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publications
I have written and
published widely for over a decade now. Listed below are publications written,
or edited by me, or which I have contributed chapters to. You can also buy these
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Creche Barriers
Creche Barriers
- how Britain can grow its childcare industry
by Helen Wilkinson published
by Genderquake and Demos, 2002
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Maybe I do
Maybe I do - marriage
and commitment in singleton society, 2002 Conversations in Print Series, published
by Institute of Ideas, featuring an essay by Jennie Bristow and a range of contributors
responding including Fay Weldon, Mary Kenny, Yvonne Roberts and Helen Wilkinson.
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The Seven Ages of Life An
edited collection featuring Helen Wilkinson on Relationships, published by the
Centre for Reform, 2002
welcome. more... |
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The Future of Careers
An edited
collection featuring Helen Wilkinson on 'The Future of Careers in a mobile work
culture', published by the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development, 2002.
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Dot bombshell - women, e-quality and the new economy
by Helen Wilkinson published by The Industrial Society, 2001. more... |
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The Global Third Way Debate
edited
by Anthony Giddens, published by Polity Press, 2001 and including a chapter 'The
Family Way' by Helen Wilkinson. more... |
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Family Business
Helen Wilkinson
- Editor , Demos Collection, Demos, 2000. more... |
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On The Move
Chapter: The Thatcher
legacy: power feminism and the birth of girl power
By Helen Wilkinson in On
the March: feminism for a new generation, (edited by Natasha Walter, Little Brown
1999. more... |
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The Family Way
Chapter by Helen
Wilkinson in Tomorrow's Politics, Demos, 1998. more... |
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Against the Addictive Society
in
The Good Life, Demos 1998. more... |
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The Androgynous Generation?
in
Rewriting the sexual contract By Helen Wilkinson (edited by Geoff Dench, Institute
of Community Studies 1998 and republished by Transaction Publishers in 1999.
more... |
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Freedom's Children: towards a new ethic of personal
and social responsibility?
By Helen Wilkinson in Kinder der Freiheit,
(edited by Ulriche Beck, published by Suhrkampf 1997). more... |
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Time out: the costs and benefits of paid parental
leave
Helen Wilkinson, Demos, 1997. more... |
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Tomorrow's Women by Helen Wilkinson
with Melanie Howard, Demos, 1997. more.. |
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The proposal: giving marriage back to the people
by Helen Wilkinson Demos, 1997. more... |
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Life After Politics
Chapters by
Helen Wilkinson on gender, time and generational politics (edited by Geoff Mulgan,
published by HarperCollins 1997) more... |
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Parental Leave - the price of family values?
by Helen Wilkinson with Ivan Briscoe, Demos, 1996. more... |
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The making of a young country
Chapter
by Helen Wilkinson for The Blair Agenda, edited by Mark Perryman, published by
Lawrence & Wishart 1996. more... |
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Freedom's Children
by Helen Wilkinson
with Geoff Mulgan, Demos, 1995. more... |
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Time squeeze
Helen Wilkinson - Co-Editor,
Demos, 1995. more... |
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No turning back: generations and the genderquake
by Helen Wilkinson Demos, 1994. more... |
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Democracy Beyond Sovereignty: The Shape of a Postmodern
World Order
by Geoff Mulgan with Helen Wilkinson, in Politics
in an Antipolitical Age, Polity Press, 1994. more... |
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