GB 0097 LOADER - LOADER, Dr Ian, fl 1997-1999, criminologist

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GB 0097 LOADER

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LOADER, Dr Ian, fl 1997-1999, criminologist

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  • 1997-1999 (Creation)

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Biographical history

Dr Ian Loader is a Reader in Criminology at Keele University. He has published Youth, policing and democracy (Macmillan, London, 1996) and Crime and social change in middle England; questions of order in an English town (Routledge, London, 2000). Loader received a grant from the ESRC to undertake 'Policing, Cultural Change and Structures of Feeling in post-war England' in 1997. The research was to investigate public and professional understandings of policing in relation to English social history since 1945. It examined how policing has been officially represented in the post-war period; how different sections of the English populace now remember and reconstruct policing, and how policing is situated in relation to other aspects of English society and culture. The research drew on work in social theory, anthropology and social history to examine how policing is a vehicle for understanding society and people's interpretation of it.

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GB 0097 LOADER 1997-1999 Collection (fonds) 5 boxes Loader , Ian , fl 1997-1999 , Dr , criminologist
Dr Ian Loader is a Reader in Criminology at Keele University. He has published Youth, policing and democracy (Macmillan, London, 1996) and Crime and social change in middle England; questions of order in an English town (Routledge, London, 2000). Loader received a grant from the ESRC to undertake 'Policing, Cultural Change and Structures of Feeling in post-war England' in 1997. The research was to investigate public and professional understandings of policing in relation to English social history since 1945. It examined how policing has been officially represented in the post-war period; how different sections of the English populace now remember and reconstruct policing, and how policing is situated in relation to other aspects of English society and culture. The research drew on work in social theory, anthropology and social history to examine how policing is a vehicle for understanding society and people's interpretation of it.

Given by Ian Loader, via Qualidata, in 2000.

Papers and discs created by Dr Ian Loader during a research project entitled 'Policing, cultural change and structures of feeling in post-war England', 1997-1999, comprising transcripts from working class and middle class focus groups; oral history interviews with individual citizens, retired and active police officers, Chief Constables and National Police Representatives and a small number of 'key players' in post-war policing debates, namely politicians and Home Office civil servants.

The papers retain the creator's system of arrangement. The interviews were broadly divided on the basis of former or current occupations.

The interviews are closed until May 2003. Apply to Archivist for details.

Copyright retained by donor. No documents may be photocopied.
English
There are copies of the transcripts on floppy disc.

Temporary catalogue available.

Sources: British Library of Political and Economic Science Archives catalogue; British Library On-Line Public Access Catalogue 97. Compiled by Sarah Aitchison as part of the RSLP AIM25 project. Compiled in compliance with General International Standard Archival Description, ISAD(G), second edition, 2000; National Council on Archives Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997. Feb 2001 England Europe Hampshire Law enforcement Loader , Ian , fl 1997-1999 , criminologist Police Sociology UK Western Europe Social control, formal London

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Given by Ian Loader, via Qualidata, in 2000.

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Papers and discs created by Dr Ian Loader during a research project entitled 'Policing, cultural change and structures of feeling in post-war England', 1997-1999, comprising transcripts from working class and middle class focus groups; oral history interviews with individual citizens, retired and active police officers, Chief Constables and National Police Representatives and a small number of 'key players' in post-war policing debates, namely politicians and Home Office civil servants.

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The papers retain the creator's system of arrangement. The interviews were broadly divided on the basis of former or current occupations.

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The interviews are closed until May 2003. Apply to Archivist for details.

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Copyright retained by donor. No documents may be photocopied.

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  • English

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  • Latin

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English

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Temporary catalogue available.

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British Library of Political and Economic Science

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Compiled in compliance with General International Standard Archival Description, ISAD(G), second edition, 2000; National Council on Archives Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997.

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  • English

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