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CES publications: 2005

0214
Tinklin,T., Croxford,L., *Ducklin,A. and *Frame,B. (2005) Gender and Attitudes to Work and Family Roles: The Views of Young People at the Millenium, Gender and Education, 17(2), pp.129-142.

0411
Croxford,L., Ozga,J. and *Provan,F. (2005) Education Maintenance Allowances (EMAs): Attainment of National Qualifications in the Scottish Pilots, Final Report to the Scottish Executive, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0415
Iannelli,C. and *Paterson,L. (2005) Social Class and Educational Attainment: A Comparative Study of England, Wales And Scotland, Working Paper, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh (with L.Paterson).

0416
Iannelli,C. and *Paterson,L. (2005) Patterns of Social Mobility: A Comparative Study of England, Wales and Scotland, Working Paper, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh (with L.Paterson).

0418
Iannelli,C. and *Paterson,L. (2005) Education and Social Mobility in Scotland, Working Paper, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh (with L.Paterson).

0419
Tinklin,T., *Riddell,S. and *Wilson,A. (2005) Support for Students with Mental Health Difficulties in Higher Education: The Students' Perspective, British Journal of Guidance and Counselling, 33(4), pp.495-512.

0422
*Hart,J. and Howieson,C. (2005) Unitisation - Benefits and Issues, Research and Information Services Bulletin No 9, Glasgow: SQA.

0424
Howieson,C. and *Hart,J. (2005) How do Centres Estimate Pupil's Attainment, Research and Information Services Bulletin No 12, Glasgow: SQA.

0425
Croxford,L. and Ozga,J. (2005) Education Maintenance Allowances (EMAs): Attainment of National Qualifications in the Scottish Pilots, Research Findings No. 25/2005, Edinburgh: SEELLD.

0426
Iannelli,C. and *Smyth,E. (2005) "Unequal pathways? The effect of gender, social background and education on early labour market transitions in Europe", revised version of paper presented at the Changequal Network Conference entitled "Using Comparative Data to Develop European Social Indicators", Paris, 17-18 May 2004 (with Emer Smyth).

0502
Croxford,L. (2005) Construction of Social Class Variables, EYT Working Paper No. 4, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0503
Croxford,L. (2005) The Youth Cohort Survey Data, EYT Working Paper No. 5, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0505
Iannelli,C. and *Paterson,L. (2005) Moving Up and Down the Social Class Ladder in Scotland, CES Briefing No. 33, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0506
Raffe,D. and Byrne,D. (2005) Policy Learning from 'Home International' Comparisons, CES Briefing No. 34, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0507
Iannelli,C. and *Paterson,L. (2005) Does Education Promote Social Mobility?, CES Briefing No. 35, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0508
Howieson,C. and *Tinklin,T. (2005) Progression and Pass Rates in New National Qualifications, Final Report to SQA, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0510
Croxford,L. and Raffe,D. (2005) Secondary School Organisation in England, Scotland and Wales since the 1980s, paper for the seminar on Policy Learning in 14-19 Education. Joint Seminar of Education and Youth Transitions Project and Nuffield Review of 14-19 Education, 15 March 2005.

0511
Ozga,J. (2005) Models of Policy-Making and Policy Learning, paper for the seminar on Policy Learning in 14-19 Education. Joint Seminar of Education and Youth Transitions Project and Nuffield Review of 14-19 Education, 15 March 2005.

0512
Raffe,D. (2005) Learning from ‘Home International’ Comparisons: 14-19 Curriculum and Qualifications Reform in England, Scotland and Wales, paper for the seminar on Policy Learning in 14-19 Education. Joint Seminar of Education and Youth Transitions Project and Nuffield Review of 14-19 Education, 15 March 2005.

0513
*Cowie,M. and Croxford,L. (2005) Measuring and Monitoring School Performance in Scotland, Education in the North, New Series No. 13, pp.23-36

0515
*Catts,R. and Ozga,J. (2005) What is Social Capital and how might it be used in Scotland’s Schools?, CES Briefing No. 36, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0516
Croxford,L. and *Cowie,M. (2005) Accounting for School Performance in Scottish Education Authorities, CES Briefing No. 37, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0517
Iannelli,C. and *Paterson,L. (2005) Period Changes in Men's Class Reproduction in Scotland, 1974-2001, Working Paper 6, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0518
*Paterson,L. and Iannelli,C. (2005) A Note on Variations of Social Mobility in Scotland among Industrial Sectors and Areas of Residence, Working Paper 7, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0519
Jones,R. (2005) Review of Knowledge Transfer Policy in Scotland, KT Working Paper 1, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0520
Jones,R. (2005) Knowledge Transfer in the Context of Scottish Higher Education - The Policy Agenda, KT Working Paper 2, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0521
Iannelli,C. and *Paterson,L. (2005) Education and Social Mobility in the 20th Century, End of Award Report to the ESRC on a research project of the same name (ESRC Award Reference Number R000239915), Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0522
*Gallacher,J,. *Toman,N., *Caldwell,J., *Edwards,R. and Raffe,D. (2005) Evaluation of the Impact of the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF), Final Report to the Scottish Executive Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Department, Edinburgh: SEELLD.

0523
*Gallacher,J,. *Toman,N., *Caldwell,J., *Edwards,R. and Raffe,D. (2005) Evaluation of the Impact of the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF), Enterprise and Lifelong Learning Research Findings No. 34/2005, Edinburgh: SEELLD.

0525
Raffe,D. (2005) Will the EQF Lead to a Single Model of Learning?, CEDEFOP info: Vocational Training in Europe, 3/05.

0526
Raffe,D. (2005) National Qualificaitons Frameworks as Integrated Qualifications Frameworks, SAQA Bulletin, 8(1), pp.21-32, Towards an NQF Research Agenda: Proceedings of the NQF Colloguium, South Africa: South African Qualifications Authority

0527
Hart,J. (2005) National Qualificaitons Frameworks as Credit Accumulation and Transfer Systems, SAQA Bulletin, 8(1), pp.32-45, Towards an NQF Research Agenda: Proceedings of the NQF Colloguium, South Africa: South African Qualifications Authority

0528
Tinklin,T., Raffe,D., and Howieson,C. (2005) Analyses of SQA Data on Higher Still for 1999-2002, IUS Working Paper 13, Edinburgh: Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh.

0530
Raffe,D., Howieson,C. and Tinklin,T. (2005) The Introduction of a Unified System of Post-Compulsory Education in Scotland, Scottish Educational Review, 37(1), pp.46-57.

0531
Raffe,D. and Byrne,D. (2005) Establishing a UK 'Home International' Comparative Research Programme for Post-Compulsory Learning, LSRC Research Report, London: LSDA.

0532
Raffe,D. (2005) Qualifications Frameworks in Europe: Learning Across Boundaries, Report of the Glasgow Conference, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive.

0533
Raffe,D. (2005) "Devolution and Divergence in Education Policy", Chapter 4, pp.52-69, in J.Adams and K.Schmueker (eds) Devolution in Practice 2006: Public Policy Differences within the UK, Newcastle: IPPR.

0534
Ozga,J. (2005) Travelling and Embedded Policy: The Case of Post Devolution Scotland, in E.Zambeta and D.Coulby (eds) Globalisation and Nationalism in Education (World Year Book in Education 2005), London/New York: Routledge/Taylor and Francis.

0535
Ozga,J. (2005) Moderising the Education Workforce: A Perspective from Scotland, Educational Review, 57(2), pp.207-221.

0536
Ozga,J. and *Lawn,M.A. (2005) Re-Formations: Teachers, Professionalism and Work, Barcelona: Pomares Press.


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