Professional Journal Papers and Short WorksLloyd, G., Stead, J. and Kendrick, A. (2001) Let a fair hearing be the judge, Times Educational Supplement Scotland, 28 September 2001, p. 23. Oosterhoorn, R. and Kendrick, A. (2001) No sign of harm: issues for disabled children communicating about abuse (reprinted from Child Abuse Review),NAPCAN ONLINE Newsletter, No 2, pp. 2-9, November 2001. Kendrick, A. (2000) The Waterhouse Report: Some implications for Scotland, Centresstage, Newsletter of the Centre for Residential Child Care, Issue 13, p. 3. Kendrick, A. (1999) Education of looked after children: A review note, Centresstage, Newsletter of the Centre for Residential Child Care, Issue 11, p. 2. Kendrick, A. (1998) Education and Residential Care: A Brief Review , Glasgow: Centre For Residential Child Care Kendrick, A. (1998) "Who do we trust?": The abuse of children living away from home in the United Kingdom, Abstracts - 12th International Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect; Protecting Children: Innovation and Inspiration, IPSCAN - International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, Auckland, p. 213. Kendrick, A. (1998) Children abused in residential and foster care: Implications for Practice, Abstracts - 6th European Congress - Suppleance Familiale: Nouvelles Approches, Nouvelles Pratiques, EUSARF - European Scientific Association for Residential and Foster Care, Paris, p. 89 Kendrick, A. (1998) Getting it together - Education and social services working together with young children in difficulty, Abstracts - 6th European Congress - Suppleance Familiale: Nouvelles Approches, Nouvelles Pratiques, EUSARF - European Scientific Association for Residential and Foster Care, Paris, p. 90 Kendrick, A. (1998) In search of progress. Children's Homes Revisited - David Berridge and Isobelle Brodie, Adoption & Fostering, vol 22 no 2, pp. 74-75. Kendrick, A. (1998) Bullying and Peer Abuse in Residential Child Care: A Brief Review , Glasgow: Centre For Residential Child Care Kendrick, A. (1998) Bullying and peer abuse in residential child care: a review note, Centresstage, Newsletter of the Centre for Residential Child Care, Issue 9, p. 2. Kendrick, A. (1997) Abuse of Children in Residential and Foster Care: A Brief Review, Glasgow: Centre for Residential Child Care. Kendrick, A. (1997) Abuse of children in residential and foster care: a review note, Centrestage, Newsletter of the Centre for Residential Child Care, Issue 8, p. 1. Kendrick, A. (1997) In their best interest?: protecting children from abuse in care, Abstracts - VI European Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect: What Place is there for Child Welfare in Tomorrow's Europe, IPSCAN - International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, Barcelona, p. 240. Kendrick, A. (1997) Stability in care?: social work interventions for abused children in residential and foster care, Abstracts - VI European Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect: What Place is there for Child Welfare in Tomorrow's Europe, IPSCAN - International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, Barcelona, pp. 239 - 40. Kendrick, A. (1997) State care, institutional abuse and the social exclusion of vulnerable young people, Abstracts - On the Margins: Social Exclusion and Social Work University of Stirling Social Work Research Centre, Stirling. Kendrick, A. (1996) Social work and education working together?, Research in Education, SCRE Newsletter No 59, pp. 8-9. Kendrick, A. (1996) Changing services for children and young people in difficulty, Social Care Research Findings No 90, Joseph Rowntree Foundation. Kendrick, A. (1995) Residential care in the integration of child care services, Social Work Research Findings No 5, The Scottish Office Central Research Unit. Kendrick, A. and Hartnoll, M. (1995) Introduction: Children & families, in Ridley, J. and Anderson, B. (eds) Directory of Social Work Research in Scotland 1995, Dundee: SSRG Scottish Branch / Association of Directors of Social Work. Ridley, J. and Kendrick, A. (1994) Introduction, in Ridley, J. and Kendrick, A. (eds). "Is Scotland Colour Blind?": `Race' and Research in Scotland, Seminar Paper Series No. 5, Dundee: Social Services Research Group (Scottish Branch), pp. i - iv. Kendrick, A. (1992) Introduction, in Kendrick, A. (ed.) Applied Social Network Analysis, Seminar Paper Series No. 1, Dundee: Social Services Research Group (Scottish Branch), pp. i - ii.
Professional Journal Papers and Short Works
Lloyd, G., Stead, J. and Kendrick, A. (2001) Let a fair hearing be the judge, Times Educational Supplement Scotland, 28 September 2001, p. 23.
Oosterhoorn, R. and Kendrick, A. (2001) No sign of harm: issues for disabled children communicating about abuse (reprinted from Child Abuse Review),
NAPCAN ONLINE Newsletter, No 2, pp. 2-9, November 2001.
Kendrick, A. (2000) The Waterhouse Report: Some implications for Scotland, Centresstage, Newsletter of the Centre for Residential Child Care, Issue 13, p. 3.
Kendrick, A. (1999) Education of looked after children: A review note, Centresstage, Newsletter of the Centre for Residential Child Care, Issue 11, p. 2.
Kendrick, A. (1998) Education and Residential Care: A Brief Review , Glasgow: Centre For Residential Child Care
Kendrick, A. (1998) "Who do we trust?": The abuse of children living away from home in the United Kingdom, Abstracts - 12th International Congress on Child
Abuse and Neglect; Protecting Children: Innovation and Inspiration, IPSCAN - International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, Auckland, p. 213.
Kendrick, A. (1998) Children abused in residential and foster care: Implications for Practice, Abstracts - 6th European Congress - Suppleance Familiale:
Nouvelles Approches, Nouvelles Pratiques, EUSARF - European Scientific Association for Residential and Foster Care, Paris, p. 89
Kendrick, A. (1998) Getting it together - Education and social services working together with young children in difficulty, Abstracts - 6th European Congress -
Suppleance Familiale: Nouvelles Approches, Nouvelles Pratiques, EUSARF - European Scientific Association for Residential and Foster Care, Paris, p. 90
Kendrick, A. (1998) In search of progress. Children's Homes Revisited - David Berridge and Isobelle Brodie, Adoption & Fostering, vol 22 no 2, pp. 74-75.
Kendrick, A. (1998) Bullying and Peer Abuse in Residential Child Care: A Brief Review , Glasgow: Centre For Residential Child Care
Kendrick, A. (1998) Bullying and peer abuse in residential child care: a review note, Centresstage, Newsletter of the Centre for Residential Child Care, Issue 9, p. 2.
Kendrick, A. (1997) Abuse of Children in Residential and Foster Care: A Brief Review, Glasgow: Centre for Residential Child Care.
Kendrick, A. (1997) Abuse of children in residential and foster care: a review note, Centrestage, Newsletter of the Centre for Residential Child Care, Issue 8, p. 1.
Kendrick, A. (1997) In their best interest?: protecting children from abuse in care, Abstracts - VI European Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect: What Place
is there for Child Welfare in Tomorrow's Europe, IPSCAN - International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, Barcelona, p. 240.
Kendrick, A. (1997) Stability in care?: social work interventions for abused children in residential and foster care, Abstracts - VI European Congress on Child Abuse
and Neglect: What Place is there for Child Welfare in Tomorrow's Europe, IPSCAN - International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect,
Barcelona, pp. 239 - 40.
Kendrick, A. (1997) State care, institutional abuse and the social exclusion of vulnerable young people, Abstracts - On the Margins: Social Exclusion and
Social Work University of Stirling Social Work Research Centre, Stirling.
Kendrick, A. (1996) Social work and education working together?, Research in Education, SCRE Newsletter No 59, pp. 8-9.
Kendrick, A. (1996) Changing services for children and young people in difficulty, Social Care Research Findings No 90, Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
Kendrick, A. (1995) Residential care in the integration of child care services, Social Work Research Findings No 5, The Scottish Office Central Research Unit.
Kendrick, A. and Hartnoll, M. (1995) Introduction: Children & families, in Ridley, J. and Anderson, B. (eds) Directory of Social Work Research in Scotland 1995,
Dundee: SSRG Scottish Branch / Association of Directors of Social Work.
Ridley, J. and Kendrick, A. (1994) Introduction, in Ridley, J. and Kendrick, A. (eds). "Is Scotland Colour Blind?": `Race' and Research in Scotland, Seminar Paper
Series No. 5, Dundee: Social Services Research Group (Scottish Branch), pp. i - iv.
Kendrick, A. (1992) Introduction, in Kendrick, A. (ed.) Applied Social Network Analysis, Seminar Paper Series No. 1, Dundee: Social Services Research Group
(Scottish Branch), pp. i - ii.
