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Qualitative Research Skills Workshop: A Facilitator's Reference Manual by Nidhi Singal and Roger Jeffery is now available as an open educational resource (Open CourseWare)
Working paper No. 23
Counting the invisible: understanding the lives of people with disabilities in Pakistan
Working paper No. 24
With education you can do anything; without education there's nothing you can do
Policy brief No. 4
The pattern of return to education and its implications
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RECOUP Working Paper Series
The RECOUP Working Paper Series is the main publication outlet of the Consortium and its partners. The page features downloadable full-text papers which describe research in progress by the author(s) and present key findings of RECOUP research to elicit comment from research and academic communities in the UK and abroad, and to further debate. Many of the papers reproduced here will be published in commercial or academic sources at a later date.
RECOUP Policy Briefs
Contains short analytical pieces written in concise, non-technical language.
It is aimed at those national and international education policy-makers and members of the general public who are interested in the linkages between education, poverty and development.
Other Publications
Lists bibliographical references to key publications produced by RECOUP partners in the form of books, book chapters, journal articles, conference and mimeo papers.
The references are organised according to our research themes.
RECOUP Reports
Provides access to downloadable project documents, including operational documents and reports (RECOUP annual reports, project Terms of References, evaluations), reviews and annotated bibliographies.
E-Newsletter
Our electronic newsletters regularly alert audiences about newly released RECOUP publications; meetings, conferences and other events held by the Consortium and its partner institutions; fresh posts and feedback to our research findings posted on the RECOUP blogger; and latest power point presentations and photographs shared by partners with global audiences through our social networking websites.
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