Developing the NACUE Student Enterprise Framework

This document sets out a review of policy and evaluation studies related to the student enterprise offer provided by universities. The review has been undertaken by the University of Lincoln as part of a broader project to develop a Student Enterprise Framework for the National Association of College and University Entrepreneurs (NACUE)

Research spotlight : Unemployment benefits and job searches

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What causes recoveries? How good policy and good luck can trigger the upward side of the business cycle

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Economic history : The Queen's private Navy

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Interview : David Feldman

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Interstitial lung disease : raising the index of suspicion in primary care

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Respiratory Medication Adherence : Toward a Common Language and a Shared Vision

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Escaping the Hidden War: Safety Is the Biggest Gain for CHA Families

Examines changes in residents' sense of safety and exposure to drugs, gangs, and violence after moving from distressed public housing to mixed-income or rehabilitated developments or the private market. Makes recommendations for sustaining gains

The Health Crisis for CHA Families

Outlines a study of long-term trends in the health status of Chicago's distressed public housing residents, including chronic illness, disability, mortality rates, and anxiety. Examines limited effects of moving to better housing and their implications