Sue Morgan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3742901 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sue Morgan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sue |
| FAMILY NAME | Morgan |
| SIGNATURE | MORGAN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Chichester |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9160-8999 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A multi‐method evaluation of parent and child factors associated with child abuse potential across valid and invalid profiles on the Brief Child Abuse Potential Inventory
Child abuse is a pervasive problem impacting millions of children. Researchers largely rely on parent‐report questionnaires to examine risk for child abuse, leaving a gap in research concerning the link between observed parent and child behaviors and child abuse potential. The current study pursued a multi‐method approach to explore relations between parent and child factors and child abuse potential (via the Brief Child Abuse Potential Inventory…
Bringing Young People, Health and Social Care Professionals, Transition Champions and Policymakers Together Through Hybrid Methods of Participation
INTRODUCTION: A multi-stakeholder conference was held in 2023, celebrating the achievements of the Burdett National Transition Nursing Network (BNTNN). The BNTNN had been implemented across England in 2020 to map the current state of young people's healthcare transition into adult services across England, and work with key stakeholders to coach them through making sustainable quality improvements to young people's transition services. This work w…
Taking Boys Seriously
This article advances a gender-conscious conception of relational education emanating from the Taking Boys Seriously longitudinal participatory action research initiative in Northern Ireland. The study is grounded in the voices and experiences of boys from disadvantaged communities who have been disengaged, disinterested, or excluded from school. Specifically, we examine data from 120 educators and 442 adolescent boys involved in trialling a set …
Taking boys seriously
This paper presents successive phases of Taking Boys Seriously (TBS), a longitudinal participatory action research initiative bringing together diverse educational bodies and indigenous educators across a highly stratified education system in a contested society. The voices and everyday life and school experiences of adolescent boys are positioned firmly at the centre of a research methodology aimed at re-engaging, empowering, and learning from m…
Reporting the whole story
OBJECTIVE: We conducted a UK-wide survey to identify the top 10 research questions for young people's cancer. We conducted secondary analysis of questions submitted, which were 'out-of-scope' of the original survey aim. We sought to disseminate these questions, to inform practice, policy and the development of potential interventions to support young people with cancer. DESIGN: James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership. PARTICIPANTS: Young…
Callous–Unemotional Traits and Disorganized Attachment
Whole of Systems Trial of Prevention Strategies for Childhood Obesity
Background : Community-based initiatives show promise for preventing childhood obesity. They are characterized by community leaders and members working together to address complex local drivers of energy balance. Objectives : To present a protocol for a stepped wedge cluster randomized trial in ten communities in the Great South Coast Region of Victoria, Australia to test whether it is possible to: (1) strengthen community action for childhood ob…
Sex, Gender and the Sacred
Beyond the ‘Religious Turn’? Past, Present and Future Perspectives in Gender History
Sex and Common-Sense
This article explores the relationship between religion, sexuality, and modernity through a study of the important yet neglected text Sex and Common-Sense (1921) by the celebrated Anglican feminist preacher, pacifist, and campaigner for women's ordination, Maude Royden (1876–1956). It argues for the ongoing vitality of religious constructions of sexual identity in interwar Britain and the deeply symbiotic rather than oppositional relationship bet…
A 'Feminist Conspiracy
This article examines Maude Royden's rise to fame as a preacher through a detailed consideration of three episodes: the National Mission of 1916, her Congregational City Temple years between 1917 and 1920, and the St Botolph's affair of 1919 and 1921. It argues that Royden's life illustrates the constellation of ideological connections between feminism, suffrage and women's ordination and explores the way in which these controversial issues were …
Theorising Feminist History
Since the second wave of feminism, women historians have challenged, debated and transformed the way history is, and should be, written. This has produced a rich and self‐reflexive feminist historiography. This article examines some of the major theoretical shifts and turning points in feminist academic scholarship, focusing on four main areas of discussion—early theoretical developments in feminist and gender history, feminist history’s response…
Manifestos for History
Wild Oats or Acorns?” Social Purity, Sexual Politics and the Response of the Late‐Victorian Church
The late‐Victorian social purity movement heralded a new phase in the history of moral regulation, generating significant levels of Anglican and Nonconformist support for male chastity and the elimination of the sexual double standard. Historians have so far highlighted the more repressive aspects of these campaigns such as their willingness to use criminal legislation and censorship to elevate standards of public morality. This article rehabilit…
Rediscovering Christianity after the Postmodern Turn
Faith, sex and purity
This article argues for the greater exploration of religion as a category of analysis in the writing of women's history. Taking as its focus the late nineteenth-century movement for social purity, and leading purity protagonist, Ellice Hopkins, it looks at the way in which careful consideration of the interaction between religious belief and women's activism may significantly revise existing interpretations of the campaigns surrounding sexual mor…
Prostitution
Knights of God’
A historiographer of recent literature on masculinity might be forgiven for assuming that nineteenth-century definitions of Christian manliness were solely the domain of male commentators. The shifting and often conflicting emphases of the manly ideal proposed by critics such as Arnold, Kingsley, Hughes, and Carlyle exerted a prevailing influence upon the Victorian ruling classes – this much is beyond doubt. That codes of manliness were also subj…
Wild Oats or Acorns?” Social Purity, Sexual Politics and the Response of the Late‐Victorian Church
The late‐Victorian social purity movement heralded a new phase in the history of moral regulation, generating significant levels of Anglican and Nonconformist support for male chastity and the elimination of the sexual double standard. Historians have so far highlighted the more repressive aspects of these campaigns such as their willingness to use criminal legislation and censorship to elevate standards of public morality. This article rehabilit…
Sex and Common-Sense
This article explores the relationship between religion, sexuality, and modernity through a study of the important yet neglected text Sex and Common-Sense (1921) by the celebrated Anglican feminist preacher, pacifist, and campaigner for women's ordination, Maude Royden (1876–1956). It argues for the ongoing vitality of religious constructions of sexual identity in interwar Britain and the deeply symbiotic rather than oppositional relationship bet…
Theorising Feminist History
Since the second wave of feminism, women historians have challenged, debated and transformed the way history is, and should be, written. This has produced a rich and self‐reflexive feminist historiography. This article examines some of the major theoretical shifts and turning points in feminist academic scholarship, focusing on four main areas of discussion—early theoretical developments in feminist and gender history, feminist history’s response…
Taking boys seriously
This paper presents successive phases of Taking Boys Seriously (TBS), a longitudinal participatory action research initiative bringing together diverse educational bodies and indigenous educators across a highly stratified education system in a contested society. The voices and everyday life and school experiences of adolescent boys are positioned firmly at the centre of a research methodology aimed at re-engaging, empowering, and learning from m…
Beyond the ‘Religious Turn’? Past, Present and Future Perspectives in Gender History
A 'Feminist Conspiracy
This article examines Maude Royden's rise to fame as a preacher through a detailed consideration of three episodes: the National Mission of 1916, her Congregational City Temple years between 1917 and 1920, and the St Botolph's affair of 1919 and 1921. It argues that Royden's life illustrates the constellation of ideological connections between feminism, suffrage and women's ordination and explores the way in which these controversial issues were …
Faith, sex and purity
This article argues for the greater exploration of religion as a category of analysis in the writing of women's history. Taking as its focus the late nineteenth-century movement for social purity, and leading purity protagonist, Ellice Hopkins, it looks at the way in which careful consideration of the interaction between religious belief and women's activism may significantly revise existing interpretations of the campaigns surrounding sexual mor…
Knights of God’
A historiographer of recent literature on masculinity might be forgiven for assuming that nineteenth-century definitions of Christian manliness were solely the domain of male commentators. The shifting and often conflicting emphases of the manly ideal proposed by critics such as Arnold, Kingsley, Hughes, and Carlyle exerted a prevailing influence upon the Victorian ruling classes – this much is beyond doubt. That codes of manliness were also subj…
Faith, sex and purity
This article argues for the greater exploration of religion as a category of analysis in the writing of women's history. Taking as its focus the late nineteenth-century movement for social purity, and leading purity protagonist, Ellice Hopkins, it looks at the way in which careful consideration of the interaction between religious belief and women's activism may significantly revise existing interpretations of the campaigns surrounding sexual mor…
Prostitution
Rediscovering Christianity after the Postmodern Turn
Manifestos for History
Wild Oats or Acorns?” Social Purity, Sexual Politics and the Response of the Late‐Victorian Church
The late‐Victorian social purity movement heralded a new phase in the history of moral regulation, generating significant levels of Anglican and Nonconformist support for male chastity and the elimination of the sexual double standard. Historians have so far highlighted the more repressive aspects of these campaigns such as their willingness to use criminal legislation and censorship to elevate standards of public morality. This article rehabilit…
Theorising Feminist History
Since the second wave of feminism, women historians have challenged, debated and transformed the way history is, and should be, written. This has produced a rich and self‐reflexive feminist historiography. This article examines some of the major theoretical shifts and turning points in feminist academic scholarship, focusing on four main areas of discussion—early theoretical developments in feminist and gender history, feminist history’s response…
Beyond the ‘Religious Turn’? Past, Present and Future Perspectives in Gender History
Sex and Common-Sense
This article explores the relationship between religion, sexuality, and modernity through a study of the important yet neglected text Sex and Common-Sense (1921) by the celebrated Anglican feminist preacher, pacifist, and campaigner for women's ordination, Maude Royden (1876–1956). It argues for the ongoing vitality of religious constructions of sexual identity in interwar Britain and the deeply symbiotic rather than oppositional relationship bet…
A 'Feminist Conspiracy
This article examines Maude Royden's rise to fame as a preacher through a detailed consideration of three episodes: the National Mission of 1916, her Congregational City Temple years between 1917 and 1920, and the St Botolph's affair of 1919 and 1921. It argues that Royden's life illustrates the constellation of ideological connections between feminism, suffrage and women's ordination and explores the way in which these controversial issues were …
Sex, Gender and the Sacred
Whole of Systems Trial of Prevention Strategies for Childhood Obesity
Background : Community-based initiatives show promise for preventing childhood obesity. They are characterized by community leaders and members working together to address complex local drivers of energy balance. Objectives : To present a protocol for a stepped wedge cluster randomized trial in ten communities in the Great South Coast Region of Victoria, Australia to test whether it is possible to: (1) strengthen community action for childhood ob…
Callous–Unemotional Traits and Disorganized Attachment
Reporting the whole story
OBJECTIVE: We conducted a UK-wide survey to identify the top 10 research questions for young people's cancer. We conducted secondary analysis of questions submitted, which were 'out-of-scope' of the original survey aim. We sought to disseminate these questions, to inform practice, policy and the development of potential interventions to support young people with cancer. DESIGN: James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership. PARTICIPANTS: Young…
Taking Boys Seriously
This article advances a gender-conscious conception of relational education emanating from the Taking Boys Seriously longitudinal participatory action research initiative in Northern Ireland. The study is grounded in the voices and experiences of boys from disadvantaged communities who have been disengaged, disinterested, or excluded from school. Specifically, we examine data from 120 educators and 442 adolescent boys involved in trialling a set …
Taking boys seriously
This paper presents successive phases of Taking Boys Seriously (TBS), a longitudinal participatory action research initiative bringing together diverse educational bodies and indigenous educators across a highly stratified education system in a contested society. The voices and everyday life and school experiences of adolescent boys are positioned firmly at the centre of a research methodology aimed at re-engaging, empowering, and learning from m…
Bringing Young People, Health and Social Care Professionals, Transition Champions and Policymakers Together Through Hybrid Methods of Participation
INTRODUCTION: A multi-stakeholder conference was held in 2023, celebrating the achievements of the Burdett National Transition Nursing Network (BNTNN). The BNTNN had been implemented across England in 2020 to map the current state of young people's healthcare transition into adult services across England, and work with key stakeholders to coach them through making sustainable quality improvements to young people's transition services. This work w…
A multi‐method evaluation of parent and child factors associated with child abuse potential across valid and invalid profiles on the Brief Child Abuse Potential Inventory
Child abuse is a pervasive problem impacting millions of children. Researchers largely rely on parent‐report questionnaires to examine risk for child abuse, leaving a gap in research concerning the link between observed parent and child behaviors and child abuse potential. The current study pursued a multi‐method approach to explore relations between parent and child factors and child abuse potential (via the Brief Child Abuse Potential Inventory…
Sociology (14 works) · Political science (12 works) · Gender Studies (8 works) · Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Historical Gender and Feminism Studies (5 works) · History (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Public relations (5 works)