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Annabel Kiernan

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ID6673930
NAMEAnnabel Kiernan
GIVEN NAMESAnnabel
FAMILY NAMEKiernan
SIGNATUREKIERNAN A
AFFILIATIONSManchester Metropolitan University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS16
AUTHOR COUNT9
EDITOR COUNT1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1995
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX2
  • A Critique of the Ambitions and Challenges of the Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE) from a Lifelong Learning Perspective

    Open Access•Mary Mahoney, Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•Education Sciences•2024

    In 2025, the English government will commence the roll out of a transformative new funding system for post-18 learners entitled the ‘Lifelong Learning Entitlement’ (LLE). This will be a single funding system for both higher and further education, which the government argues, will enable learners to pay for courses to develop new skills and gain new qualifications at a time that is right for them through full-time degree programmes, flexibly throu…

  • Football, Community and Sustainability

    Chris Porter, Anthony May et al.•BOOK•Football, Community and…•2018

  • Thinking long and wide’

    Chris Porter, Anthony May et al.•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2015•References: 3

    No abstract available

  • Exit, voice and loyalty

    Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2015•Cited by: 6

    The creation of a new non-league community-led football team, borne out of opposition to the commercialization of the modern fan experience, presents a range of challenges both on and off the football pitch. FC United of Manchester emerged from the fan protests at the Glazer family takeover of Manchester United FC (MUFC) in 2005. Positioning itself in direct opposition to the corporatization of league football, it has come to prominence as a mode…

  • Little United and the Big Society

    Annabel Kiernan, Chris Porter•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2014•Cited by: 7

    The UK government’s Big Society vision is a source of fierce debate and controversy, particularly when set alongside severe austerity measures. This has revealed a glaring disconnect between rhetoric of empowered, inclusive communities and the burgeoning reality of cuts to publicly funded community provision. This puts pressure on organizations that rely on or promote volunteering as a means of participatory community inclusion, not just financia…

  • Football and Communities Across Codes

    Deirdre Hynes, Annabel Kiernan et al.•BOOK•Football and Communities Across…•2013

    This volume was first published by Inter-Disciplinary Press in 2013. This Football and Communities Across Codes volume brings together a diverse range of contributions on the theme of football and community across the footballing codes of Soccer, Australian Rules Football and Rugby League. It provides a unique global perspective to the shared cross-cutting challenges facing football clubs, communities, stakeholders, and of course, football fans. …

  • Teaching Frameworks for Participation – Can We? Should We

    Open Access•Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•European Political Science•2011•Cited by: 2•References: 5

    This article reflects on the challenges that social and political disengagement pose within the university environment, and offers an alternative pedagogical solution centred on praxis. To retain the functional role of education for the reproduction of democracy, the article contends that the challenges posed by mass education, the corporatisation of university life and the alienating impact of neoliberal discourse mean that the solution to engag…

  • Social inclusion in the European Union

    K Duffy, Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•Journal of Poverty and Social…•2007

    Duffy’s known expertise on the European social agenda led to her being asked by an editor to explain and review the current position and trends in European social inclusion policy to promote better understanding in the policy and practitioner community of a complex policy area

  • Citizenship—the real democratic deficit of the European union? 1

    Annabel K Kiernan, Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•Citizenship Studies•1997•Cited by: 1•References: 5

    Given the pressures of globalisation, the nation state is limited in its control over public policy agendas, particularly in the field of social policy. The response of domestic governments to the heat of international competition has been to create more flexible, post‐welfare state economies. A significant consequence of this development is the removal of social rights and the acceleration of social exclusion. This gap which has opened up could …

  • Book notes

    Thomas Christiansen, Duncan Mitchell et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of European Public Policy•1995

    Udo Bullmann (ed.) (1994) Die Politik der Dritten Ebene (Baden‐Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft), pp. 1–432; ISBN 3 7890 3251 4; DM 98.00 C. Engel (1993) Regionen in der EG: Rechtliche Vielfalt und Integrationspolitische Rollensuche (Bonn: Europa Union Verlag), pp. 1–248; ISBN 3 7713 0453 9; DM 36.80 F.W. Scharpf (1994) Optionen des Föderalismus in Deutschland und Europa (Frankfurt: Campus Verlag), pp. 1–185; ISBN 3 593 35088 2; DM 80.00 Andrew D…

  • Little United and the Big Society

    Annabel Kiernan, Chris Porter•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2014•Cited by: 7

    The UK government’s Big Society vision is a source of fierce debate and controversy, particularly when set alongside severe austerity measures. This has revealed a glaring disconnect between rhetoric of empowered, inclusive communities and the burgeoning reality of cuts to publicly funded community provision. This puts pressure on organizations that rely on or promote volunteering as a means of participatory community inclusion, not just financia…

  • Exit, voice and loyalty

    Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2015•Cited by: 6

    The creation of a new non-league community-led football team, borne out of opposition to the commercialization of the modern fan experience, presents a range of challenges both on and off the football pitch. FC United of Manchester emerged from the fan protests at the Glazer family takeover of Manchester United FC (MUFC) in 2005. Positioning itself in direct opposition to the corporatization of league football, it has come to prominence as a mode…

  • Teaching Frameworks for Participation – Can We? Should We

    Open Access•Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•European Political Science•2011•Cited by: 2•References: 5

    This article reflects on the challenges that social and political disengagement pose within the university environment, and offers an alternative pedagogical solution centred on praxis. To retain the functional role of education for the reproduction of democracy, the article contends that the challenges posed by mass education, the corporatisation of university life and the alienating impact of neoliberal discourse mean that the solution to engag…

  • Citizenship—the real democratic deficit of the European union? 1

    Annabel K Kiernan, Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•Citizenship Studies•1997•Cited by: 1•References: 5

    Given the pressures of globalisation, the nation state is limited in its control over public policy agendas, particularly in the field of social policy. The response of domestic governments to the heat of international competition has been to create more flexible, post‐welfare state economies. A significant consequence of this development is the removal of social rights and the acceleration of social exclusion. This gap which has opened up could …

  • Book notes

    Thomas Christiansen, Duncan Mitchell et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of European Public Policy•1995

    Udo Bullmann (ed.) (1994) Die Politik der Dritten Ebene (Baden‐Baden: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft), pp. 1–432; ISBN 3 7890 3251 4; DM 98.00 C. Engel (1993) Regionen in der EG: Rechtliche Vielfalt und Integrationspolitische Rollensuche (Bonn: Europa Union Verlag), pp. 1–248; ISBN 3 7713 0453 9; DM 36.80 F.W. Scharpf (1994) Optionen des Föderalismus in Deutschland und Europa (Frankfurt: Campus Verlag), pp. 1–185; ISBN 3 593 35088 2; DM 80.00 Andrew D…

  • Citizenship—the real democratic deficit of the European union? 1

    Annabel K Kiernan, Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•Citizenship Studies•1997•Cited by: 1•References: 5

    Given the pressures of globalisation, the nation state is limited in its control over public policy agendas, particularly in the field of social policy. The response of domestic governments to the heat of international competition has been to create more flexible, post‐welfare state economies. A significant consequence of this development is the removal of social rights and the acceleration of social exclusion. This gap which has opened up could …

  • Social inclusion in the European Union

    K Duffy, Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•Journal of Poverty and Social…•2007

    Duffy’s known expertise on the European social agenda led to her being asked by an editor to explain and review the current position and trends in European social inclusion policy to promote better understanding in the policy and practitioner community of a complex policy area

  • Teaching Frameworks for Participation – Can We? Should We

    Open Access•Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•European Political Science•2011•Cited by: 2•References: 5

    This article reflects on the challenges that social and political disengagement pose within the university environment, and offers an alternative pedagogical solution centred on praxis. To retain the functional role of education for the reproduction of democracy, the article contends that the challenges posed by mass education, the corporatisation of university life and the alienating impact of neoliberal discourse mean that the solution to engag…

  • Football and Communities Across Codes

    Deirdre Hynes, Annabel Kiernan et al.•BOOK•Football and Communities Across…•2013

    This volume was first published by Inter-Disciplinary Press in 2013. This Football and Communities Across Codes volume brings together a diverse range of contributions on the theme of football and community across the footballing codes of Soccer, Australian Rules Football and Rugby League. It provides a unique global perspective to the shared cross-cutting challenges facing football clubs, communities, stakeholders, and of course, football fans. …

  • Little United and the Big Society

    Annabel Kiernan, Chris Porter•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2014•Cited by: 7

    The UK government’s Big Society vision is a source of fierce debate and controversy, particularly when set alongside severe austerity measures. This has revealed a glaring disconnect between rhetoric of empowered, inclusive communities and the burgeoning reality of cuts to publicly funded community provision. This puts pressure on organizations that rely on or promote volunteering as a means of participatory community inclusion, not just financia…

  • Thinking long and wide’

    Chris Porter, Anthony May et al.•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2015•References: 3

    No abstract available

  • Exit, voice and loyalty

    Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•Soccer and Society•2015•Cited by: 6

    The creation of a new non-league community-led football team, borne out of opposition to the commercialization of the modern fan experience, presents a range of challenges both on and off the football pitch. FC United of Manchester emerged from the fan protests at the Glazer family takeover of Manchester United FC (MUFC) in 2005. Positioning itself in direct opposition to the corporatization of league football, it has come to prominence as a mode…

  • Football, Community and Sustainability

    Chris Porter, Anthony May et al.•BOOK•Football, Community and…•2018

  • A Critique of the Ambitions and Challenges of the Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE) from a Lifelong Learning Perspective

    Open Access•Mary Mahoney, Annabel Kiernan•ARTICLE•Education Sciences•2024

    In 2025, the English government will commence the roll out of a transformative new funding system for post-18 learners entitled the ‘Lifelong Learning Entitlement’ (LLE). This will be a single funding system for both higher and further education, which the government argues, will enable learners to pay for courses to develop new skills and gain new qualifications at a time that is right for them through full-time degree programmes, flexibly throu…

Political science (10 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Public relations (5 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (5 works) · Sports, Gender, and Society (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Football (4 works) · European union (3 works) · Law (3 works)

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