Chris Ford
Biographic Data
| ID | 3982953 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chris Ford |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chris |
| FAMILY NAME | Ford |
| SIGNATURE | FORD C |
| AFFILIATIONS | St Mark's Hospital |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7449-5144 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
An Unsure Start for Young Children in English Urban Primary Schools
Primary care is the best place to care for drug users
The Crossroads of the European Revolution: Ukrainian Social-Democrats and Communists (Independentists), the Ukrainian Revolution and Soviet Hungary 1917–1920
When considering the fate of the revolutionary wave in Europe during 1916–1921 the traditional view has been that the failure of European communism to carry the revolution beyond its point of origin decided the fate of the infant Soviet Union negatively. This article seeks to demonstrate that in 1917–1919 the Ukrainian question was pivotal to the success of the revolution in Europe. It examines the role of the Ukrainian Social-Democrat and Commun…
Trouble with champions: Local public sector–third sector partnerships and the future prospects for collaborative governance in the UK
In Britain, the former Labour government employed a range of collaborative governance initiatives to get public sector officers (PSOs) and third sector champions (TSCs) working together successfully. This article draws upon evidence from a series of policy seminars undertaken in a subregion of North East England to explore the strengths and weaknesses of inter- and intra-sector relationships. The article shows that PSOs' perceptions of the ‘troub…
Reconsidering the Ukrainian Revolution 1917–1921: The Dialectics of National Liberation and Social Emancipation
On its ninetieth anniversary the Ukrainian Revolution remains a matter of both historical and contemporary political controversy. This article challenges the predominant national and Soviet historical paradigms, including those of the left which have restricted its views of the revolution through the prism of Petrograd. The article analyses the Ukrainian Revolution as a distinctive process and re-asserts the vernacular socialist movement as posin…
Socialism, Stalinism and National Liberation: Coming to Terms with a Changed World, The Ideas of the URDP ( Vpered Group) in the Post-War Era
This article examines the ideas of this largely forgotten group of Ukrainian Marxists in the decade after World War Two. The URDP were unique in being the last such organisation comprising actual citizens of the USSR since the Left Opposition and constituted a distinctive critical Marxist current. Participants in the resurgent Ukrainian movement of the 1940s they provided an analysis which stood apart from the “integral nationalist” and liberal d…
The specialist–primary care interface: A shared care success or a cause for concern
A comprehensive package of support to facilitate the treatment of problem drug users in primary care: An evaluation of the training component
Prescribing injectable methadone in general practice
Supporting GPs to manage drug users in general practice: An evaluation of the substance misuse management project
Dare we stay silent
Trouble with champions: Local public sector–third sector partnerships and the future prospects for collaborative governance in the UK
In Britain, the former Labour government employed a range of collaborative governance initiatives to get public sector officers (PSOs) and third sector champions (TSCs) working together successfully. This article draws upon evidence from a series of policy seminars undertaken in a subregion of North East England to explore the strengths and weaknesses of inter- and intra-sector relationships. The article shows that PSOs' perceptions of the ‘troub…
Dare we stay silent
Prescribing injectable methadone in general practice
Supporting GPs to manage drug users in general practice: An evaluation of the substance misuse management project
A comprehensive package of support to facilitate the treatment of problem drug users in primary care: An evaluation of the training component
The specialist–primary care interface: A shared care success or a cause for concern
Socialism, Stalinism and National Liberation: Coming to Terms with a Changed World, The Ideas of the URDP ( Vpered Group) in the Post-War Era
This article examines the ideas of this largely forgotten group of Ukrainian Marxists in the decade after World War Two. The URDP were unique in being the last such organisation comprising actual citizens of the USSR since the Left Opposition and constituted a distinctive critical Marxist current. Participants in the resurgent Ukrainian movement of the 1940s they provided an analysis which stood apart from the “integral nationalist” and liberal d…
Reconsidering the Ukrainian Revolution 1917–1921: The Dialectics of National Liberation and Social Emancipation
On its ninetieth anniversary the Ukrainian Revolution remains a matter of both historical and contemporary political controversy. This article challenges the predominant national and Soviet historical paradigms, including those of the left which have restricted its views of the revolution through the prism of Petrograd. The article analyses the Ukrainian Revolution as a distinctive process and re-asserts the vernacular socialist movement as posin…
The Crossroads of the European Revolution: Ukrainian Social-Democrats and Communists (Independentists), the Ukrainian Revolution and Soviet Hungary 1917–1920
When considering the fate of the revolutionary wave in Europe during 1916–1921 the traditional view has been that the failure of European communism to carry the revolution beyond its point of origin decided the fate of the infant Soviet Union negatively. This article seeks to demonstrate that in 1917–1919 the Ukrainian question was pivotal to the success of the revolution in Europe. It examines the role of the Ukrainian Social-Democrat and Commun…
Trouble with champions: Local public sector–third sector partnerships and the future prospects for collaborative governance in the UK
In Britain, the former Labour government employed a range of collaborative governance initiatives to get public sector officers (PSOs) and third sector champions (TSCs) working together successfully. This article draws upon evidence from a series of policy seminars undertaken in a subregion of North East England to explore the strengths and weaknesses of inter- and intra-sector relationships. The article shows that PSOs' perceptions of the ‘troub…
Primary care is the best place to care for drug users
An Unsure Start for Young Children in English Urban Primary Schools
Political science (6 works) · Business (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Government (linguistics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Nursing (3 works) · Opioid Use Disorder Treatment (3 works)