John Manley
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 76925 |
|---|---|
| NOME | John Manley |
| PRENOMES | John |
| SOBRENOME | Manley |
| ASSINATURA | MANLEY J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Lancashire |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2548-8033 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 37 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1912 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Social dreaming as a method for exploring the unthought known behind decolonisation in higher education
This paper investigates the use of Social Dreaming (SD) as a method that can contribute to decolonisation efforts through the potential of dream sharing. Decolonisation is desired, yet feared, due to the painful emotions inevitably associated with racism and prejudice. Decolonisation efforts often encounter defences against delving too deeply into the background and essence of colonialism. We explore how SD can contribute to uncovering what is kn…
Understanding the differential effects on employment of a community wealth building programme in England
BACKGROUND: People-centred initiatives to create and retain local wealth, such as Community Wealth Building (CWB), have potential to stimulate regional economic regeneration that addresses economic inequalities by increasing the economic inclusion of more disadvantaged groups. Preston, a relatively deprived city in England, has implemented a CWB programme that has been associated with improvements in local wages and well-being. We estimated the e…
Social infrastructure platforms
Purpose The project – AskingBristol – uses university students to connect third sector organizations with particular “asks” to organizations which might be able to respond with “offers”. The authors describe the task of the experiment as being an attempt to embed students and their universities within the cities that they are based in, but are often not really very connected to. Design/methodology/approach This reflective report on practice descr…
The Preston Model
The 'Preston Model' (PM) has substantially improved the socio-economic outlook of Preston (UK). It is a community wealth-building approach, harnessing local economic power for a more resilient, environmentally sustainable, democratic economy and socially cohesive community, prioritising social value, through private and public sector partnerships. This qualitative research article investigates how people in local 'anchor institutions' (major weal…
Found in Translation? The Effectiveness of Counselling Using an Interpreter, Compared to Counselling with a Same Language Counsellor, in a Non-English Speaking Population
Ecology, psychoanalysis and global warming
This article is part of a series including:Climate change, fragmentation and collective trauma. Bridging the divided stories we live by
British Muslim women
This article explores the challenges facing British Muslim women in the UK today in the face of increased racism. Taking Fanon as an initial inspiration, we ask: how can British Muslim women reconcile a British and Muslim identity when government strategy and widespread prejudice make these two identities irreconcilable? The study uses social dreaming as a method to provide opportunities for uncovering hidden and unconscious emotions and thoughts…
The jewel in the corona
The Coronavirus crisis links to the climate crisis in ways that challenge humankind to demonstrate an unprecedented creativity and adaptability to change. This article discusses, both in content and style, this need for creative change and what that might look like. It asserts that the current discourse, with its linear rationality and logic system will fail in the face of the enormity of such epistemological and ontological disturbance. Using th…
Feeling real and rehearsal for reality
This article discusses psychosocial aspects of a short drama module, drawing on observational research into the adaptation of ‘forum theatre’ by Odd Arts theatre company for people in educational, care and custodial settings. The course facilitated the enactment of life experiences and choices, enhancing self-awareness and reflective capacity. The drama space is considered as ‘third space’, and a transitional space, where participants play with c…
The visual matrix method in a study of death and dying
Psychosocial and Symbolic Dimensions of the Breast Explored through a Visual Matrix
This article explores knowledge about the breast in lived experience, addressing a gap in empirical research on a highly gendered cultural trope and embodied organ. We present findings from a study that used a free-associative psychosocial method—the Visual Matrix—in order to stimulate expressions of tacit aspects of the breast, aiming to generate an understanding of relations between embodied and enculturated experiences. Our data revealed how a…
Such endings that are not over
The paper explores Social Dreaming (SD) as a method for understanding the affective responses to one of the exhibitions that marked the bicentenary of the 1807 Act that abolished the British slave trade, Breaking the Chains: The Fight to End Slavery, at the British Empire and Commonwealth Museum (BECM) in Bristol. It asks whether SD can serve the evolving purposes and mission of museums and their role in society. The theory and practice of SD is …
The visual matrix
The Fate of Labour Socialism
Reviewed by: The Fate of Labour Socialism: The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation and the Dream of a Working-Class Future by James Naylor John Manley James Naylor, The Fate of Labour Socialism: The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation and the Dream of a Working-Class Future (Toronto: University of Toronto Press 2016) The "received" version of the history of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (ccf), James Naylor argues, presents a misleadi…
Objects and Identities
Objects and Identities: Roman Britain and the North-Western Provinces, by Hella Eckardt." Archaeological Journal, 173(2), pp. 363–364
Behavioral archaeology
The Search for the Durotriges
The Search for the Durotriges: Dorset and the West Country in the Late Iron Age. By Martin Papworth." Archaeological Journal, 168(1), pp. 416–417
Imperialism, Power, and Identity
Imperialism, Power, and Identity: Experiencing the Roman Empire. By David Mattingly." Archaeological Journal, 168(1), pp. 420–421
The Future of North America
INTRODUCTIONOn 30 November 2004, the newly re-elected President George W. Bush made his first post-election bilateral visit, arriving in Ottawa for what was also his first official visit as president to his country's largest trading partner. The president's timely visit followed a similar visit to Ottawa a month earlier by Mexican President Vicente Fox.Both visits came soon after the ioth anniversary of the coming into force of the North American…
Bienfait
Journal Article Bienfait: The Saskatchewan Miners' Struggle of ‘31 Get access Bienfait: The Saskatchewan Miners' Struggle of ‘31. By Endicott Stephen Lyon. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2002. xi + 180 pp. Illustrations, tables, appendixes, notes, bibliography, index. $60.00, £40.00, cloth; $21.95, £14.00, paper.) John Manley John Manley University of Central Lancashire Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scho…
Red feminism
Audacity, Audacity, Still More Audacity
In 1932, when Communist of Canada (CPC) general secretary Buck, six other CPC leaders and one unfortunate rank-and-filer began lengthy sentences in Kingston penitentiary, the seemed to have reached its nadir. In fact, martyrdom proved to be a springboard for sustained political revival and was a particular boon to Buck, helping him consolidate a stirring performance in the dock at the trial a few months earlier. Until then, he had been considered…
Hillforts, monumentality and place
This article results from a series of visits by the authors to the 44 hillforts of south-east England. Our aim was to re-contextualize these hillforts in their landscapes. Analysis of the pottery assemblages and radiometric dates allows a three-phase chronological division of these hillforts. Assessment of the topographic positions and excavated evidence indicates that the enclosures may have functioned in distinctly different ways in each of the…
Therapeutic commitment and role security in work with men with violence‐related problems
This study investigated whether therapists' therapeutic commitment and role security could be important therapist factors in therapy with those client groups that are perceived as being difficult to work with. Therapeutic commitment represents how committed therapists were to such work and role security measures to how secure they felt in their role. This study explored whether these factors could potentially explain some of the individual variat…
'Starve, Be Damned!' Communists and Canada's Urban Unemployed, 1929-39
Hillforts, monumentality and place
This article results from a series of visits by the authors to the 44 hillforts of south-east England. Our aim was to re-contextualize these hillforts in their landscapes. Analysis of the pottery assemblages and radiometric dates allows a three-phase chronological division of these hillforts. Assessment of the topographic positions and excavated evidence indicates that the enclosures may have functioned in distinctly different ways in each of the…
Communists and Auto Workers
DURING THE 1920S AND early 1930s the struggle for industrial unionism in the Canadian auto industry was predominantly organized and led by Communist Party members. They, however, had little success with workers whose enjoyment of unusually high industrial wages was tempered by the knowledge that they themselves were almost as replaceable and interchangeable as the parts they assembled. An upswing of industrial militancy in the 1928-9 boom suggest…
Psychosocial and Symbolic Dimensions of the Breast Explored through a Visual Matrix
This article explores knowledge about the breast in lived experience, addressing a gap in empirical research on a highly gendered cultural trope and embodied organ. We present findings from a study that used a free-associative psychosocial method—the Visual Matrix—in order to stimulate expressions of tacit aspects of the breast, aiming to generate an understanding of relations between embodied and enculturated experiences. Our data revealed how a…
Preaching the Red Stuff
During the early 1920s the Communist Party of Canada (CPC) established a significant presence in industrial Cape Breton, based on support from the militant minority of the district's unusually combative coal mining union, UMWA District 26, and its charismatic Secretary-Treasurer James Bryson McLachlan. The latter's early recruitment was centrally important in forging what would become enduring political links with rank-and-file militants; it was …
The Preston Model
The 'Preston Model' (PM) has substantially improved the socio-economic outlook of Preston (UK). It is a community wealth-building approach, harnessing local economic power for a more resilient, environmentally sustainable, democratic economy and socially cohesive community, prioritising social value, through private and public sector partnerships. This qualitative research article investigates how people in local 'anchor institutions' (major weal…
The jewel in the corona
The Coronavirus crisis links to the climate crisis in ways that challenge humankind to demonstrate an unprecedented creativity and adaptability to change. This article discusses, both in content and style, this need for creative change and what that might look like. It asserts that the current discourse, with its linear rationality and logic system will fail in the face of the enormity of such epistemological and ontological disturbance. Using th…
The visual matrix
Behavioral archaeology
Audacity, Audacity, Still More Audacity
In 1932, when Communist of Canada (CPC) general secretary Buck, six other CPC leaders and one unfortunate rank-and-filer began lengthy sentences in Kingston penitentiary, the seemed to have reached its nadir. In fact, martyrdom proved to be a springboard for sustained political revival and was a particular boon to Buck, helping him consolidate a stirring performance in the dock at the trial a few months earlier. Until then, he had been considered…
Does the International Labour Movement Need Salvaging? Communism, Labourism, and the Canadian Trade Unions, 1921-1928
Until Communist Party of Canada (CPC) turned to tactic of Class Against Class in 1928-29, it confined its trade-union work almost wholly to boring from within international craft unions of American Federation of Labor/Trades and Labour Congress of Canada. Although the party played a dominant part in very limited industrial conflict of 1920s, its attempt to transform international unions into organs of class struggle was wholly unsuccessful, in pa…
VI.— A Mural Glass Mosaic from the Imperial Roman Villa near Naples
The mosaic was fixed in a small niche in a wall of the buildings of the Imperial Villa on Posilipo, near Naples. One part of the site, now submerged beneath the sea in consequence of a post-Roman land movement, has already been described, but later surveys of the very extensive antiquities and ruins on the hill above still await publication. Among other discoveries, we have been able to find evidence that this fine property, stated to have been l…
Description of a Bronze Flat Celt in the Newbury Museum
Antropología política e indigenismo
AbbVie
Rhuddlan and coastal evolution
Al Fustat
Journal Article Al Fustat: its foundation and early urban development Get access Al Fustat: its foundation and early urban development, by Wladyslaw Kubiak. University of Warsaw, 1982. 224 pp. JOHN MANLEY JOHN MANLEY Department of Social Anthropology, University of Manchester Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 85, Issue 341, October 1986, Pages 626–628, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjo…
Communists and Auto Workers
DURING THE 1920S AND early 1930s the struggle for industrial unionism in the Canadian auto industry was predominantly organized and led by Communist Party members. They, however, had little success with workers whose enjoyment of unusually high industrial wages was tempered by the knowledge that they themselves were almost as replaceable and interchangeable as the parts they assembled. An upswing of industrial militancy in the 1928-9 boom suggest…
A Late Bronze Age landscape on the Denbigh Moors, northeast Wales
The identification by excavation of a small shepherd's hut within an enclosure at Graig Fechan and its radiocarbon dating suggests parallels with Dartmoor and the Peak District, when a few centuries of milder climate seem to have favoured upland farming
The Sad March to the Right
The resignation of J.B. McLachlan from the Communist Party of Canada in 1936 is one of the more controversial episodes in the biography of a well-known Canadian labour radical. He was one of the few party leaders to enjoy wide recognition and popular support. His resignation was a difficult personal decision as well as a significant episode in the history of the party. In previous accounts his resignation has been presented alternately as a repud…
Preaching the Red Stuff
During the early 1920s the Communist Party of Canada (CPC) established a significant presence in industrial Cape Breton, based on support from the militant minority of the district's unusually combative coal mining union, UMWA District 26, and its charismatic Secretary-Treasurer James Bryson McLachlan. The latter's early recruitment was centrally important in forging what would become enduring political links with rank-and-file militants; it was …
Excavations at Caergwrle Castle, Clwyd, North Wales
THE REMAINS of Caergwrle castle in E. Clwyd stand on a hill dominating the modern village of Caergwrle, which lies immediately to the N. (Fig. 1). The castle is situated about half-way between Mold and Wrexham in NE. Clwyd at SJ.306572 (Fig. 2; Pl. VIIl). The castle is very much a border fortification; it stands at an altitude of 135 m OD just to the E. of Hope Mountain. Any defender on the wail-walk of the castle's E. curtain enjoyed extensive v…
The Mill
DURINGTHE LAST DECADE students of Canadian labour history have benefited from a proliferation of working-class memoirs and oral biographies. In the main, this genre has been concerned with worker activists whose political commitments have featured at least as prominently as their working lives. ' Alfred Edwards' The Mill' is written from the perspective of a left-leaning but politically unaligned rank-andfile worker. Its focus is the workplace an…
'Starve, Be Damned!' Communists and Canada's Urban Unemployed, 1929-39
Does the International Labour Movement Need Salvaging? Communism, Labourism, and the Canadian Trade Unions, 1921-1928
Until Communist Party of Canada (CPC) turned to tactic of Class Against Class in 1928-29, it confined its trade-union work almost wholly to boring from within international craft unions of American Federation of Labor/Trades and Labour Congress of Canada. Although the party played a dominant part in very limited industrial conflict of 1920s, its attempt to transform international unions into organs of class struggle was wholly unsuccessful, in pa…
Therapeutic commitment and role security in work with men with violence‐related problems
This study investigated whether therapists' therapeutic commitment and role security could be important therapist factors in therapy with those client groups that are perceived as being difficult to work with. Therapeutic commitment represents how committed therapists were to such work and role security measures to how secure they felt in their role. This study explored whether these factors could potentially explain some of the individual variat…
Hillforts, monumentality and place
This article results from a series of visits by the authors to the 44 hillforts of south-east England. Our aim was to re-contextualize these hillforts in their landscapes. Analysis of the pottery assemblages and radiometric dates allows a three-phase chronological division of these hillforts. Assessment of the topographic positions and excavated evidence indicates that the enclosures may have functioned in distinctly different ways in each of the…
Audacity, Audacity, Still More Audacity
In 1932, when Communist of Canada (CPC) general secretary Buck, six other CPC leaders and one unfortunate rank-and-filer began lengthy sentences in Kingston penitentiary, the seemed to have reached its nadir. In fact, martyrdom proved to be a springboard for sustained political revival and was a particular boon to Buck, helping him consolidate a stirring performance in the dock at the trial a few months earlier. Until then, he had been considered…
Red feminism
Bienfait
Journal Article Bienfait: The Saskatchewan Miners' Struggle of ‘31 Get access Bienfait: The Saskatchewan Miners' Struggle of ‘31. By Endicott Stephen Lyon. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2002. xi + 180 pp. Illustrations, tables, appendixes, notes, bibliography, index. $60.00, £40.00, cloth; $21.95, £14.00, paper.) John Manley John Manley University of Central Lancashire Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scho…
The Future of North America
INTRODUCTIONOn 30 November 2004, the newly re-elected President George W. Bush made his first post-election bilateral visit, arriving in Ottawa for what was also his first official visit as president to his country's largest trading partner. The president's timely visit followed a similar visit to Ottawa a month earlier by Mexican President Vicente Fox.Both visits came soon after the ioth anniversary of the coming into force of the North American…
The Search for the Durotriges
The Search for the Durotriges: Dorset and the West Country in the Late Iron Age. By Martin Papworth." Archaeological Journal, 168(1), pp. 416–417
Imperialism, Power, and Identity
Imperialism, Power, and Identity: Experiencing the Roman Empire. By David Mattingly." Archaeological Journal, 168(1), pp. 420–421
Behavioral archaeology
Objects and Identities
Objects and Identities: Roman Britain and the North-Western Provinces, by Hella Eckardt." Archaeological Journal, 173(2), pp. 363–364
The visual matrix
The Fate of Labour Socialism
Reviewed by: The Fate of Labour Socialism: The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation and the Dream of a Working-Class Future by James Naylor John Manley James Naylor, The Fate of Labour Socialism: The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation and the Dream of a Working-Class Future (Toronto: University of Toronto Press 2016) The "received" version of the history of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (ccf), James Naylor argues, presents a misleadi…
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