J Barry Jones
Biographic Data
| ID | 3734562 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J Barry Jones |
| GIVEN NAMES | J Barry |
| FAMILY NAME | Jones |
| SIGNATURE | JONES J B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cardiff University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Inside the National Assembly for Wales
Reassurance through surveillance in the face of clinical uncertainty
OBJECTIVE: To identify the main issues raised by clinicians when they are counselling women at risk of breast cancer and explore the response of a group of women 1 year after counselling. DESIGN: A qualitative study which involved the thematic analysis of a series of transcripts from clinical consultations, semi-structured interviews and focus groups. PARTICIPANTS: First, a series of clinical consultations (n=153), involving seven clinicians, wer…
The First Welsh National Assembly Election
THE WELSH LABOUR PARTY COULD HAVE ANTICIPATED THE FIRST elections to the National Assembly with a fair degree of equanimity, if not optimism. In the 1997 General Election, the party had won 55 percent of the vote and delivered on its promise of a devolution referendum which it won, albeit by a narrow majority. The architect of Labour's devolution policy, Ron Davies, the Welsh Secretary of State, who was widely respected within and beyond the Labo…
The European Union and the Regions
European integration has affected regions in various ways. It has created economic winners and losers. It has taken up powers formally devolved to regions and has often strengthened national governments at the expense of regions, since it is the Member States who are represented in European insitutions. Regions have mobilized in various ways to influence European policies, directly or through their national governments. Europe has created new mec…
Tomorrow's British Élite
The experiences of the Maastricht ratification process and the widening of the European Community (EC) suggest that further integration will be problematic. This study is concerned to ascertain whether Britain's traditional reputation as an ‘awkward partner’ will be sustained by the next generation of industrial, business, and public administrative élites. Using three designated academic disciplines: natural science, engineering, and social scien…
Labour party doctrine and devolution
The Resolution of Internal Conflicts and External Pressures The Labour Party's Devolution Policy
THE QUESTION OF DECENTRALIZATION IS ONE WHICH THE British Labour Party has always found difficult to handle because of its inheritance of contradictory traditions in relation to the British state. Labour's roots in anti-authoritarian radicalism and in the British periphery make it sympathetic to decentralist demands and this has been reinforced by the need to compete electorally for support in the periphery. However, to gain power at Westminster …
Inside the National Assembly for Wales
The Resolution of Internal Conflicts and External Pressures The Labour Party's Devolution Policy
THE QUESTION OF DECENTRALIZATION IS ONE WHICH THE British Labour Party has always found difficult to handle because of its inheritance of contradictory traditions in relation to the British state. Labour's roots in anti-authoritarian radicalism and in the British periphery make it sympathetic to decentralist demands and this has been reinforced by the need to compete electorally for support in the periphery. However, to gain power at Westminster …
The First Welsh National Assembly Election
THE WELSH LABOUR PARTY COULD HAVE ANTICIPATED THE FIRST elections to the National Assembly with a fair degree of equanimity, if not optimism. In the 1997 General Election, the party had won 55 percent of the vote and delivered on its promise of a devolution referendum which it won, albeit by a narrow majority. The architect of Labour's devolution policy, Ron Davies, the Welsh Secretary of State, who was widely respected within and beyond the Labo…
Labour party doctrine and devolution
The Resolution of Internal Conflicts and External Pressures The Labour Party's Devolution Policy
THE QUESTION OF DECENTRALIZATION IS ONE WHICH THE British Labour Party has always found difficult to handle because of its inheritance of contradictory traditions in relation to the British state. Labour's roots in anti-authoritarian radicalism and in the British periphery make it sympathetic to decentralist demands and this has been reinforced by the need to compete electorally for support in the periphery. However, to gain power at Westminster …
Labour party doctrine and devolution
Tomorrow's British Élite
The experiences of the Maastricht ratification process and the widening of the European Community (EC) suggest that further integration will be problematic. This study is concerned to ascertain whether Britain's traditional reputation as an ‘awkward partner’ will be sustained by the next generation of industrial, business, and public administrative élites. Using three designated academic disciplines: natural science, engineering, and social scien…
The European Union and the Regions
European integration has affected regions in various ways. It has created economic winners and losers. It has taken up powers formally devolved to regions and has often strengthened national governments at the expense of regions, since it is the Member States who are represented in European insitutions. Regions have mobilized in various ways to influence European policies, directly or through their national governments. Europe has created new mec…
The First Welsh National Assembly Election
THE WELSH LABOUR PARTY COULD HAVE ANTICIPATED THE FIRST elections to the National Assembly with a fair degree of equanimity, if not optimism. In the 1997 General Election, the party had won 55 percent of the vote and delivered on its promise of a devolution referendum which it won, albeit by a narrow majority. The architect of Labour's devolution policy, Ron Davies, the Welsh Secretary of State, who was widely respected within and beyond the Labo…
Reassurance through surveillance in the face of clinical uncertainty
OBJECTIVE: To identify the main issues raised by clinicians when they are counselling women at risk of breast cancer and explore the response of a group of women 1 year after counselling. DESIGN: A qualitative study which involved the thematic analysis of a series of transcripts from clinical consultations, semi-structured interviews and focus groups. PARTICIPANTS: First, a series of clinical consultations (n=153), involving seven clinicians, wer…
Inside the National Assembly for Wales
Political science (6 works) · Public Administration (5 works) · Devolution (biology (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political Systems and Governance (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Historical Studies of British Isles (3 works) · History (3 works)