Anthony Wright
Biographic Data
| ID | 3841897 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anthony Wright |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anthony |
| FAMILY NAME | Wright |
| SIGNATURE | WRIGHT A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Birmingham |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0289-6141 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
How energy efficient is it? Making energy efficiency visible in property advertising: A content analysis of one million Australian residential listings
Residential energy efficiency plays a critical role in supporting the energy transition towards net zero. Policies aimed at the disclosure of residential energy efficiency information at the time of sale and/or lease often focus on the disclosure of home energy ratings and/or energy performance certificates. However, to date, less attention has been paid to how information about energy efficiency features is communicated to consumers in property …
Protecting Urban Health and Safety: Balancing Care and Harm in the Era of Mass Incarceration
A professional development climate course for sustainable agriculture in Australia
There are few professional development courses in Australia for the rural sector concerned with climate variability, climate change and sustainable agriculture. The lack of educators with a sound technical background in climate science and its applications in agriculture prevents the delivery of courses either stand‐alone or embedded in other courses, and adversely affects the ability of graduating students to apply climate information. This pape…
British politics
Republican tradition and the maintenance of ‘national’ religious traditions in Venice
Republican Tradition and the Maintenance of "NationaL" Religious Traditions in Venice
Citizens and subjects: An essay on British politics
Citizens and subjects: An Essay on British Politics
Three Anglo-American Radicals, and the Dilemmas of Syndicalism and Social Democracy
These three books are part of a welcome new series of short, pithy biographies of leading figures in the European and American socialist and labour movements, written by scholars who have been drawn from both sides of the Atlantic. There are some methodological differences between them. 'Big Bill' Haywood is a lively synthesis written by a senior scholar which draws only on previously published work. Paul Davies' AJ. Cook is based on the author's…
The Politics of Constitutional Reform
Local Broadcasting and the Local Authority
The development of local radio in Britain was expected to have significant and positive effects on local political communication. This article discusses the extent and character of local radio's engagement with the local political system, drawing upon some of the evidence obtained from a wide‐ranging study of what radio stations are doing. The nature of local government coverage is discussed, with appropriate examples. The limitations of local ra…
Cole and Socialist Democracy
Fabianism and Guild Socialism: Two Views of Democracy
In this century British socialism has rarely engaged in serious internal debate about the fundamental concepts of its political vocabulary. In this respect, as in others, British socialism has been true to the wider traditions of British political life. There has, of course, been much vigorous controversy on policy and programme, but also a remarkable absence of genuine doctrinal debate, certainly as compared with continental socialisms. A major …
Labour and the Lessons of 1931
Guild Socialism Revisited
On s'engage et puis on voit.' Lenin's fondness for this particular Napoleonic maxim was not widely shared by one group of socialists who appeared in Britain during the second decade of this century. For them the struggle did not, except in a very limited way, determine its outcome. The proper revolutionary method did not consist primarily in engaging the enemy, with the course of the war determining the nature of the victory. For the Guild Social…
Fabianism and Guild Socialism: Two Views of Democracy
In this century British socialism has rarely engaged in serious internal debate about the fundamental concepts of its political vocabulary. In this respect, as in others, British socialism has been true to the wider traditions of British political life. There has, of course, been much vigorous controversy on policy and programme, but also a remarkable absence of genuine doctrinal debate, certainly as compared with continental socialisms. A major …
Protecting Urban Health and Safety: Balancing Care and Harm in the Era of Mass Incarceration
Guild Socialism Revisited
On s'engage et puis on voit.' Lenin's fondness for this particular Napoleonic maxim was not widely shared by one group of socialists who appeared in Britain during the second decade of this century. For them the struggle did not, except in a very limited way, determine its outcome. The proper revolutionary method did not consist primarily in engaging the enemy, with the course of the war determining the nature of the victory. For the Guild Social…
Labour and the Lessons of 1931
A professional development climate course for sustainable agriculture in Australia
There are few professional development courses in Australia for the rural sector concerned with climate variability, climate change and sustainable agriculture. The lack of educators with a sound technical background in climate science and its applications in agriculture prevents the delivery of courses either stand‐alone or embedded in other courses, and adversely affects the ability of graduating students to apply climate information. This pape…
Guild Socialism Revisited
On s'engage et puis on voit.' Lenin's fondness for this particular Napoleonic maxim was not widely shared by one group of socialists who appeared in Britain during the second decade of this century. For them the struggle did not, except in a very limited way, determine its outcome. The proper revolutionary method did not consist primarily in engaging the enemy, with the course of the war determining the nature of the victory. For the Guild Social…
Fabianism and Guild Socialism: Two Views of Democracy
In this century British socialism has rarely engaged in serious internal debate about the fundamental concepts of its political vocabulary. In this respect, as in others, British socialism has been true to the wider traditions of British political life. There has, of course, been much vigorous controversy on policy and programme, but also a remarkable absence of genuine doctrinal debate, certainly as compared with continental socialisms. A major …
Labour and the Lessons of 1931
Cole and Socialist Democracy
Local Broadcasting and the Local Authority
The development of local radio in Britain was expected to have significant and positive effects on local political communication. This article discusses the extent and character of local radio's engagement with the local political system, drawing upon some of the evidence obtained from a wide‐ranging study of what radio stations are doing. The nature of local government coverage is discussed, with appropriate examples. The limitations of local ra…
The Politics of Constitutional Reform
Three Anglo-American Radicals, and the Dilemmas of Syndicalism and Social Democracy
These three books are part of a welcome new series of short, pithy biographies of leading figures in the European and American socialist and labour movements, written by scholars who have been drawn from both sides of the Atlantic. There are some methodological differences between them. 'Big Bill' Haywood is a lively synthesis written by a senior scholar which draws only on previously published work. Paul Davies' AJ. Cook is based on the author's…
Citizens and subjects: An Essay on British Politics
Citizens and subjects: An essay on British politics
Republican tradition and the maintenance of ‘national’ religious traditions in Venice
Republican Tradition and the Maintenance of "NationaL" Religious Traditions in Venice
British politics
A professional development climate course for sustainable agriculture in Australia
There are few professional development courses in Australia for the rural sector concerned with climate variability, climate change and sustainable agriculture. The lack of educators with a sound technical background in climate science and its applications in agriculture prevents the delivery of courses either stand‐alone or embedded in other courses, and adversely affects the ability of graduating students to apply climate information. This pape…
Protecting Urban Health and Safety: Balancing Care and Harm in the Era of Mass Incarceration
How energy efficient is it? Making energy efficiency visible in property advertising: A content analysis of one million Australian residential listings
Residential energy efficiency plays a critical role in supporting the energy transition towards net zero. Policies aimed at the disclosure of residential energy efficiency information at the time of sale and/or lease often focus on the disclosure of home energy ratings and/or energy performance certificates. However, to date, less attention has been paid to how information about energy efficiency features is communicated to consumers in property …
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