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1Published in Scottish affairs (01.02.2021)“...’ by Kath Murray, Lucy Hunter Blackburn and Lisa MacKenzie, published in Scottish Affairs 28(3). Murray et al...”
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2Published in Scottish affairs (01.02.2021)“...Edinburgh has forged a global brand as the Festival City. The international cultural festival began in 1947, but was contentious in the city for a long period...”
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3Published in Scottish affairs (01.02.2021)“...How are Scottish elites educated? Is Scotland simply England writ small with Oxbridge and private schools predominating? Do private day schools mainly in the...”
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4Published in Scottish affairs (01.02.2021)“...A personal review of the 2020 Edinburgh International Festivals, much reduced and mostly online due to Covid-19...”
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5Published in Scottish affairs (01.02.2021)“...This paper discusses an externally-funded project into Scottish coaches’ awareness of the sports concussion prevention initiative, If in Doubt, Sit Them Out ...”
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6Published in Scottish affairs (01.02.2021)“...’, published by Scottish Affairs 28(3) in August 2019. Cowan et al. make a series of strong criticisms, including of our accuracy, diligence and adherence to scholarly norms...”
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7Published in Scottish affairs (01.11.2020)“...This is a personal and reflective piece written from a clinician's point of view on the influence that the developing awareness around the consequences of...”
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8Published in Scottish affairs (01.11.2020)“... In this Scottish Affairs special issue, we discuss why this public policy has galvanized so much attention in Scotland, and the possible consequence its popularity might have in theory, policy and practice...”
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9Published in Scottish affairs (01.11.2020)“...An established body of multi-disciplinary evidence demonstrates that children and young people's lived experiences and spheres of influence are fundamental to...”
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10Published in Scottish affairs (01.11.2020)“...This paper combines conceptual and documentary analysis to critique the recent introduction of ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) in Scottish social policy,...”
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11Published in Scottish affairs (01.11.2020)“...This article describes the development of the ‘Family Life Stories’ practice workbook. The initiative emerged from a pilot social work strategy in Northern...”
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12Published in Scottish affairs (01.11.2020)“...This paper is concerned with the co-opting of neuroscientific findings into social work practice with infants at risk of harm. The value of neuroscience to our...”
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13Published in Scottish affairs (01.11.2020)“...The application of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in public policy and practice ignore the structural circumstances in which children and their families...”
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14Published in Scottish affairs (01.11.2020)“...Spartans Alternative School is an education project based within the Spartans Community Football Academy. Operating in an area of multiple deprivation in North...”
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15Published in Scottish affairs (01.11.2020)“...Traumatised adults have been rather neglected in policy on adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) in comparison with children. Yet the key message from the...”
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16Published in Scottish affairs (01.11.2020)“...In the last 25 years, converging evidence has supported the view that adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have long term negative impacts on physical and...”
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17Published in Scottish affairs (01.08.2020)“...This paper sets out to de-mystify the effects of the Barnett Formula – the mechanism which has delivered the bulk of the funding for Scottish domestic services...”
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18Published in Scottish affairs (01.08.2020)“...This article examines the impact of Brexit on young people aged 12–18 who had moved to Scotland from Central and Eastern Europe. It draws on empirical data...”
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19Published in Scottish affairs (01.08.2020)“...This article focuses on the experiences of Scotland's largest foreign-born minority group, namely Poles, in the run-up to the Scottish Independence Referendum...”
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20Published in Scottish affairs (01.08.2020)“...The spectre of Brexit has raised issues of concern for Roma communities living and working in Scotland and other parts of the UK. The effective ending of...”