C Hallett
Biographic Data
| ID | 6306980 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Hallett |
| GIVEN NAMES | C |
| FAMILY NAME | Hallett |
| SIGNATURE | HALLETT C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Carrie Howse, Rural District Nursing in Gloucestershire, 1880-1925
One of the expressed aims of Carrie Howse's Rural District Nursing in Gloucestershire, 1880–1925, is to train a spotlight on to a hitherto neglected group: the district nurses of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century rural Britain. This clear, well-researched and often entertaining volume uncovers previously unknown documentary sources and, by combining them with better-known nationally significant archives, develops a readable and convinc…
They More or Less Blended in with Society’
European volunteer workers have received comparatively little attention in the history of British post-war immigration, with greater coverage given to, for example, demobilised members of the Polish Resettlement Corps. This paper is based upon oral history interviews with a group of European immigrants, predominantly European volunteer workers, and local Lancastrians who started work in the Lancashire cotton industry between 1946 and 1951, and ex…
Ahead of the game or behind the times? The Scottish children's hearings system in international context
The Scottish Children's Hearing System, established in 1971, has survived largely unchanged for almost thirty years. Despite wide-ranging reform of child welfare in the Children (Scotland) Act, 1995, the key features of the Children's Hearings System were preserved largely intact. This stability and continuity contrasts sharply with major changes in systems of juvenile justice and child welfare across the world in recent decades. This article rev…
Young people who sexually abuse
This paper describes the policy and legal context in Scotland in respect of alleged young sexual abusers and considers the challenges encountered by decision-makers, particularly reporters operating in the Scottish children's hearings system. These include the nature of the problem, resources, child witnesses and corroboration. It is argued that reporters, in considering whether or not to refer an alleged young sexual abuser to a children's heari…
Ahead of the game or behind the times? The Scottish children's hearings system in international context
The Scottish Children's Hearing System, established in 1971, has survived largely unchanged for almost thirty years. Despite wide-ranging reform of child welfare in the Children (Scotland) Act, 1995, the key features of the Children's Hearings System were preserved largely intact. This stability and continuity contrasts sharply with major changes in systems of juvenile justice and child welfare across the world in recent decades. This article rev…
Ahead of the game or behind the times? The Scottish children's hearings system in international context
The Scottish Children's Hearing System, established in 1971, has survived largely unchanged for almost thirty years. Despite wide-ranging reform of child welfare in the Children (Scotland) Act, 1995, the key features of the Children's Hearings System were preserved largely intact. This stability and continuity contrasts sharply with major changes in systems of juvenile justice and child welfare across the world in recent decades. This article rev…
Young people who sexually abuse
This paper describes the policy and legal context in Scotland in respect of alleged young sexual abusers and considers the challenges encountered by decision-makers, particularly reporters operating in the Scottish children's hearings system. These include the nature of the problem, resources, child witnesses and corroboration. It is argued that reporters, in considering whether or not to refer an alleged young sexual abuser to a children's heari…
They More or Less Blended in with Society’
European volunteer workers have received comparatively little attention in the history of British post-war immigration, with greater coverage given to, for example, demobilised members of the Polish Resettlement Corps. This paper is based upon oral history interviews with a group of European immigrants, predominantly European volunteer workers, and local Lancastrians who started work in the Lancashire cotton industry between 1946 and 1951, and ex…
Carrie Howse, Rural District Nursing in Gloucestershire, 1880-1925
One of the expressed aims of Carrie Howse's Rural District Nursing in Gloucestershire, 1880–1925, is to train a spotlight on to a hitherto neglected group: the district nurses of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century rural Britain. This clear, well-researched and often entertaining volume uncovers previously unknown documentary sources and, by combining them with better-known nationally significant archives, develops a readable and convinc…
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