Hannah Morgan, Centre for Gender and Women's Studies, Lancaster University

Degree: BA (Hons) Politics and Parliamentary Studies, MA Disability Studies (Leeds), PG Cert in Academic Practice (Lancaster)

Current Teaching

I contribute to teaching on the BA (Hons) and MA/PGDip Social Work programmes, convening modules in relation to disability and adult social care, supervising dissertations and acting as social work tutor to students on placement. I am currently the Director of Studies for Part Two BA Social Work and departmental disability representative.

Research Interests

I came to Lancaster in December 2003 after working on disability-related research projects at the Social Policy Research Unit (SPRU), University of York and the Centre for Disability Studies at the University of Leeds.

My research interests lie predominantly in the field of disability studies and include the self-organisation and citizenship of disabled people; service provision for adult service users; disability policy at a UK and European level; and mobility and social capital in relation to (disabled) careers.

I am a member of management committee of the newly established Centre for Disability Reserach (CeDR) an interdisciplinary centre that draws together colleagues interested in disability from across the University and beyond.

Bob Sapey and I have organised three international disability studies conferences here at Lancaster (2003; 2004; 2006). The conference now takes place on a biennial basis alternating with the Nordic Network on Disability Research's conferences. The next Lancaster conference will take place 2-4 September 2008. More details about the conference, the call for papers and information about booking can be found on the conference website.

I am a member of the editorial board of the international journal Disability and Society and have reviewed articles for Disability Studies Quarterly and Progress in Palliative Care. I have contributed book reviews to Disability and Society, the British Journal of Social Work and Qualitative Research in Psychology.

Broadhurst, K, Dimopoulou-Lagonika, M & Morgan, H. (2007) 'Reflections on an English/Greek exchange in Erasmus' anniversairy year. Is English practice learning out of sink with global flows and scapes?' The Hellenic Journal of Social Science and Social Work September pp. 167-188 (Greek translation only).

Foster, M., Harris, J., Jackson, K., Morgan, H. & Glendinning, C. (2006). "Personalised social care for adults with disabilities: a problematic concept for frontline practice". Health and Social Care in the Community, 14 (2), pp 125-135.

Morgan, H. (2005) Disabled people and employment: the potential impact of European policy in A. Roulstone and C. Barnes (eds) Working Futures? Disabled People, Policy and Social Inclusion, Bristol, Policy Press.

Morgan, H & Harris J (2005) Strategies for involving service users in outcome focused research in L. Lowes & I. Hulatt (eds) Involving Service Users in Health and Social Care Research. London: Routledge.

Morgan, H & Stalford, H (2005) Disabled People and the European Union: Equal Citizens? in C. Barnes & G. Mercer (eds) The Social Model of Disability: Europe and the Majority World. Leeds: Disability Press. (This is available on the Lancaster e-prints archive)

Harris, J., Foster, M., Jackson, K. and Morgan, H.(2005)Outcomes for Disabled Service Users,Social Policy Research Unit,University of York, York.

Harris, J., Piper, S., Morgan, H., McClimens, A., Thomas, C., Shah, S., Mercer, G., Barnes, C., Arksey, H., Qureshi, H.(2003)User's experiences of health and social care services,Social Policy Research Unit,University of York, York.

Bridging collective roots and individual choices: a critical reflection on disability and community in the 21st century with Alan Roulstone. Nordic Network on Disability Research 11th Research Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland May 27-28, 2011. Abstract (pdf document) View the slideshow

Accessible Public Space for the 'not obviously disabled'? Jeopardized selfhood in an era of welfare retraction with Alan Roulstone. Paper presented at the Disability and Public Space Conference, Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway, 28-29th April 2011 Abstract (pdf document). View the slideshow

Teaching Disability Studies to Social Work Students with Alan Roulstone. Paper presented to the 11th UK Joint Social Work Education Conference, University of Hertfordshire 8-10 July 2009.

Career, Mobility and Motility: the experiences of disabled academics and researchers Nordic Network on Disability Research Biennial Conference, Goteborg, Sweden. May 2007.

Disabled Citizens? A Socio-legal analysis of the citizenship status and experience of Disabled People European Law Research Students Network: Summer Liverpool Law School, Liverpool, June 2005

Disability, career and mobility in Europe Colloquium on Researching Innovative Themes in Skilled Mobility: The Centre for the Study of Law and Policy in Europe, University of Leeds May 2005.

What a Difference A Decade Makes: Disability Policy in the EU 1993-2003 Socio-legal Studies Association Annual Conference, Glasgow, April 2004

ESRC Seminar Series: Implementing the Social Model: Europe, University of Leeds January 2004.

Social Model Outcomes? Nordic Network on Disability Research Annual Conference: Networking, Social Capital and Welfare Society, Jyvaskyla, Finland. September 2003

European Union Citizenship and Disabled People: Developing a Social Model with Helen Stalford Disability Studies Association Conference: Disability Studies: Theory Policy and Practice, Lancaster University. September 2003

Strategies for involving Service Users in Outcomes focused research workshop with Jennifer Harris Consumers in NHS Research Third National Conference: Making A Difference Harrogate. November 2002 Creating Independent Futures: User-led Research into User-led services workshop Making Research Count in the Personal Social Services, London. December 2001

Creating Independent Futures: Current Research at the Centre for Disability Studies Keynote address. The World Turned Upside Down, London. July 2001

User-led Research: Gathering the Evidence, Workshop What Works in Community Care? Oxford, September 2000.

Potential Doctoral Proposals

Hannah is interesting in supervising projects in the inter-disciplinary field of disability studies.

Eprints Publications Repository and Bibliographic Database

Morgan, Hannah and Stalford, Helen (2005) Disabled People and the European Union: equal citizens? In: The Social Model of Disability: Europe and the Majority World. The Disability Press, Leeds, pp. 98-115. ISBN 0-9549026-0-2

Morgan, H. (2005) Disabled people and employment: the potential impact of European policy. In: Working Futures? Disabled People, Policy and Social Inclusion. Policy Press. ISBN 1861346263

Morgan, H and Harris, J (2005) Strategies for involving service users in outcomes focused research. In: Involving Service Users in Health and Social Care Research. Routledge. ISBN 0415346479

Harris, J. and Piper, S. and Morgan, H. and McClimens, A. and Reynolds, H. and Shah, S. and Arksey, H. and Baldwin, S. and Qureshi, H. (2003) National service framework long term conditions brief overview study: experiences of providing care to people with long term conditions: full report. Social Policy Reserach Unit, University of York, York.

Harris, J. and Piper, S. and Morgan, H. and McClimens, A. and Reynolds, H. and Shah, S. and Arksey, H. and Baldwin, S. and Qureshi, H. (2003) National service framework long term conditions brief overview study: experiences of providing care to people with long term conditions: report appendices. Social Policy Reserach Unit, University of York, York.

Morgan, H. (2002) Mental health. In: The Blackwell dictionary of social policy. Blackwell, Oxford, pp. 146-147. ISBN 0631218475

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Home About Us People Research Prospective Students Current Students News & Events Contact Us SEARCH this site using Keywords/Tags or Full Text. Go»	Hannah Morgan Lecturer in Disability Studies & Director of Studies BA Social Work Degree: BA (Hons) Politics and Parliamentary Studies, MA Disability Studies (Leeds), PG Cert in Academic Practice (Lancaster) Associated research centres and groups: Centre for Disability Research CeDR, Centre for Gender and Women's Studies, Disability Studies, Social Work Current Teaching I contribute to teaching on the BA (Hons) and MA/PGDip Social Work programmes, convening modules in relation to disability and adult social care, supervising dissertations and acting as social work tutor to students on placement. I am currently the Director of Studies for Part Two BA Social Work and departmental disability representative. I convene the following modules ASSC 107 Disability in Society (BA Social Work) ASSC 371 Dissertation (BA Social Work) ASSC 375 Care and the Life Course (BA Social Work) ASSC 439 Disability and the Life Course (MA/PgD Social Work) I also co-supervise three post-graduate research students including: Disability and Leadership: A Qualitative Study of the 'Work Experiences' of Disabled Business Leaders (PhD) Cochlear Implants and the Deaf Community. (Phd) ICT use among people with Medically Unexplained Physical Symptoms (MUPS) (MPhil) I am interested in supervising projects in the inter-disciplinary field of disability studies. Research Interests I came to Lancaster in December 2003 after working on disability-related research projects at the Social Policy Research Unit (SPRU), University of York and the Centre for Disability Studies at the University of Leeds. My research interests lie predominantly in the field of disability studies and include the self-organisation and citizenship of disabled people; service provision for adult service users; disability policy at a UK and European level; and mobility and social capital in relation to (disabled) careers. I am a member of management committee of the newly established Centre for Disability Reserach (CeDR) an interdisciplinary centre that draws together colleagues interested in disability from across the University and beyond. Bob Sapey and I have organised three international disability studies conferences here at Lancaster (2003; 2004; 2006). The conference now takes place on a biennial basis alternating with the Nordic Network on Disability Research's conferences. The next Lancaster conference will take place 2-4 September 2008. More details about the conference, the call for papers and information about booking can be found on the conference website. I am a member of the editorial board of the international journal Disability and Society and have reviewed articles for Disability Studies Quarterly and Progress in Palliative Care. I have contributed book reviews to Disability and Society, the British Journal of Social Work and Qualitative Research in Psychology. Recent Publications Roulstone, A. and Morgan H. (2009) 'Neo-Liberal Individualism or Self-Directed Support: Are We All Speaking the Same Language on Modernising Adult Social Care? Social Policy and Society 8 (3) pp 333-345. Broadhurst, K, Dimopoulou-Lagonika, M & Morgan, H. (2007) 'Reflections on an English/Greek exchange in Erasmus' anniversairy year. Is English practice learning out of sink with global flows and scapes?' The Hellenic Journal of Social Science and Social Work September pp. 167-188 (Greek translation only). Foster, M., Harris, J., Jackson, K., Morgan, H. & Glendinning, C. (2006). "Personalised social care for adults with disabilities: a problematic concept for frontline practice". Health and Social Care in the Community, 14 (2), pp 125-135. Morgan, H. (2005) Disabled people and employment: the potential impact of European policy in A. Roulstone and C. Barnes (eds) Working Futures? Disabled People, Policy and Social Inclusion, Bristol, Policy Press. Morgan, H & Harris J (2005) Strategies for involving service users in outcome focused research in L. Lowes & I. Hulatt (eds) Involving Service Users in Health and Social Care Research. London: Routledge. Morgan, H & Stalford, H (2005) Disabled People and the European Union: Equal Citizens? in C. Barnes & G. Mercer (eds) The Social Model of Disability: Europe and the Majority World. Leeds: Disability Press. (This is available on the Lancaster e-prints archive) Harris, J., Foster, M., Jackson, K. and Morgan, H.(2005)Outcomes for Disabled Service Users,Social Policy Research Unit,University of York, York. Morgan, H. and Harris, J.(2003)Social Care Outcomes Seminar, Issues for Professionals and Service Users: Woburn House, London, Wednesday 8th May 2002,SPRU Research Report,DH 1963 (06.03),Social Policy Research Unit,University of York, York. Harris, J., Piper, S., Morgan, H., McClimens, A., Shah, S., Reynolds, H., Baldwin, S., Arksey, H., Qureshi, H(2003)Carer's experiences of providing care for people with long term conditions,Social Policy Research Unit,University of York, York. Harris, J., Piper, S., Morgan, H., McClimens, A., Thomas, C., Shah, S., Mercer, G., Barnes, C., Arksey, H., Qureshi, H.(2003)User's experiences of health and social care services,Social Policy Research Unit,University of York, York. Conference Papers and Presentations Bridging collective roots and individual choices: a critical reflection on disability and community in the 21st century with Alan Roulstone. Nordic Network on Disability Research 11th Research Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland May 27-28, 2011. Abstract (pdf document) View the slideshow Accessible Public Space for the 'not obviously disabled'? Jeopardized selfhood in an era of welfare retraction with Alan Roulstone. Paper presented at the Disability and Public Space Conference, Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway, 28-29th April 2011 Abstract (pdf document). View the slideshow Teaching Disability Studies to Social Work Students with Alan Roulstone. Paper presented to the 11th UK Joint Social Work Education Conference, University of Hertfordshire 8-10 July 2009. Career, Mobility and Motility: the experiences of disabled academics and researchers Nordic Network on Disability Research Biennial Conference, Goteborg, Sweden. May 2007. Disabled Citizens? A Socio-legal analysis of the citizenship status and experience of Disabled People European Law Research Students Network: Summer Liverpool Law School, Liverpool, June 2005 Disability, career and mobility in Europe Colloquium on Researching Innovative Themes in Skilled Mobility: The Centre for the Study of Law and Policy in Europe, University of Leeds May 2005. What a Difference A Decade Makes: Disability Policy in the EU 1993-2003 Socio-legal Studies Association Annual Conference, Glasgow, April 2004 Disabled People and the European Union: Equal Citizens? with Helen Stalford. ESRC Seminar Series: Implementing the Social Model: Europe, University of Leeds January 2004. Social Model Outcomes? Nordic Network on Disability Research Annual Conference: Networking, Social Capital and Welfare Society, Jyvaskyla, Finland. September 2003 European Union Citizenship and Disabled People: Developing a Social Model with Helen Stalford Disability Studies Association Conference: Disability Studies: Theory Policy and Practice, Lancaster University. September 2003 Strategies for involving Service Users in Outcomes focused research workshop with Jennifer Harris Consumers in NHS Research Third National Conference: Making A Difference Harrogate. November 2002 Creating Independent Futures: User-led Research into User-led services workshop Making Research Count in the Personal Social Services, London. December 2001 Creating Independent Futures: Current Research at the Centre for Disability Studies Keynote address. The World Turned Upside Down, London. July 2001 User-led Research: Gathering the Evidence, Workshop What Works in Community Care? Oxford, September 2000. Potential Doctoral Proposals Hannah is interesting in supervising projects in the inter-disciplinary field of disability studies. Eprints Publications Repository and Bibliographic Database Hannah Morgan has 8 selected publication records listed on this webpage. Use links to access abstracts and full text where available. View all records to sort by date, type and title. For all ePrints records go to http://eprints.lancs.ac.uk Roulstone, Alan and Morgan, Hannah (2009) Neo-Liberal individualism or self-directed support : are we all speaking the same language on modernising adult social care. Social Policy and Society, 8 (3). pp. 333-345. ISSN 1474-7464 Broadhurst, K. and Dimopoulos, M. and Morgan, H. (2007) Reflections on an English/Greek exchange in Erasmus' anniversary year. Is English practice learning 'out of sync' with global scapes and flows. The Hellenic Journal of Social Science and Social Work. Morgan, Hannah and Stalford, Helen (2005) Disabled People and the European Union: equal citizens? In: The Social Model of Disability: Europe and the Majority World. The Disability Press, Leeds, pp. 98-115. ISBN 0-9549026-0-2 Morgan, H. (2005) Disabled people and employment: the potential impact of European policy. In: Working Futures? Disabled People, Policy and Social Inclusion. Policy Press. ISBN 1861346263 Morgan, H and Harris, J (2005) Strategies for involving service users in outcomes focused research. In: Involving Service Users in Health and Social Care Research. Routledge. ISBN 0415346479 Harris, J. and Piper, S. and Morgan, H. and McClimens, A. and Reynolds, H. and Shah, S. and Arksey, H. and Baldwin, S. and Qureshi, H. (2003) National service framework long term conditions brief overview study: experiences of providing care to people with long term conditions: full report. Social Policy Reserach Unit, University of York, York. Harris, J. and Piper, S. and Morgan, H. and McClimens, A. and Reynolds, H. and Shah, S. and Arksey, H. and Baldwin, S. and Qureshi, H. (2003) National service framework long term conditions brief overview study: experiences of providing care to people with long term conditions: report appendices. Social Policy Reserach Unit, University of York, York. Morgan, H. (2002) Mental health. In: The Blackwell dictionary of social policy. Blackwell, Oxford, pp. 146-147. ISBN 0631218475 Associated Keywords: Ageing, Applied Social Science, Citizenship, Computer-mediated communication, Critical professional practice, Disability, Disability and employment, Disability and teaching and learning, Disability and welfare, Disability and widening access, Disability studies, E-learning, End of life, End of life care, EU law and policy, Globalisation & mobility, Qualitative methods, Teaching and assessment, Teaching and learning, Technology enhanced learning, User and carer involvement in learning and teaching, User involvement View all research activities, ePrints, news and events associated with Hannah Morgan. «Back	Contact Details Tel: +44 (0)1524 594110 Room: Bowland North, C138 Office Hour: Please email me to make an appointment. My Projects Disability, Rights and Welfare: Gender, Ethnicity and Ruralit All my projects >> View Staff Profiles Centre for Gender and Women's Studies Staff All Faculty Staff Search Faculty by Keyword
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