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Active Labour Market Programmes and Poverty Dynamics in Ireland
Halpin, Brendan; Hill, John (Combat Poverty Agency, 2008-08) -
Defining the nature of blended learning through its depiction in current research
Smith, Karen; Hill, John (2018-09-18)Blended learning has been a feature of higher education practice and research for almost two decades. This article takes stock of current blended learning research, contributing to the growing number of meta-analyses of ... -
Elections to the European parliament, June 2004 : the 15 established member states
Adshead, M.; Hill, John (2005-09)Among the 15 established member states of the European Union (EU-15), the 2004 elections to the European Parliament (EP) reveal four big stories. First, turnout was the lowest since the first direct EP elections in 1979, ... -
Evaluating deadweight in industrial support to European firms in Thailand
Hill, John (2012-06) -
The Marketisation of Employment Services and the British Work Programme
Hill, John (2013-05)Responding to seemingly intractable levels of long-term unemployment and more recently arising from fiscal austerity, many countries have re-examined their approach to activating the unemployed. This re-examination has ... -
The marketisation of employment services and the British work programme [WP]
Hill, John (University of Hertfordshire, 2013)Responding to seemingly intractable levels of long-term unemployment and more recently arising from fiscal austerity, many countries have re-examined their approach to activating the unemployed. This re-examination has ... -
Visions of blended learning: identifying the challenges and opportunities in shaping institutional approaches to blended learning in higher education
Hill, John; Smith, Karen (2023-02-17)Although higher education has engaged in blended learning since the early 1990s and its benefits are well catalogued, research often focuses on individual programmes and less on how institutions envision and engage with ...