Derrick Purdue
Biographic Data
| ID | 1165550 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Derrick Purdue |
| GIVEN NAMES | Derrick |
| FAMILY NAME | Purdue |
| SIGNATURE | PURDUE D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the West of England |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 80 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Shared Space
The article will examine grassroots and policy networks concerned with local food and traffic control and develop a typology of sustainable innovation strategies for change in health and environmental policy.The article is based on a review of the health and environmental policy literatures conducted for the EU funded Katarsis project, focusing on bottom-up innovation in oppositional or alternative networks, through which citizens take control of…
Civil Societies and Social Movements
1. Introduction: Dimensions of Civil Society Derrick Purdue Section 1: Civic Organizations between State and Society in Emerging Forms of Governance 2. Civic Organizations and the State in Putin's Russia: Co-operation, Co-optation, Confrontation Suvi Salmenniemi 3. What Happened after the 'End of History'? Foreign Aid and Civic Organizations in Ukraine Kateryna Pishchikova 4. Civic Organizations and Local Governance: Learning from the Experience …
The Social, Health and Educational Benefits of Environmental Projects
Neighbourhood Governance
Social capital consisting of trust relationships between a community and its leaders can contribute to the effectiveness of neighbourhood regeneration partnerships. Engagement with partnerships can also generate vital new resources of social capital for the community. This depends on community leaders, as social entrepreneurs or community representatives. Social entrepreneurs resemble 'transformational leaders', combining entrepreneurial skills w…
Backyard Biodiversity
(2000). Backyard Biodiversity: Seed Tribes in the West of England. Science as Culture: Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 141-166
Experiments in the governance of biotechnology
The UK National Consensus Conference on Plant Biotechnology was organized by the Science Museum and held in Regent's College, London, in November 1994. A Lay Paneldrawn from the public questioned expert witnesses from the industry and its opponents and then presented their conclusions in a report. It was the first time a newtechnology had been exposed to this type of deliberative consultation in the UK. This conference was an attempt to fix an ag…
DIY Culture and Extended Milieux
The wave of DIY culture and environmental innovation sweeping through the UK is not restricted to isolated sites of high profile protest, such as the Newbury bypass. Based on fieldwork in the South West of England, consisting of in-depth interviews, participant observation, focus groups and a postal survey, we argue that networks such as those around festivals, LETS and organic food box schemes contribute to green milieux, which encourage ecologi…
Contested expertise
(1996). Contested expertise: Plant biotechnology and social movements. Science as Culture: Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 526-545
Hegemonic trips
The attempt to establish uniform global intellectual property rights over living material is a hegemonic project driven by the biotechnology industry with its complex articulations of molecular biology, agro‐chemical transnational corporations and state intervention. Hegemony needs to be understood through a blend of Gramscian and regime theory as a contingent construction of particular interests into an apparently universal good. The GATT has pr…
Neighbourhood Governance
Social capital consisting of trust relationships between a community and its leaders can contribute to the effectiveness of neighbourhood regeneration partnerships. Engagement with partnerships can also generate vital new resources of social capital for the community. This depends on community leaders, as social entrepreneurs or community representatives. Social entrepreneurs resemble 'transformational leaders', combining entrepreneurial skills w…
DIY Culture and Extended Milieux
The wave of DIY culture and environmental innovation sweeping through the UK is not restricted to isolated sites of high profile protest, such as the Newbury bypass. Based on fieldwork in the South West of England, consisting of in-depth interviews, participant observation, focus groups and a postal survey, we argue that networks such as those around festivals, LETS and organic food box schemes contribute to green milieux, which encourage ecologi…
Backyard Biodiversity
(2000). Backyard Biodiversity: Seed Tribes in the West of England. Science as Culture: Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 141-166
Contested expertise
(1996). Contested expertise: Plant biotechnology and social movements. Science as Culture: Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 526-545
Hegemonic trips
The attempt to establish uniform global intellectual property rights over living material is a hegemonic project driven by the biotechnology industry with its complex articulations of molecular biology, agro‐chemical transnational corporations and state intervention. Hegemony needs to be understood through a blend of Gramscian and regime theory as a contingent construction of particular interests into an apparently universal good. The GATT has pr…
Hegemonic trips
The attempt to establish uniform global intellectual property rights over living material is a hegemonic project driven by the biotechnology industry with its complex articulations of molecular biology, agro‐chemical transnational corporations and state intervention. Hegemony needs to be understood through a blend of Gramscian and regime theory as a contingent construction of particular interests into an apparently universal good. The GATT has pr…
Contested expertise
(1996). Contested expertise: Plant biotechnology and social movements. Science as Culture: Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 526-545
DIY Culture and Extended Milieux
The wave of DIY culture and environmental innovation sweeping through the UK is not restricted to isolated sites of high profile protest, such as the Newbury bypass. Based on fieldwork in the South West of England, consisting of in-depth interviews, participant observation, focus groups and a postal survey, we argue that networks such as those around festivals, LETS and organic food box schemes contribute to green milieux, which encourage ecologi…
Experiments in the governance of biotechnology
The UK National Consensus Conference on Plant Biotechnology was organized by the Science Museum and held in Regent's College, London, in November 1994. A Lay Paneldrawn from the public questioned expert witnesses from the industry and its opponents and then presented their conclusions in a report. It was the first time a newtechnology had been exposed to this type of deliberative consultation in the UK. This conference was an attempt to fix an ag…
Backyard Biodiversity
(2000). Backyard Biodiversity: Seed Tribes in the West of England. Science as Culture: Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 141-166
Neighbourhood Governance
Social capital consisting of trust relationships between a community and its leaders can contribute to the effectiveness of neighbourhood regeneration partnerships. Engagement with partnerships can also generate vital new resources of social capital for the community. This depends on community leaders, as social entrepreneurs or community representatives. Social entrepreneurs resemble 'transformational leaders', combining entrepreneurial skills w…
Civil Societies and Social Movements
1. Introduction: Dimensions of Civil Society Derrick Purdue Section 1: Civic Organizations between State and Society in Emerging Forms of Governance 2. Civic Organizations and the State in Putin's Russia: Co-operation, Co-optation, Confrontation Suvi Salmenniemi 3. What Happened after the 'End of History'? Foreign Aid and Civic Organizations in Ukraine Kateryna Pishchikova 4. Civic Organizations and Local Governance: Learning from the Experience …
The Social, Health and Educational Benefits of Environmental Projects
Shared Space
The article will examine grassroots and policy networks concerned with local food and traffic control and develop a typology of sustainable innovation strategies for change in health and environmental policy.The article is based on a review of the health and environmental policy literatures conducted for the EU funded Katarsis project, focusing on bottom-up innovation in oppositional or alternative networks, through which citizens take control of…
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Social science (4 works) · Biology (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (2 works) · Biotechnology (2 works)