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Allnock, Debra, Radford, Lorraine, Bunting, Lisa, Price, Avril, Morgan-Klein, Natalie, Ellis, Jane and Stafford, Anne (2012) In demand: therapeutic services for children and young people who have experienced sexual abuse. Child Abuse Review , 21 (5). pp. 318-334. ISSN 1099-0852
Appleton , Jane V. and Stanley , Nicky (2008) Editorial: Safeguarding Children - Everyone's Responsibility. Child Abuse Review , 17 (1). pp. 1-5. ISSN Online ISSN: 1099-0852
Atherton, Martin (2011) Deserving of charity or deserving of better? The continuing legacy of the 1834 Poor Law Amendment Act for Britain's Deaf population. Review of Disability Studies, 7 (3+4). pp. 18-25. ISSN 1553-3697
Balen, Rachel, Cox, Pat and Preston-Shoot, Michael (1997) Editorial - 'Child Protection'. Social Work Education: The International Journal, 16 (2). pp. 3-5. ISSN 0261-5479
Batsleer, Janet, Chantler, Khatidja and Burman, Erica (2003) Responses of health and social care staff to South Asian women who attempt suicide and/or self-harm. Journal of Social Work Practice, 17 (1). pp. 103-114. ISSN 0265-0533
Bell , Jo, Stanley , Nicky , Mallon , Sharon and Manthorpe , Jill (2012) Life Will Never be The Same Again: Examining Grief in Survivors Bereaved by Young Suicide. Illness, Crisis and Loss , 20 (1). pp. 49-68. ISSN 1054-1373
Bell, Jo and Stanley, Nicky (2006) Learning about Domestic Violence: Young People's Responses to a Healthy Relationships Programme. Sex Education: sexuality, society and learning, 6 (3). pp. 237-250. ISSN 1468-1811
Bell, Jo, Stanley, Nicky, Mallon, Sharon and Manthorpe Pridmore, Jill (2015) Insights into the Processes of Suicide Contagion: Narratives from Young People Bereaved by Suicide. Sucidology Online, 6 (1). pp. 43-52. ISSN 2078-5488
Berry, Vashti Louise (2009) Ethical Considerations in Conducting Family Violence Research. Research Ethics, 5 (3). pp. 91-100. ISSN 1747-0161
Bhimji, Fazila (2009) Contesting/Negotiating Power and Domination on the US -- Mexico Border: Mexican and Central American Migrants in El Paso. Cultural Dynamics, 21 (2). pp. 107-132. ISSN 0921-3740
Bhimji, Fazila (2010) Undocumented Immigrant Day Laborers Coping with the Economic Meltdown in Los Angeles. Cultural Dynamics, 22 (3). pp. 157-178. ISSN 0921-3740
Bilson, Andy and Westwood, Joanne Louise (2013) Doing Social Work in Resource Constrained Settings: A Review of the Literature on Social Work with Children Without Parental Care. TBC, - (-).
Bilson, Andy, Cant, R, Harries, M and Thorpe, D.H. (2013) A Longitudinal Study of Children Reported to the Child Protection Department in Western Australia. The British Journal of Social Work . ISSN 0045-3102
Bilson, Andy, Price, Joanna and Stanley, Nicky (2010) Developing Employment Opportunities for Care Leavers. Children & Society, 25 (5). pp. 382-393. ISSN 09510605
Bola, Manjit (1995) Questions of Legitimacy? The Fit between Researcher and Researched. Feminism & Psychology, 5 (2). pp. 290-293. ISSN 0959-3535
Burke, Beverley and Wainwright, John Peter (1996) Constructing a portfolio: Issues from the training of black practice teachers. Social Work Education, 15 (2). pp. 90-108. ISSN 0261-5479
Burman , Erica and Chantler, Khatidja (2004) 'There's "no place" like home: emotional geographies of researching 'race' and refuge provision in Britain. Gender, Place and Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography, 11 (3). pp. 375-397. ISSN 0966-369X
Burman, Erica , Chantler, Khatidja and Batsleer, Janet (2002) Service responses to South Asian women who attempt suicide or self-harm: challenges for service commissioning and delivery. Critical Social Policy, 22 (4). pp. 641-668. ISSN 0261-0183
Burman, Erica and Chantler, Khatidja (2003) Across and Between: Reflections on Researching `Race', Gender and Mental Health. Feminism & Psychology, 13 (3). pp. 302-309. ISSN 09593535
Burman, Erica and Chantler, Khatidja (2005) Domestic violence and minoritisation: Legal and policy barriers facing minoritized women leaving violent relationships. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 28 (1). pp. 59-74. ISSN 01602527
Burman, Erica, Smailes, Sophie L. and Chantler, Khatidja (2004) 'Culture' as a Barrier to Service Provision and Delivery: Domestic Violence Services for Minoritized Women. Critical Social Policy, 24 (3). pp. 332-357. ISSN 0261-0183
Celik, Candan, Tandacgunes, Nilnur and Jular, Jan Sanem (2010) Turkish Baths: Meaning Reconstructed and Refilled by Modern and Postmodern Consumption. International Journal of Management Cases, - (-). pp. 651-659. ISSN 1741-6264
Chantler, Khatidja (2007) Border Crossings: Nationhood, Gender, Culture and Violence. International Journal of Critical Psychology , 20 . pp. 138-166.
Chantler, Khatidja (2004) English and 'Community Languages' in Early Years Establishments. International Journal for Equity and Innovation in Early Childhood , 2 (1). pp. 2-18. ISSN 1448-6318
Chantler, Khatidja (2005) From disconnection to connection: 'Race', gender and the politics of therapy. British Journal of Guidance & Counselling, 33 (2). pp. 239-256. ISSN 0306-9885
Chantler, Khatidja (2012) Gender, Asylum Seekers and Mental Distress: Challenges for Mental Health Social Work. British Journal of Social Work, 42 (2). pp. 318-334. ISSN 0045-3102
Chantler, Khatidja (2002) The Invisibility of Black Women in Mental Health Services. The Mental Health Review , 7 (1). pp. 22-24. ISSN 1361-9322
Chantler, Khatidja (2012) Recognition of and Intervention in Forced Marriage as a Form of Violence and Abuse. Trauma, Violence, & Abuse, 13 (3). pp. 176-183. ISSN 1524-8380
Chantler, Khatidja (2002) Self harm and culture. Community Care . p. 40.
Chantler, Khatidja (2003) South Asian women: Exploring systemic service inequalities around attempted suicide and self-harm. European Journal of Social Work, 6 (1). pp. 33-48. ISSN 1369-1457
Chantler, Khatidja (2013) What's love got to do with marriage? Families, Relationships and Societies . ISSN 2046-7435
Chantler, Khatidja (2006) independence, dependency and interdependence: struggles and resistances of minoritized women within and on leaving violent relationships. Feminist Review, 82 (1). pp. 27-49. ISSN 0141-7789
Chantler, Khatidja and Smailes, Sophie (2004) Working with differences: Issues for research and counselling practice. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research, 4 (2). pp. 34-39. ISSN 1473-3145
Chantler, Khatidja, Burman, Erica and Batsleer, J (2002) Inside you're almost dead. Mental Health Today , 21 (4). ---. ISSN 1474-5186
Chantler, Khatidja, Gangoli, Geetanjali and Hester, Marianne (2009) Forced marriage in the UK: Religious, cultural, economic or state violence? Critical Social Policy, 29 (4). pp. 587-612. ISSN 0261-0183
Chew-Graham, Carolyn, Bashir, Col, Chantler, Khatidja, Burman, Erica and Batsleer, Janet (2002) South Asian women, psychological distress and self-harm: lessons for primary care trusts. Health and Social Care in the Community, 10 (5). pp. 339-347. ISSN 0966-0410
Corby, Brian and Cox, Pat (2000) Using child abuse inquiries in child protection education and training. Social Work Education, 19 (3). pp. 219-230. ISSN 0261-5479
Cox, Pat (2014) Migration and Learning: Some Considerations in Learning Processes in Social Work Education for Work with Young Refugees and Asylum-Seekers. Special Issue of Diaspora, Indigenous and Minority Education: An International Journal . ISSN 1559-5692 (Submitted)
Cox, Pat (2012) Migration and learning: some considerations in learning processess in social work education for work with young refugees and asylum seekers. Diaspora, Indigenous and Minority Education . ISSN 1559-5692 (Print) 1559-5706 (Online)
Craig, Gary and Stanley, Nicky (2006) Visibility, Immobility and Stigma: Young People's Use of Sexual Health Services in Rural Areas. Children and Society, 20 (3). pp. 171-182. ISSN 1099-0860
Cresswell, Mark and Spandler, Helen (2009) Psychopolitics: Peter Sedgwick's legacy for mental health movements. Social Theory & Health, 7 . pp. 129-147. ISSN 1477-8211
Cunningham, Stephen (2001) The Civil Service and the Regulation of Child Labour in Twentieth Century Britain. Brood & Rozen: Tijdschrift voor de Geschiedenis van Sociale Bewegingen, 2001 (4). pp. 53-75. ISSN 1370-7477
Cunningham, Stephen (2002) Reform or Recalcitrance? The Home Office and the Regulation of Child Labour, 1939-1951. Historical Studies in Industrial Relations, 13 (4). pp. 1-35. ISSN 1362-1572
Foord, Mark (1997) How to Help Rough Sleepers. Housing Review .
Foord, Mark (1997) Review article - the Joseph Rowntree Lifetime Home Programme', in Housing, May. Housing .
Foord, Mark (1997) 'Review of Arblaster et.al. - Asking the impossible? Inter agency working to address housing, health and social care needs of people in ordinary housing'. Health and Social Care in the Community, 5 (5).
Foord, Mark (2002) 'Review of Fitzgerald – Young Homeless People'. Social Policy and Administration, 36 (7). pp. 816-818.
Foord, Mark (2010) Review of Fitzpatrick, Quilgers and Pleace (eds), homelessness in the UK: problems and solutions. Journal of Social Policy, 40 (1). pp. 208-210. ISSN 0047-2794
Foord, Mark (1997) Review of Harris et.al. (Eds) - Purchasing Services for people with learning disabilities, challenging behaviour and mental health needs. Health and Social Care in the Community, 5 (6). ISSN 0966-0410
Foord, Mark and Drummond, Mary (2009) Review of Ravenhil, Cultures of Homelessness. Housing Studies Online ISSN 1466-1810, 24 (4). pp. 556-558. ISSN 0267-3037
Fountain, Jane, Howes, S., Marsden, J., Taylor, C. and Strang, J. (2003) Drug and alcohol use and the link with homelessness: results from a survey of homeless people in London. Addiction Research and Theory, 11 (4). pp. 245-256. ISSN 1476-7392
Gangoli, Geetanjali and Chantler, Khatidja (2009) Protecting Victims of Forced Marriage: Is Age a Protective Factor? Feminist Legal Studies, 17 (3). pp. 267-288. ISSN 0966-3622
Gangoli, Geetanjali and McCarry, Melanie (2008) Criminalising forced marriage: Debates in the UK. Criminal Justice Matters, 74 (1). pp. 44-46. ISSN 0962-7251
Gangoli, Geetanjali, McCarry, Melanie and Razak, Amina (2009) Child Marriage or Forced Marriage? South Asian Communities in North East England. Children & Society, 23 (6). pp. 418-429. ISSN 09510605
Gethin-jones, Stephen (2014) Familial perceptions of the impact of outcome-focused homecare with older people experiencing dementia and living alone. Working with Older People , 18 (2). pp. 16-24. ISSN 1366-3666
Gilbert , Ruth, Kemp, Alison, Thoburn, June, Sidebotham, Peter, Radford, Lorraine, Glaser, Dayna and Macmillan, Harriet (2008) Recognising and responding to child maltreatment. The Lancet, 373 (9658). pp. 167-180. ISSN 0140-6736
Gough , David and Stanley , Nicky (2004) Editorial: Inquiry, Nurse Communication Sexual Abuse and Addiction and Child Athletes. Child Abuse Review , 13 (3). pp. 173-175. ISSN 1099-0852
Gritt, Andrew Jonathan (2013) Marriage, family and property accumulation during the agricultural revolution: a case study of a Lancashire parish. The Local Historian, 43 (2). ISSN 0024-5585
Harvey, Jean, Horne, John and Safai, Parissa (2009) Alterglobalization, Global Social Movements, and the Possibility of Political Transformation Through Sport. Sociology of Sport Journal, 26 (3). pp. 383-403. ISSN 0741-1235
Heslop, P, Williams, V and Spandler, Helen (2009) Personalisation in mental health: A review of the evidence. Mind .
Hester, Marianne and Radford, Lorraine (1992) Domestic Violence And Access Arrangements For Children in Denmark & Britain. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law , 14 (1). pp. 57-70. ISSN 0964-9069
Hester, Marianne, Donovan, C and McCarry, Melanie (2007) When Things Go Wrong: Comparing domestic abuse in same sex & heterosexual relationships. PS: Research from the School for Policy Studies . pp. 6-7.
Hirst, G and Cox, Pat (1994) Experience of Oppression on Practice Placements. Probation Journal, 41 (2). pp. 102-105. ISSN 0264-5505
Howarth, Sharon, Morris, David, Newlin, Meredith and Webber, Martin (2014) Health and social care interventions which promote social participation for adults with learning disabilities: a review. British Journal of Learning Disabilities . n/a-n/a. ISSN 13544187
Hunter, Cheryl, Chantler, Khatidja, Kapur, Navneet and Cooper, Jayne (2013) Service user perspectives on psychosocial assessment following self-harm and its impact on further help-seeking: A qualitative study. Journal of Affective Disorders, 145 (3). pp. 315-323. ISSN 01650327
Hussein, Shereen, Austerberry, Helen, Bilson, Andy, Farrelly, Nicola Jane, Larkins, Cath, Manthorpe, Jill, Ridley, Julie and Stanley, Nicky (2013) Independent Children's Social Work Practice Pilots: Evaluating Practitioners' Job Control and Burnout. Research on Social Work Practice . ISSN 1049-7315
Kay, Joyce and Vamplew, Wray (2010) Beyond altruism: British football and charity, 1877–1914. Soccer & Society, 11 (3). pp. 181-197. ISSN 1466-0970
Lund, B and Foord, Mark (1997) Joint Planning for Housing and Community Care. Social Care Findings 92 . ISSN 0958-3815
Mallon, Sharon and Stanley, Nicky (2015) Creation of a Death by Suicide: How do bereaved young adults come to understand the death of a friend as suicide? Crisis: The Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention, 1 (1). pp. 1-6. ISSN 0227-5910 (Print); 2151-2396 (Online)
Manthorpe, Jill, Stanley , Nicky and Caan, Woody (2002) Managers' and Practitioners' Experiences of Depression: A unifying phenomenon? Journal of Integrated Care , 10 (4). pp. 27-30. ISSN 1476-9018
McCarry, Melanie (2010) Becoming a "Proper Man": Young People's Attitudes about Interpersonal Violence and Perceptions of Gender. Gender and Education, 22 (1). pp. 17-30. ISSN 0954-0253
McCarry, Melanie (2005) Ineffective Interventions: Domestic Abuse, Young People and Gender. Working with Young Men, 4 (3). pp. 15-19.
McCarry, Melanie (2007) Ineffective Interventions?: Domestic Abuse and Young People'. ICHA: Independent Children's Homes Associations Newsletter (5). p. 5.
McCarry, Melanie (2009) Justifications and Contradictions: Understanding Young People's Views of Domestic Abuse. Men and Masculinities, 11 (3). pp. 325-345. ISSN 1097-184X
McCarry, Melanie (2007) Masculinity Studies and Male Violence: Critique or Collusion? Women's Studies International Forum, 30 (5). pp. 404-415. ISSN 0277-5395
McCarry, Melanie (2007) Surviving Domestic Violence: Gender, Poverty and Agency: A review. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law, 29 (3-4). pp. 332-335. ISSN 0964-9069
McCarry, Melanie (2012) Who benefits? A critical reflection of children and young people's participation in sensitive research. International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 15 (1). pp. 55-68. ISSN 1364-5579
McCarry, Melanie and Gangoli , Geetanjali (2008) Forced Marriage: A dangerous lack of awareness. PS: Research from the School for Policy Studies . pp. 6-7.
McCarry, Melanie and Sharpe, Sue (2005) From Fear to Respect: Young People's Views on Violence (book review of). Safe: The Domestic Abuse Quarterly, 14 . p. 14. ISSN 1476-2455
McCarry, Melanie, Hester, Marianne and Donovan, Catherine (2008) Researching Same Sex Domestic Violence: Constructing a Survey Methodology. Sociological Research Online, 13 (1). ISSN 1360-7804
Mcallister, Annemarie (2012) Picturing the Demon Drink: How Children were Shown Temperance Principles in the Band of Hope. Visual Resources, 28 (4). 309-323 . ISSN 0197-3762
Mckeown, M , Anderson, J, Bennett, Anthony Joseph William and Clayton, P (2003) Gender Politics and Secure Services For Women: Reflections on a study of staff understandings of challenging behaviour. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 10 (5). pp. 585-591. ISSN 1351-0126
Miles, Glenn and Thomas, Nigel Patrick (2007) "Don't grind an egg against a stone" - Children's Rights and Violence in Cambodian History and Culture. Child Abuse Review, 16 (6). pp. 383-400. ISSN 0952-9136
Newbigging, Karen and Mckeown, Mick (2007) Mental health advocacy with black and minority ethnic communities: conceptual and ethical implications. Current Opinion in Psychiatry, 20 (6). pp. 588-593. ISSN 0951-7367
O-brien, Martin Anthony and Penna, Sue (2008) Social Exclusion in Europe: Some conceptual issues. The International Journal of Social Welfare, 17 (1). pp. 84-92. ISSN 1369-6866
Pilgrim, David (2011) The child abuse crisis in the Catholic church: international, national and personal policy aspects. Policy and Politics, 39 (3). pp. 309-324. ISSN ISSN 0305 5736. Online ISSN: 1470-8442
Pogge, Thomas W (2011) Allowing the Poor to Share the Earth. Journal of Moral Philosophy, 8 (3). pp. 335-352. ISSN 1740-4681
Radford, Lorraine (2014) Domestic Violence. Oxford Bibliographies in Childhood Studies .
Radford, Lorraine (1994) Domestic Violence, Child Contact and Mediation. Rights of Women Bulletin . pp. 7-11.
Radford, Lorraine (1996) Social Work and Domestic Violence. Domestic Violence and Social Care .
Radford, Lorraine (2007) Working together to safeguard children and young people from domestic violence. Safe, 23 . pp. 22-25. ISSN 1476-2455
Radford, Lorraine (2008) The paediatrician's role in safeguarding children and young people exposed to domestic violence. Paediatrics and Child Health, 18 (12). pp. 535-541. ISSN 1751-7222
Radford, Lorraine and Cappel, C (2002) The Way Forward Project: The Church's Role In The Prevention of Domestic Violence. Magnet (58). pp. 32-33.
Radford, Lorraine and Cappel, Cecilia (2000) Breaking the silence – What are the facts? (feature on domestic violence and Methodist Church). Flame: The Methodist Magazine , 5 .
Radford, Lorraine and Cappel, Cecilia (2002) Domestic Violence and the Methodist Church. Pilgrim Post (69). p. 9.
Radford, Lorraine and Cappel, Cecilia (2000) Domestic Violence and the Methodist Church. Methodist Recorder .
Radford, Lorraine and Cappel, Cecilia (2000) The Way Forward Project: The Church's Role In The Prevention of Domestic Violence. Journal of Southlands Methodist Centre .
Radford, Lorraine and Gill , Aisha (2006) Losing the plot? Researching community safety partnership work against domestic violence. The Howard Journal, 45 (4). pp. 369-387. ISSN 0265-5527
Radford, Lorraine and Hester, Marianne (1995) Safety Matters! Domestic Violence and Child Contact - Towards An Inter-Disciplinary Response. Representing Children , 8 (4). pp. 49-60. ISSN 1359-463x
Radford, Lorraine and Tsutsumi, Kaname (2003) Domestic Violence: Prevalence and Trends in England and Wales and Japan. Kyushu International University Law Journal, 9 (3). pp. 246-262. ISSN 1341-061X
Radford, Lorraine and Tsutsumi, Kaname (2004) Globalisation and violence against women – inequalities in risks, responsibilities and blame in the UK and Japan. Women's Studies International Forum , 27 (1). pp. 1-12. ISSN 0277-5395
Radford, Lorraine, Corral , Susana, Bradley , Christine and Fisher , Helen (2013) The prevalence and impact of child maltreatment and other types of victimization in the UK: Findings from a population survey of caregivers, children and young people and young adults. Child Abuse and Neglect , 37 (10). pp. 801-813. ISSN 0145-2134
Radford, Lorraine, Corral, S, Bradley, C and Fisher, H (2014) La victimisation, la polyvictimisation et la délinquance chez les enfants et les jeunes adultes au Royaume-Uni. Revue Criminologie, 47 (1). pp. 59-83.
Radford, Lorraine, Hester, Marianne, Humphries, Julie and Woodfield, Kandy-Sue (1997) For the sake of the children - the law, domestic violence and child contact in England. Women's Studies International Forum , 20 (4). pp. 471-482. ISSN 0277-5395
Radford, Lorraine, Hester, Marianne, Woodfield, K and Humphries, J (1995) Child Contact And Domestic Violence. The Magistrate, 51 (9). pp. 210-222.
Radford, Lorraine, Itzin, C, Mann, C and Mayne, L (2005) Domestic violence and health – the way forward. Safe, 14 . pp. 20-21.
Richardson-foster, Helen, Stanley , Nicky , Miller , Pam and Thomson , Gill (2012) Police intervention in domestic violence incidents where children are present: police and children's perspectives. Policing and Society , 22 (2). pp. 220-234. ISSN 1043-9463 (Print), 1477-2728 (Online)
Ridley, Julie and Wainwright, John Peter (2013) Themes, Issues and Practice Dilemmas in Ethnically Matched Adoption Placements. The International Journal of Diverse Identities, 12 (2). pp. 25-36.
Ridley, Julie, Larkins, Cath, Farrelly, Nicola , Austerberry, H, Bilson, Andrew, Hussein, S, Manthorpe, J and Stanley, Nicky (2013) Investing in the relationship: reflections on changes in practitioners' relationships with looked-after children and care leavers in Social Work Practices. Child and Family Social Work .
Roy, Alastair Neil (2012) The Life Narrative of a Mixed-Race Man in Recovery from Addiction: A Case-Based Psychosocial Approach to Researching Drugs, 'Race' and Ethnicity. Journal of Social Work Practice, - (-). pp. 1-18. ISSN 0265-0533
Roy, Alastair, Fountain, Jane and Anitha, Sundari (2008) The social and institutional context of throughcare and aftercare services for prison drug service clients, with a focus on Black and minority ethnic prisoners. Drugs and Alcohol Today, 8 (4). pp. 14-25. ISSN 2042-8359
Saini, Pooja, Chantler, Khatidja and Kapur, Navneet (2015) General practitioners' perspectives on primary care consultations for suicidal patients. Journal of Health and Social Care in the Community . pp. 1-10.
Saini, Pooja, While, David, Chantler, Khatidja, Windfuhr, Kirsten and Kapur, Navneet (2014) Assessment and Management of Suicide Risk in Primary Care. Crisis: The Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention, 1 (-1). pp. 1-11. ISSN 0227-5910
Sanders, Robert, Jackson, Sonia and Thomas, Nigel Patrick (1997) Degrees of involvement: the interaction of focus and commitment in Area Child Protection Committees. The British Journal of Social Work, 27 (6). pp. 871-892. ISSN Online:1468-263X, Print: 0045-3102
Sanders, Robert, Jackson, Sonia and Thomas, Nigel Patrick (1998) Policy priorities in child protection: perception of risk and agency strategy. Policy Studies, 18 (2). pp. 139-158. ISSN 0144-2872
Sanders, Robert, Jackson, Sonia and Thomas, Nigel Patrick (1996) The balance of prevention, investigation and treatment in the management of child protection services. Child Abuse & Neglect, 20 (10). pp. 899-906. ISSN 0145-2134
Schroeder, Doris (2011) Does the Pharmaceutical Sector Have a Coresponsibility for the Human Right to Health? Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 20 (02). pp. 298-308. ISSN 0963-1801
Spandler, Helen (2004) Friend or Foe: Towards a Critical Assessment of Direct Payments. Critical Social Policy, 24 (2). pp. 187-209. ISSN 02610183
Spandler, Helen (2007) From Social Exclusion to Inclusion? A Critique of the Inclusion Imperative in Mental Health. Medical sociology on-line, 2 (2). pp. 3-16.
Spandler, Helen (2007) Individualised funding, social inclusion and the politics of mental health. Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy, 7 (1). pp. 18-27. ISSN 1471-7646
Spandler, Helen and Calton, Tim (2009) Minimal-medication approaches to treating schizophrenia. Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 15 . pp. 209-217. ISSN 1355-5146
Spandler, Helen and Poursanidou, Konstantina (2012) Suicide Judgment: a victory for Human Rights? Asylum, 19 (2). pp. 29-31.
Spandler, Helen, Roy, Alastair Neil and Mckeown, Michael (2014) Using football metaphor to engage men in mental health services. Journal of Social Work Practice, 28 (2). pp. 229-245.
Stanley , Nicky (1997) Domestic Violence and Child Abuse: Developing Social Work Practice. Child and Family Social Work , 2 (3). pp. 135-145. ISSN 1365-2206
Stanley , Nicky (2004) Editorial: A Year On from the Climbie Inquiry. Child Abuse Review , 13 (2). pp. 75-79. ISSN 1099-0852
Stanley , Nicky (2007) Editorial: Exploring the Relationship between Children's and Adults' Needs. Child Abuse Review, 16 (5). pp. 279-282. ISSN 1099-0852
Stanley , Nicky and Gough , David (2007) Editorial: A New Image for Child Abuse Review. Child Abuse Review , 16 (1). pp. 1-4. ISSN 1099-0852
Stanley , Nicky and Gough , David (2004) Editorial: Child Protection: Achieving Attitudinal and Behavioural Change. Child Abuse Review , 13 (5). pp. 289-291. ISSN 1099-0852
Stanley , Nicky , Graham-kevan, Nicola and Borthwick , Rachel (2012) Fathers and Domestic Violence - building motivation for change through perpetrator programmes. Child Abuse Review , 21 (4). pp. 264-274. ISSN 0952-9136
Stanley , Nicky , Miller , Pam and Richardson-foster, Helen (2012) Engaging with Children's and Parents' Perspectives on Domestic Violence. Child and Family Social Work , 17 (2). pp. 192-201. ISSN 1356-7500 (paper); 1365-2206 (online)
Stanley, Nicky and Appleton , Jane V. (2008) Editorial: International Perspectives on Child Harm. Child Abuse Review , 17 (2). pp. 75-77. ISSN Online ISSN: 1099-0852
Stanley, Nicky and Humphreys, C (2014) Multi-agency risk assessment and management for children and families experiencing domestic violence. Children and Youth Services Review, 47 (1). pp. 78-85.
Stanley, Nicky, Mallon , Sharon , Bell , Jo and Manthorpe , Jill (2010) Suicidal students' use of and attitudes to primary care prevention services. Primary Health Care Research and Development , 11 (4). pp. 315-325. ISSN 1463-4236
Temple , Bogusia (1998) Whose Future? Whose Sociology? A response to Tam and Deutscher. Sociological Research Online , 3 (1).
Thomas, Nigel Patrick (2005) Has anything really changed? Managers' views of looked after children's participation in 1997 and 2004. Adoption & Fostering, 29 (1). pp. 67-77. ISSN Print: 0308-5759, Online: 1740-469X
Thomas, Nigel Patrick (2012) Love, rights and solidarity: studying children's participation using Honneth's theory of recognition. Childhood, 19 (4). pp. 453-466. ISSN 0907-5682
Thomas, Nigel Patrick (2009) Trailblazers: report on an evaluation of the role of the Children's Commissioner for Wales. Agenda. Devolution Dividend (37). pp. 55-57.
Thomas, Nigel Patrick (1994) The social worker as 'bad object': a response to Marguerite Valentine. The British Journal of Social Work, 24 (6). pp. 749-754. ISSN Online: 1468-263X, Print: 0045-3102
Thomas, Nigel Patrick and O'Kane, Claire (1999) Children's participation in reviews and planning meetings when they are 'looked after' in middle childhood. Child and Family Social Work, 4 (3). pp. 221-230. ISSN 1365-2206
Thomas, Nigel Patrick and O'Kane, Claire (1999) Experiences of decision-making in middle childhood: the example of children 'looked after' by local authorities. Childhood, 6 (3). pp. 369-388. ISSN Print: 0907-5682, Online 1461-7013
Thomas, Nigel Patrick and O'Kane, Claire (1998) When children's wishes and feelings clash with their 'best interests'. International Journal of Children's Rights, 6 (2). pp. 137-154. ISSN Print: 0927-5568, Online: 1571-8182
Vamplew, Wray (2010) Sharing Space: Inclusion, Exclusion, and Accommodation at the British Golf Club Before 1914. Journal of Sport & Social Issues, 34 (3). pp. 359-375. ISSN 0193-7235
Vamplew, Wray (2009) Sport Without Rules: Hunting, Shooting and Fishing in Edwardian Britain. European Studies in Sports History, 2 (1). pp. 34-51. ISSN 1999-8589
Webster, Wendy (2008) Book review: At Home With the Empire: Metropolitan Culture and the Imperial World. International History Review, 30 (3). pp. 633-635. ISSN 0707-5332
Webster, Wendy (2006) Book review: Hard Labour: The Forgotten Voices of Latvian Migrant Volunteer Workers, Linda McDowell. Journal of Historical Geography, 32 (4). pp. 887-889. ISSN 0305-7488
Webster, Wendy (2002) Book review: Ina Zweiniger-Bargielowska, Austerity in Britain: Rationing, Controls, and Consumption, 1939-1955. Social History, 27 (2). pp. 255-256. ISSN 0307-1022
Webster, Wendy (2000) Border Crossings: Enforced Displacement and Twentieth-Century History. Women's History Review, 9 (4). pp. 825-833. ISSN 0961-2025
Webster, Wendy (1999) Elspeth Huxley: Gender, Empire and Narratives of Nation, 1935-1964. Women's History Review , 8 (3). pp. 527-545. ISSN 0961-2025
Webster, Wendy (2013) 'Fit to Fight, Fit to Mix': Sexual Patriotism in Second World War Britain. Women's History Review, 22 (4). pp. 607-624. ISSN 0961-2025
Webster, Wendy (2006) Transnational Journeys and Domestic Histories. Journal of Social History, 39 (3). pp. 651-666. ISSN 0022-4529
Whittaker, Karen, Cox, Pat, Thomas, Nigel Patrick and Cocker, Karen (2014) A qualitative study of parents' experiences using family support services: applying the concept of surface and depth. Health & Social Care in the Community, 22 (5). pp. 479-487. ISSN 09660410
Young, Frances (2004) No Room for Nuisance. Community Care .
Book Section
Axford , Nick and Berry, Vashti Louise (2009) Measuring outcomes in the 'new' children's services. In: Defining and classifying children in need. The library of essays in child welfare and development . Ashgate, Farnham, UK, pp. 375-387. ISBN ISBN-10: 0754625567; ISBN-13: 978-0754625568
Axford, Nick, Berry, Vashti Louise, Bullock, Roger, Little, Michael, Madge , Jill, Morpeth, Louise and Mount , Kevin (2008) Research-based practice tools to improve child welfare services in England: using the Going Home? practice tool to support the effective reunification of families. In: Research for Action: Cross-national Perspectives on Connecting Knowledge, Policy and Practice for Children. Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. 88-110. ISBN ISBN-10: 0195314085 | ISBN-13: 978-0195314083
Barter, Christine and McCarry, Melanie (2012) Love, Power and Control: Girls' Experiences of Partner Violence and Exploitation. In: Violence Against Women: Current Theory and Practice in Domestic Abuse, Sexual Violence & Exploitation. Research Highlights in Social Work . Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London, pp. 103-124. ISBN 978-1-84905-132-3
Berry, Vashti Louise, Blower, S, Axford, N, Kaoukji, D and Little, M (2013) Prevention of child maltreatment. In: Child Abuse and Neglect Worldwide. Praeger. (In Press)
Bola, Manjit and Newbigging, Karen (2010) Mental Well being and Black and Minority Communities: Conceptual and Practical Issues. In: Public Mental Health: A Handbook. http://www.pavpub.com/p-308-public-mental-health-a-handbook.aspx . Pavilion, Brighton. ISBN 978 1 84196 285 6
Bola, Manjit and Walpole, T (2005) Perceptions and use of drugs among adolescents of some ethnic minority groups in the UK. In: Essays on Issues in Applied Developmental Psychology and Child Psychiatry. Mellen Studies in Psychology (1). Edwin Mellen Press. ISBN 978-0-7734-7519-9
Chantler, Khatidja (2004) Double Edged Sword: Power and person-centred counselling. In: Carl Rogers Counsels a Black Client: Race and culture in person-centred counselling. PCCS Books, Ross-on-Wye, pp. 116-129. ISBN ISBN-10: 1898059446; ISBN-13: 978-1898059448
Chantler, Khatidja (2006) Re-thinking person-centred therapy. In: Politicizing the Person-Centred Approach: An agenda for social change. PCCS Books , Ross-on-Wye, pp. 44-54. ISBN ISBN-10: 1898059721; ISBN-13: 978-1898059721
Chantler, Khatidja (2010) Women Seeking Asylum in the UK: Contesting Conventions. In: Gender and Migration: Feminist Interventions. Zed Books , London. ISBN ISBN-10: 1848134118; ISBN-13: 978-1848134119
Chantler, Khatidja and Gangoli, G (2011) Domestic Violence in Minority Communities: Cultural Norm or Cultural Anomaly? In: Violence against Women and Ethnicity: Commonalities and Differences across Europe. Verlag Barbara Budrich, Leverkusen, Germany. ISBN ISBN-10: 3866494092; ISBN-13: 978-3866494091
Cox, P (2000) Pornography: Reflections Upon Past and Current Issues. In: Journal of Sexual Aggression on Pornography (Special Edition). Taylor & Francis (Routledge), pp. 128-149.
Cox, Pat, Geisen, T and Green, R (2008) Introduction: the importance of qualitative research to social change. In: Qualitative Research and Social Change: European Contexts. Palgrave, Basingstoke, pp. 1-11. ISBN 978-0-230-53727-9
Ellis, Jane and McCarry, Melanie (2014) The Prevention Paradigm and Young People's Abusive Intimate Relationships. In: Towards creating a resilience dialogue around domestic violence in vulnerable populations. Nova Science Publishers, New York.
Foord , Mark (2006) Developing appropriate housing and care options for older people in the UK - towards a whole system approach? In: Social Work: Towards Contemporary Social Problems. Auxilio Venire , Czestochowa, Poland .
Gangoli , Geetanjali , Chantler, Khatidja, Hester, Marianne and Singleton , Ann (2011) Understanding forced marriage: definitions and realities. In: Forced Marriage: Introducing a Social Justice and Human Rights Perspective. Zed Books , London , pp. 25-45. ISBN 978-1-84813-463-8
Gill, Aisha and Radford, Lorraine (2007) Domestic violence policies under New Labour: wasted years? In: Social Justice and Criminal Justice. Harm and Society . Centre for Crime and Justice Studies , London, pp. 105-121. ISBN 978-0-9548903-3-9
Helen, Spandler (2008) The Radical Psychiatrist as Trickster. In: Being Human: Reflections on mental distress in society. PCCS books, Ross-on-wye, pp. 84-98. ISBN 978-1-906254-06-3
McAllister, Annemarie (2012) 'Rational recreation and leisure for children: the Band of Hope in the twentieth century'. In: Everyday Leisure in 20th Century Britain. Recording Leisure Lives, 118 (118). LSA Publications, Eastbourne, UK, pp. 113-130. ISBN 9781905369294
McCarry, Melanie (2005) Conducting Social Research with Young People: Ethical Considerations. In: Researching Gender Violence. Willan Publishing, Devon, pp. 87-104. ISBN 978-1-84392-040-9
McCarry, Melanie (2007) Domestic Violence. In: International Encyclopedia of Men and Masculinities. Routledge, London and New York. ISBN 978-0-415-33343-6
McCarry, Melanie (2014) Views and Experiences: Young Men, Masculinity and Gendered Interpersonal Violence. In: Understanding Gender Based Violence: National and International Contexts'. Routledge Studies in Crime and Society . Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-85872-4
McCarry, Melanie and Domestic Violence Research Group, DVRG (2004) Domestic Violence and Research Ethics. In: Researchers and their 'subjects': Ethics, power, knowledge and consent. Policy Press, Bristol, pp. 195-210. ISBN 9781861345141
Mckeown, Michael, Cresswell, M and Spandler, Helen (2014) Deeply engaged relationships: alliances between mental health workers and psychiatric survivors in the UK. In: Psychiatry Disrupted: Theorizing Resistance and Crafting the (R)evolution. McGill / Queen's University Press, pp. 145-162. ISBN 978-0773543300
Palmary, Ingrid , Burman , Erica , Chantler, Khatidja and Kiguwa, Peace (2010) Gender and Migration: Feminist Interventions. In: Gender and Migration: Feminist Perspectives. Zed Books , London. ISBN ISBN-10: 1848134118 | ISBN-13: 978-1848134119 |
Pratt, Jonathan (2006) Citizenship, social solidarity and social policy. In: Social Policy: Concepts, Theories and Issues. Sage. ISBN (pb) 9781412901710 (hb) 9781412901703
Radford, Lorraine (2013) Child protection and confidentiality: surveying children's experiences of violence, abuse and neglect. In: Ethical Research Involving Children. UNICEF Office of Research - Innocenti, Florence, pp. 156-159.
Radford, Lorraine (2001) Domestic Violence. In: Understanding Social Problems: Issues in Social Policy. John Wiley and Sons, London. ISBN 9780631220305
Radford, Lorraine (2012) Domestic violence, safety and child contact in England hiding violent men in the shadows of parenting. In: Violence against women: Current Theory and Practice in Domestic Abuse, Sexual Violence and Exploitation. Research Highlights in Social Work . Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London. ISBN 978-1-84905-132-3
Radford, Lorraine (1987) Legalising Woman Abuse. In: Women, Violence and Social Control: Essays in Social Theory. Explorations in Sociology. British Sociological Association Conference Volume Series . Palgrave Macmillan, Hampshire, pp. 135-151. ISBN 9780333417911
Radford, Lorraine (2004) Peace at Home - Safety and Parental Contact Arrangements For Children In The Context of Domestic Violence. In: Children's needs, rights and welfare : developing strategies for the 'whole child' in the 21st century. Thompson-Dunmore Press, New Zealand . ISBN 978-0170124874
Radford, Lorraine (1993) Pleading For Time: Justice For Battered Women Who Kill. In: Moving Targets. Virago Press, London, pp. 172-197. ISBN 978-0520085732
Radford, Lorraine (2004) Programmed or Licensed to Kill? The New Biology of Femicide. In: The New Brain Sciences: Perils and Prospects. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge , pp. 131-148. ISBN 9780521537148
Radford, Lorraine (1995) Women, Crime and Violence. In: Women's Studies: An Introduction. Blackwell, Oxford , pp. 228-249. ISBN 10: 0631192549; 13: 9780631192541
Radford, Lorraine and Hester, Marianne (1996) Contradictions and Compromises: The Impact of The Children Act 1989 on Women and Children's Safety. In: Women, Violence and Male Power. Open University Press , Milton Keynes, pp. 81-98. ISBN 0-335-19506-7
Radford, Lorraine and Hester, Marianne (2001) Overcoming Mother Blaming. In: Domestic Violence in the Lives of Children: The Future of Research, Intervention, and Social Policy. American Psychological Association (APA), Washington . ISBN 978-1-55798-779-2
Radford, Lorraine, Blacklock, Neil and Iwi, Kate (2006) Domestic Violence Risk Assessment and Safety Planning in Child Protection – Assessing Perpetrators. In: Domestic Violence and Child Protection: Directions for Good Practice. Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London . ISBN 9781843102762
Radford, Lorraine, Hester, Marianne, Humphries, J, Qaiser, K and Woodfield, K (1994) Domestic Violence & Child Contact. In: Children Living With Domestic Violence: Putting Men's Abuse of Women On The Child Care Agenda. Whiting & Birch Ltd, London, pp. 102-121. ISBN 978 1 871177 71 8
Roy, Alastair Neil (2011) Drug Supply in a Northern Town: 'Race', Place and Cohesion. In: Markets, methods and messages: Dynamics in European drug research. Pabst. ISBN 978-3-89967-741-6
Spandler, Helen (2009) From Social Exclusion to Inclusion? A Critique of the Inclusion Imperative in Mental Health. In: Mental Health Still Matters. Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, pp. 128-134. ISBN Hbk: 9780230577305; Pbk: 9780230577299
Spandler, Helen (2014) The problem of psychiatric diagnosis. In: Approved Mental Health Practice: Essential themes for students and practitioners. Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 66-85. ISBN 9781137000156
Stanley, Nicky, Cleaver, H and Hart, D (2009) The impact of domestic violence, parental mental health problems, substance misuse and learning disability on parenting capacity. In: The Child's World: The Comprehensive Guide to Assessing Children in Need, 2nd Edition. Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London. ISBN 978-1-84310-568-8
Stanley, Nicky, Ellis, J and Bell, J (2010) Delivering preventive programmes in schools: identifying gender issues. In: Children Behaving Badly? Exploring Peer Violence Between Children and Young People. Wiley-Blackwell, Chichester. ISBN 978-0470727058
Stanley, Nicky, Miller , Pam, Richardson-foster, Helen and Thomson , Gill (2012) The Police Role in Identifying and Responding to Children Experiencing Domestic Violence. In: Vulnerable Children and the Law: International Evidence for Improving Child Welfare, Child Protection and Children's Rights. Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London , pp. 283-298. ISBN 9781849058681
Thomas, Nigel Patrick (2005) Children, parents and the state. In: Child Welfare and Social Policy: An Essential Reader. Policy Press. ISBN 978-1861345660
Thomas, Nigel Patrick (2010) Introduction: The concept of children's participation. In: Valuing Children's Potential: How children's participation contributes to fighting poverty and social exclusion. Eurochild, Brussels.
Toogood, Mark (2012) Placing the Maasai. In: Making Sense of Place. Heritage Matters . Boydell and Brewer, Woodbridge, pp. 261-270. ISBN 1843837072
Webster, Wendy (2007) Rose-tinted Blighty: Gender and Genre in Land Girls. In: Repicturing the Second World War: Representations in Film and Television. Palgrave, Basingstoke, 12 -25. ISBN 978-0-230-00275-9
Webster, Wendy and Ryan, Louise (2008) Britain and the Refugees of Europe, 1939-1950. In: Gendering Migration: Masculinity, Femininity and Ethnicity in Postwar Britain. Studies in Migration and Diaspora . Ashgate, Aldershot, pp. 35-51. ISBN 978-0-7546-7178-7
Young, Frances, Roy, Alastair and Wattam, C (2002) Looked After Children. In: Critical Practice in Social Work. Palgrave/Macmillan. ISBN ISBN-10: 033392553X ISBN-13: 978-0333925539
Agnew-Davies, Roxane, Barron, Jackie and Radford, Lorraine (2006) Domestic Abuse Training Manual for Health Practitioners. Manual. Home Office.
Allnock, Debra, Bunting, Lisa, Price, Avril, Morgan-Klien, Natalie, Ellis, Jane, Radford, Lorraine and Stafford, Anne (2009) Sexual Abuse and Therapeutic Services for Children and Young People: The Gap Between Provision and Need. Project Report. NSPCC, London.
Barter , C, McCarry, Melanie, Berridge , D and Evans, K (2009) Partner exploitation and violence in teenage intimate relationships (includes Executive Summary). Project Report. University of Bristol and NSPCC, Bristol.
Berry, Vashti Louise (2005) Implementing and evaluating the Incredible Years Parenting Programme in Clondalkin. Manual. UNSPECIFIED, Republic of Irelend.
Berry, Vashti Louise, Stanley, Nicky, Radford, Lorraine, McCarry, Melanie and Larkins, Cath (2014) Building Effective Responses: An Independent Review of Violence against Women, Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Services in Wales. Project Report. Welsh Government, Cardiff.
Bilson, Andy (2010) The Development of gate-keeping functions in Central and Eastern Europe and the CIS: Lessons from Bulgaria, Kazakhstan and Ukraine. Other. UNICEF, Geneva.
Bola, Manjit and Walpole , T (1999) Drugs information and communication needs amongst South Asians in Crawley. Project Report. Youth Action Crawley, Crawley Council , Crawley.
Bola, Manjit and Walpole , T (1999) Drugs information and communication needs amongst South Asians in Crawley: Executive Summary. Project Report. Youth Action Crawley, Crawley Council, Crawley.
Bola, Manjit and Walpole, T (1997) Drugs information and communication needs amongst 11-14 year old and mothers from South Asian communities in West London: Executive Summary. Project Report. British Home Office .
Bola, Manjit and Walpole, T (1997) Drugs information and communication needs amongst South Asian 11-14 year olds. Project Report. British Home Office .
Bola, Manjit, Coldham, Tina and Robinson, Zoe (2014) A study of personalisation and the factors affecting the uptake of personal budgets by mental health service users in the UK - A research study commissioned by MIND. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire, Lancashire.
Buchanan, J, Roberts, K, Barton, A and Goldson, B (1996) Evaluation of a home office initiative to help offenders into employment. Project Report. Home Office.
Buffin, Jez (2011) Level-Up : listening to the voices of service users : messages from an arts based initiative delivered in an in-patient mental health setting,. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Buffin, Jez (2013) Part of the Picture: Lesbian, gay and bisexual people's alcohol and drug use in England: Case Studies. Project Report. The Lesbian and Gay Foundation, Manchester.
Buffin, Jez (2011) Tell someone, don't keep it to yourself : a study in to the mental health needs of Gypsy and Traveller communities in Bolton using a Community Engagement Approach. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Buffin, Jez (2011) An evaluation of Cotgrave Positive Futures July 2009 - December 2010. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Buffin, Jez and Litt, Robert Matthew (2011) Evaluation of 'level Up' period covering May2010 - February 2011. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Buffin, Jez and Little, Robert Matthew (2011) Evaluation of 'level up' Chorley period covering June2010 - January 2011. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Buffin, Jez, Little, Robert Matthew, King, N, Froggett, Lynn, Warren, A, Jain, N and Smith, G (2011) Evaluation of the Kidnet Research UK Peer Educator Programme to improve understanding of organ donation amongst Black and minority ethnic communities and to increase the number of Black and minority ethnic organ donors. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Buffin, Jez, Roy, Alastair Neil, Williams, H and Winter, A (2012) Part of the Picture: the national LGB drug and alcohol database: year 3 results, England 2009/11. Project Report. The Lesbian and Gay Foundation, Manchester.
Buffin, Jez, Roy, Alastair Neil, Williams, H and Yorston , C Part of the Picture: Lesbian, gay and bisexual people's alcohol and drug use in England: Substance Dependency and Help-Seeking Behaviour 2012. Project Report. The Lesbian and Gay Foundation, Manchester.
Conroy, M, Froggett, Lynn and Roy, Alastair Neil (2014) Between Art and Social Science: Science Composition as a Methodological Device in a Study of New Media and Street Drinking. Project Report. Qualitative Social Research, Forum.
Cook, S and Cox, Pat (1987) Working with Juvenile Perpetrators of Sexual Abuse. Working Paper. Liverpool Social Services Department, Liverpool.
Cunningham, Jo (2011) Street sex workers in Preston: An evidence based study. Other. Foxton centre publication, Preston.
Dhillon , P, Bola, Manjit, Prinjha, N, Buffin, Jez, Bashford, J, Fountain , J and Patel , K (2002) Drug information needs of diverse communities in Hertfordshire. Project Report. Hertfordshire Drug Action Team and Hertfordshire Health Authority, Hertfordshire .
Donovan, Catherine, Hester, Marianne, Holmes, Jonathan and McCarry, Melanie (2006) Comparing Domestic Abuse in Same Sex and Heterosexual Relationships. Project Report. University of Bristol, Bristol.
Foord, Mark and Drummond, Mary (2009) A research and consultancy project for 'Help the Homeless'. Other. UNSPECIFIED, Chorley.
Foord, Mark and Simic, P (1999) Housing and Support in Manchester - A new configuration? A viable systems approach to planning housing and social care. Project Report. Manchester Housing Department/Manchester MBC .
Froggett, Lynn and Little, R (2009) Pilot Project: knife crime and related behaviour amongst young people in Preston - Developing a locally grounded perspective. Other. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Froggett, Lynn, Farrier, Alan and Poursanidou, Konstantina (2008) Final Report of the Creative Interventions in Restorative Youth Justice project. Other. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Gangoli, Geetanjali , McCarry, Melanie and Bradley, Christine (2013) School Based Information Sharing Pilot of Children and Young People Experiencing Reported Domestic Violence/Abuse: Evaluation Report. Project Report. University of Bristol, Bristol.
Gangoli, Geetanjali, Razak, A and McCarry, Melanie (2006) Forced Marriage and Domestic Violence Among South Asian Communities in North East England. Project Report. University of Bristol and NRF, Bristol.
Hester, M, Chantler, Khatidja, Gangoli, Geetanjali, Ahmed, B, Burman, E, McCarry, Melanie, Sharma, S, Singleton, A and Westmarland, N (2006) Forced Marriage: The Risk Factors and the Effect of Raising the Minimum Age for a Sponsor, and of Leave to Enter the UK as a Spouse or fiancé(e) (Phase 1 Report to Home Office). Project Report. University of Bristol, Bristol.
Hough, Christine Victoria and Byrne-roberts, Patricia (2013) The Navajo Research and Evaluation Project Concise Executive Summary. Project Report. UNSPECIFIED, Preston, United Kingdom. (Unpublished)
Larkins, Cath (2014) Children's Citizenship in Europe: Learning From the Perspectives of Marginalised Children (in Steps to Engaging Young Childrenin Research Volume 1: The Guide). Project Report. Bernard van Leer Foundation, Brighton.
Larkins, Cath and Wainwright, John (2014) 'Just putting me on the right track': Young people's perspectives on what helps them stop offending. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire, Preston, Lancashire.
Larkins, Cath, Thomas, Nigel Patrick and Judd, Dawn Beatrice (2013) "We want to help people see things our way": A rights-based analysis of disabled children's experience living with low income. Project Report. Office of the Children's Commissioner for England, London, UK.
Little , Michael, Berry, Vashti Louise and Morpeth , Louise (2011) Preliminary Findings from an Evaluation of Evidence-Based Programmes Implemented in Birmingham. Project Report. The Social Research Unit , Dartington .
McCarry, Melanie and O'Connor, C (2011) Domestic Violence in Filwood: A Pilot Project into Local Perceptions. Project Report. University of Bristol, Bristol.
McCarry, Melanie and Williamson, Emma (2009) Violence Against Women in Rural and Urban Areas. Project Report. University of Bristol, Bristol.
McCarry, Melanie, Mackay, F and Price , P (2011) Violence Against Women and Service Needs of Black, Minority Ethnic and Refugee Women in Avon and Somerset: Executive Summary. Project Report. University of Bristol, Bristol.
McCarry, Melanie, Mackay, F and Price, P (2011) Violence Against Women and Service Needs of Black, Minority Ethnic and Refugee Women in Avon and Somerset. Project Report. University of Bristol, Bristol.
McDonald, B, Bashford , J, Crompton, N, Saloojee, N, Bola, Manjit, McQuade, C and Patel , K (2004) London Borough of Barnet Drug Service Review. Project Report. The Substance Misuse Joint Commissioner Barnet Primary Care Trust.
Morris, David (2009) Vision and Progress - Social Inclusion and Mental Health. Project Report. National Social Inclusion Programme .
Radford, Lorraine, Aitken, Ruth, Miller, Pam, Roberts, Jane, Ellis, Jill and Firkic, Ana (2011) Meeting the needs of children living with domestic violence in London. Project Report. NSPCC / Refuge / City Bridge Trust , London.
Radford, Lorraine, Gill, Aisha, Burrows, Sally and Bone, Julie (2004) Moving Forward on Prevention: Domestic Violence and Community Safety. Project Report. University of Surrey, Roehampton , Roehampton .
Ridley, Julie (2002) National Framework for the Prevention of Suicide and Deliberate Self Harm in Scotland: Analysis of Written Submissions to Consultation. Project Report. Scottish Submissions Executive, Central Research Unit, Edinburgh.
Ridley, Julie (2004) A Needs Assessment for Learning Disabilities in Tayside. Project Report. NHS Tayside.
Ridley, Julie and Jones, Lyn (2001) Hostels for Homeless People in the Future. Project Report. Scottish Executive CRU, Edinburgh.
Ridley, Julie, Jones , Lyn and Robson , Anne (2001) Implementation of Part 5 of the Adults wtih Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000: Analysis of Written Submissions to Consultation. Project Report. Scottish Executive Central Research Unit, Edinburgh.
Ridley, Julie, Rosengard, Ann, Hunter, Susan, Little, Simon, Cummings, Lea, Edkins, Vincent, Fallan, Francis, Laird, Tracy, McLaughlin, Anne, Muir, Jen, Thomson, Agnes and Whitelaw, Janette (2009) Evaluation of early experiences of the Mental Health (Care & Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003: A cohort study. Project Report. Scottish Government Social Research, Edinburgh.
Rosengard, A, Ridley, Julie, Little, S, Laing, I, Jackson, A and Jones, N (2006) Study into current and future housing and support needs of those affected by chronic alcohol abuse and ARBD in Tayside. Project Report. Communities Scotland, Dundee.
Roy, Alastair Neil (2010) An Evaluation of Manchester Drugs and Race Unit's Reaching Out Programme. Other. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Roy, Alastair Neil and Buff, Jez (2010) The transition to a recovery based service: exploring the perspectives and practices of staff. Other. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Roy, Alastair Neil, Buffin, Jez and Bassa, Ebrahim Kassim (2008) Examining the Accessibility of Drug Treatment Services for Black and Minority Ethnic Communities in Blackburn. Other. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Roy, Alastair Neil, Heginbotham, Christopher John and Buckley, Laura Jane (2009) Evaluation of Help Direct across Lancashire (Stage 2). Other. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Spandler, Helen (2008) Evaluation of the Self Injury Pilot Service. Bradford and Airedale PCT. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire.
Stanley, Nicky, Borthwick, Rachel, Graham-Kevan, Nicola and Chamberlain, Ruth (2011) An Evaluation of a New Initiative for Male Perpetrators of Domestic Violence. Other. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Stanley, Nicky, Fell, Ben, Miller, Pamela, Thomson, Gillian and Watson, John (2009) Men's Talk: Research to inform Hull's social marketing initiative on domestic violence. Other. University of Central Lancashire, Preston.
Stanley, Nicky, Miller, Pam, Richardson-Foster, Helen and Thomson, Gillian (2010) Children and families experiencing domestic violence: police and childen's social services' responses. Other. NSPCC, London.
Westwood, Joanne Louise, Larkins, Cath, Vart, A and Stanley , S (2012) An evaluation of the Children and young people's independent domestic violence advocate (KIDVA) service. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire, Preston, Lancashire.
Young, Frances (2004) Mid term evaluation of PIAD Project (Prevention of Infant Abandonment & Deinstitutionalisation Project) Georgia. Project Report. University of Central Lancashire.
Conference or Workshop Item
Berry, Vashti Louise (2003) Experiments in using shadow controls in an evaulation of a programme for disaffected young people. In: Annual UK Evaluation Society , Augsut 2003 , Cardiff, Wales.
Berry, Vashti Louise (2008) Family conflict and its consequences. In: Centre for Social Policy, December 2008, Dartington, UK .
Berry, Vashti Louise (2003) Youth at Risk: an evaluation of a programme for vulnerable young people. In: Social Research Association /UK Evaluation Society Conference on Social Experiments, March 2003 , London.
Berry, Vashti Louise (2007) The contribution of parent-child and inter-parental conflict and violence to children's well-being. In: International Family Violence Conference, July 2007 , New Hamptshire, US.
Berry, Vashti Louise and Anthony , Rebecca (2006) The child's voice in domestic violence. In: 16th ISPCAN International Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect , September 2006, York, UK .
Berry, Vashti Louise and Jodrell, David (2011) The significance of poverty and the Spirit Level thesis for the findings of the Social Research Unit's epidemiological studies of child and family welfare. In: Centre for Social Policy, April 2011, Dartington, UK.
Berry, Vashti Louise and Little , Michael (2011) Inserting Evidence-based Prevention into Mainstream Services: The Birmingham Project. In: Evidence-Based Prevention of Bullying and Youth Violence: European Experiences and Innovations, 5-6 July 2011 , Cambridge, UK .
Berry, Vashti Louise and Little, Michael (2004) How much child maltreatment is known to children's services? In: 15th ISPCAN International Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect : Working Together for a Child Safe World, September 2004 , Brisbane, Australia .
Berry, Vashti Louise, Axford , Nick, Kohm, Amelia and Rich, Lauren (2004) The challenge of making interventions 'evaluable'. In: 10th Biennial meeting of the Society for Research on Adolescents, March 2004 , Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
Berry, Vashti Louise, Little , Michael and Hobbs , Tim (2009) A reconciliation of false divides within children's services. In: 7th Congress of British Association for the Study , September 2009 , Swansea, Wales.
Berry, Vashti Louise, Little, Michael and Morpeth, Louise (2012) Replication Evaluation: From Science to Practice. In: Blueprints for Violence Prevention Annual Conference, 11-13 April 2012, San Antonio, Texas.
Bola, Manjit (2012) Connected Communities: Social networks and impact on wellbeing. In: Connections to and with employment in Liverpool 8, August 2012, Liverpool.
Bola, Manjit (1998) South Asian communities in North West London: parents and young people talking about drugs. In: South Asian drug users: issues for policy and practice conference , 1998 , University of Central Lancashire .
Cox, Pat (1997) Challenges and Opportunities: Protecting Children, Young Women and Young Men in a Changing Europe. In: Culture and Identity Conference, August 1997, Dublin, Eire.
Cox, Pat (2011) Child Abuse and Neglect: Changing Responsibilities in this Globalized World. In: European Regional Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect, September 2011, University of Tampere, Finland.
Cox, Pat (2000) Communities, Social Capital and Social Responsibility: Reducing the Distance and Owning the Problems. In: Healthy Responses to Sexual Offending: The Individual, The Family and The Community NOTA Conference, September 2000, City University, Dublin, Eire.
Cox, Pat (2011) 'Culture', 'Race' 'Integration' and 'Migration': Competence or Critical Engagement? In: Migration und Kultur Konferenz, June 2011, University of Klagenfurt, Austria.
Cox, Pat (2003) Evaluation Research, Empowerment and Practice: Improving Services for Children and Young People. In: Child Maltreatment: Strengthening the Links – Research, Policy and Practice: BASPCAN Fifth National Congress, July 2003, University of York.
Cox, Pat (1994) From Theory to Practice: Partnership between Two Higher Education Institutions, an Area Child Protection Committee and a Social Services Department. In: Working in Partnership Conference, July 1994, University of Bristol.
Cox, Pat (1993) Gender Issues in Child Sexual Abuse - Significant by their Absence? In: Social Policy in the City Conference, July 1993, University of Liverpool.
Cox, Pat (2010) Migration, Families and Service Delivery: Critical Perspectives. In: Migration und Familie Konferenz, June 2010, University of Basel, Basel.
Cox, Pat (2008) Participation or Exclusion? Migrant Families, Existing Policy and Legal Requirements. In: Migration, Partizipation und Ausgrenzung Konferenz, July 2008, University of Trier, Trier.
Cox, Pat (2000) Protecting Children Effectively Requires Us to Re-think our Assumptions and Practices. In: Meeting Children's Needs: The Opportunity for Change in Child Protection, BASPCAN Conference, September 2000, University of York, UK.
Cox, Pat (1998) Protecting Children, Young Women and Young Men in an Adult-Centred Society. In: Child Welfare and Social Action Conference, July 1998, University of Liverpool.
Cox, Pat (2000) Raising Awareness and Re-visiting Practice: Feminist Analyses and Child Sexual Assault. In: Evaluation for Practice Conference, July 2000, University of Huddersfield.
Cox, Pat (1993) Re-thinking Child Abuse and Neglect: a Challenge for Professional Workers. In: Fourth European Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect, March 1993, Padua, March .
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This week in PC we will be hosting the usual Team Fortress 2 night. In addition to this there will most certainly be some L4D shenanigans so check your buddy lists and get some games going.
Team Fortress 2
- Map Packs (version 6): arena maps, ctf maps, cp maps, pl maps, other maps
- Time: 8pm Central (2am UTC)
- Server: brbuninstalling.com #1 [FastDL|Customs|HLStatsX|Voting]; IP: 18.104.22.168:27015; Password: littlecart
- Spill-Over Server: brbuninstalling.com #2 No Crits; IP: 126.96.36.199:27015; Password: N/A
- Spill-Over-Over Server: 18.104.22.168:27015 - Located in Los Angeles, this will be STOCK-ONLY
And if there's something you've been itching to do or a map that needs some love, please suggest it. Thanks.
Next week we will start up Scrim Days - Weekdays at 4 on server #1. What we are doing is having a set time for some small team competitive playing pick-up style with anyone that shows up. Make sure you are on time if you come so you can be there for team picking. Next FNF, and for every week from now on, we will be hosting 4v4 battles before general play. If you have a team of 4 that is interested in playing send me a PM, or visit our forums.
And your funny TF2 comic for the week:
After Rev. Anthony's article on The Ship a lot of people decided to come out and join us for our Monday game. Unfortunately I forgot to mention that it can have a steep learning curve. So here is a guide for new ship players that will have you murdering like a pro.
Go through the tutorial
No really, go do it. Now! I'll wait. You back yet? Ok good. This is one of the few games the tutorial is actually useful. OK they still treat you like an idiot, but there is enough complexity in this game that if you don't know where to look on your HUD to see if it's safe to pull a weapon, how to check your map or how to manage your inventory and check the MFK (money for kill) of weapons you will just be fresh meat to everyone else. Some pro-tips: middle click to holster and un-holster last weapon used. P for map, use it often. Right click to get more options when you are looking at things, this is good for bribing guards, changing your meal purchase and even uncovering some secrets. I for inventory, try to only use this when you are in a security zone. Right click to throw any weapon you are holding, you will surprised at how many kills you can get throwing something seemingly useless. Aim for the head, but be careful. You are throwing away a perfectly good weapon!
Take it slow
Unlike most games The Ship has a relatively slow pacing. Most people get caught up in the "90 seconds left to kill quarry" messages and run around like idiots with their weapons hanging out. This is bad for two reasons. Running increases the rate that your sleeping need goes up dramatically, and sleeping is one of the times you are the most vulnerable. Also if you get careless and pull out a weapon with either too many witnesses or in a security zone you will get sent to jail, fined and all those weapons you looked so hard for taken away. My suggestion is don't expect to get a kill every round. Just make sure you manage your needs, watch your back and find the best earning weapons possible. Then kill when it is convenient. Often the winner of the round isn't the person with the most kills but the one who put in the extra effort to find high earning weapons (you can find some that are worth $10k+.
Explore everything!
Almost every map has some secret areas tucked away. So make sure you explore and examine anything suspicious. Right click things often, some soda machines will have an OK sign like thing that when you click will open a secret passage. There are also buttons that open trap doors and other things hidden around. Also if you see any keep out signs go in immediately. The crew areas often have some of the best weapons tucked away, but beware some are on a timed fine system where you will be fined every X seconds and eventually sent to jail. So run through these areas quickly. Sick bays are a good place to get scalpels, sleeping shots and poison syringes. Don't take the sleeping pills! They actually put you to sleep and are a sick joke. There is one ship that has a cargo bay that often has good weapons in the trunk of an old car. Another map has a hidden area where you can get good weapons and look out into the billiard room from behind a painting (and shoot your quarry if you are really lucky to catch him there). If you just aren't finding anything keep an eye out for those that do, and then do whatever they do. It's good to find out where all the best places to get weapons are and go there first, looking randomly through cupboards and suitcases may get you a weapon, but usually you are just wasting time.
It's a tarp!
One of the really funny things about The Ship is the traps built into most of the maps. The saunas and freezers often have the best weapons but you can also lock people in them and watch them slowly die. Some good weapons pickups will have steam pipes that you can activate when people are rummaging through them to kill them that way. In the paddle boat level good weapons will spawn on the ground near the paddles, but watch out! Anyone can run up and pull one of the levers at the sides and dump you into the paddles. Also some levels will let you drop life boats on people's heads. So it is a good idea to discover the traps in the level. You could get lucky and get a really funny kill. Also the traps are often set near a good weapon pickup so if you are careful you will get some of the better weapons. These kills will count for you if they trap your quarry but they will also count against you if they aren't. So it's a good idea to resist the temptation. The one thing that doesn't count either way is knocking people into the piranha water, but it's really hard to kill someone like that and is pointless and won't earn you any friends.
Don't be a dick
Whenever you are on a losing streak or have no quarry it can be incredibly tempting to kill people randomly. This is not a good idea because all servers by default drop 30 min bans on people who kill to many people in a certain time limit that aren't their quarry. This is automatic and most admins don't bother to turn it off. You also get fined each time and although it is only $1000 it will add up quick. Don't worry if you aren't doing well, most people suck when they first start. I've heard many people say they didn't get one kill the first night they played. But if you follow my advice and get a good weapon a few kills could be all you need to win the round. And also there is only one winner per round, so don't take it to hard if it isn't you.
The last point I will make is to change your name from landlubber. Most people like to know who killed them or who they are killing. The options menu is called the engine room so hit escape and go there; it will be the first tab. Also voice com is not included I believe because they thought it would break the mood, so it is a good idea to get into the vent of your choice before going in.
A group of Dtoid people and other PC gaming enthusiasts have gotten together to resurrect this game from obscurity. Rev Anthony was talked into showing up last week and his article gathered a lot of enthusiasm. I've been organizing this game for a bit and wasn't posting a c-blog because I thought, like most gamers, no one was interested in giving this intense psychological game a shot.
Well I was proven wrong, so if you want to come play just connect to the following server tonight at 8 pm EST: 184.108.40.206:27025
If you want to try it but don't want to buy it just yet, post that you want a guest pass below. Hopefully someone will have one and will be feeling generous.
The server is being made available to us by the people over at UMLan.com and is run by Flying Mongoose and Caffeine Powered so say thanks if you want, because we are getting this for free.
Just a quick post to let everyone know of a
for Windows Media Player to stream your watch now movies from your Netflix account to your 360.
is the original article that clued me in on this gem with some instructions if you need them.
Finally a reason for me to set up the windows media extender.
*update I just found out that one of the features in this program is to let you download watch now movies to watch later!
Yoinked from dtoid no less.
When I first created a blog here on destructoid I wrote an
about how I would make a game if I were in charge. I was planning on making it into a series, but then I realized it was a bit pretentious of me to tell actual developers how I would have made their game better. So I quickly scrapped the idea. But now that Dr. Boa and some community members have started up the game making conversation, I thought I'd throw in my ideas for a totally revolutionary awesome
I want to start by saying that it bugs me sometimes how it seems that developers start with a gameplay mechanic and then write the story around it. I do understand how this was necessary in the past, but I feel that we can create an immersive enough environment to be able to structure it around the narrative and still make the gameplay fun and engaging. That said we are going to make a narrative (and some possible gameplay).
The idea for this game is directly taken from a comic I wanted to write (and still may) based around some of the unintended mythology of destructoid. I will not go into it too deeply because if I do write it I don't want to spoil it. At it's heart it is a pulpy noir detective story set in a retro-futuristic world like the one in sky captain and the world of tomorrow. Collette is the femme fatale, Neiro is a maniacally robot building scientist, Hamza is an evil puppet master of grotesque horrors, Chad is I don't know what yet but I'm sure he's amazing, and Jim Stirling is some crazy british fop who's deadly with an umbrella. He could also be the mastermind.
Hell yes giant robots
The protagonist is a detective of course, and to make things interesting he only has a six shooter (outside of a couple scene specific instances). Now you may be thinking that is a horrible idea, but this is supposed to be as cinematic and emotionally engaging as possible. One thing I remember hearing about the allure of bond is that he is just one man with a horribly underpowered pistol and his wits and he is always in danger. That is what you are, you have your wits and your pistol and that is it. This game will be heavy on sleuthing, but I want it to be as organic as possible. I always hated that in many adventure games you had to do specific things in a specific order or it wouldn't work. I want it to be that you can solve the puzzle in any order. Hell you can even cheat and jump straight from step 1 to 37. The NPCs should react to this too, not in a rewarding way but in a how the fuck did you work that out so fast way, maybe even make future puzzles and events more challenging (for if this is during a replay).
As far as gameplay there will be a varied set of activities. It will be divided into sleuthing activities and action activities with the following action activities a must. There must be one follow that car chase scene with the cabby bothering you while you are sticking your head out to get a shot. There must be a fight in a blimp, on top of a blimp and hanging from a rope ladder beneath the blimp. Notice I said
. There must be at least one intense chase scene where you are being chased by a monster (the gun will be useless except to throw at it). There must be a fight in the destructoid robot while moving and one while you are running alongside the robot
across rooftops
while it is stomping a path through the city. Now remember these will all be done with only a six shooter, so that should ratchet the intensity factor up a couple notches. The idea is to go for quality of the action encounters and not quantity of the people you have to kill.
As an inspiration for how well this could work please watch the following video. I have never played this game and only heard about it from this site. I am aware that this is pretty much the only highlight which is why I haven't tracked it down, but this to me is the way a narrative based gameplay should be.
It starts about half way through
Call me Dr. B!
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Last night had a very successful turn out which caused some technical hiccups because the game servers cap out at 9. After everything got ironed out I had an opportunity to explore the world that is The Hidden, and what I got from it is that the game has a lot of potential but needs a good amount of polish and tweaking.
The Hidden is currently in Beta 4. If you are unfamiliar with it, it pits everyone against one powerful player who is 95% invisible. As I mentioned the game maxes out at 9. You may think that this is far too small, but playing on both full servers we set up I feel like it was actually too much. The problem is that the hidden has kind of an awkward balance and a steep learning curve. As far as I could tell there was no buffs given to the hidden depending on the size of the opposing team (IRIS). Because of this it was often a steamroll, with the hidden getting killed quite fast. Or worse the hidden spent most of the round hiding, wrecking the flow of the game. In fact I don't think I got a single kill when I got to play as the hidden. You can't blame the hidden player for hiding though, confronting a group of soldiers is suicide in this game unless you are very good. So you spend a lot of time waiting for someone to wander off on his own.
Meet the hidden, visibility not guaranteed.
The gameplay is actually pretty neat. As a member of IRIS you are heavily armed but extremely paranoid about your surroundings. All you can really see is a slight shimmer, and there are lots of maps that have steam vents that also create a shimmer and really mess you up (some can even be turned on and off). As the hidden you have to stalk and kill all IRIS members. This is best done by singling them out and attacking them one by one. Unfortunately you can get killed in a couple of shotgun blasts so you really have to hide most of the time. Being able to cling to walls helps this, and there are often special areas in maps made for hiding and stalking. This is another problem I had, I felt like the hidden should be stronger, except for one thing. The hidden gets a one hit kill attack which I think can break the game. No one likes to get killed in one hit, although it does freak you out when it happens to someone next to you.
someone's gonna die
Some of the vision effects included in this game are a very nice touch. If you get hit by one of the hidden's pipe bomb your vision goes black. This is freaky when it happens and you often just spin around in circles shooting wildly. On the other side the IRIS get a gun that is non-lethal but stuns the hidden. When you get shot your vision gets blurry and the camera spins a bit. It really feels like you are dizzy, and you get dizzy from looking at your monitor. Using this often had the hidden yelling "fuck this that gun sucks" in vent, which was good for some laughs.
A thing I really didn't like was that the hidden's visibility was constant. I'd like to see it vary depending on what he was doing. There were a couple times playing as the hidden I tried standing still next to group of passing IRIS. I was killed immediately. On the other hand I saw people killed without actually seeing the hidden. In fact a lot of the times I killed the hidden were completely on accident. I think the game would be better if the hidden was 99.9% invisible standing still, the visibility it currently is moving and 80-90% invisible when attacking. I think this would improve the feel of hunting and being hunted by the hidden.
See the hidden? Me neither.
Overall I thought the game had a lot of promise but needed work. It is currently in beta 4, so its a little buggy too, but not unbearably. We had a couple problems with crashing but otherwise it ran fairly smooth. I'd recommend it for smaller groups and for people who are curious. I didn't quite get the feel of being hunted by a hidden monster, or hunting when I was the hidden. In fact it often felt like the opposite was happening. I am definitely looking forward to the final release. It is a game I want to see improved and done well because of the moments when everything fit together and gave me a very tense and psychological experience.
I got killed behind that boxcar, and over there, oh and next to that barrel!
If you played with us please leave your thoughts below, and be sure to join us for future mod nights. Also there is a highlight reel being worked on. So be on the lookout for that in the future.
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