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Posted on Monday 13 February 2017SIPS Seminar: Conceptualising and Applying Resilience in a Social Policy Context
On 8th February we hosted a lively seminar on the concept and use of resilience within social policy
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Posted on Tuesday 07 February 2017Community Resilience: a policy tool for local government?
By Deborah Platts-Fowler, Lecturer In Criminology at Sheffield Hallam University and Professor David Robinson Director of Research in the Department of Geography at the University of Sheffield
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Posted on Friday 03 February 2017Hardship and resilience in post-crisis Europe
By Hulya Dagdeviren and Matthew Donoghue - University of Hertfordshire
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Posted on Monday 23 January 2017Newsletter - Autumn/Winter 2016
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Posted on Tuesday 17 January 2017Refugee students in higher education: developing a sense of mattering
By Professor Jacqueline Stevenson, Head of Research in the Sheffield Institute of Education.
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Posted on Tuesday 10 January 2017Post-truth and the Politics of Austerity: the impact on the left behind places and people in older industrial Britain
By Professor Christina Beatty, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research
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Posted on Tuesday 13 December 2016Devolution and the Sheffield City Region
By Dr David Etherington Middlesex University and Professor Martin Jones University of Sheffield
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Posted on Friday 18 November 2016Devolution - Can it Deliver Inclusive Growth?
By Dr Richard Crisp, Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research (CRESR) at Sheffield Hallam University.
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Posted on Tuesday 15 November 2016Devolution in the UK - Unfinished Business
By Peter Wells, Professor of Public Policy Analysis and Evaluation at Sheffield Hallam University.
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Posted on Wednesday 09 November 2016Devolution for the North after Brexit - Why it's Now More Important than Ever
Councils across the North of England have been working with the Government to design and deliver devolved powers for our economy and our towns and cities, through city deals and other devolution agreements.