Baines, S.,Wilson, R. and Walsh, S. (forthcoming) Seeing the full picture? technologically enabled multi-agency working in health and social care New Technology, Work and Employment , 25, 1.
Lie, M., Baines, S. and Wheelock, J. (in press) Citizenship, volunteering and active ageing Social Policy and Administration, 43, 7.
Hardill, I and Baines, S. (2009) ‘Personal reflections on Knowledge Transfer and changing UK research priorities’ 21st Century Society 4:1, 81-94
Hardill, I, Baines, S (2009) Active Citizenship in Later Life: Older Volunteers in a Deprived Community in England, The Professional Geographer, 61 (1): 36 – 45
Baines, Sand Hardill, I, (2008) ‘At least I can do something: the work of volunteering in a community beset by worklessness’ Social Policy and Society 7(3): 307 - 317
Lie M. and Baines S. (2007). Making Sense or Organisational Change: The Voices of Older Volunteers Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, 18 (3):.225-240
Wilson, R, Baines S, Cornford J. and Martin M. (2007) ‘Trying to do a jigsaw without the picture on the box’: understanding the challenges of care integration in the context of single assessment for older people in England. International Journal of Integrated Care, v.7. On-line http://www.ijic.org/publish/articles/000288/article.pdf
Hardill, I, Baines, S. and 6, P. (2007)Volunteering for all? Explaining patterns of volunteering and identifying strategies to promote it. Policy and Politics 2007, 35(3), 395-412’
Gannon-Leary, P., Baines, S. and Wilson, R. (2006) Collaboration and partnership: A review and reflections on a national project to join up local services in England. Journal of Interprofessional Care2006, 20(6), 665-674.
Baines, S. and Wheelock, J. (2003) Creative livelihoods: The economic survival of visual artists in the North of England. Northern Economic Review 33/34, 118 – 133.
Baines, S. and Gelder U. (2003) ‘What is family friendly about the workplace in the home? The case of self-employed parents and their children’ New Technology, Work and Employment, 18 (3): 223 – 234.
Wheelock J, Oughton E and Baines S. (2003) Getting by with a little help from your family: towards a policy relevant model of the working household. Feminist Economics 9 (1):19-45
Oughton, E, Wheelock, J. and Baines, S. (2003) Micro-businesses and Social Inclusion in Rural Households: a Comparative Analysis. Sociologia Ruralis, 43(4), 331–348.
Hardill I. and Baines S. (2003) 'Doing one’s duty: Volunteering, employment and unemployment in local economic development. Local Economy 18(2), 102 – 108.
Baines, S. (2002) ‘New technologies and old ways of working in the home of the self-employed teleworker’, New Technology, Work and Employment, 17( 2): 89 – 101.
Baines, S. and Robson, L. (2001) Being Self Employed or Being Enterprising? The case of creative work for the media industries. Journal of small Business and Enterprise Development, 8(4), 349 - 362.
Chell, E. and Baines, S. (2000) Networking, entrepreneurship and microbusiness behaviour. Entrepreneurship and Regional Development 12(3), 195 – 215.
Baines, S.and J. Wheelock. (2000) ‘Work and employment in small businesses: Perpetuating and challenging gender traditions.’ Gender, Work and Organization 7: 45 - 55
Baines S.(1999) Servicing the Media: Freelancing, Teleworking and ‘Enterprising’ Careers. New Technology, Work and Employment, 14(1) 18-31.
Baines S andWheelock J. (1998) Reinventing Traditional Solutions: Job Creation, Gender and the Micro-Business Household. Work, Employment and Society, 12 (4) 579-601.
Baines Sand Wheelock J. (1998) Working for Each Other: Gender, the Household and Micro-business Survival and Growth. International Small Business Journal, 17(1) 16-35.
Baines, S., Wheelock, J. and Gelder, U. (2003) Riding the Rollercoaster: Family Life and Self-employment. Bristol: The Policy Press.
Baines, S, Wheelock, J, Oughton, E (forthcoming) ‘Revisiting the past in the new economy: Working life in rural micro-businesses’, in A Southern (ed), Enterprise and deprivation:small business, social exclusion and sustainable communities. London, Routledge.
Wilson R, Baines S. (i2009) ‘Are there limits to the integration of care for older people?’ In Loader, B. D, Hardey, M. & Keeble, L. (eds), Digital Welfare for the Third Age: health and social care informatics for older people. London: Routledge, pp 17 – 27.
Walsh, S., Baines, S. and Cornford, J. (2006) E-enabled Active Welfare: Creating the Context for Work-Life Balance? In: Perrons, D., McDowell, L., Fagan, C., Ray, K. and Ward, K., eds. Gender Divisions and Working Time in the New Economy: Public Policy and Changing Patterns of Work in Europe and North America. Edward Elgar.
Wheelock, J. and Baines, S. (2004) Balancing work and family life in disadvantaged small business households. In: J.Targalski, ed. Entrepreneurship, Employment and Beyond. Krakow: Krakow: Krakow University of Economics Publishers, pp. 157 – 172.
Baines, S, Wheelock, J, Oughton, E. Ljunggren, E, Pettersen, L. and Magnussen, T. (2003) Work and employment in rural, non-farming micro-businesses: a return to old ways of working?. In: K. Andersson, E. Eklund, L. Granberg and T. Marsden, ed. Rural Development as Policy and Practice. Helsinki: Swedish School of Social Science, Univerity of Helsinki, pp. 91 – 114.
Baines, S, Wheelock, J, Oughton, E. (2002) A household based approach to the small business family. In: D. Fletcher, ed. Understanding the Small Family Business. London: Routledge, pp. 168 – 179.
Baines, S. Gannon-Leary, P. Wilson, R. (2005) Practitioner Buy-in and Resistance to E-Enabled Information Sharing Across Agencies: The Case of an E-Government Project to Join Up Local Services in England. In: Funabashi, M. and Grzech, A, ed. Challenges of Expanding Internet, E-Commerce, E-Business and E-Government. New York: Springer, pp. 297-312.
Wilson, R., Baines, S, Martin, M. and Vaughan, R. (2004) A Case Study of Governance in Public Sector Virtual Organisations: The Emergence of Children’s Trusts. In: Camarinba-Matos, L, ed. Virtual Enterprises and Collaborative Networks. Boston: Kluwer, pp. 541 – 550.
Baines, S.(2008) “Co-production and the modernisation of public service: What has this to do with the VCS?” Invited presentation to the Public Policy Seminar 'Co-planning and Co-production of public services with the Third Sector' for ESRC / Scottish Council for Voluntary Agencies, Edinburgh 5th December
Baines S., Wilson R., Hardill I.and Martin, M. (2008) "'They Just Don't Understand Us!': Learning and Reflection from Commissioning Relationships in the Mixed Economy of Care" at: NCVO/VSSN Researching the Voluntary Sector Conference, University of Warwick, Coventry.9th – 10th September. http://www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/uploadedFiles/NCVO/Events/Events_Archive/2008/Baines%20%20et%20al.pdf
Baines S., Wilson R., Hardill I. (2008) "How Can Voluntary Organizations Help to Transform Care? Articulating Social Value" at: Transforming Elderly Care Conference. Copenhagen 26th – 28th June.
Hardill, I. and Baines, S. (2009) Entrepreneurship and the voluntary and community sector: reflections on public service delivery in the UK . Entrepreneurship and Geography Special Session, AAG, Las Vegas, March.
Wheelock, J., Lie, M and Baines, S (2008) Citizenship, volunteering and active ageing. International Society for Third-Sector Research (ISTR) Barcelona Conference Working Papers, volume VI. 2009. Available at: http://www.istr.org/pubs/workingpapers/index.htm.
Baines S. and Hardill I ( 2009) Working for the common good? Volunteering, work and care in the 21st century in Community, Work and Family, Utrecht 16th – 18th April
Wheelock, J, M. Lie and S. Baines. 2006 Older Volunteers: Capacities and Constraints. In: NCVO/VSSN Researching the Voluntary Sector Conference University of Warwick
McLoughlin,I, Baines, S, Wilson, R, Martin, M. and Vaughan, R. (2005) Unlocking Transformational Change in the Local State? Developing a generic framework for advanced multi-agency working in the UK. In: ANZAM 2005
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