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Congratulations to Prof. Parker on his latest publication
Congratulations to Sociology Prof. Jonathan Parker on the publication of his book review of Society of Fear. This book is… Read more »
Cyber Security Seminar: Incident Management (David Parker, Bournemouth University Cyber Security Unit)
I am delighted to announce that our next Interdisciplinary Cyber Security Seminar will take place on Tuesday, 29th October at… Read more »
Jonathan Parker’s Keynote address at the International Social Work Conference 2012
Professor Jonathan Parker, Deputy Dean (Research & Knowledge Exchange) delivered the Keynote address at the “International Social Work Conference 2012:… Read more »
Invasion Ecology takes stage at the Dorchester Festival of Science
This blog post is provided by Dr Victoria Dominguez Almela, Visiting Fellow at BU and Aquatic Ecologist at the University… Read more »
New BU Social Work publication
Yesterday the European Journal of Social Work published a new article co-authored by Prof. Jonathan Parker in the Department of Social… Read more »
Research Ethics – Central Research Ethics Panels
By Prof Jonathan Parker, Chair of the Social Sciences & Humanities Research Ethics Panel It can be very easy to… Read more »
Research papers: A game of Happy Families
Recently I completed a game of Happy Families, to be more precise I added a paper with my fourth family… Read more »
Call for EoIs: Outputs Champion for UOA 20 (Social Work and Social Policy )
An opportunity has arisen for an Outputs Champion for Unit of Assessment (UOA) 20 (Social Work and Social Policy) to help… Read more »
Call for EoIs: Impact Champion for UOA 20 (Social Work and Social Policy)
An opportunity has arisen for an Impact Champion for Unit of Assessment (UOA) 20 (Social Work and Social Policy) to… Read more »
Improving Interagency Collaboration: Innovation and learning in Criminal Justice Systems
We are pleased to announce the publication, via Open Access and print, of this research volume stemming from our EU… Read more »
Structural abuse through the gendered performance of welfare
We are pleased to announce the publication of our paper demonstrating some of the problems with Universal Credit in perpetuating… Read more »
New paper on student recycling behaviour with former BU Sociology student!
I am really pleased to announce the publication of our paper ‘Don’t be a waster! Student perceptions of recycling strategies… Read more »
BU working with top European universities on Strategic Investment Areas
The Global Engagement Hub has been working with the Faculties and Strategic Investment Area (SIA) Steering groups on developing new… Read more »
BU research matters: “The best of times, the worst of times….”
In the final blog post of the week in this series, Dr Ashok Patnaik, shares his insights into overcoming the… Read more »
Meet members of the Research Ethics Panels
This morning we meet members from the Social Sciences & Humanities Research Ethics Panel (SSH REP). Dr Parisa Gilani, Senior… Read more »
Two new COVID-19 papers in FHSS
Today FHSS Prof. Jonathan Parker published an article (online first) on structural discrimination and abuse associated with COVID-19 in care… Read more »
The role of the Research Ethics Panels at BU
Since 2014, the Social Sciences & Humanities (SSH) and Science, Technology & Health (STH) Research Ethics Panels have reviewed and… Read more »
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