Michael Jarrett

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Michael Jarrett is affiliated with the following schools: London Business School, University of Oxford, Durham University, Cardiff University, INSEAD

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Michael Jarrett

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#2248

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#2885

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Archeology

#626

World Rank

#856

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According to Wikipedia, Michael Grierson Jarrett , also commonly known as Mike Jarrett, was a British archaeologist and gay rights activist. Specialising in the archaeology of Roman Britain , he spent much of his academic career at Cardiff University, where he was awarded a personal chair in 1980. Outside of academia, Jarrett was a prominent member of the Campaign for Homosexual Equality.

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Michael Jarrett 's Published Works

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Deserted Medieval Villages (1972) (74)
The Division of Britain (1967) (26)
An Unnecessary War (1976) (23)
Non-legionary Troops in Roman Britain: Part One, The Units (1994) (21)
THE SEVEN MYTHS OF CHANGE MANAGEMENT (2003) (19)
Coping with uncertainty: a psychodynamic perspective on the work of top teams (1996) (19)
Sound Doctrine: An Interview with Walter Murch (2000) (19)
Four Choruses on the Tropes of Jazz Writing (1994) (7)
Decurions and Priests (1971) (7)
Actes du IX e Congrès International d'Etudes sur les Frontières Romaines . Edited by D. M. Pippidi. Bucharest: Editura Academiei, 1974. Pp. 557, 74 plates, numerous text figures. No price stated ( c. £25.50). (1977) (6)
Psychological dynamics and organisational learning : From the dysfunctional organisation to the healthy organisation (1996) (6)
Concerning the Progress of Rock &Roll (1991) (6)
Stem-Bore Diameters of English Clay Pipes: Some Northern Evidence (1971) (6)
Early Roman Campaigns in Wales (1964) (6)
Magnus Maximus and the end of Roman Britain (1983) (4)
‘Greater and More Splendid’: Some Aspects of Romanesque Durham Cathedral (1995) (3)
Management in Practice: A Framework for Managing Organizational Change (1997) (3)
What do we need (1996) (2)
Group Dynamics and Unconscious Organizational Behavior (1998) (2)
A revolution in British archaeology? (1973) (2)
The Case of the Redundant Official (1978) (2)
The tribes of Wales (1968) (2)
Alec Detsicas (ed.): Current research in Romano-British coarse pottery. London: Council for British Archaeology, 1973. (CBA Research Report 10.) 166 pp., 8 pls., 44 figs. £4.00. (1974) (1)
Rescue archaeology and research (1975) (1)
Town Defences in Roman Britain (1965) (1)
Diaries as a data collection strategy. (2000) (1)
Train Tracks: How the Railroad Rerouted Our Ears (2001) (1)
The Crayola Counting Book (1995) (0)
Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales. An inventory of the ancient monuments in Brecknock (Brycheiniog) I, ii: Hill Forts and Roman remains . London: HMSO, 1987. xxxii + 196 pages, 180 illustrations. £45 hardback. (1987) (0)
The Magic Money Box (1995) (0)
The psychodynamics of top teams and the impact on strategic organisational learning : three case studies in the public sector (1998) (0)
Fortress. The castles and fortifications quarterly. Issues 1 & 2. 1989. Liphook: Beaufort Publishing Ltd (PO Box 22, Liphook, Hants. Gu30 7PJ); ISSN 0995-985-X £18 p.a. (£ 20 overseas). (1990) (0)
History, archaeology and Roman Scotland (1987) (0)
The One and Only Special Me (1996) (0)
A study of the municipal aristocracies of the roman empire in the west, with special reference to north Africa (1958) (0)
Little number stories : subtraction (1995) (0)
We Can Share at School (1998) (0)
Early Glamorgan : A review article. (1985) (0)
Recent archaeological excavation and discovery in Glamorgan (1966) (0)
Agricola's Campaigns in Scotland . Edited by James Kenworthy. (Scottish Archaeological Forum 12.) 23 × 17 cm. Pp. 114 + figs. and pls. in text. Edinburgh: University Press, 1981. £4·00.--- Either ISSN or Journal title must be supplied. (1982) (0)
Coygan camp : Book review. (1968) (0)
We Can Make Graphs (1998) (0)
The Roman villa in Britain : Book review. (1970) (0)
Way Up North in Dixie: A Black Family’s Claim to the Confederate Anthem (1994) (0)
The Tenor's Vehicle: Reading Way Out West (1994) (0)
The Roman Conquest of Britain. By Donald R. Dudley and Graham Webster (1965) (0)

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