Mike Stephens
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4115377 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mike Stephens |
| PRENOMES | Mike |
| SOBRENOME | Stephens |
| ASSINATURA | STEPHENS M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Loughborough University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4607-932X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1985 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Medication Use by Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians After a Pharmaceutical Co-Payment Subsidy
This cohort study examines prescription medication use and out-of-pocket spending among Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians after a governmental program to reduce prescription drug co-payments
The ‘sluice-gate’ public sphere and the national DNA database in the UK
Habermas’s amendments to his original public sphere thesis have been recognized by a number of media scholars in recent years. His original thesis of a decline or re-feudalization of the public sphere where politics is played out in front of the public has been modified, under the influence of Bernhard Peters’ work, to incorporate the possibility of action from the periphery of the public sphere influencing, if not exclusively determining, decisi…
Policing and accountability
In recent times policing has attracted a good deal of controversy, such as the paramilitary tactics employed at demonstrations, the use of stop and search powers under the Terrorism Act 2000, and the manner in which police officers are deployed on day-to-day duties. This paper outlines the role and potential of police authorities to influence police policy and operations and also highlights the need to seek greater citizen participation in holdin…
Crime Reduction and the Law
The Madison model of community care for the mentally ill
In the light of the government's plan to overhaul the system of community care for the mentally ill and to introduce a new policy committed to protecting the public as well as to supporting the mentally ill, now is an appropriate time to throw light on some of the government's individual proposals. At the heart of the new policy will be a focus on secure accommodation, 24-hour nursing care, outreach teams, crisis intervention capabilities and mor…
Management Responses to Equal Opportunities for Ethnic Minority Women Within an NHS Hospital Trust
Individual hospitals within the NHS are having to cope with a number of competing priorities and policies in the context of difficult financial circumstances. One such policy is Equal Opportunities (EO). It is within the devolved system of individual trusts that the implementation of (EO) policy takes place. This ‘localisation’ of EO issues also applies to the tackling of racial inequalities in the field of job recruitment, training and promotion…
Care and control
The paper focuses on the interplay of care and control functions within the British police. There are several areas of police activity, such as child sexual abuse investigations, sexual assault, and the handling of the mentally ill, where there is already an operational mixture of care and control functions. Recently, the police have emphasised the service and care nature of their work. Indeed, there are good operational and ethical reasons to do…
Community Law Centres
The principal aim of law centres is to service the claims of poor and low income people in the field of social welfare law. Their successes and limitations in realising this aim constitute the major part of this paper. Levels of demand, the satisfaction of unmet legal needs and the role played by law centres in the spectrum of advice services are important factors in assessing their mission. No assessment can be complete, however, without taking …
Problems of Police‐Social Work Interaction
There are many examples of relationships between police officers and social workers being hindered by suspicion and hostility. The problem is often located at street and fieldworker levels where divergent operational philosophies, practices, and goals create misunderstandings and perpetuate stereotyped attitudes. However, in Madison, U.S.A., there is a crisis intervention scheme looking after the mentally disturbed, and diverting them from the cr…
Law Centres, Citizenship, and Participation
It's difficult to redirect things once we'd started up as a casework agency. It's difficult to keep casework under control. Cases can only be related to one another; if you justify taking on one case, it's difficult to avoid taking on similar cases. There is still not sufficient priority given to educational and community work. This is so because of the demands of [individual] casework ... It's difficult to change approach from casework to educat…
Management Responses to Equal Opportunities for Ethnic Minority Women Within an NHS Hospital Trust
Individual hospitals within the NHS are having to cope with a number of competing priorities and policies in the context of difficult financial circumstances. One such policy is Equal Opportunities (EO). It is within the devolved system of individual trusts that the implementation of (EO) policy takes place. This ‘localisation’ of EO issues also applies to the tackling of racial inequalities in the field of job recruitment, training and promotion…
Care and control
The paper focuses on the interplay of care and control functions within the British police. There are several areas of police activity, such as child sexual abuse investigations, sexual assault, and the handling of the mentally ill, where there is already an operational mixture of care and control functions. Recently, the police have emphasised the service and care nature of their work. Indeed, there are good operational and ethical reasons to do…
The ‘sluice-gate’ public sphere and the national DNA database in the UK
Habermas’s amendments to his original public sphere thesis have been recognized by a number of media scholars in recent years. His original thesis of a decline or re-feudalization of the public sphere where politics is played out in front of the public has been modified, under the influence of Bernhard Peters’ work, to incorporate the possibility of action from the periphery of the public sphere influencing, if not exclusively determining, decisi…
Policing and accountability
In recent times policing has attracted a good deal of controversy, such as the paramilitary tactics employed at demonstrations, the use of stop and search powers under the Terrorism Act 2000, and the manner in which police officers are deployed on day-to-day duties. This paper outlines the role and potential of police authorities to influence police policy and operations and also highlights the need to seek greater citizen participation in holdin…
Law Centres, Citizenship, and Participation
It's difficult to redirect things once we'd started up as a casework agency. It's difficult to keep casework under control. Cases can only be related to one another; if you justify taking on one case, it's difficult to avoid taking on similar cases. There is still not sufficient priority given to educational and community work. This is so because of the demands of [individual] casework ... It's difficult to change approach from casework to educat…
Problems of Police‐Social Work Interaction
There are many examples of relationships between police officers and social workers being hindered by suspicion and hostility. The problem is often located at street and fieldworker levels where divergent operational philosophies, practices, and goals create misunderstandings and perpetuate stereotyped attitudes. However, in Madison, U.S.A., there is a crisis intervention scheme looking after the mentally disturbed, and diverting them from the cr…
Community Law Centres
The principal aim of law centres is to service the claims of poor and low income people in the field of social welfare law. Their successes and limitations in realising this aim constitute the major part of this paper. Levels of demand, the satisfaction of unmet legal needs and the role played by law centres in the spectrum of advice services are important factors in assessing their mission. No assessment can be complete, however, without taking …
Care and control
The paper focuses on the interplay of care and control functions within the British police. There are several areas of police activity, such as child sexual abuse investigations, sexual assault, and the handling of the mentally ill, where there is already an operational mixture of care and control functions. Recently, the police have emphasised the service and care nature of their work. Indeed, there are good operational and ethical reasons to do…
The Madison model of community care for the mentally ill
In the light of the government's plan to overhaul the system of community care for the mentally ill and to introduce a new policy committed to protecting the public as well as to supporting the mentally ill, now is an appropriate time to throw light on some of the government's individual proposals. At the heart of the new policy will be a focus on secure accommodation, 24-hour nursing care, outreach teams, crisis intervention capabilities and mor…
Management Responses to Equal Opportunities for Ethnic Minority Women Within an NHS Hospital Trust
Individual hospitals within the NHS are having to cope with a number of competing priorities and policies in the context of difficult financial circumstances. One such policy is Equal Opportunities (EO). It is within the devolved system of individual trusts that the implementation of (EO) policy takes place. This ‘localisation’ of EO issues also applies to the tackling of racial inequalities in the field of job recruitment, training and promotion…
Crime Reduction and the Law
Policing and accountability
In recent times policing has attracted a good deal of controversy, such as the paramilitary tactics employed at demonstrations, the use of stop and search powers under the Terrorism Act 2000, and the manner in which police officers are deployed on day-to-day duties. This paper outlines the role and potential of police authorities to influence police policy and operations and also highlights the need to seek greater citizen participation in holdin…
The ‘sluice-gate’ public sphere and the national DNA database in the UK
Habermas’s amendments to his original public sphere thesis have been recognized by a number of media scholars in recent years. His original thesis of a decline or re-feudalization of the public sphere where politics is played out in front of the public has been modified, under the influence of Bernhard Peters’ work, to incorporate the possibility of action from the periphery of the public sphere influencing, if not exclusively determining, decisi…
Medication Use by Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians After a Pharmaceutical Co-Payment Subsidy
This cohort study examines prescription medication use and out-of-pocket spending among Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians after a governmental program to reduce prescription drug co-payments
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