Wednesday 19/04/2000
Consultation paper on the arrangements for judicial appointments.
This review is aimed at exploring the relationship between child pedestrian accidents and social exclusion, and to make recommendations for further research in this area.
Tuesday 18/04/2000
Tests whether the findings from elsewhere also apply to Scotland. It does this by analysing Scottish Crime Survey data, police records & through interviews with repeat victims & offfenders.
Friday 14/04/2000
Information on Teaching Standards
Tuesday 11/04/2000
Details of future planned research, ongoing research and publications.
Monday 03/04/2000
Code of Conduct for Schools
Friday 31/03/2000
This study explores the views of older South Asian people about home support needs and services, in the context of a review of existing provision.
This bi-annual bulletin reports on research projects relating to social inclusion commissioned by the SE. It provides updates on ongoing projects, info on publications and forthcoming new research.
Wednesday 29/03/2000
This report outlines a conference addressing a number of issues surrounding the exclusion of children in the criminal justice system and addresses general themes.
Friday 24/03/2000
An analysis of written evidence received as part of a Review of the Public Health Function in Scotland.
Monday 20/03/2000
An outline of the focus of research in each policy area in 2000-2001 is included along with brief details of new projects.
Wednesday 15/03/2000
Draft of Bill to establish National Parks in Scotland
Monday 13/03/2000
Partnership Action for Continuing Employment [PACE]
This study examines administrative arrangements between planning authorities and community councils.
This report aimed to examine the prevalence of disability in Scotland, the transport needs of disabled people, the pattern of public transport in Scotland and the current gaps in provision.
Friday 03/03/2000
This summary forms part of a series of detailed analyses of sub-sectors found to experience the highest incidence of crime.
This summary forms part of a series of detailed analyses of sub-sectors found to experience the highest incidence of crime.
This summary forms part of a series of detailed analyses of sub-sectors found to experience the highest incidence of crime.
The pilot schemes were monitored and this study was commissioned to evaluate their first 18 months of operation.
This research investigates whether the overall difference is an artefact of the different recording policies and practices of the 2 countries.