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Sarah Aiston
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Women academics and research productivity: An international comparison
SJ Aiston, J Jung
Globalised re/gendering of the academy and leadership, 17-32, 2016
2922016
The silence/ing of academic women
SJ Aiston, CK Fo
Gender and Education 33 (2), 138-155, 2021
1032021
The myth of ‘scientific method’in contemporary educational research
DP Rowbottom, SJ Aiston
Journal of philosophy of education 40 (2), 137-156, 2006
832006
Leading the academy or being led? Hong Kong women academics
SJ Aiston
Higher Education Research & Development 33 (1), 59-72, 2014
672014
“Absent data, absent women”: Gender and higher education leadership
SJ Aiston, Z Yang
Policy Futures in Education 15 (3), 262-274, 2017
562017
Equality, justice and gender: Barriers to the ethical university for women
SJ Aiston
Ethics and education 6 (3), 279-291, 2011
512011
Making the learning leap: Research students crossing conceptual thresholds
G Wisker, M Kiley, S Aiston, G Mullins
Quality in postgraduate research: Knowledge creation in testing times, 195-201, 2006
452006
Interrogating strategies and policies to advance women in academic leadership: The case of Hong Kong
SJ Aiston, CK Fo, WW Law
Journal of higher education policy and management 42 (3), 347-364, 2020
212020
Review of networked learning communities
D Kerr, S Aiston, K White, M Holland, H Grayson
Kerr, S. Aiston, K. White (ets.).–May 58, 6, 2003
202003
Women, Education and Agency, 1600–2000: an historical perspective
SJ Aiston
Women, Education, and Agency, 1600-2000, 1-8, 2009
182009
Networked learning communities
D Kerr, S Aiston, K White, M Holland, H Grayson
National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) Council of Members …, 2003
182003
School partnerships in action: A case study of West Sussex specialist schools
SJ Aiston, P Rudd, L O'Donnell
National Foundation for Educational Research, 2020
172020
Whose academy? Gender and higher education
SJ Aiston
Researching Higher Education, 80-96, 2015
152015
A maternal identity? The family lives of British women graduates pre‐and post‐1945
S Aiston
History of Education 34 (4), 407-426, 2005
152005
A Good Job for a Girl? The career biographies of women graduates of the University of Liverpool post-1945
S Aiston
Twentieth Century British History 15 (4), 361-387, 2004
142004
Review of networked learning communities: Literature review
D Kerr, S Aiston, K White, M Holland, H Grayson
Berkshire, UK: National Foundation for Educational Research, 2003
142003
Women, Education, and Agency, 1600–2000
J Spence, S Aiston, MM Meikle
Routledge, 2009
132009
Re-engaging the Hardest-to-help young people: The role of the neighbourhood support fund
S Golden, T Spielhofer, D Sims, S Aiston, L O’Donnell
London: The Stationery Office, 2002
132002
Literature review of networked learning communities
D Kerr, S Aiston, K White, M Holland, H Grayson
NCSL commissioned research, NFER, Slough, 2003
112003
‘A woman’s place…’: Male representations of university women in the student press of the University of Liverpool, 1944–1979
SJ Aiston
Women’s History Review 15 (1), 3-34, 2006
102006
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