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PROFESSOR NOEL WHITESIDE: CURRICULUM VITAE
(1) PERSONAL DETAILS
Full Name and Title:
Professor Noel Whiteside
Department:
Sociology
University of Warwick, Coventry CV4 7AL, U.K.
Current Appointment:
Professor in Comparative Public Policy
Other appointments
1998 - 2005
Conseil scientifique
Maison des Sciences de L’Homme (Ange Guepin)
2001 -
Zurich Financial Services Fellow
2002-
Fellow of the Royal Historical Society
2009 - 2013
Scientific Advisory Board: Nordforsk
Nordic Centre of Excellence Programme: Welfare Research
Visiting Academic Posts
1985
Australian Visiting Research Fellow
Departments of History
Universities of Sydney and Melbourne
Sept - Dec 1990
Visiting Research Fellow
Centre for International Research on Communication and
Information Technologies (CIRCIT), Melbourne
Oct - Dec.1994
Visiting Senior Research Scholar
School of History, Philosophy and Politics
Macquarie University, Sydney
February 1999
Visiting Professor (sciences sociales)
Ecole Normale Superieur de Cachan
Paris
October 1999
Marshall-Monnet Scholar in Residence
European Union Center
University of Wisconsin – Madison, USA
Sept.-Feb. 2005
Senior Visiting Scholar
Columbia University at Reid Hall
Paris
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Feb. – Mar. 2012
Visiting Professor
School of Political and Economic Studies
University of Helsinki
Academic Qualifications:
1976
PhD ‘The Dock Decasualisation Issue’
University of Liverpool
Previous Appointments (full time):
1977-78:
Research Fellow,
Centre for Social History
University of Warwick
1978-89
Lecturer in Social Policy
University of Bristol
1989-94
Senior Lecturer in Social Policy
University of Bristol
1994-99
Reader in Public Policy
University of Bristol
1999-2000
Reader in Social Policy
University of Warwick
Previous Appointments (part-time)
1977, 1978,
1979
Course tutor: 'War and Society'
Open University Summer Schools
1982-83:
Editor (half-time) on project on industrial relations records
Public Record Office
London
1982-90
Academic consultant
Department of Employment (Records Management)
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(2) TEACHING
Undergraduate (current teaching only)
Length of course
(contact hours)
Number of students
Social Welfare in Britain
11 weeks (11 hours)
110
Creating Social Europe?
(comparative social policy)
22 weeks (22 hours)
36-50
Society State and Welfare
11 weeks (11 hours)
30 (2 x 15)
Creating Social Europe?
22 weeks (66 hours)
36-50 (3 x 12-16)
Restructuring Welfare
(EU and social policy)
10 sessions (x 2 hours)
10-12
Critical Social Policy
(social theory)
2 sessions (x 2 hours)
10
Researching Society
2 sessions (4 hours)
50
Research Process and
Research Design
2 sessions (4 hours)
20-30
Lecture courses
Tutorials/seminars
Postgraduate
Taught MA classes
The first two of these MA courses are required for the Department of Sociology’s MA in
Social Research (specialism in Social Policy). Researching Society is a required course
for all MA Social Research students and Research Process and Research Design is a
training course for all incoming PhD students.
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Research Postgraduate Supervision
Individual
Start date
Qualification
Actual (or
Individual/Joint
anticipated)
supervision
completion
A
Oct. 1982
PhD
June 1986
Single Bristol
B
Oct 1986
PhD
Jan 1991
Joint UWE
C
Jan. 1988
PhD
June 1995
Single Bristol
D
Oct. 1990
PhD
June 1995
Single Bristol
E
Oct 1991
M.Phil.
June1998
Single Bristol
F
Oct. 1993
PhD
June 1998
Single Bristol
G
Oct 1993
PhD
June 1998
Single Bristol
H
Oct. 1994
PhD
Dec. 1999
Joint UWE
I
Oct. 2000
PhD (part time)
Oct. 2005
Single Warwick
J
Oct. 2003
PhD
Sept 2008
Joint Warwick
K
Oct. 2006
PhD
June2010
Joint Warwick
L
Oct. 2007
PhD
June2012
Single Warwick
M
Oct. 2008
PhD
Dec. 2012
Single Warwick
N
Oct. 2010
PhD (part-time)
Dec 2015
Single Warwick
O
Oct. 2013
PhD
Oct 2017
Joint Warwick
P
Oct 2013
PhD
Oct 2016
Single Warwick
Q
Jan 2014
PhD(part-time)
Oct 2016
Single Warwick
R
Oct 2014
PhD
Oct 2017
Joint Warwick
S
Oct 2014
PhD
Oct 2017
Joint Warwick
I have also supervised visiting PhD students for one year at Bristol and at Warwick
Other Postgraduate Teaching
Visiting posts at ENS-Cachan and at the universities of Wisconsin – Madison and
Helsinki (see visiting academic posts above) involved my teaching an elective course to
fourth level students in Paris and participation, as discussant, in doctoral seminars.
I have taught on research student summer schools at the Georg-August-University,
(Gottingen, 2003): at Sciences Po, Paris (ESPANET, 2005); at the universities of
Southern Denmark, Stockholm, Helsinki (NORDFORSK, 2010-13) and invited speaker
at ESRC postgraduate summer schools for new doctoral students in 2002 and 2003.
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3) RESEARCH
PUBLICATIONS:
Work in Progress
Current research projects funded by the ESRC and by CSIRO-Monash Research Cluster
of Superannuation involve (a) research into the transition from school to work in 1930s
Birmingham and Leicester and (b) research on gender and governance of funded pension
systems in Europe and Australia. All research currently in preparation for publication
Books
The following does not include work on administrative histories of government
departments, now forming part of the National Archive’s Current Guide, Part 1.
Casual Labour: the Unemployment Question and the Port Transport Industry, 18801970, (Oxford University Press, 1985) pp. 324
Co-author, Gordon Phillips.
Bad Times: Unemployment in British Social and Political History (Faber & Faber, 1991)
pp. 147
Developments in the British Welfare State, 1939-1951 (HMSO, 1992) pp.180
Co-authors, Andrew Land and Rodney Lowe.
Aux sources du chômage: une comparaison interdisciplinaire France - Grande Bretagne
(Editions Belin, Paris, 1994) pp. 467 Co-editors, Malcolm Mansfield, Robert Salais
Governance, Industry and Labour Markets in Britain and France: the modernising state
in the mid-twentieth century (Routledge, London, Jan 1998) pp. 295. Co-editor, Robert
Salais
Pension Security in the 21st Century: redrawing the public-private divide (OUP, Oxford,
autumn 2003) Co-editor, Gordon Clark
Britain’s Pensions Crisis: history and policy (British Academy / Oxford University Press,
2006) Co-editors Hugh Pemberton, Pat Thane
Transforming European Employment Policy: labour market transitions and the
promotion of capability (Elgar 2012) Co-editors Robert Salais and Ralf Rogowski
Governing Pension Fund Capitalism in Times of Uncertainty special issue Global Social
Policy, 12, 3, (2012) Co-editors Mitchell Orenstein and Bernhard Ebbinghaus
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Contributions to edited books (see also Work in Progress)
Under my sole authorship, unless stated otherwise.
'Public policy and port labour reform', in S. Tolliday and J. Zeitlin (eds) Shop Floor
Bargaining and the State (Cambridge University Press, 1985) 75-108.
'Social welfare and industrial relations, 1918-1939' in C.J.Wrigley (ed.) A History
of British Industrial Relations Vol. II, 1914-1939, (Harvester, 1987) 211-242.
'The social consequences of unemployment', in A. Booth and S. Glynn (eds.) The
Road to Full Employment, (Allen and Unwin, 1987) 17-31.
'The British population at war' in J.M. Turner (ed) Britain and the First World War,
(Unwin Hyman 1988) 85-98.
'Concession, coercion or cooperation? State policy and industrial unrest in Britain
during the first world war' in L. Haimson and G. Sapelli (eds) Strikes, Social Conflict
and the First World War, (Annali, Feltrinelli Foundation, 1990/1991) 107-123
(a)'Définir le chômage: traditions syndicales et politique nationale en Grande
Bretagne'
(b)'Introduction, troisième partie: Politique'
(c)'Introduction générale' (co-author, R. Salais)
in M. Mansfield, R. Salais and N. Whiteside (eds), Aux sources du chômage, 18801914 (Editions Belin, Paris, 1994) 381-412; 281-295; 5-33
‘Aiming at consensus: the politics of the “social” and the “industrial” wage in Britain
after the second world war’ in MIRE Comparing Social Welfare Systems in Europe,
vol 1, Oxford Conference, ( Imprimerie nationale, 1995) 509-535.
'Employment policy: a chronicle of decline?' in D. Gladstone (ed.), British Social
Welfare, (UCL Press, 1995) 52-71.
'Prottegere il mestiere: l'organizzazione sindicale in Gran Bretagna prima della grande
guerra' in M. Antonioli e L. Ganapini (eds) I sindacati occidentali dal'800 ad oggi in
una prospettiva storica comparata (Saggiatore B. Mondadori, 1995) 51-73
'Industrial relations and social welfare, 1945-1979' in C.J. Wrigley (ed.) A History of
British Industrial Relations, vol. III, 1939-1979 (Edward Elgar, 1996) 107-128
‘Le syndicalisme docker en Grande Bretagne après la seconde guerre mondiale’ in M.
Pigenet (dir), Le syndicalisme docker depuis 1945 (Presse Universitaire de
Rouen,
1997) 117-30.
'The politics of the 'social' and the 'industrial' wage, 1945-60' in H. Jones and M.
Kandiah (eds), The Myth of Consensus? (Macmillan, 1997) 120-139
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'Le Welfare state britannique: le produit d’une tradition libérale’ in P. Auvernon, P.
Martin, P. Rozenblatt et M. Tallard (eds), L'Etat a l'épreuve du ‘social’ (Editions
Syllepse, 1998), 108-114.
‘Employment policy’ in N. Ellison and C. Pierson (eds.), Developments in British
Social Policy (Macmillan, 1998) 97-112
‘Les politiques économiques et les politiques industrielles en France et Grande
Bretagne (1930-1960)’ in F. Guedj et S. Sirot (dir), Histoire sociale de l’Europe
occidentale au XXème siècle (Editions Seli Arslan, Paris, 1998) 165-180.
(a) ‘Introduction’ (with R. Salais)
(b)‘The state and the labour market: employment in the public sector’
in Whiteside and Salais (eds) Governance, Industry and Labour Markets (Routledge,
1998) 5-38; 373-402
‘Private agencies and public purposes’ in J. Le Grand and W. Bartlett (eds.) A
Revolution in Social Policy: quasi-market reform in the 1990s (Polity Press, 1998)
201-17
'Les bases multiples des syndicats' (with M. Dreyfus, S. Kott, M. Pigenet) in J.L.
Robert, F. Boll, A. Prost (dir) L'invention des syndicalismes: le syndicalisme en
Europe occidentale à la fin du XIXe siècle (Paris, Sorbonne, 1998) 269-85
‘L’organisation du travail et le développement du syndicalisme dans les ports
britanniques’ in Guillon et Mencherini (dir) Dockers, de la Méditerranée a la Mer du
Nord (UMR, TELEMME, 1999) 63-75
'Towards a "modern" labour market?' in B. Conekin, F. Mort, C. Waters (eds),
Moments of Modernity? Reconstructing Britain, 1945-64 (Rivers Oram Press 1999),
76-96
‘Private provision and public welfare’ in D. Gladstone (ed) Before Beveridge: Welfare
before the Welfare State (IEA, 1999) 26 – 43
‘La Charte de la Mutualité et la loi de 1911 en Grande Bretagne’ in M. Dreyfus, B.
Gibaud et A. Gueslin (dir) Démocratie, Solidarité et Mutualité: autour de la loi de
1898, (Editions Economica, Paris, 1999) 208-220.
‘From full employment to flexibility: Britain and France , 1960-2000’ in Bo Strath
(ed) After Full Employment: European discourses on work and flexibility (Peter
Laing, Brussels, 2000) 107-135
‘Accounting and Accountability: an historical case study of a public-private
partnership’ in R. Rhodes (ed.) Transforming British Government vol 2 (Macmillan,
2000) 167-182
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(a) ‘Introduction’ (with Gordon Clark)
(b) ‘Historical perspectives and the politics of pension reform’
in G.L. Clark and N. Whiteside (eds.) Pension Security in the 21st Century (OUP,
2003): 1-21 & 21-42
‘L’Angleterre: la naissance d’une logique assurantielle’ in D. Assayag, F. Guedj et P.
Toucas-Truyen (dirs), La santé en Europe: entre marche et solidarité, (L’Editions de
l’Atelier, Paris, 2003) 43-47
‘Chômage et inaptitude en Grande Bretagne de la fin du XIXe siècle aux années
trente’ in C.Omnes et S. Bruno (dirs), Les mains inutiles: inaptitude au travail et
emploi en Europe, (Editions Belin, Paris, 2004) 224-48
‘The Multiple Foundations of Trade Union Organisation in Nineteenth-Century
Germany, France and Britain,’ (with Dreyfus, Kott and Pigenet) in J-L. Robert, A.
Prost, C.Wrigley (eds.) The Emergence of European Trade Unionism. (Aldershot,
Ashgate), 215-232.
‘Security and the working life’ in R. Salais and R. Villeneuve (eds), Towards a
European Politics of Capabilities, (Cambridge University Press, 2004)
‘Comparing welfare states: conventions, institutions and political frameworks in
France and Britain since 1945’ in J-C Barbier et M-T Letablier (dirs), Politiques
Sociales: enjeux épistémologiques et méthodologiques des comparaisons
internationales (Laing, Brussels, 2005) 211-229
‘Private pensions and public policy: the public-private divide reappraised’ in G.L.
Clark, A. Munnell and M. Orzag (eds.), Oxford Handbook of Pensions and Retirement
Income (OUP, Oxford, 2006) 684-702
‘Syndicalismes et l’Etat social’ (with M. Dreyfus, P. Pasture and E. Nijhof) in M.
Pigenet, J-P Robert et P. Pasture (dirs), L’Apogée des syndicalismes en Europe
occidentale: 1960-85, (Publications de la Sorbonne, Paris, 2006) 81-109
‘Estado y relaciones de trabajo en Gran Bretaña. Un estudio de caso – el trabajo
portuario’ in S. Castillo (et al.) Estados y relaciones de trabajo en la Europa del siglo
XX, (Ediciones Cinca, 2007) 187- 213
‘Constructing unemployment: Britain and France in historical perspective’ in T. Riis
and M. Hansen (eds.) Poverty: its degrees, its causes and its relief (Solivegus –
Verlag, Kiel, 2008) 103-127
‘La protección social en Gran Bretaña … el caso del seguro sanitario’ in S. Castillo
(coord.) La Previsión Social en la Historia (Siglio, 2009) 519-53
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‘L’assurance sociale en Grande Bretagne 1900-1950’ in Michel Dreyfus (dir.) Les
assurances sociales en Europe (Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2009) 127-58.
‘Creating public value’ in J. Benington and M. H. Moore (eds), Public Value: theory
and practice (Palgrave, 2011) 74-89
‘Les derives du ‘New Public Management’ in Le travail reinventé: un defi pour
l’Europe’ A. Bourgouin and R. Salais (dirs) Nantes 2011: 46-7.
‘Creating collective capability: historical perspectives on co-ordinated public action’
in R. Rogowski, R. Salais and N. Whiteside (eds), Transforming European
Employment Policy: labour market transitions and the promotion of capability (Elgar
2011) 157-81
‘Introduction’ with R. Rogowski and R. Salais in in R. Rogowski, R. Salais and N.
Whiteside (eds), Transforming European Employment Policy: labour market
transitions and the promotion of capability (Elgar 2011) 1-25.
‘The Liberal era and the growth of state welfare’ in P. Alcock, M. May and S. Wright
(eds) Social Policy (Wiley-Blackwell 2012 4th ed.) 117-24
‘Lebenschancen und Wohlfahrt: Forderung der Gleichstellung von Mannern und
Frauen im forgeschritten Alter’ in. B. Huber (ed) Kurswechsel fur ein gutes Leben
(campus, Frankfurt am Main 2013) 130-149
‘Organising labour markets: the British experience’ in S. Wadauer, T. Buchner, and A.
Mejstrik The History of Labor Intermediation: Institutions and Individual Ways of
Finding Employment in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries (Berghahn
Books forthcoming)
‘Britain’s pension reforms: a new departure?’ in M. Jepson and D. Natali (eds) The
New Pension Mix in Europe: Reforms throughout the Crisis’ (Peter Laing –
forthcoming)
Academic Journal Articles (refereed journals) See also Work in Progress
'Welfare insurance and casual labour: a study of administrative intervention in
industrial employment', Economic History Review, XXXII, Nov. 1979, 507-522
'Unemployment and the public record', Society for the Study of Labour History
Bulletin, no. 38, 1979, 57-59
'Education and the state: the growth of central control', Journal of the Society of
Archivists, Spring 1979, 15-19
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'Welfare legislation and the unions during the First World War', Historical Journal,
23, 1980, 857-874
'Industrial welfare and labour regulation in Britain at the time of the First World War',
International Review of Social History, 25, 1980, 307-331
'Welfare legislation and the unions after the First World War: a reply', Historical
Journal, 25, 1982, 443-446
'Industrial relations and the public record', Society for the Study of Labour History
Bulletin, 47, 1983, 42-46
'Central control and the approved societies: access to social support under the interwar
health insurance scheme', Society for the Social History of Medicine Bulletin, 32,
1983, 28-31
'Private agencies for public purposes: some new perspectives on policy making in
health insurance', Journal of Social Policy, 12, 1983, 165-193
'The National Health Insurance scheme revisited', Journal of Social Policy, 12, 1983,
525-529
'Wages and welfare: industrial bargaining and union benefits before the First World
War', Society for the Study of Labour History Bulletin, 51 pt.III, 1986, 21-34.
'Counting the cost: sickness and disability among working people in an era of
industrial recession', Economic History Review, XL, 1987, 228-246
'Unemployment and health', Journal of Social Policy, 17, 1988, 177-194
'Deconstructing unemployment: developments in Britain in the interwar years',
Economic History Review, XLIV, Nov. 1991, 665-682 with James Gillespie.
'La protection du métier: l'organisation industrielle et les services des syndicats dans
l'Angleterre de la fin du dix-neuvième siècle', Les Cahiers d'Histoire de l'Institut de
Recherches Marxistes, no. 51, 1993, 29-51.
'The revolution that failed: public administration and labour policy in Britain, 18801918', Jahrbuchs fur Europeanische Verwaltungsgeschichte, no 5, 1993, 57-83.
'La recherche du consensus: politiques des revenus salariaux et sociaux dans la
Grande Bretagne de l'après-guerre', Genèses: sciences sociales et histoire, 18, Jan.
1995, 47-67.
'Creating the welfare state, 1945-60' Journal of Social Policy 25, 1, 1996, 83-103
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‘Regulating markets: the real costs of poly-centric administration under the National
Health Insurance Scheme’, Public Administration, 75, 3, 1997, 467- 85
‘Comparing welfare states: social protection and industrial politics in France and
Britain, 1930-60’, Journal of European Social Policy, 8, 2, 1998, 139-155 with Robert
Salais
‘In search of security: earnings-related pensions in Britain and Europe’ History and
Policy 2003, http://www.historyandpolicy.org/main/policy-paper-11.html 8 pp.
‘William Beveridge desde una perspectiva histórica: una reinterpretación del Informe
Beveridge’ Sociológica del Trabajo, nueva época, num. 48, primavera de 2003, 87110
‘Une comparaison des systèmes de protection sociale en Allemagne, en France et en
Grande Bretagne’, Histoire et Sociétés, 6, 2003, 22-41
‘Historical methods for comparing pension policies’, Cross National Research
Papers: European Cross National Research and Policy, 7th series, ‘The Impact of
Methodological Approaches to the Study of Welfare’, 2004,
http:///www.xnat.org.uk/seminar2 21-30
‘Adapting private pensions to public purposes: historical perspectives on the politics of
reform’, Journal of European Social Policy, 16, 1, 2006, 43-54
‘Unemployment in comparative perspective’, International Review of Social History,
52, 2007, 35-56
‘The promotion of capabilities in Sweden: a case study of the contraction of the
shipbuilding industry in Gothenburg.’ International Journal of Sociology and Social
Policy, 29, 11/12, 2009, 587-99 with Steven Gascoigne
‘Human rights and ethical reasoning: capabilities, conventions and spheres of public
action’, Sociology: 46, 5, 2012, 921-935 with Alice Mah
‘Shifting responsibilities in Western European pensions systems: what future for
social models?’, Global Social Policy, 12, 3, 2012, 266-83 with Bernhard Ebbinghaus
‘Introduction’ Global Social Policy, special issue, Governing Pension Fund
Capitalism in Times of Uncertainty special issue Global Social Policy, 12, 3, 2012,
241-46 with Bernhard Ebbinghaus and Mitchell Orenstein.
‘Constructing unemployment: Britain and France in historical perspective’ Social
Policy and Administration, 48, 1, 2014, 67-85.
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‘Privatisation and After: time, complexity and governance in the world of funded
pensions’ Transfer 20, 1, 2014, 67-79
‘Who were the ‘unemployed’? Conventions, classifications and social security law in
Britain, 1911-34’ Historical Social Research / Historische Sozialforschung
(forthcoming)
The Beveridge Report and Its Implementation: a Revolutionary Project?,
Histoire@Politique. Politique, culture, société, n° 24, septembre-décembre 2014 [en
ligne, www.histoire-politique.fr]
Other Journal Articles
'Faction and Impeachment in the Reign of Charles II' Polichronicon, (Liverpool),
1972, pp.17-23.
'Unemployment and Health: a summary of recent research', Bulletin of Labour Market
Research, (Canberra), 16, 1985, pp.10-14.
‘Private Agencies for Public Purposes’ Talking Politics, 10, 3, 1998, pp.162-65
‘The State We’re In’, The Financial Review, Sept 2003, pp. 43-5.
‘If this is pension reform, then it is back to the drawing board Mr Brown’,
Parliamentary Brief, 10, 10 (2006) pp.18-21
‘Pension reform? Another raw deal for the poor old Brits’, Parliamentary Brief, 10, 11
(2006); pp. 22-3
‘A Pensions Bill that does not do what it says on the tin’, Parliamentary Brief, 11, 5,
(2007) pp.21-2
‘Asking the low paid to save? Are you mad?’ Parliamentary Brief, 11, 8, (2007) pp.
10-11
‘A winner for Brown? Boost the pension’ Parliamentary Brief, 11, 9, (2008)pp. 13-14
‘How will tomorrow’s survivors survive?’ Parliamentary Brief, 13, 4, (2011) 21-2
‘The pensions web which Mr Webb has to unweave’ Parliamentary Brief, 13, 7
(2011): 27-8 with Bernard Casey
‘One sex doesn’t fit all’ Parliamentary Brief, 13, 11 (2011): 12-13 with Bernard
Casey.
Departmental Working Papers
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Industrial Organisation & the Nature of Work, CIRCIT Paper, 1990/4 pp. 29
Politics and Labour Markets: Constructing Unemployment in Twentieth Century
Australia (ACIRRT Occasional Paper, University of Sydney, 1995) pp. 32
Commissioned Reports
'Unemployment and Health: an Evaluation' (Report for the Australian National Bureau
of Labour Market Research, June 1985) pp. 20
Constructing the Public-Private Divide: historical perspectives on the politics of
pension reform Oxford Institute of Ageing: Working Paper No. WP102, 2002: pp24
Promoting Personal Saving: a report for Zurich Financial Services. With Bernard
Casey (2011) pp 34.
Gender Issues in European Pensions (Working Paper for CSIRO-Monash
Superannuation Research Cluster, July 2014)
Reviews of Academic Books: in the following journals:
Times Higher Education Supplement
Labour History Review
Social History Newsletter
Social History of Medicine Bulletin
History
Economic History Review
Historical Studies in Industrial Relations
Journal of Social Policy
Public Administration
Sociological Review
Archives
Prometheus
I act as referee for book manuscripts submitted to Oxford University Press
Selected broadcasts.
The following list does not include telephone interviews for local/ national radio.
Granada Television Schools Programme The National Health Service (Feb 1994)
Appearance on The Long View: Pensions Radio 4, (Feb. 2006)
Appearance on Woman’s Hour, Radio 4: on pension reforms: (Feb. 2008)
Appearance on ‘Nationalise’: on post-war nationalisation in Europe. Radio 4 (April
2008)
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Interview for Radio 4 News on 100th anniversary British state pension (July 2008)
Interview on BBC Three Counties radio Nine O’Clock Show 100th anniversary of UK
state pension (Jan 2009)
Appearance on ‘Give us a Job’ Radio 4 : 100th anniversary of labour exchanges (Sept.
2009)
Appearance on Woman’s Hour Radio 4: rising female pension age (Oct. 2009)
Interview on job centres: BBC News website: ‘The Job Centre at 100’(Jan. 2010)
Interview: France Matin on London riots (August 2011)
Conference presentations A list of recent conference presentations is available on
request
Research Grants
Source of
funds
title of project
dura
tion
Starting
date
total
value
Public
Record
Office
Industrial
Relations List
12
Sept. 1980 c.
£8,000
None
Half-time salary
replacement
Leverhulme
Trust
‘Wages and
Welfare’
12
Sept. 1982 c.
£18,000
None
Full-time salary
replacement
Australian
Studies
Centre,
London
Travelling
Fellowship
4
March
1985
c.
£2,500
None
Travel and
subsistence costs
ESRC
Research
Award
‘The Welfare
State in Britain,
1939-51’
24
Oct. 1987
c.
£31,000
Dr R.
Lowe
Research
assistant
CIRCIT
(Melbourne)
‘Technology
and
Employment’
4
Sept. 1990 c.
£10,000
None
Travel, salary
and subsistence
Macquarie
University,
Visiting
Fellowship
1
Sept 1994
None
Collaborative
research
c.
£3,000
names
Other comments
of other
holders
15
Sydney
ESRC
Research
Award
‘Towards a
Modern Labour
Market?’
12
Oct 1994
c.
£31,000
None
Full-time salary
replacement
Evaluation:
Good
British
Council
Paris
same project
6
Oct 1995
c. £850
None
Travel funds for
British
participants
Leverhulme
Trust
same project
6
Oct 1996
c.
£3,000
None
Book translation
costs
ESRC:
Whitehall
Programme
‘Private
Agencies for
Public
Purposes’
12
Oct. 1996
c.
£32,000
None
Full-time salary
replacement
ESRC:
Future of
Governance
Programme
‘Governance,
Regulation and
Social
Security:’
36
Zurich
Financial
Services
Pension policy
development in
the EU
24
EC: FP5
EUROCAP
36
Evaluation:
Outstanding
June 2000
CAPRIGHT
None
18 months salary
replacement
Evaluation:
Outstanding
Nov 2000
Jan 2003
EC: FP6
c.
£85,000
48
Jan 2006
£7,000
p.a.
c.
£48,000
(total
project
budget =
1
million
Euros)
c.
£60,000
(budget
= 4m.
Euros)
None
Research
expenses and
study leave
Total
12 months
team = Research
10
Assistant
partners
Total
team =
22
partners
12 months
Research
Assistant +
hosting PhD
summer school
16
ESRC
seminar
series
‘Coping with
Uncertainty:
European
Labour
Markets’’
24
Oct. 2007
£18,266
EC: FP7
GUSTO
36
April
2009
c. £
105,000
Zurich
Financial
Services
‘Towards a
savingsoriented
society’
4
May 2010
c.
£34,000
ESRC project ‘Precarious
Pathways’
36
August
2014
CSIROMonash
Research
Cluster
36
July 2014
Superannuation
Profs
Colin
Crouch
&
Simon
Deakin
Total
team =
12
partners
B.Case
y
Series of 5
international
seminars
total =
£750k
IER,
univs
Aston
Open &
Leicest
er
Historical
regional research
on school to
work transfers
Total =
A$ 3
million
Various
Aus.
Univers
ities
Gender issues
and EU lessons
for
Superannuation
International
meetings and
seminars
Research reports
on pension
saving
(4) ADMINISTRATION
University of Warwick: departmental responsibilities (School of Health and Social
Studies and Department of Sociology)
1999- 2000
SHSS: departmental examinations officer (undergraduate)
1999- 2000
SHSS: departmental head of undergraduate studies
1999- 2000
SHSS: member of departmental Research Committee
2000 - 2003
IGPM: member of IGPM steering committee
2002 - 2005
Sociology: convenor of one MA programme
2002 - 2005
Sociology: Director of Academic Studies
2006 – 2007
Chair of Sociology
17
2011 - 2014
Signature
Warwick University Global Research Priority: Global Governance
Date November 2014