Doria Pilling
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3655890 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Doria Pilling |
| PRENOMES | Doria |
| SOBRENOME | Pilling |
| ASSINATURA | PILLING D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | City, University of London |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1985 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
User Participation Policies in Norway and England - the Case of Older People and Social Care
User participation has become one of the most important concepts in the social care sector in many European countries, but the literature has mostly paid attention to disabled people or those with mental health problems. This article compares the user participation policies directed at social care for older people in Norway and England. Using a discourse analytical approach, a selection primarily of White papers from the 1960s until today are ana…
Disability and technology
The Routledge Handbook of Social Care Work Around the World
Over the past decades the English adult social care system has seen a set of policy reforms combined with funding cuts and austerity measures. This chapter utilizes secondary and primary data sources to investigate the current state of the English social care workforce with a particular focus on the increasing role of migrants; persistent low wages and job related stress. The findings highlight the continued role of migrants in the sector with a …
Routledge Handbook of Social Care Work Around the World
A ‘third industrial revolution’?
This chapter discusses a fundamental question in Marxist theory: the nature of the productive forces in the epoch of capitalism known to Marxists as imperialism. There is no doubt that this is a central question for Marxism. Various theories have emerged amongst bourgeois apologists purporting to explain the ‘transformed’ nature of present-day society which rest precisely on this confusion or conflation. Thus theories of ‘industrial society’ clai…
Marxist Political Economy
Disabled Workers
Disability Specialist Staff in US One-Stop Career Centers and British Jobcentre Plus Offices
The One-Stop Career Center system in the United States and the Jobcentre Plus system in Great Britain provide universal access to public employment services targeted at all job seekers, including people with disabilities, and employer services. Studies have identified challenges with these universal models in that some job seekers with disabilities may have additional or more intense support needs. Disability specialist positions provide one way …
Text Communication Preferences of Deaf People in the United Kingdom
This study is the only comprehensive survey to date of the text communication preferences of deaf people who cannot or prefer not to use voice telephony in the United Kingdom. Respondents covered a wide age range, became deaf or hard of hearing at different ages, and had different communication preferences. Generally, respondents used several forms of text communication, selecting them for particular purposes. E-mail was the most widely used form…
The Use of Longitudinal Data in a Study of Children's School Mobility and Attainment
S ummary . Longitudinal data contained in the National Child Development Study (NCDS) cohort was used in a Department of Education and Science (DES) funded investigation of whether changes of school adversely affect children's attainment and behaviour. There have been a number of studies which have investigated these effects but the results have been conflicting and confusing. Recently a series of major studies has shown that it may be especially…
User Participation Policies in Norway and England - the Case of Older People and Social Care
User participation has become one of the most important concepts in the social care sector in many European countries, but the literature has mostly paid attention to disabled people or those with mental health problems. This article compares the user participation policies directed at social care for older people in Norway and England. Using a discourse analytical approach, a selection primarily of White papers from the 1960s until today are ana…
The Use of Longitudinal Data in a Study of Children's School Mobility and Attainment
S ummary . Longitudinal data contained in the National Child Development Study (NCDS) cohort was used in a Department of Education and Science (DES) funded investigation of whether changes of school adversely affect children's attainment and behaviour. There have been a number of studies which have investigated these effects but the results have been conflicting and confusing. Recently a series of major studies has shown that it may be especially…
Disability Specialist Staff in US One-Stop Career Centers and British Jobcentre Plus Offices
The One-Stop Career Center system in the United States and the Jobcentre Plus system in Great Britain provide universal access to public employment services targeted at all job seekers, including people with disabilities, and employer services. Studies have identified challenges with these universal models in that some job seekers with disabilities may have additional or more intense support needs. Disability specialist positions provide one way …
The Use of Longitudinal Data in a Study of Children's School Mobility and Attainment
S ummary . Longitudinal data contained in the National Child Development Study (NCDS) cohort was used in a Department of Education and Science (DES) funded investigation of whether changes of school adversely affect children's attainment and behaviour. There have been a number of studies which have investigated these effects but the results have been conflicting and confusing. Recently a series of major studies has shown that it may be especially…
Text Communication Preferences of Deaf People in the United Kingdom
This study is the only comprehensive survey to date of the text communication preferences of deaf people who cannot or prefer not to use voice telephony in the United Kingdom. Respondents covered a wide age range, became deaf or hard of hearing at different ages, and had different communication preferences. Generally, respondents used several forms of text communication, selecting them for particular purposes. E-mail was the most widely used form…
Disability Specialist Staff in US One-Stop Career Centers and British Jobcentre Plus Offices
The One-Stop Career Center system in the United States and the Jobcentre Plus system in Great Britain provide universal access to public employment services targeted at all job seekers, including people with disabilities, and employer services. Studies have identified challenges with these universal models in that some job seekers with disabilities may have additional or more intense support needs. Disability specialist positions provide one way …
A ‘third industrial revolution’?
This chapter discusses a fundamental question in Marxist theory: the nature of the productive forces in the epoch of capitalism known to Marxists as imperialism. There is no doubt that this is a central question for Marxism. Various theories have emerged amongst bourgeois apologists purporting to explain the ‘transformed’ nature of present-day society which rest precisely on this confusion or conflation. Thus theories of ‘industrial society’ clai…
Marxist Political Economy
Disabled Workers
The Routledge Handbook of Social Care Work Around the World
Over the past decades the English adult social care system has seen a set of policy reforms combined with funding cuts and austerity measures. This chapter utilizes secondary and primary data sources to investigate the current state of the English social care workforce with a particular focus on the increasing role of migrants; persistent low wages and job related stress. The findings highlight the continued role of migrants in the sector with a …
Routledge Handbook of Social Care Work Around the World
Disability and technology
User Participation Policies in Norway and England - the Case of Older People and Social Care
User participation has become one of the most important concepts in the social care sector in many European countries, but the literature has mostly paid attention to disabled people or those with mental health problems. This article compares the user participation policies directed at social care for older people in Norway and England. Using a discourse analytical approach, a selection primarily of White papers from the 1960s until today are ana…
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