Fiona Williams | Academic Influence

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Fiona Williams

Fiona Williams is affiliated with the following schools: Open University, University of Aberdeen, University of Bradford, University of Nottingham, Leeds Beckett University, University of Plymouth, Royal Holloway, University of London, University of New South Wales, University of Leeds, University of Ibadan

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According to Wikipedia, Jonquil Fiona Williams, is a British retired academic of social policy whose research covers gender, race, ethnicity, and the welfare state. From 1996 to 2012, she was Professor of Social Policy at the University of Leeds. She was previously a lecturer at the Polytechnic of North London, Plymouth Polytechnic, and the Open University, before becoming Professor of Applied Social Studies at the University of Bradford.

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Fiona Williams's Published Works

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Published Papers

In and beyond New Labour: towards a new political ethics of care (2001) (336)
Gendering Citizenship in Western Europe: New Challenges for Citizenship Research in a Cross-National Context (2007) (227)
Converging variations in migrant care work in Europe (2012) (216)
The intersection of child care regimes and migration regimes : a three–country study (2008) (156)
Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Class in Welfare States: A Framework for Comparative Analysis (1995) (154)
Migration and Care: Themes, Concepts and Challenges (2010) (143)
Social Policy: A Critical Introduction : Issues of Race, Gender, and Class (1989) (138)
Good-enough Principles for Welfare (1999) (132)
Emotional Life and the Politics of Welfare (2000) (110)
Emotion Regulation, Coping and Alcohol Use as Moderators in the Relationship Between Non-Suicidal Self-Injury and Psychological Distress (2010) (92)
Gendering Citizenship in Western Europe (2007) (89)
What Matters is who Works: Why Every Child Matters to New Labour. Commentary on the DfES Green Paper Every Child Matters (2004) (88)
Claiming and Framing in the Making of Care Policies: The recognition and redistribution of care (2010) (87)
Towards a Transnational Analysis of the Political Economy of Care (2011) (78)
Welfare Research: A Critical Review (1998) (77)
Care, markets and migration in a globalising world: Introduction to the Special Issue (2012) (59)
A psychometric study of six self-report measures for use with sexual offenders with cognitive and social functioning deficits (2007) (56)
'Know me as I am' : an anthology of prose, poetry and art by people with learning difficulties (1990) (44)
The presence of feminism in the future of welfare (2002) (44)
Postmodernism, feminism and the question of difference (2002) (41)
Racism and the discipline of social policy: a critique of welfare theory (1987) (35)
Care: Intersections of scales, inequalities and crises (2018) (30)
Empowering parents in Sure Start Local Programmes (2006) (25)
Making Connections Across the Transnational Political Economy of Care (2014) (25)
Public Values of Parenting and Partnering: Voluntary Organizations and Welfare Politics in New Labour's Britain (2004) (25)
Gendering Citizenship in Western Europe.: New challenges for citizenship in a cross-national context (2007) (25)
Striking a professional balance: interactions between nurses and their older rural patients. (2014) (24)
The Treatment of Intellectually Disabled Sexual Offenders in the National Offender Management Service: The Adapted Sex Offender Treatment Programmes (2010) (24)
Social relations, welfare and the post-Fordism debate (2003) (19)
Critical Thinking in Social Policy: The Challenges of Past, Present and Future (2016) (18)
Care relations and public policy: social justice claims and social investment frames (2012) (18)
Changing paradigms of welfare (2005) (17)
Markets and migrants in the care economy (2011) (14)
A good-enough life: developing the grounds for a political ethic of care (2005) (12)
Diversity and change: Gender, welfare and organizational relations (1995) (11)
Introduction: Themed Section on Care, Values and the Future of Welfare (2004) (10)
Introduction: The Challenge of Gender and Multiculturalism: Re-examining Equality Policies in Scandinavia and the European Union (2008) (10)
Care, Values and Support in Local Self-help Groups (2004) (10)
Gender and State in Postcommunist Societies: Introduction (2007) (9)
Intersections of Migrant Care Work: An Overview (2017) (9)
Care, Migration and Citizenship: Migration and Home-based Care in Europe (2011) (9)
A circle of silence: The attitudes of patients older than 65 years of age to ceasing long-term sleeping tablets. (2016) (7)
Reflections on the Intersections of Social Relations in the New Political Economy (1998) (5)
Child friendly spaces: Protecting and supporting children in emergency response and recovery (2014) (5)
Global Social Justice, Ethics, and the Crisis of Care (2014) (4)
Bringing in ‘the social’: (2021) (4)
Feminism and Social Policy (1997) (4)
Recognition, Rights and the Redistribution of Care in Europe: Political Tensions and (2010) (2)
Critical Social Policy special issue (1998) (2)
Decisions along the dissertation journey: reflections of a coach-researcher (2014) (2)
Combining Social Policy and Development Studies: The Legacy of Bob Deacon (2019) (2)
The Manpower Services Commission and the Youth Training Scheme: Taking up the gauntlet (1982) (2)
Editorial (2021) (1)
Revisioning Gender, an Introduction (2015) (1)
Intersectionality, gender and social policy (2018) (1)
The Effect of Ethnicity in the Rate of Beta Cell Functional Loss in the First 3 Years After Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis. (2020) (1)
The British Constitution: A Very Short Introduction by Martin Loughlin . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2013 . 135pp, £7.99, ISBN 978 0 19 969769 4 (2014) (1)
Extraction, exploitation, expropriation and expulsion in the domestic colonial relations of the British welfare state in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. (2021) (1)
The assessment and treatment of intellectually disabled sexual offenders : the development and evaluation of the Becoming New Me treatment programme (2014) (1)
Theorising Migration and Home-based Care in European Welfare States (2008) (1)
Sleepwalking into the ‘Post-Racial’: Social Policy and Research-Led Teaching (2021) (1)
Towards the Welfare Commons (2015) (1)
Introduction: Transnationality and Gender: Power, Policy, and Otherness (2010) (1)
A Multidimensional Analysis of Migration and Care Work (2019) (1)
Book Review: International Relations: Parliament and Congress: Representations and Scrutiny in the Twenty-First Century (2013) (0)
Book Reviews : Ideology and Social Welfare (Completely revised, expanded and updated) Vic George and Paul Wilding Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1985, Second Edition, £4.95 pbk (1986) (0)
EDITORIAL COLLECTIVE Avtar Brah, Jean Carabine, Suzy Croft, Lesley Day, Norman Ginsburg, Michael Hutchinson-Reis, Syd Jeffers, Mary John-Baptiste, Phil Lee, Ruth Madigan, Kanm Mury, Naseem Shah, Dave Taylor, Fiona Williams (1995) (0)
Book Review: Britain and Ireland: The British Constitution: A Very Short Introduction (2014) (0)
Constructing and disseminating educational knowledge, using e-media (2004) (0)
Rural engagement: practitioner experience of rural innovation projects and co-production of services in Wales (2014) (0)
Parliament and the Law by Alexander Horne, Gavin Drewry and Dawn Oliver (eds). Oxford: Hart, 2013. 370pp., £55.00, ISBN 9781849462952 (2015) (0)
Evolving the delivery of children's services: VIG and VERP supporting organizational change in Glasgow (2015) (0)
Migration and Home-Based Childcare in Europe: Issues of Citizenship (2009) (0)
Comprar Social Policy - A Critical Introduction: Issues of Race, Gender and Class | Fiona Williams | 9780745601502 | Wiley (2008) (0)
A report of the fifth annual conference of the European Forum of Socialist-feminists, Gothenburg, Sweden, November 24-26, 1989 (1990) (0)
House of Lords Reform since 1911: Must the Lords Go? by Peter Dorey and Alexandra Kelso. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011. 235pp., £57.50, ISBN 978 023 027166 1 (2013) (0)
Book Review: The Caring Class: Home Health Aides in Crisis, by Richard Schweid (2021) (0)
Book reviews : Public Opinion, Ideology & State Welfare Peter Taylor-Gooby Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, 1985, £6.95 pbk, pp. 157 (1985) (0)
New Labour’s family policy (2005) (0)
Social Investment Frames and Social Justice Claims in Competing Interpretations of Care Needs (2011) (0)
From Anathema to Dialogue . By Roger Garaudy. Collins, London, 1967. Pp. 124. (1968) (0)
What matters to people in their family lives and personal relationships ? And what are the implications for policy ? (2011) (0)
Peter Beresford (2016) All Our Welfare: Towards Participatory Social Policy , Bristol: Policy Press, £23.99, pp. 468, pbk. (2017) (0)
Bringing in ‘the social’: an intersectional analysis of global crises and welfare (2021) (0)
Encountering Different Spiritual Traditions in the Classroom: The Contribution of ICT (2009) (0)
Cutural Relativism and the Evaluation of ‘Progress’: The Question of Women and Social Policy in Eastern European State Socialist Societies. An Answer to Page and Chamberlain (1987) (0)
Introduction (1996) (0)
Modern Migration and the Inequalities of Gender and Care (2021) (0)
Book Review: Britain and Ireland: House of Lords Reform since 1911: Must the Lords Go? (2013) (0)
The British Academy's Childhood Policy Programme (2021) (0)
Bicameral conflict resolution in an asymmetrical Parliament: nine case studies from the House of Lords 1976-2012 (2018) (0)
Introduction (1986) (0)
Parliament and Congress: Representations and Scrutiny in the Twenty-First Century by William McKay and Charles W. Johnson. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010. 577pp., £85.00, ISBN 978 0 19 927362 1 (2013) (0)
Book Review: Kari Palonen, The Politics of Parliamentary Procedure: The Formation of the Westminster Procedure as a Parliamentary Ideal Type (2016) (0)
Book Review: Britain and Ireland: Parliament and the Law (2015) (0)
The attitude of patients over 65yrs to ceasing long term sleeping tablets (2014) (0)
Cutural Relativism and the Evaluation of 'Progress': the question of women and social policy in Eastern European state socialist societies. An answer to Page and Chamberlain (1987) (0)

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