Janet Lewis
Biographic Data
| ID | 3776394 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Janet Lewis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Janet |
| FAMILY NAME | Lewis |
| SIGNATURE | LEWIS J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Joseph Rowntree Foundation |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cost-effectiveness and Independent Living
Made to measure? Evaluating community initiatives for children: Introduction
Made to measure? Evaluating community initiatives for children: Introduction
Made to measure? Evaluating community initiatives for children: Introduction
Reflections on Evaluation in Practice
Integrated and fragmented care observed from two case studies
People who are using services will always be the best reporters of what and how services are delivered. Only service users can really assess how far the services they receive do match up to what is needed. The voice of the service user is powerful and direct. It provides a different perspective from the sometimes-complaisant view of the service provider and policy maker. But people who are offered services are not always knowledgeable about the a…
Funding Social Science Research in Academia
This paper identifies the different funding streams for social science research and the different purposes for which it is carried out. The issue of making research ‘useful’ and relevant and how this links to different modes of user involvement is discussed. For research users to be involved in research in a real, strong, way requires long‐term relationships to be built between users and researchers. A large proportion of research being carried o…
Building an evidence‐based approach to social interventions
Evaluating community initiatives
The increasing emphasis on using research evidence as a basis for policy and practice change has led the Joseph Rowntree Foundation to consider better methods of evaluation. A theories of change approach has been found to be particularly valuable.
Building an evidence-based approach to social interventions
Evaluating community initiatives
The increasing emphasis on using research evidence as a basis for policy and practice change has led the Joseph Rowntree Foundation to consider better methods of evaluation. A theories of change approach has been found to be particularly valuable
Politics, Poverty and Policy: The Welfare to Work Debate
Pete Alcock, Understanding Poverty (Second Edition), London: Macmillan, 1997, £40.00 (£12.99 pbk), xvi + 284 pp. (ISBN 0-336-9279-9 hbk, 0-333-69280-2 pbk). Saul Becker, Responding to Poverty: The Politics of Cash and Care, Harlow: Addison Wesley Longman, 1997, £12.99, xii + 223 pp. (ISBN 0-582-24322-X). Barbara R. Bergmann, Saving our Children from Poverty: What the United States can Learn from France, New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1996, «3…
Gendered states: Feminist (re) vision of international relations theory
Journal Article Gendered states: feminist (re) vision of international relations theory Get access Gendered states: feminist (re) vision of international relations theory. Edited by V. Spike Peterson. Boulder, CO, London: Lynne Rienner. 1992. 224pp. Index. $32.00; ISBN 1 55587 298 0. Pb.: $16.95; ISBN 1 55587 328 6. Janet Lewis Janet Lewis 1London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Interna…
Against a Darkening Sky
The Implementation of Urban and Regional Planning Policies
This article is the central section of a report written for the Department of the Environment on the theme of implementing urban and regional planning. The Department’s concern was to have a framework within which to sponsor a programme of research on this topic. Interviews were carried out with staff within the department, local authorities and other statutory bodies. The meaning of the term ‘implementation’ is first discussed and is followed by…
Advice and Dissent in British Government: The Case of the Special Advisers
Stephen Leacock: An Early Influence on F. Scott Fitzgerald
Early in March, 1917, Stephen Leacock received a letter from a young American admirer: My Dear Mr. Leacock: As imitation is the sincerest flattery I thought you might be interested in something you inspired. The Nassau Literary Magazine here at Princeton of which I'm an editor got out a "Chaopolitan number," as a burlesque of "America's greatest magazine." The two stories I wrote "Jemina, a story of the Blue Ridge mountains, by John Phlox Jr" and…
The Implementation of Urban and Regional Planning Policies
This article is the central section of a report written for the Department of the Environment on the theme of implementing urban and regional planning. The Department’s concern was to have a framework within which to sponsor a programme of research on this topic. Interviews were carried out with staff within the department, local authorities and other statutory bodies. The meaning of the term ‘implementation’ is first discussed and is followed by…
Advice and Dissent in British Government: The Case of the Special Advisers
Reflections on Evaluation in Practice
Funding Social Science Research in Academia
This paper identifies the different funding streams for social science research and the different purposes for which it is carried out. The issue of making research ‘useful’ and relevant and how this links to different modes of user involvement is discussed. For research users to be involved in research in a real, strong, way requires long‐term relationships to be built between users and researchers. A large proportion of research being carried o…
Gendered states: Feminist (re) vision of international relations theory
Journal Article Gendered states: feminist (re) vision of international relations theory Get access Gendered states: feminist (re) vision of international relations theory. Edited by V. Spike Peterson. Boulder, CO, London: Lynne Rienner. 1992. 224pp. Index. $32.00; ISBN 1 55587 298 0. Pb.: $16.95; ISBN 1 55587 328 6. Janet Lewis Janet Lewis 1London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Interna…
Cost-effectiveness and Independent Living
Stephen Leacock: An Early Influence on F. Scott Fitzgerald
Early in March, 1917, Stephen Leacock received a letter from a young American admirer: My Dear Mr. Leacock: As imitation is the sincerest flattery I thought you might be interested in something you inspired. The Nassau Literary Magazine here at Princeton of which I'm an editor got out a "Chaopolitan number," as a burlesque of "America's greatest magazine." The two stories I wrote "Jemina, a story of the Blue Ridge mountains, by John Phlox Jr" and…
Stephen Leacock: An Early Influence on F. Scott Fitzgerald
Early in March, 1917, Stephen Leacock received a letter from a young American admirer: My Dear Mr. Leacock: As imitation is the sincerest flattery I thought you might be interested in something you inspired. The Nassau Literary Magazine here at Princeton of which I'm an editor got out a "Chaopolitan number," as a burlesque of "America's greatest magazine." The two stories I wrote "Jemina, a story of the Blue Ridge mountains, by John Phlox Jr" and…
Advice and Dissent in British Government: The Case of the Special Advisers
The Implementation of Urban and Regional Planning Policies
This article is the central section of a report written for the Department of the Environment on the theme of implementing urban and regional planning. The Department’s concern was to have a framework within which to sponsor a programme of research on this topic. Interviews were carried out with staff within the department, local authorities and other statutory bodies. The meaning of the term ‘implementation’ is first discussed and is followed by…
Against a Darkening Sky
Gendered states: Feminist (re) vision of international relations theory
Journal Article Gendered states: feminist (re) vision of international relations theory Get access Gendered states: feminist (re) vision of international relations theory. Edited by V. Spike Peterson. Boulder, CO, London: Lynne Rienner. 1992. 224pp. Index. $32.00; ISBN 1 55587 298 0. Pb.: $16.95; ISBN 1 55587 328 6. Janet Lewis Janet Lewis 1London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Interna…
Building an evidence‐based approach to social interventions
Evaluating community initiatives
The increasing emphasis on using research evidence as a basis for policy and practice change has led the Joseph Rowntree Foundation to consider better methods of evaluation. A theories of change approach has been found to be particularly valuable.
Building an evidence-based approach to social interventions
Evaluating community initiatives
The increasing emphasis on using research evidence as a basis for policy and practice change has led the Joseph Rowntree Foundation to consider better methods of evaluation. A theories of change approach has been found to be particularly valuable
Politics, Poverty and Policy: The Welfare to Work Debate
Pete Alcock, Understanding Poverty (Second Edition), London: Macmillan, 1997, £40.00 (£12.99 pbk), xvi + 284 pp. (ISBN 0-336-9279-9 hbk, 0-333-69280-2 pbk). Saul Becker, Responding to Poverty: The Politics of Cash and Care, Harlow: Addison Wesley Longman, 1997, £12.99, xii + 223 pp. (ISBN 0-582-24322-X). Barbara R. Bergmann, Saving our Children from Poverty: What the United States can Learn from France, New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1996, «3…
Integrated and fragmented care observed from two case studies
People who are using services will always be the best reporters of what and how services are delivered. Only service users can really assess how far the services they receive do match up to what is needed. The voice of the service user is powerful and direct. It provides a different perspective from the sometimes-complaisant view of the service provider and policy maker. But people who are offered services are not always knowledgeable about the a…
Funding Social Science Research in Academia
This paper identifies the different funding streams for social science research and the different purposes for which it is carried out. The issue of making research ‘useful’ and relevant and how this links to different modes of user involvement is discussed. For research users to be involved in research in a real, strong, way requires long‐term relationships to be built between users and researchers. A large proportion of research being carried o…
Made to measure? Evaluating community initiatives for children: Introduction
Made to measure? Evaluating community initiatives for children: Introduction
Made to measure? Evaluating community initiatives for children: Introduction
Reflections on Evaluation in Practice
Cost-effectiveness and Independent Living
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