Angus Calder
Biographic Data
| ID | 228620 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Angus Calder |
| GIVEN NAMES | Angus |
| FAMILY NAME | Calder |
| SIGNATURE | CALDER A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Open University in Scotland |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Corenet: A flexible framework for generating and prioritising core cycle network designs
Mode shift to cycling is a policy objective in many countries. However, cycling infrastructure designs often fail to produce the joined-up, direct, and safe networks needed for trips to switch. Planned interventions rarely align with demand, creating disjointed networks and ineffective investment. This paper introduces a new ‘corenet’ method for developing core cycling networks that provides complete and connected infrastructure designs for place…
The 3 Estaites: The Millennium Version
The 3 Estaites is - by common consent - Scotland's greatest play. First performed in Cupar, Fife in June 1552, it is the earliest Scottish play to have survived. Full of broad humour and pantomime-like farce, it also deals with dangerous topical issues, hitting out at corruption and hypocrisy in the ruling establishment, denouncing the oppression of the poor and calling for social 'reformation'. A young king is rescued from idle sexual dalliance …
Estaites
Poems: For Rupsha Fraser on Her Eighteenth Birthday
A man for all cultures: The careers of learie constantine
Constantine (1902–1971) established himself on tour in England with the West Indies in 1928 as the first ‘superstar’ of Caribbean cricket. Employed as a professional by the Nelson club in the Lancashire League, he drew huge crowds from 1929 to 1937 and became perhaps the highest-paid cricketer in the world and one of the highest-paid sportsmen in Britain. During the Second World War he served the British Government by looking after West Indian wo…
Time to Kill: The Soldier's Experience of War in the West, 1939-1945
The New Zimbabwe writing and Chimurenga
Literary reviews
Autobiographies of the townships. Gone with the Twilight: a story of Sophiatown. Don Mattera London: Zed Press. 1987. 151pp. £19.95hb/£5.95pb Kaffir Boy: growing out of apartheid. Mark Mathabane London: Pan. 1987. 354pp. £3.50pb Subtle dissent: Malawi's poetry of protest. Nightwatcher, Nightsong. Frank M Chipasula Peterborough, UK: Paul Green. 1986. 25pp. £1.50pb Napolo Poems. Steve Chimombo Zomba, Malawi: Manchichi Publishers. 1987. 55pp n/p Sel…
Annual Bibliography of Commonwealth Literature 1985
Leads from Leeds
Revolutionary Empire: The Rise of the English-Speaking Empires from the Fifteenth Century to the 1780s
A new edition, previously published in 1981 by Cape, this is the story of the early phases of English and British expansion throughout the world. Calder interweaves English, Irish, Scottish and colonial events into a single pattern. He concerns himself with social and intellectual history, as well as with political and economic developments
Song of Lawino & Song of Ocol
A Note on Parmenas Mockerie
The Making of 'Schwarzer Orpheus: Janheinz Jahn and George Shepperson
Russia Discovered: 19Th Century Fiction from Pushkin to Chekhov
Russia Discovered. Nineteenth-Century Fiction from Pushkin to Chekhov
Books
Women and the philosophy of social work Ronald G. Walton, ed., Women in Social Work. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1975. £6.95. 308 pp. F. E. McDermott (ed.), Self‐Determination in Social Work. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1974. PB. £2.40. 244 pp. Raymond Plant, Community and Ideology. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1974. £2.80. 90 pp. London Maltese Geoff Dench, Maltese in London: A Case Study in the Erosion of Ethnic Consciousness. Institute of Community Studies…
Books
Women and the philosophy of social work Ronald G. Walton, ed., Women in Social Work. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1975. £6.95. 308 pp. F. E. McDermott (ed.), Self‐Determination in Social Work. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1974. PB. £2.40. 244 pp. Raymond Plant, Community and Ideology. Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1974. £2.80. 90 pp. London Maltese Geoff Dench, Maltese in London: A Case Study in the Erosion of Ethnic Consciousness. Institute of Community Studies…
Russia Discovered. Nineteenth-Century Fiction from Pushkin to Chekhov
Russia Discovered: 19Th Century Fiction from Pushkin to Chekhov
The Making of 'Schwarzer Orpheus: Janheinz Jahn and George Shepperson
A Note on Parmenas Mockerie
Revolutionary Empire: The Rise of the English-Speaking Empires from the Fifteenth Century to the 1780s
A new edition, previously published in 1981 by Cape, this is the story of the early phases of English and British expansion throughout the world. Calder interweaves English, Irish, Scottish and colonial events into a single pattern. He concerns himself with social and intellectual history, as well as with political and economic developments
Song of Lawino & Song of Ocol
Annual Bibliography of Commonwealth Literature 1985
Leads from Leeds
Literary reviews
Autobiographies of the townships. Gone with the Twilight: a story of Sophiatown. Don Mattera London: Zed Press. 1987. 151pp. £19.95hb/£5.95pb Kaffir Boy: growing out of apartheid. Mark Mathabane London: Pan. 1987. 354pp. £3.50pb Subtle dissent: Malawi's poetry of protest. Nightwatcher, Nightsong. Frank M Chipasula Peterborough, UK: Paul Green. 1986. 25pp. £1.50pb Napolo Poems. Steve Chimombo Zomba, Malawi: Manchichi Publishers. 1987. 55pp n/p Sel…
The New Zimbabwe writing and Chimurenga
Time to Kill: The Soldier's Experience of War in the West, 1939-1945
A man for all cultures: The careers of learie constantine
Constantine (1902–1971) established himself on tour in England with the West Indies in 1928 as the first ‘superstar’ of Caribbean cricket. Employed as a professional by the Nelson club in the Lancashire League, he drew huge crowds from 1929 to 1937 and became perhaps the highest-paid cricketer in the world and one of the highest-paid sportsmen in Britain. During the Second World War he served the British Government by looking after West Indian wo…
Poems: For Rupsha Fraser on Her Eighteenth Birthday
The 3 Estaites: The Millennium Version
The 3 Estaites is - by common consent - Scotland's greatest play. First performed in Cupar, Fife in June 1552, it is the earliest Scottish play to have survived. Full of broad humour and pantomime-like farce, it also deals with dangerous topical issues, hitting out at corruption and hypocrisy in the ruling establishment, denouncing the oppression of the poor and calling for social 'reformation'. A young king is rescued from idle sexual dalliance …
Estaites
Corenet: A flexible framework for generating and prioritising core cycle network designs
Mode shift to cycling is a policy objective in many countries. However, cycling infrastructure designs often fail to produce the joined-up, direct, and safe networks needed for trips to switch. Planned interventions rarely align with demand, creating disjointed networks and ineffective investment. This paper introduces a new ‘corenet’ method for developing core cycling networks that provides complete and connected infrastructure designs for place…
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