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A Farmers' Jury

A Farmers' Jury

Stuart Coupe; Jon Hellin; Absolom Masendeke; Elijah Rusike

Practical Action Publishing
2005
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This ITDG Working Paper analyses the experience of a farmers' jury in Zimbabwe. Representatives of poor farmers mapped out their vision for the future of agriculture in their country after hearing from policy makers and technical experts of every shade of opinion. The ITDG Working Papers are designed to make available to the wider development community the knowledge and insights that the Intermediate Technology Development Group is generating about technology and development. The papers are selected for their contribution to debate, with the hope of stimulating further research or contributing to similar work in progress. The series is edited by Andrew Scott, International Programmes and Policy Director of ITDG.
A psychological perspective on hoarding

A psychological perspective on hoarding

Stuart Whomsley; Stephen Kellett; Sophie Holmes

Bps Books
2024
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A comprehensive second edition of this popular report from the British Psychological Society's Division of Clinical Psychology (DCP), tailored for psychological professionals to help them support individuals with hoarding difficulties, and understand the complexities of hoarding behaviour without the stigma of labels, focusing instead on the person behind the condition. With insights from both lived experience and expert practitioners, this book offers a compassionate and practical approach to addressing hoarding within mental health and social care settings.Read about evidence-based interventions and best practices, guided by the latest research and recommendations, from assessment to intervention, safeguarding to advocacy, this resource equips practitioners with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the challenges of hoarding disorder effectively. With clear guidance and actionable insights, this updated report empowers psychological professionals to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals struggling with hoarding difficulties.
A History of Reading

A History of Reading

Stuart Hylton

Phillimore Co Ltd
2007
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Few towns of its size have as rich and varied a history as Reading, and few hide the fact better. For the past two centuries and more growth and modernisation have swept away much of the evidence of the past. But, for a thousand year before that, Reading played a major role in the affairs of the nation. King Alfred fought in the town for control of his kingdom, and in medieval times Reading was an international centre for pilgrimage and governance. Parliaments met here, and kings and princes were married and buried locally. The town has been sacked by Vikings, besieged in the Civil War and saw fighting in the streets during the so-called 'Bloodless Revolution' that overthrew King James II in 1688. Since then, Reading's fortunes have been transformed by a series of revolutions in transport. The town today serves as an effective illustration of the benefits and the challenges that improvements have brought to the nation as a whole.Its individual character is exemplified by the extraordinary range of people who have lived here, from Thomas a Becket to the most controversial person ever to hold the office of Archbishop of Canterbury, from the man who effectively ran the country through the minority of a king to one of our least competent prime ministers. This lively and well illustrated account of Reading's colourful history will shed surprising light on the rich past of a community that has never been slow in embracing the future.
A History of Manchester

A History of Manchester

Stuart Hylton

Phillimore Co Ltd
2010
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Manchester has a local history that is unlike anywhere else’s. Although, as its name suggest, there is evidence beneath its streets of the first mud and timber fort built by the Romans some two thousand years ago – and of continuous occupation ever since – the city’s worldwide fame and reputation derives from its extraordinary development over the past two and a half centuries.Manchester was the shock city of the early 19th century, right at the cutting edge of dramatic changes in our domestic society – technological, social, economic and political. The radical new relationships forged there between employer and employee greatly influenced the development of Marxism, with all its consequences for the 20th century. In transport terms alone, the city led the way with the first real canal, the first real railway, the first public bus services and the first municipal airport. Its local government set a pace for enterprise that the rest of the country could only follow.The social and economic problems that arose here became matters of national concern, while the political issues that stirred the city led to national reform. Disraeli coined the term ‘the Manchester School’ to describe the middle-class radicals who were the prime movers of the Anti-Corn Law League. The Manchester Guardian held the attention of the nation’s decision-makes for many decades before it became a national newspaper, and when the population took to the streets they shook the government to its core, arousing fears of revolution.Stuart Hylton’s entertaining account of the great city’s entire story was first published in 2003 and received widespread acclaim. It has been expanded and updated for this new edition, which includes over 100 carefully chosen and well captioned illustrations. It should be the initial point of departure for anyone wishing to know more about Manchester’s illustrious past and the city’s prominent place in the nation’s fortunes.
A Rising Tide

A Rising Tide

Stuart M. Lange

Otago University Press
2013
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In New Zealand, evangelical Christianity has always played a significant role. This book explores the fascinating story of the resurgence of evangelical Protestantism in the 1950s and 60s, and its prewar origins.
A Map of Making Dances

A Map of Making Dances

Stuart Hodes; Paul Taylor

Ardsley House Publishers Inc.,U.S.
1998
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This all-inclusive guide to the art of creating dance moves contains 247 projects guiding the user through a myriad of topics covering themes like inventing movement and improvisation to recommended excursions.
Confessions of a Small Press Racketeer

Confessions of a Small Press Racketeer

Stuart Ross

Anvil Press Publishers Inc
2005
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'Confessions of a Small Press Racketeer' is equal parts literary memoir, advice for the emerging writer, and reckless tirade. Ross has been active in the Canadian literary underground for a quarter of a century: he's sold thousands of his books in the streets, published and edited magazines, trained insurgents in his Poetry Boot Camps, and started Canada's first Small Press Book Fair. Where the media focusses only on the glamorous literary lives of its few superstars, Ross gives us a glimpse into How Writers Really Live. In 'Confessions', he declares himself the King of Poetry, explores his floundering Jewish identity, wanders into the best bookstore in Canada, offers a crash course in avoiding writing, pisses off his publishers, runs a renegade Canada booth at the International Book Fair in Managua, and begs egomaniacal young writers to stop bugging the hell out of him. Many of these essays are culled from Ross's bimonthly "Hunkamooga" column in 'Word: Toronto's Literary Calendar'. Others are written specifically for this collection. " 'Confessions of a Small Press Racketeer' is a wonderful book - funny, outrageous, and acute. I'll even say it's the best short-essay collection aout writing life that I've read in ages." - Canadian Literature
A New History of the Picts

A New History of the Picts

Stuart McHardy

Luath Press Ltd
2011
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When the Romans came north to what is now modern Scotland they encountered the fierce and proud warrior society known as the Picts, who despite their lack of discipline and arms, managed to prevent the undefeated Roman Army from conquering the northern part of Britain, just as they later repulsed the Angles and the Vikings. A New History of the Picts is an accessible true history of the Picts, who are so often misunderstood. New historical analysis, recently discovered evidence and an innovative Scottish perspective will expose long held assumptions about the native people. This controversial text contests that Scottish history has long since been dominated and distorted by misleading perspectives. A New History of the Picts discredits the idea that the Picts were a strange historical anomaly and shows them to be the descendants of the original inhabitants of the land, living in a series of loose tribal confederations gradually brought together by external forces to create one of the earliest states in Europe: a people, who after repulsing all invaders, merged with their cousins, the Scots of Argyll, to create modern Scotland. All of Scotland descends from the fierce Picts.
A Practical Guide to Working with Litigants in Person and McKenzie Friends in Family Cases
The increase in the number of parties who act as LIP in family proceedings can be a challenging experience for advocates and the courts. Whilst assistance is often on hand for the LIP there is less practical help for the practitioner. This book seeks to address this shortfall and gives practical advice in a number of areas of family litigation. It also considers the role of the McKenzie Friend and how they can assist the LIP during a court hearing. Subjects covered include: Reasons for LIP in family proceedings; The courts approach to the LIP; How the LIP impacts on divorce, children, injunctions and financial proceedings; Conducting a hearing with a LIP; Responsibilities to the LIP; Rules of Engagement; Managing clients expectations; McKenzie Friends; Costs issues; Case Law: Tinkle v Elliott (2012); Jones Longley & Others (2015); Hobson v West London Law (2013); Re B Litigants in Person;Timely Service of Documents (2017);Barton v Wright Hassle (2018); LFA v LSL (2017) ABOUT THE AUTHOR Stuart Barlow is in the family team at Bhatia Best Solicitors. He has specialised in Family Law for over 40 years. His focus is now on representing Parents and other parties in Children Cases. He is a member of the Law Society Children Panel and Accredited Specialist with Resolution in Private Children and Cohabitation Law. He is the former Chief Assessor of the Law Society Family Law Panel and adjudicator for the Legal Aid Agency. Stuart is a regular presenter of courses for family lawyers throughout England and Wales. He is also the author of 'A Practical Guide to The Rights of Grandparents in Children Proceedings'.
A Practical Guide to Working With Litigants in Person and McKenzie Friends in Civil Proceedings
The increase in the number of Litigants in Person in civil proceedings has become a challenge for advocates and courts including the Court of Appeal. Whilst assistance is often available for the Litigant in Person, there is less practical help for the practitioner. This book seeks to address this shortfall and gives practical advice on how to work with an unrepresented opponent. It also considers the role of the McKenzie Friend and how they can assist the Litigant in Person during a court hearing.Subjects covered include: Reasons for Litigant in Person in civil courts;The courts approach to the Litigant in Person;Implications of working with a Litigant in Person;Understanding the difficulties for the Litigant in Person;Rules of Engagements for the advocate;Managing clients expectations;Costs issues;McKenzie Friends;Help available for the Litigant in Person;Case Law: Tinkler v Elliott (2012); Jones v Longley & Others (2015); Hobson v West London Law Solicitors (2013); Agarwala v Agarwala (2016) Barton v Wright Hassle (2018) LFA v LSL (2017)ABOUT THE AUTHORStuart Barlow is a practising solicitor with over 40 years of experience in court litigation. He conducts most of his own advocacy and has dealt with many cases involving Litigants in Person. He has practised in the areas of Civil, Criminal and Family Law in South Wales and the East Midlands. He now specialises in Children Law. Stuart was a Chief Assessor of the Law Society Accreditation Scheme until 2016 and an Adjudicator for the Legal Aid Agency. He is also a former external examiner of the Nottingham Law School. He has written articles and presented courses on the subject of Litigants in Person over some years. He is also the author of two other law books.
A Practical Guide to the Rights of Grandparents in Children Proceedings - Second Edition
Grandparents have become more and more involved in the lives of their grandchildren, yet their legal position is still vague and uncertain. This useful new updated guide sets out what remedies are available and what action grandparents can take should they become caught up in family breakup or disharmony. The author has represented and advised grandparents in both private and public law proceedings over many years. Topics covered include: Grandparents - the current position;Orders available to grandparents in private and public law proceedings;Permission to file applications for court orders;Acquisition of Parental Responsibility;Contact with grandchildren in the care of the Local AuthoritySpecial Guardianship Orders including discharge and variation applications;The cases of Re J (2002), Re A (2015) & Re C (2009) Re M (2021) Re F&G (2021)Practical suggestions on advising grandparents on court applications.ABOUT THE AUTHORStuart Barlow is in the family team at Bhatia Best Solicitors. He has specialised in Family Law for over 40 years. His focus is now on representing Parents and other parties in Children Cases. He is a member of the Law Society Children Panel and Accredited Specialist with Resolution in Private Children and Cohabitation Law. He is the former Chief Assessor of the Law Society Family Law Panel and adjudicator for the Legal Aid Agency. He is a regular presenter of training courses for family lawyers throughout England and Wales and the author of several family law books.CONTENTSIntroductionChapter One - Summary of the Current PositionChapter Two - Common Situations Faced by GrandparentsChapter Three - Orders Available to GrandparentsChapter Four - Who Can Apply? - Section 10 Children Act 1989Chapter Five - What if the Court's Permission Is Required?Chapter Six - Other Important FactorsChapter Seven - Application for Party StatusChapter Eight - The Court ProcessChapter Nine - Applications for Leave by the Child ConcernedChapter Ten - Funding an Application to the CourtChapter Eleven - Public Law ProceedingsChapter Twelve - Grandparents' Contact With Their Grandchildren in the Care of a Local AuthorityChapter Thirteen - Special Guardianship OrdersChapter Fourteen - Special Guardianship Order ChangesChapter Fifteen - Practical Suggestions When Advising ClientsChapter Sixteen - ConclusionAppendix A - Children Act 1989 Part IIIAppendix B - Adoption and Children Act 2002Appendix C - Part 18 Procedure for Other Applications in Proceedings
A Passion for Vincent

A Passion for Vincent

Stuart MacPherson

Craigdhu Press
2020
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In this meticulously researched book, Stuart MacPherson tells the story of one of the greatest and most renowned artists the world has ever seen, Van Gogh.Stuart travelled across France, taking photographs of the places that so inspired Vincent to paint so magnificently. He recorded the modern sites of some of the landscapes which still move and inspire people over 130 years after the artist's death.He also chronicles the difficult and tragic life of Van Gogh. The struggles the painter had with alcohol, his mental health and his untimely death. Despite that, this book is a celebration of the life and genius of Van Gogh.Unfortunately, Stuart did not live to see this work published, but it is a truly beautiful memorial to his passion for Vincent.
A Practical Guide to Advocacy in Family Proceedings - Second Edition
Advocacy in the family court has a style of its own. Yet there is little training or instruction for the lawyer who has a heart to practise in this area. This handbook provides assistance for the newcomer to the Family Law court room. It puts together in one place useful information needed to conduct advocacy in the main areas of family law including divorce, financial applications, private and public children, injunctions and cohabitation claims.This second edition not only only provides assistance for the newcomer to the Family Law Court Room but the additional chapters make it a reference book for experienced family practitioners conducting cases on a regular basis.ABOUT THE AUTHORStuart Barlow is a Solicitor who has practised Family Law for over 40 years. He conducts most of his own advocacy and is a court appointed Qualified Legal Representative (QLR). Stuart is a member of the Law Society Children Panel, a former Chief Assessor of the Law Society Family Law Accreditation Scheme and adjudicator for the Legal Aid Agency. He presents training courses for family lawyers throughout England and Wales and is the author of four other published Law books.
A Hamburger in a Gallery

A Hamburger in a Gallery

Stuart Ross

DC Books,Canada
2016
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Stuart Ross's eighth collection delivers a gallery of emotionally charged poetry experiments along with a series of philosophi 1/2ical meditations on the aesthetically contrived and sometimes downright quirky processes followed to generate the poems in this book. "A Hamburger in a Gallery "provides an utterly distinci 1/2tive experience of the relationship between the finished poem and the process that informed its creation. "