Items where Author is "Reynolds, Andie"
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Reynolds, Andie (2020) Community development as counter-hegemony. In: Populism, Democracy and Community Development. Rethinking Community Development . Policy Press, United Kingdom, pp. 227-244. ISBN 9781447353843, 9781447353867
Reynolds, Andie (2020) Exploiting ambiguity in community development: lesson from the UK Coalition government (2010–2015). Community Development Journal, 55 (4). pp. 588-606. ISSN 0010-3802
Reynolds, Andie and Callanan, Patricia (2020) Situational Analysis on Factors Impeding Female Participation in Teacher Training Programs in Refugee Contexts in Ethiopia: Final Report. Project Report. UNICEF, Switzerland. (In Press)
Reynolds, Andie and Callanan, Patricia (2020) Situational Analysis on Factors Impeding Female Participation in Teacher Training Programs in Refugee Contexts: Interim Report. Project Report. UNICEF, Switzerland. (In Press)
Reynolds, Andie and Grimshaw, Lucy (2019) Sustainability in community organizing: lessons from the Community Organisers Programme in England (2011 – 2015). Sustainable Communities Review, 12 (1). pp. 3-20. ISSN 1094-835X
Grimshaw, Lucy, Mates, Lewis and Reynolds, Andie (2018) The challenges and contradictions of state-funded community organizing. Community Development Journal. ISSN 0010-3802
Reynolds, Andie (2018) De-colonising sustainable community development: lessons from the UK Coalition government (2010-2015). In: Ustinov Annual Conference 2018 - Citizenships to Achieve Sustainable Development: the role of Critical Global and Environmental Citizenships, 24th - 26th August 2018, Durham, UK.
Reynolds, Andie (2017) Community Development and the Coalition Government (2010-2015): discourse, hegemony and 'othering'. Doctoral thesis, Northumbria University.
Reynolds, Andie (2014) Negotiating Self Under Regimes of 'Othering': How social policy can reconstitute the identities and social practices of key social actors in three community development projects in the north east. In: "Resisting the demonisation of 'the Other': State, nationalism and social control in a time of crisis." 42nd Annual Conference of the European Group for the study of Deviance and Social Control, 3 - 6 September 2014, Liverpool John Moore University.
Reynolds, Andie (2014) Negotiating Self in an Arena of ‘Othering’: How key policy drivers – since the election of the 2010 Coalition government – are reconstituting the identities and social practices of key social actors, in three community development projects, in the north east of England. In: Resilience: An International and Interdisciplinary Conference, 30th May 2014, University of the West of Scotland, Ayr.
Reynolds, Andie (2014) Negotiating Self in an Arena of ‘Othering’: How key policy drivers – since the election of the 2010 Coalition government – are reconstituting the identities and social practices of key social actors, in three community development projects, in the north east of England. In: Northumbria University 2014 Research Conference, 21-22 May 2014, University of Northumbria, Newcastle Upon Tyne.
Reynolds, Andie (2014) Negotiating Self in an Arena of ‘Othering’: the (de)construction of identity practices between professionals, volunteers and local people in three community development projects in the north east. In: BSA Regional Postgraduate Day: "Ending the Apprenticeship: from PhD Student to Early Career Researcher", 3rd April 2014, University of Northumbria, Newcastle Upon Tyne.
Reynolds, Andie (2014) Dancing with the Devil or Better the Devil you Know? Using post-structuralist discourse theory in the applied social sciences. In: Methodological Munch, 8th January 2014, University of Northumbria.
Reynolds, Andie (2013) Community Development as Competing Discourses: Using Poststructuralist Discourse Theory to Deconstruct UK Community Development Praxis. In: The Call to Community: Poststructural Thought and Political Alternatives, 17th September 2013, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK.
Reynolds, Andie (2013) Negotiating Self in the Arena of Othering: the (de)construction of identity practices between professionals, volunteers and local people in contemporary community development praxis. In: Health and Life Sciences Postgraduate Researcher Conference 2013, 2 May 2013, University of Northumbria, Newcastle Upon Tyne.