Elinor Kelly
Biographic Data
| ID | 3976051 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elinor Kelly |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elinor |
| FAMILY NAME | Kelly |
| SIGNATURE | KELLY E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nuffield College Oxford |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Challenging Sectarianism in Scotland
This article is an essay in change in attitudes to sectarian prejudice, drawing on the Herald and other Scottish newspapers in order to identify key developments in the three years between 1999 and 2002. In June 1999, Cara Henderson's published a passionate letter of protest against sectarian hatred in football, in August James Macmillan gave his renowned lecture about anti-Catholic bigotry . In November 2002, Jack McConnell, First Minister, call…
Asylum Seekers and Politics in Scotland
Asylum Seekers in Scotland
The above exchange took place between a UK government Home Office minister and members of Westminster Parliament in the year 2000. For those familiar with the history of immigration and asylum, it is chillingly evocative of the hue and cry that has been raised repeatedly in Britain for the past hundred years. In the late nineteenth century, thousands of Jews fled the pogroms of Tsarist Russia, most crossing the Atlantic to the United States of Am…
Racism, Police, and Courts in Scotland
Stands Scotland where it did?’ An Essay in Ethnicity and Internationalism
A New Dawn
August 1997 was a month to remember for both Pakistan and Scotland. Fifty years ago the Indian subcontinent achieved independence from Britain and two new sovereign states Bharat and Pakistan * appeared on the map of the world. The anniversary of the creation of Pakistan was a time for remembrance of the many people who suffered and died in the tragic aftermath of Partition, but also for celebration of the ways in which the people of Pakistan hav…
Why Is There A Need For Racial Equality Activity In Scotland
There is increasing opposition to racism in many sections of Scottish society. This opposition is, however, often accompanied by a disclaimer to the effect either that there is no racism in Scotland or that racist activity is much less serious than that found in, say, London or Johannesburg. We would agree that experiences of racism in Scotland are often but not always different from experiences of racism in other countries. However, there is not…
Factors in the Length of Stay of Homeless Families in Temporary Accommodation
Data relating to 526 homeless families in temporary accommodation were collected in a study directed mainly to the examination of support networks of a sample of these families. The data, however, have allowed the authors to examine the effects of certain characteristics of these families on the average length of stay in temporary accommodation before they were housed permanently. Log-linear analysis was used to establish the independent effect o…
Enterprising Women
Challenging Sectarianism in Scotland
This article is an essay in change in attitudes to sectarian prejudice, drawing on the Herald and other Scottish newspapers in order to identify key developments in the three years between 1999 and 2002. In June 1999, Cara Henderson's published a passionate letter of protest against sectarian hatred in football, in August James Macmillan gave his renowned lecture about anti-Catholic bigotry . In November 2002, Jack McConnell, First Minister, call…
Enterprising Women
Why Is There A Need For Racial Equality Activity In Scotland
There is increasing opposition to racism in many sections of Scottish society. This opposition is, however, often accompanied by a disclaimer to the effect either that there is no racism in Scotland or that racist activity is much less serious than that found in, say, London or Johannesburg. We would agree that experiences of racism in Scotland are often but not always different from experiences of racism in other countries. However, there is not…
Asylum Seekers and Politics in Scotland
Racism, Police, and Courts in Scotland
Asylum Seekers in Scotland
The above exchange took place between a UK government Home Office minister and members of Westminster Parliament in the year 2000. For those familiar with the history of immigration and asylum, it is chillingly evocative of the hue and cry that has been raised repeatedly in Britain for the past hundred years. In the late nineteenth century, thousands of Jews fled the pogroms of Tsarist Russia, most crossing the Atlantic to the United States of Am…
A New Dawn
August 1997 was a month to remember for both Pakistan and Scotland. Fifty years ago the Indian subcontinent achieved independence from Britain and two new sovereign states Bharat and Pakistan * appeared on the map of the world. The anniversary of the creation of Pakistan was a time for remembrance of the many people who suffered and died in the tragic aftermath of Partition, but also for celebration of the ways in which the people of Pakistan hav…
Factors in the Length of Stay of Homeless Families in Temporary Accommodation
Data relating to 526 homeless families in temporary accommodation were collected in a study directed mainly to the examination of support networks of a sample of these families. The data, however, have allowed the authors to examine the effects of certain characteristics of these families on the average length of stay in temporary accommodation before they were housed permanently. Log-linear analysis was used to establish the independent effect o…
Enterprising Women
Factors in the Length of Stay of Homeless Families in Temporary Accommodation
Data relating to 526 homeless families in temporary accommodation were collected in a study directed mainly to the examination of support networks of a sample of these families. The data, however, have allowed the authors to examine the effects of certain characteristics of these families on the average length of stay in temporary accommodation before they were housed permanently. Log-linear analysis was used to establish the independent effect o…
Why Is There A Need For Racial Equality Activity In Scotland
There is increasing opposition to racism in many sections of Scottish society. This opposition is, however, often accompanied by a disclaimer to the effect either that there is no racism in Scotland or that racist activity is much less serious than that found in, say, London or Johannesburg. We would agree that experiences of racism in Scotland are often but not always different from experiences of racism in other countries. However, there is not…
A New Dawn
August 1997 was a month to remember for both Pakistan and Scotland. Fifty years ago the Indian subcontinent achieved independence from Britain and two new sovereign states Bharat and Pakistan * appeared on the map of the world. The anniversary of the creation of Pakistan was a time for remembrance of the many people who suffered and died in the tragic aftermath of Partition, but also for celebration of the ways in which the people of Pakistan hav…
Stands Scotland where it did?’ An Essay in Ethnicity and Internationalism
Asylum Seekers in Scotland
The above exchange took place between a UK government Home Office minister and members of Westminster Parliament in the year 2000. For those familiar with the history of immigration and asylum, it is chillingly evocative of the hue and cry that has been raised repeatedly in Britain for the past hundred years. In the late nineteenth century, thousands of Jews fled the pogroms of Tsarist Russia, most crossing the Atlantic to the United States of Am…
Racism, Police, and Courts in Scotland
Asylum Seekers and Politics in Scotland
Challenging Sectarianism in Scotland
This article is an essay in change in attitudes to sectarian prejudice, drawing on the Herald and other Scottish newspapers in order to identify key developments in the three years between 1999 and 2002. In June 1999, Cara Henderson's published a passionate letter of protest against sectarian hatred in football, in August James Macmillan gave his renowned lecture about anti-Catholic bigotry . In November 2002, Jack McConnell, First Minister, call…
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