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The ESRC AIDS programme 1988 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 62 (): 21-4
  • Alan Marsh
Inequalities in health: lessons from Europe 1988 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 62 (): 17-
  • Deborah Baker
  • Raymond Illsley
Marching for identity: youth culture and sectarianism in Northern Ireland 1987 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 61 (): 29-31
  • Desmond Bell
The crowd in contemporary Britain 1986 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 58 (): 32-4
  • George Gaskell
The public acceptance of new technologies 1986 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 58 (): 22-3
  • Chris Caswill
The case for science and the place of social science 1986 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 56 (): 8-13
  • Michael Posner
British attitudes to new technology 1985 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 55 (): 24-6
  • Stephen C Mills
Information technology and the consumer 1985 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 55 (): 26-8
  • Jill Hartley
The family and new technologies 1985 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 55 (): 14-16
  • Marjorie Ferguson
Managerial values 1985 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 54 (): 30-1
  • Ritsuko Miyajima
Knowing your place; finding your place 1984 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 52 (): 29-30
  • Glynis Breakwell
Football hooliganism in historical perspective 1984 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 51 (): -21
  • Eric Dunning
  • John Williams
  • Patrick Murphy
Monkeys, bones or magic?: training and employment in social anthropology 1984 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 53 (): 36-7
  • Ralph D Grillo
Work and leisure: continuity and change 1984 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 51 (): 13-14
  • David Herbert
Children's experience of work 1984 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 51 (): 11-12
  • Allison James
Recreation and resources 1984 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 51 (): 9-10
  • Allan Patmore
Leisure, social behaviour and social change 1984 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 51 (): 27-9
  • Michael Collins
  • Roger Sidaway
Learning your place 1984 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 52 (): 16-18
  • David Woodhouse
  • Iain Smith
The privatisation of leisure 1984 Economic and Social Research Council newsletter 51 (): 22-3
  • Michael Tracey
Ethnic enterprise in Britain 1983 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 49 (): 25
  • R Ward
Televising anthropology: scenes from the frontier [Panare] 1983 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 49 (): 30-2
  • P Henley
Research unit on ethnic relations 1981 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 44 (): 13-14
  • J Rex
Group for the history of population and social structure 1981 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 44 (): 10-13
  • R Schofield
Anthropological research in Europe 1981 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 43 (): 12-14
  • R Grillo
Works arising from research supported by SSRC 1980 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 41 (): 26-31
  • Anonymous
Social life in Northern Ireland 1980 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 42 (): 12-13
  • G McFarlane
An inquiry into working class life in 19th century Scotland 1980 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 41 (): 23-4
  • I Levitt
Works arising from research supported by SSRC 1980 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 42 (): 16-18
  • Anonymous
Tribe and state in Iran and Afghanistan 1980 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 42 (): 13-15
  • R Tapper
Language development in pre-school children [Bristol] 1979 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 40 (): 11-13
  • G C Wells
Reports and papers arising from SSRC grants 1979 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 39 (): 41-4
  • Anonymous
Works arising from research supported by SSRC 1979 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 40 (): 18-23
  • Anonymous
Reports and papers arising from SSRC grants 1978 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 37 (): 31-5
  • Social Science Research Council
Social Anthropology Committee. [Report to the Council] 1978 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 37 (): 22-4
  • Social Science Research Council
Reports and papers arising from SSRC grants 1978 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 36 (): 24-9
  • Anonymous
Reports and papers arising from SSRC grants 1978 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 38 (): 21-7
  • Anonymous
Social Anthropology Committee [report to SSRC council] 1977 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 34 (): 20-1
  • Anonymous
Recent developments in social science software 1977 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 33 (): 6-9
  • A P M Coxon
Dissemination as 'acculturation research' [British Isles] 1976 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 32 (): 7-10
  • J Rudduck
The use of computers in university social science departments 1974 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 23 (): 15-17
  • J Utting
Mass media and social attitudes 1974 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 23 (): 18-21
  • J D Halloran
Group decisions with and without risks 1974 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 23 (): 21-3
  • C Fraser
Computing and the social sciences 1974 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 23 (): 13-15
  • J Banbury
Public order and race in an American city 1972 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 15 (): 3-5
  • M Banton
Social anthropology [and the SSRC] 1971 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 12 (): 11-12
  • E R Leach
Social scientists and the census 1969 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 5 (): 15-16
  • T Corlett
The census in the USA 1969 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 5 (): 16-18
  • M H Hansen
  • W N Hurwitz
Memory and history 1969 Social Science Research Council Newsletter 6 (): 16-18
  • P Thomas
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