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UPTAP Programme Coordination

Coordinator

Abstract:

The role of the Coordinator is to ensure that the objectives of the UPTAP programme are achieved, to provide support for the individual projects and to disseminate the findings of the programme as widely as possible to academic and user constituencies. The Coordinator is responsible for arranging conferences, workshops and other events that bring UPTAP researchers together to discuss their work and to present their findings. A budget has been set aside for encouragement of collaboration and communication with user groups and a communications strategy has been produced which includes the preparation and distribution of UPTAP Research Findings documents for each project.

The Coordinator is guided by an Advisory Committee whose members are as follows:

  • Professor Tony Champion, Geography Politics & Sociology, University of Newcastle
  • Professor Angela Dale, ESRC Methods Programme Director, CCSR, School of Social Science, University of Manchester
  • Janet Dougharty, Department of Communities and Local Government
  • Professor Brian Francis, Director, Centre for Applied Statistics, Fylde College, Lancaster University
  • Dr Karen Glaser, Institute of Gerontology, King's College London
  • Dr Clare Holdsworth, (ESRC liaison member), Department of Geography, University of Liverpool
  • Fred Johnson, 22 South Street, Durham, DH1 4QP
  • Professor Les Mayhew, Professor Actuarial Science & Statistics, Cass Business School, City University
  • Cecilia MacIntyre, Head of Population and Migration Statistics, Demography Division, General Register Office for Scotland
  • Professor Susan McRae, Oxford Brookes University,
  • John Pullinger, (Committee Chair), Librarian, House of Commons Library, Palace of Westminster
  • Dr Fiona Steele, (ESRC liaison member), Graduate School of Education, University of Bristol
  • Steve Turner, Head of Information & Forecasting, Tees Valley Joint Strategy Unit

The ESRC Officer assigned to UPTAP is currently Helen Maynard

Department:

School of Geography, University of Leeds

Duration:

November 2005 - November 2009 (extended to September 2010)

Grant Type:

Research grant

Publications

Stillwell, J., Coast, E. and Kneale, D. (2009) Fertility, Living Arrangements, Care and Mobility: Understanding Population Trends and Processes Volume 1, Springer, Dordrecht.

Stillwell, J., Coast, E. and Kneale, D. (2009) Fertility, Living Arrangements, Care and Mobility, Chapter 1 in Stillwell, J., Coast, E. and Kneale, D. (eds.) Fertility, Living Arrangements, Care and Mobility: Understanding Population Trends and Processes Volume 1, Springer, Dordrecht, pp.1-22.

Stillwell, J., Norman, P., Thomas C. and Surridge, P. (2010) Spatial and Social Disparities Understanding Population Trends and Processes Volume 2, Springer Dordrecht.

Stillwell, J., Norman, P., Thomas C. and Surridge, P. (2010) Spatial and Social Disparities, Chapter 1 in Stillwell, J., Norman, P., Thomas C. and Surridge, P. (eds.) Spatial and Social Disparities Understanding Population Trends and Processes Volume 2, Springer Dordrecht, pp. 1-22.

Stillwell, J. and van Ham, M. (2010) Ethnicity and Integration Understanding Population Trends and Processes Volume 3, Springer, Dordrecht.

Stillwell, J. and van Ham, M. (2010) Ethnicity and Integration, Chapter 21 in Stillwell, J. and van Ham, M. (eds.) Ethnicity and Integration Understanding Population Trends and Processes Volume 3, Springer, Dordrecht, pp. 1-20.

Presentations

Stillwell, J. (2009) Understanding population trends and processes: pioneering user fellowships, Presentation at the UPTAP/BURISA Workshop on ‘Understanding Population Trends and Processes: Building capacity through User-Academic Collaboration’, City Hall, London, 9 October.

Stillwell, J. (2009) Understanding population trends and processes (UPTAP): the programme and its projects, Presentation at the UPTAP/GRO Scotland/Scottish Government Workshop on ‘Understanding Population Trends and Processes, Edinburgh, 12 February.

Stillwell, J. (2008) Understanding population trends and processes, Presentation at the UPTAP/BURISA Workshop on ‘Migration and Ethnicity’, City Hall, London, 26 September.

Stillwell, J. (2007) ESRC population change research challenge and UPTAP, Presentation at plenary session, British Society for Population Studies, University of St Andrews, 11-13 September.

Stillwell, J. (2007) Understanding population trends and processes, Presentation at the BURISA Conference in conjunction with the Royal Statistical Society, Royal Society, 18 May.

Stillwell, J. (2006) Understanding Population Trends And Processes: overview and plans, Presentation at the ESRC RRB Directors Meeting, MRC, 5 October.