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1. How smart is England’s approach to smart specialization? A policy paper.

2. 'We all just want a flag to get behind': the politics of English national identity.

3. Uniting Teachers Through Critical Language Awareness: a Role for the Early Career Framework?

4. Primary teachers' experiences of neo-liberal education reform in England: 'Nothing is ever good enough'.

5. Private equity and the regulation of financialised infrastructure: the case of Macquarie in Britain's water and energy networks.

6. Comparing population views on state responsibility for children in vulnerable situations – the role of institutional context and socio-demographic characteristics.

7. Instructional reform and multiple institutional logics: insights from executive leadership in English Multi-Academy Trusts.

8. Re-introducing statutory regional spatial planning strategies in England: Reflections through the lenses of policy integration.

9. Exploring the creation of the metropolitan city-region government: the cases of England, France and Italy.

10. A new political economy of teacher development: England's Teaching and Leadership Innovation Fund.

11. What price public health? Funding the local public health system in England post-2013.

12. Sexual citizenship: rhetoric or reality for Rural Gay Men in Ireland and England?

13. Perceptions of placement experiences of Early Childhood Studies students: the fluency of knowledge and skills.

14. Effect of the Covid pandemic on progestogen-only and oestrogen-containing contraceptive prescribing in general practice: a retrospective analysis of English prescribing data.

15. Teachers' perspectives on homework: manifestations of culturally situated common sense.

16. The regional occupational structure in interwar England and Wales.

17. From public issues to personal troubles: individualising social inequalities in health within local public health partnerships.

18. Viability Planning, Value Capture and the Geographies of Market-Led Planning Reform in England.

19. PRESSURE, BUREAUCRACY, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND ALL FOR SHOW: IRISH PERSPECTIVES ON LIFE INSIDE ENGLAND'S SCHOOLS.

20. From being the most vulnerable children to becoming conventional members of society: four cases from Manchester certified industrial schools, c. 1880–1920.

21. 'New perspectives on religious conversion in medieval England' a review essay on Lauren Fogle, The King's Converts: Jewish Conversion in Medieval London, Lexington Books, Lanham 2019.

22. Embedding financialization: a policy review of the English Affordable Homes Programme.

23. Is Zoning the Solution to the UK Housing Crisis?

24. Professionalism and teacher education in Australia and England.

25. Crossing the border from 'migrant' to 'expert': exploring migrant learners' perspectives on inclusion in a primary school in England.

26. Examining the effect of occupational structure on social mobility – an investigation of A Black Country village 1851–1901.

27. The Hare and the Tortoise: a comparative review of the drive towards inclusive education policies in England and Cyprus.

28. Housing Access and Affordability in Rural England: Tackling Inequalities Through Upstream Reform or Downstream Intervention?

29. Borderlands: Rethinking Archaeological Research Frameworks.

30. Embroidery and its early medieval audience: a case study of sensory engagement.

31. After the Crash: the conservation-planning assemblage in an era of austerity.

32. Governing the Circular Economy in the City: Local Planning Practice in London.

33. Conceptualising educational provision for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children in England.

34. Scenarios for resilient drought and water scarcity management in England and Wales.

35. Polar Opposites: The Legislative Management of Archaeological Research in Italy and England and the Challenge of Public Participation.

36. The lived ethics of abstinence: Christian young men’s experiences of romantic relationships.

37. Fear: An Underexplored Motivation for Planners' Behaviour?

38. Instrument adaptation in cross-cultural studies of students’ mathematics-related beliefs: learning from healthcare research.

39. The rise and decline of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in the United Kingdom.

40. Becoming a secondary school teacher in England and France: contextualising career ‘choice’.

41. First count to five: some principles for the reform of vocational qualifications in England.

42. The logics of surplus food redistribution.

43. Travelling policy reforms reconfiguring the work of early childhood educators in Australia.

44. ‘Caravan wives’ and ‘decent girls’: Gypsy-Traveller women's perceptions of gender, culture and morality in the North of England.

45. Academies in England and independent schools ( fristående skolor ) in Sweden: policy, privatisation, access and segregation.

46. Palliative care in the USA and England: a critical analysis of meaning and implementation towards a public health approach.

47. Playing the assessment game: an English early childhood education perspective.

48. Imagining school autonomy in high-performing education systems: East Asia as a source of policy referencing in England.

49. ‘The field of grain is gone; It's now a Tesco Superstore’: representations of ‘urban’ and ‘rural’ within historical and contemporary discourses opposing urban expansion in England.

50. Education in England – a testbed for network governance?