Centre for Policing
| Title | Centre for Policing |
|---|---|
| Alternative | BAL - Ctr Policing |
| Faculty | Faculty of Business and Law |
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The changing nature of change: a Nicaraguan feminist experience
Bradshaw, S., Solorzano, I., Bank, A. and Proceedings of the World Congress on Communication for Development 2007. The changing nature of change: a Nicaraguan feminist experience. Rome Proceedings of the World Congress on Communication for Development.Project report
Decisiones económicas e intimas de las mujeres (Women's economic and intimate decisions)
Bradshaw, S. and Puntos de Encuentro, Managua, Nicaragua 2011. Decisiones económicas e intimas de las mujeres (Women's economic and intimate decisions). Puntos de Encuentro, Managua, Nicaragua.Project report
Women and girls in disasters
Bradshaw, S., Fordham, M. and Department for International Development - DFID, UK 2013. Women and girls in disasters. London Department for International Development - DFID.Project report
Bridging the humanitarain-development divide
Bradshaw, S. and Plan International, UK 2013. Bridging the humanitarain-development divide. in: In Double Jeopardy: Adolescent girls and disasters', Because I am a Girl report: The state of the world's girls 2013 Plan International, UK.Book chapter
Women's role in economic development: overcoming the constraints, prepared for the High-Level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda
Bradshaw, S., Castellino, J. and Diop, B. 2013. Women's role in economic development: overcoming the constraints, prepared for the High-Level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda. The United Nations.Project report
Gender and environmental change in the developing world
Bradshaw, S., Linneker, B. and International Institute for Environment and Development - IIED 2014. Gender and environmental change in the developing world. London International Institute for Environment and Development - IIED.Project report
Women in Chilean rural society
Bradshaw, S. 1990. Women in Chilean rural society. in: Hojman, D. (ed.) Neo-liberal agriculture in rural Chile London Macmillan. pp. 110-126Book chapter
Reconstructing roles and relations: women's participation in reconstruction in post-Mitch Nicaragua
Bradshaw, S. and Oxfam 2001. Reconstructing roles and relations: women's participation in reconstruction in post-Mitch Nicaragua. in: Sweetman, C. (ed.) Gender, development and humanitarian work Oxford Oxfam. pp. 79-87Book chapter
Las mujeres en Nicaragua, la pobreza y como se pretende reducirla
Bradshaw, S., Linneker, B., Quirós Víquez, A. and GTZ 2003. Las mujeres en Nicaragua, la pobreza y como se pretende reducirla. in: Reducción de la Pobreza, Gobernabilidad Democrática y Equidad de Genero Managua, Nicaragua GTZ.Book chapter
Is the rights focus the right focus? Nicaraguan responses to the rights agenda
Bradshaw, S. 2008. Is the rights focus the right focus? Nicaraguan responses to the rights agenda. in: Molyneux, M. and Cornwall, A. (ed.) The politics of rights: dilemmas for feminist praxis London Routledge. pp. 155-167Book chapter
Poverty alleviation in a changing policy and political context: the case of PRSPs in Latin America
Bradshaw, S. and Linneker, B. 2010. Poverty alleviation in a changing policy and political context: the case of PRSPs in Latin America. in: Chant, S. (ed.) The international handbook on gender and poverty Cheltenham Edward Elgar. pp. 516-521Book chapter
Feminisation or de-feminisation? Gendered experiences of poverty post-disaster
Bradshaw, S. 2010. Feminisation or de-feminisation? Gendered experiences of poverty post-disaster. in: Chant, S. (ed.) International Handbook on Gender and Poverty Cheltenham Edward Elgar. pp. 627-632Book chapter
Double disaster: disaster risk through a gender lens
Bradshaw, S. and Fordham, M. 2014. Double disaster: disaster risk through a gender lens. in: Collins, A., Jones, S., Manyena, B. and Jayawickrama, J. (ed.) Hazards, Risks and Disasters in Society Elsevier. pp. 233-251Book chapter
‘From Structural Adjustment to Social Adjustment: A Gendered Analysis of Conditional Cash Transfer Programmes in Mexico and Nicaragua’, Global Social Policy, 2008, 8, 2, 188–207.
Bradshaw, S. 2014. ‘From Structural Adjustment to Social Adjustment: A Gendered Analysis of Conditional Cash Transfer Programmes in Mexico and Nicaragua’, Global Social Policy, 2008, 8, 2, 188–207. in: Chant, S. and Beetham, G. (ed.) Gender, Poverty, and Development Abingdon, Oxon Routledge.Book chapter
Women's access to employment and the formation of women-headed households in rural and urban Honduras
Bradshaw, S. 1995. Women's access to employment and the formation of women-headed households in rural and urban Honduras. Bulletin of Latin American Research. 14 (2), pp. 143-158.Article
Female-headed households in Honduras: perspectives on rural-urban differences
Bradshaw, S. 1995. Female-headed households in Honduras: perspectives on rural-urban differences. Third World Planning Review. 17 (2), pp. 117-131.Article
Challenging poverty, vulnerability and social exclusion in Nicaragua: some considerations for poverty reduction strategies
Bradshaw, S. and Linneker, B. 2001. Challenging poverty, vulnerability and social exclusion in Nicaragua: some considerations for poverty reduction strategies. The Nicaraguan Academic Journal. 2 (2), pp. 186-224.Article
Desafiando la pobreza: perspectivas de genero y estrategias para la reduccion de la pobreza en Nicaragua y Honduras
Bradshaw, S. and Linneker, B. 2003. Desafiando la pobreza: perspectivas de genero y estrategias para la reduccion de la pobreza en Nicaragua y Honduras. London CIIR-ICD.Book
Women's decision-making in rural and urban households in Nicaragua: the influence of income and ideology
Bradshaw, S. 2013. Women's decision-making in rural and urban households in Nicaragua: the influence of income and ideology. Environment and Urbanisation. 25 (1), pp. 81-94.Article
Exploring young people's use of social networking sites and digital media in the internet safety context: a comparison of the UK and Bahrain
Davidson, J. and Martellozzo, E. 2013. Exploring young people's use of social networking sites and digital media in the internet safety context: a comparison of the UK and Bahrain. Information, Communication and Society. 16 (9), pp. 1456-1476. https://doi.org/10.1080/1369118X.2012.701655Article
Gendered rights in the post-2015 development and disasters agendas
Bradshaw, S. 2015. Gendered rights in the post-2015 development and disasters agendas. IDS Bulletin. 46 (4), pp. 59-65. https://doi.org/10.1111/1759-5436.12158Article
Exploring young people's use of social networking sites and digital media in the Internet safety context: a comparison of the UK and Bahrain
Davidson, J. and Martellozzo, E. 2013. Exploring young people's use of social networking sites and digital media in the Internet safety context: a comparison of the UK and Bahrain. Information, Communication and Society. 16 (9), pp. 1456-1476. https://doi.org/10.1080/1369118X.2012.701655Article
Protecting vulnerable young people in cyberspace from sexual abuse: raising awareness and responding globally
Davidson, J. and Martellozzo, E. 2008. Protecting vulnerable young people in cyberspace from sexual abuse: raising awareness and responding globally. Police Practice and Research. 9 (4), pp. 277-289. https://doi.org/10.1080/15614260802349965Article
Engendering development and disasters
Bradshaw, S. 2014. Engendering development and disasters. Disasters. 39 (1), pp. s54-s75. https://doi.org/10.1111/disa.12111Article
Gender, development and disasters
Bradshaw, S. 2013. Gender, development and disasters. Edward Elgar Publishing.Book
Cuidado y protección de menores contra el abuso sexual on line
Martellozzo, E. 2009. Cuidado y protección de menores contra el abuso sexual on line. Cuadernos de Seguridad. 11, pp. 151-181.Article
Online child sexual abuse by female offenders: an exploratory study
Martellozzo, E., Nehring, D. and Taylor, H. 2010. Online child sexual abuse by female offenders: an exploratory study. International Journal of Cyber Criminology. 4 (1&2), pp. 592-609.Article
Protecting children online: towards a safer internet
Davidson, J. and Martellozzo, E. 2008. Protecting children online: towards a safer internet. in: Wetherby, G., Williams, K., Birch, P. and Cain, M. (ed.) Sex as crime? Willan. pp. 338-355Book chapter
Internet sex offenders: individual autonomy, ‘folk devils’ and state control
Martellozzo, E., Davidson, J. and Cambridge Socio-Legal Group 2009. Internet sex offenders: individual autonomy, ‘folk devils’ and state control. in: Sclater, S., Ebtehaj, F., Jackson, E. and Richards, M. (ed.) Regulating autonomy: sex, reproduction and family Oxford, UK Hart Publishing. pp. 129-146Book chapter
Understanding the perpetrators' online behaviour
Martellozzo, E. 2010. Understanding the perpetrators' online behaviour. in: Davidson, J. and Gottschalk, P. (ed.) Internet child abuse: current research and policy Abingdon, UK Routledge-Cavendish. pp. 104-125Book chapter
Online child sexual abuse: grooming, policing and child protection in a multi-media world
Martellozzo, E. 2012. Online child sexual abuse: grooming, policing and child protection in a multi-media world. London, UK Routledge.Book
Globalization, urbanization & security
Davidson, J. and Martellozzo, E. 2009. Globalization, urbanization & security. in: Cordner, G., Cordner, A. and Das, D. (ed.) Urbanization, policing & security: global perspectives CRC Press.Book chapter
Urbanization and security: moving forward, key themes, and challenges
Davidson, J. and Martellozzo, E. 2009. Urbanization and security: moving forward, key themes, and challenges. in: Cordner, G., Das, D. and Cordner, A. (ed.) Urbanization, policing, and security: global perspectives. CRC Press. pp. 435-440Book chapter
Sex offenders' use of the Internet.
Martellozzo, E. 2010. Sex offenders' use of the Internet. in: Davidson, J. and Gottschalk, P. (ed.) Internet child abuse: current research and policy. Routledge-Cavendish. pp. 104-125Book chapter
Evaluation of CEOP ThinkUKnow internet safety programme and exploration of young people's internet safety knowledge.
Davidson, J., Martellozzo, E. and Lorenz, M. 2009. Evaluation of CEOP ThinkUKnow internet safety programme and exploration of young people's internet safety knowledge. Centre for Abuse & Trauma Studies and Kingston University.Report
Talking rights or what is right: understandings and strategies around sexual, reproductive and abortion rights in Nicaragua.
Bradshaw, S., Criquillion, A., Castillo, V. and Wilson, G. 2008. Talking rights or what is right: understandings and strategies around sexual, reproductive and abortion rights in Nicaragua. in: Mukhopadhyay, M. and Meer, S. (ed.) Gender, rights and development: a global sourcebook. Royal Tropical Institute. pp. 57-68Book chapter
The gender and disaster sourcebook [E-book]
Anderson, C., Ariyabandu, M., Bradshaw, S., Enarson, E., Fordham, M., Hay, R., Katwikirize, S., Karanci, N., Meyreles, L. and Schwoebel, M. 2008. The gender and disaster sourcebook [E-book]. Gender and Disasters Network.Book
Social roles and spatial relations of NGOs and civil society.
Bradshaw, S., Linneker, B. and Zuniga, R. 2002. Social roles and spatial relations of NGOs and civil society. in: Willis, K. and Mcllwaine, C. (ed.) Challenges and change in Middle America: perspectives on development in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. Harlow Pearson Education. pp. 243-269Book chapter
Men, women and disasters: masculinities v femininisation
Bradshaw, S. 2009. Men, women and disasters: masculinities v femininisation. Second India Disaster Management Congress. Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi 04 - 06 Nov 2009Conference keynote
Gendered poverties and power relations: looking inside communities and households.
Bradshaw, S. 2002. Gendered poverties and power relations: looking inside communities and households. Nicaragua Puntos de Encuentro.Book
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