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The industrial factories were built with production in mind. Thought was rarely given to the enviroment of the workers. As a result the factories were extremely unpleasanr places to work. They were loud, dingy, hot in the summer and usually poorly heated in the winter. The work days might ...
While this may not be a direct result of the work of social entrepreneurs, traditional brands are undeniably trying to adjust their messaging and product offers to a fast-changing market. Additionally, critics point out a major weakness in the social enterprise model: scalability and access to ...
While policy responses, such as credit easing by the Bank of England, can mitigate the immediate negative impact of uncertainty shocks on the housing market, it is important to acknowledge that such interventions may not always be value-neutral. A growing body of literature highlights the potential...
The Internet enables efficient access to these markets, and in turn allows customers to search for very specialized products (e.g., music tracks by bands that recorded bass line music in Sheffield, England, between 2002 and 2005, or steampunk science fiction novels writ- ten by K. W. ...
By employing a retrospective collaborative autoethnographic approach, this work aims to better understand how an interdisciplinary context shaped the authors’ experiences of British academia during their Ph.D research. The authors bring together their individual observations and experiences to collectively int...
Wednesday 22 November.4.30-6pm.Slavery and Popular Print in Early Modern England Talk by Professor Phil Withington, University of Sheffield for the Wilberforce Institute In 1500 the language of ‘slavery’ was unused in English; by the 1650s, it was the usual term for English men and women to...
The Maternity Voices Partnership (MVP) by NHS England is an NHS working group where a team of women and their families, commissioners and providers (midwives and doctors) work together to review and contribute to the development of local maternity care. They are supported by a group called Nati...
British and Dutch urban policies have advocated housing diversification and social mix in neighbourhoods subject to urban renewal. Question marks have been placed against the evidence base for the assumed social effects of diversification. This paper provides a review of research into the actual consequ...
It is 150 years since we were first founded, but we still work at the heart of communities to improve the life chances of some of the most vulnerable children and families in England. Our focus is supporting families who struggle to support themselves through intervention and help that centres...