Mae Ffiniau, mecanweithiau ffiniol a mudo’n ystyried ffactorau sy’n siapio ymgysylltu cymdeithas sifil gyda mudo a ffurfiau ar ffinio drwy astudiaethau achos rhyngwladol cymharol ac ethnograffeg seiliedig ar lefydd, gan ystyried sut mae grwpiau cymdeithas sifil yn cyfleu mecanweithiau gweithredu ffiniau cymdeithasol. Y dyddiad dechrau a ddarperir yw dyddiad dechrau Canolfan Cymdeithas Sifil WISERD. Bydd…
Overview This project has examined experiences of participation at the local level and what they tell us about the changing patterns of mobilisation in particular places in Wales. Fieldwork took place in North and South Wales in three stages. 1. Mapping local level civil society groups. 2. Life history/narrative interviews, which will capture experiences and biographies of…
Overview This project was concerned with the impact on workers, their families and neighbourhoods of the closure of the Anglesey Aluminium (AA) smelter in September 2009, formerly one of the major employers in the Holyhead area. Previous studies of the impact of factory closure on local communities have focused on the individual impacts of redundancy as…
Overview This project was a joint venture with the Institute of Education, Centre for Longitudinal Studies and the ESRC Centre for Research on Socio-cultural change (Manchester University). The main study, funded by ESRC, undertook 180 qualitative interviews with cohort members of the 1958 National Child Development Study. In the first stage of the project WISERD…
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