University College Cork (UCC): Social Policy: William Thompson Lecture Series

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William Thompson Lecture Series

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16.10.2006

Silvia Brandi: The Construction of Non-Nationals in the 2004 Irish Citizenship Referendum

23.10.2006

Francis Douglas: Early Years Education and Care in Europe - Perspectives from History

20.11.2006

Eileen Hogan: Popular Music, Place and Identity in Cork City

27.11.2006

Sylda Langford, Office of the Minister for Children, Dublin: Social Policy in the Perspective of Demands and Needs of Children

04.12.2006

Orla O'Donovan - Altering Articulations of Health Activism - Insights from the Alzheimer's Disease Movement

11.12.2006

Cynthia Martin: Community Development and Collaborative Governance : Locked into a 'Stockade'? Is there a Way Out?

08.01.2007

Panel Discussion: Kenneth Burns (moderator). Debby Lynch; Lydia Sapouna; Maria Nyhan (tbc);Alison Leo; Peter Herrmann; Ruth Murray

15.01.2007

Lotti Ryberg-Welander: Managing Welfare Work: The Role of Legislation

Managing Welfare Work: The Role of Legislation (slides)

29.01.2007

Sibel Kalaycioglu: The Welfare State Regime, Social Policy and Social Work in Turkey

12.02.2007

Dorottya Szikra "Building the `Social State´: Productive Social Policy in Hungary between the two world wars

26.02.2007

Harry Nijhuis: Modern governance of Urban Development

12.03.2007

Adalbert Evers: Changing Services - Changing Professions. On the Challenge of Opening Up to Civil Society and the Market

05.03.2007

Damien Courtney: [Demographical Developments – Between Being a Matter for Policy Makers and a Challenge for Social Professions

26.03.2007

Torben Bechmann: Youth work as Social work – A Danish way of qualified socialpedagogy working with young people