Section: Knowledge exchange

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Knowledge exchange

GPRG Members have been involved in a wide range of knowledge exchange activities, including:

  • Kenny, M. and F. Mackay (2011) '"Not falling but stalling":Women and the 2011 Scottish parliament elections', Report and press release provided to Engender.
  • Kenny, M and F. Mackay 2 (2011) 'Finding a Balance', Holyrood Magazine, 2011 Election Special, Issue 255, p.50.
  • Kenny, M. and F. Mackay (2010) 'Women's representation in the 2010 General Election: a view from Scotland', Report and press release provided to Engender.
  • Mackay, F. and M. Kenny (2007) 'Where are the women? Historic election returns men in grey suits', Report and press release provided to Engender on the 2007 Scottish Parliament elections.
  • Mackay, F. (2005) Gender and Diversity Review: Critical Reflections on Judicial Appointments in Scotland. Prepared for the Judicial Appointments Board for Scotland and Scottish Executive Justice Department.
  • Mackay, F. (2005) Evidence on gender and electoral systems presented to Arbuthnot Commission.
  • Mackay, F., Kenny, M. and E. Pollot (2005) Access, voice….and influence? Women’s organizations in post-devolution Scotland. GRADUS Project case study prepared for ENGENDER (funded under European Union-DG Employment and Social Affairs-Equal Opportunities-Programme relating to the Community Framework Strategy on Gender Equality 2001-2005).
  • Mackay, F. (2004) Women and Devolution in Scotland: Research Briefing. Prepared for the Scottish Parliamentary Cross-Party Group on Women/Equal Opportunities Commission Scotland.
  • Mackay, F. (2004)  The Gender Impact of Scottish Local Government Reform: Some comments on the gender implications of the Local Governance (Scotland) Bill for the information of the Equal Opportunities Committee of the Scottish Parliament.  Prepared for the Scottish Parliament Official Record. Paper EO.S2.04.3.01.
  • Mackay, F. (2001-2004) Programme of Evaluation for Routes Out of Prostitution. Prepared for the Social Inclusion Partnership and Communities Scotland (Scottish Executive).
  • F. Mackay and K. Bilton (2000-2001) Research advice on equality-proofing legislation. Scottish Executive Equality Unit.

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