M.Phil, external and joint honours theses

/1 The Politics of Comprehensive Education in Birmingham 1957-67 by Kesternard Isaac Henry, submitted for the Master of Social Science Degree in the University of Birmingham, May 1970. /2 The Role and Power of the Birmingham Trades Council in Birmingham City Politics by PS Bullock, submitted for the Master Social Science Degree in the University of Birmingham, 1970. /3 Local Parties and Local Parties and Local Government; Some Comments on a Possible Conceptual and Theoretical Framework by Roger King, submitted for the Master of Social Science Degree in the University of Birmingham, 1970. /4 The Selection of Local Government Candidates by Atoinette Gordon, submitted for the Degree of Master of Social Science in the University of Birmingham, 1973. /5 The "Save Fife" Campaign - A Case Study of a County's Fight Against Local Government Reform Proposals by Robert Reekie Ballantine, submitted for Bachelor of Philosophy, September 1975. /6 The Use of General Practitioner Services by Young Married Women in a New Town by Judith Margaret Bell, submitted for the Bachelor of Philosophy Degree, November 1977. /7 The Relationship Between the Catholic Church and the Communist Party in Postwar Poland by Lara C Moir, submitted for the LL.B Joint Honours Degree in Law and Political Science, 14th March 1989. /8 Unemployment: Its Manifestations Within Tayside by Sean P Tolland, submitted for the Senior Honours Degree in Empirical Research Methods, 1990. /9 The Scottish Children's Hearings System: Its Origins, Development, and Criticisms by Rory Mills, submitted for the M Phil in Political Science and Social Policy, 1994. /10 Race and Housing: Factors Affecting Councillor Policy Decisions by Peter McKenna, submitted for the M Phil Degree in Public and Social Policy, September 1995. /11 Fund Holding in Dundee by Christa E Calamas, submitted for the M Phil in Social and Public Policy, October 1995. /12 A Qualitative Investigation Considering the Reasons for Teenage Pregnancy and the Experiences of Young Single Mothers by Lynne T Mannion, submitted for the M Phil in Social and Public Policy, 1996. /13 Ignorance is Not Always Bliss: A Study of the Awareness of Sexual Orientation Discrimination Among a Sample of Self-Identified Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual People in the Aberdeen City Area by Elisabeth M Leitch, submitted for the M Phil in Social and Public Policy, March 1997. /14 Queer, There and Everywhere!: The Importance of Visibility in Queer Activism by George Drew Simmonds, Senior Honours Dissertation submitted to the Department of Political Science, 1999. /15 Power in Practitioner-patient relationships; an empirical study by Vered Kahani-Hopkins

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