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A tale of industrial stagnation from Africa
(2010)Many African economies have experienced rather dismal industrial development since the 1980s. The consensus is that African firms lack competitiveness in a world with increasing trade openness. What determines competitiveness? ... -
A Tale of Three Cities : OmegaCAM discovers multiple sequences in the color-magnitude diagram of the Orion Nebula Cluster
(2017-07-27)As part of the Accretion Discs in H$\alpha$ with OmegaCAM (ADHOC) survey, we imaged in r, i and H-alpha a region of 12x8 square degrees around the Orion Nebula Cluster. Thanks to the high-quality photometry obtained, we ... -
Tales from Shakespeare
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Tales from Shakespeare : Creative Collisions
(Cambridge University Press, 2014-06-30)In this new book writer and critic Graham Holderness shows how a classic Shakespeare play can be the source for a modern story, providing a creative 'collision' between the Shakespeare text and contemporary concerns. -
Tales from the Hanging Court
(Hodder Arnold, 2006-01)This volume presents accessible accounts of a selection of the most noteworthy trial accounts published in the Old Bailey Proceedings during the eighteenth century. -
Tales of Brexits Past and Present : Understanding the Choices, Threats and Opportunities in Our Separation From the EU
(Emerald Publishing, 2018-12-11)Brexit, which for some is a rebellion against globalism, European and domestic political orders and the establishment, is equally, for many a desire for a return to a world of certainties; whilst for others it’s an expression ... -
Talk in feminised occupations: exploring male nurses' linguistic behaviour
(2015-12-03)It is widely accepted amongst scholars that gender is socially constructed. Gender identity is not something one has but does, and language is one resource that is crucial when constructing, maintaining and performing one’s ... -
Talk of the Devil : Crime and Satanic Inspiration in Eighteenth-Century England
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Talking about living and dying with the oldest old : public involvement in a study on end of life care in care homes.
(2011)Public involvement in research on sensitive subjects, such as death and dying, can help to ensure that questions are framed to reflect the interests of their peers, develop a shared understanding of issues raised, and ... -
Talking and Making Meaning About Parental Mental Health Problems: the Role of Children's Family Caregivers
(2018-10-12)When parents with severe and enduring mental health problems (MHP) are less able to meet their children’s needs, other family members often help with childcare. Research with children and parents with MHP has pointed to ... -
Talking and making meaning about parental mental health problems: the role of children’s family caregivers
(2023-08-28)When a parent is less able to meet their children's needs due to a severe and enduring mental health problem (MHP), other adult family members often help with childcare. We present a Grounded Theory of how children's family ... -
Talking on a youth challenge
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Talking or keeping silent about parental mental health problems : A grounded theory of parents’ decision-making about whether or not to talk to their children about parental mental health difficulties
(2016-10-04)This Grounded Theory study explored parents’ experiences of responding to their children’s need for understanding parental mental health concerns. Fifteen parents with severe and enduring mental health difficulties ... -
'Talking the talk or walking the walk?' : A bibliometric review of the literature on public involvement in health research published between 1995 and 2009
(2015-02)Objectives: To characterise the literature on public involvement in health research published between 1995 and 2009. Methods: Papers were identified from three systematic reviews, one narrative review and two bibliographies. ... -
Talking Through the Silence: How do Clinical Psychologists who Have Experienced Suicide Bereavement ‘Make Sense’ of Suicide?
(2022-07-29)There is a lack of research concerning therapists’ emotional responses to the suicide of clients and/or friends and family and yet, professionally, therapists commonly manage suicide risk of their clients and need to abide ... -
Talking Through the Silence: How do Clinical Psychologists Who Have Experienced Suicide Bereavement ‘Make Sense’ of Suicide? - A Thematic Analysis
(2020-11-11)Aims: From the perspective of an insider researcher, this study focuses on how clinical psychologists make sense of suicide, specifically when they too hold their own personal or professional experiences of suicide ... -
Talking Union, Learning Union- A case study of woman only trade union education
(University of Hertfordshire, 2002)Situated within the context of overall union decline and efforts by unions to utilise various levers to reverse this situation, this paper argues that women-only trade union activist education can act as a vehicle for ...