative, 'co-produced' employment programme. In: BEVIR, Mark, MCKEE, Kim and MATTHEWS, Peter, (eds.) Decentring urban governance: Narratives, resistance and contestation. Routledge Studies in Governance and Public Policy . Abingdon, Routledge, 38-64. [Book Section]

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CRITCHLEY, Roger, GILBERTSON, Janet, GRIMSLEY, Michael and GREEN, Geoff (2007). Living In Cold Homes After Heating Improvements: Evidence From Warm Front, England's Home Energy Efficiency Scheme. Applied Energy, 84 (2), 147-158. [Article]

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CRONIN DE CHAVEZ, Anna, GILBERTSON, Janet, TOD, Angela, NELSON, Pete, POWELL-HOYLAND, Vanessa, HOMER, Catherine, LUSAMBILI, Adelaide and THOMAS, Ben (2017). Using environmental monitoring to complement in-depth qualitative interviews in cold homes research. Indoor and Built Environment, 26 (7), 937-950. [Article]

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CROOK, Tony, BIBBY, Peter, FERRARI, Edward, MONK, Sarah, TANG, Connie and WHITEHEAD, Christine (2016). New housing association development and its potential to reduce concentrations of deprivation: An English case study. Urban Studies, 53 (16), 3388-3404. [Article]

CROWE, Mark, DAYSON, Christopher and WELLS, Peter (2010). Prospects for the Third Sector. People, place and policy online, 4 (1), 29-32. [Article]

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DABINETT, G. and GORE, T. (2001). Institutional influences on EU-funded regional technology development in the UK: a study of the Yorkshire and East London Regions in the 1990s. European planning studies, 9 (8), 995-1010. [Article]

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DAMM, Christopher (2014). A mid-term review of third sector involvement in the Work Programme. Voluntary Sector Review, 5 (1), 97-116. [Article]

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DAMM, Christopher, DAYSON, Christopher, GILBERTSON, Janet and PEARSON, Sarah (2016). Stockport Targeted Prevention Programme Evaluation: Final Report. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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DAMM, Christopher, GREEN, Anne, PEARSON, Sarah, SANDERSON, Elizabeth and WELLS, Peter (2018). Talent Match Evaluation: Youth Employment Partnerships. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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DAMM, Christopher, PRINOS, Ioannis and SANDERSON, Elizabeth (2017). Bolton state of the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector 2017 : A report on social and economic impact. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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DAMM, Christopher, PRINOS, Ioannis and SANDERSON, Elizabeth (2017). City of Manchester state of the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector 2017 : A report on the social and economic impact. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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DAMM, Christopher, PRINOS, Ioannis and SANDERSON, Elizabeth (2017). Greater Manchester state of the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector 2017 : A report on social and economic impact. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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DAMM, Christopher, PRINOS, Ioannis and SANDERSON, Elizabeth (2017). Salford state of the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector 2017. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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DAMM, Christopher, PRINOS, Ioannis and SANDERSON, Elizabeth (2017). Tameside state of the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector 2017 : A report on social and economic impact. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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DAMM, Christopher and SANDERSON, Elizabeth (2017). Rochdale state of the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector 2017 : A report on social and economic impact. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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DAMM, Christopher and SANDERSON, Elizabeth (2017). Stockport state of the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector 2017 : A report on social and economic impact. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

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DANSON, Mike, GALLOWAY, Laura, CABRAS, Ignazio and BEATTY, Christina (2015). Microbrewing and entrepreneurship : the origins, development and integration of real ale breweries in Britain. International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management (IJESB), 16 (2), 135-144. [Article]

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DAYSON, Christopher (2017). Evaluating social innovations and their contribution to social value: the benefits of a 'blended value' approach. Policy and Politics, 45 (3), 395-411. [Article]

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DAYSON, Christopher (2017). Social prescribing ‘plus’: a model of asset-based collaborative innovation? People, Place and Policy, 11 (2), 90-104. [Article]

DAYSON, Christopher (2013). Understanding financial vulnerability in UK third sector organisations : methodological considerations and applications for policy, practice and research. Voluntary Sector Review, 4 (1), 19-38. [Article]

DAYSON, Christopher (2013). Understanding the place based social value created by new-start social enterprises : evidence from 10 rural UK communities. People, place and policy online, 7 (1), 30-45. [Article]

DAYSON, Christopher (2011). The personalisation agenda : implications for organisational development and capacity building in the voluntary sector. Voluntary Sector Review, 2 (1), 97-105. [Article]

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