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Gary Jones
20192025

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Research interests

My interests centre upon social welfare, from a socio-legal perspective. I am currently researching the notion of fatherhood amongst prisoners. In addition, I am undertaking a cross-sectional study into anti-social behaviour amongst Higher-Education students.

Biography

​I am Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Head of the Department of Applied Social Sciences, Forensics and Politics (formerly Society and Politics). During my time as a PhD student at the University of Lancaster, I was the tutor for a number of seminar classes. Along with a colleague, I also ran a short research methods course and taught older people about research methods for a study.

Within a year of starting at Winchester, I took on the role and responsibilities of programme leader of the BSc Social Care Studies. After an 18-month period as Acting Head of the Department of Health and Social Care, I took on the sole responsibility for devising, developing and implementing a BA Sociology programme, which was launched in 2010. In the same year I finished a Master's of Business Administration (with Distinction). The dissertation from the MBA led to a published peer-reviewed article.

Higher Education Teaching Qualification: Higher Education Academy Senior Fellowship (SFHEA).

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Fundingandmemberships

Funding awards

  • Economic & Social Research Council Studentship – PhD (University of Lancaster)
  • Economic & Social Research Council Studentship – MSc (University of Birmingham)

Memberships

  • 2010 Member of the Chartered Management Institute
  • 2009 Member of the Socio-Legal Studies Association
  • 2004 Member of the Social Policy Association
  • 1998 Corporate Member of Chartered Institute of Housing

Publications

  • Locke, R. & Jones, G. (2012) Tackling underage drinking: reflections on one local authority's response. Education & Health Vol. 30, (1), 6-10.
  • Jones, G. (2011) The Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme: the perspectives and experiences of Higher Education students. The Journal of Housing Law Vol 14, (3), 64-73.
  • Jones, G. (2010). Loan Payments within the UK Social Security System: A Review of Budgeting and Crisis Loans Over 20 Years. The Journal of Social Security Law 17 (1), 13-38.
  • Jones, G. & Locke, R. (2010) STAR in Eastleigh: Project Evaluation. Winchester: The University of Winchester.
  • Jones, G. (2010) The Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme: the perspectives of landlords. The Journal of Housing Law 13 (4), 66-72.
  • Jones, G. (2010). Loan Payments within the UK Social Security System: A Review of Budgeting and Crisis Loans Over 20 Years. The Journal of Social Security Law 17 (1), 13-38.
  • Jones, G. (2010) Youth Café Project Report. Winchester: University of Winchester.
  • Jones, G. & Buck, T. (2009). Budgeting Loans. In: T. Buck (Ed.) (2009) The Social Fund: Law & Practice, 3rd Edition. London: Sweet & Maxwell.
  • Jones, G. (2007). Assessing the Success of the Sale of Social Housing in the UK. The Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 29(2), 135-50.
  • Jones, G. (2007) Review of book proposal: 'Your assignment results and how to improve them'. McGraw-Hill.
  • Jones, G. (2007) Guidance Notes on Assignments and Lectures. Winchester: The University of Winchester. 30 pp.
  • Jones, G. (2007) A Brief Guide to the Harvard Referencing System. Winchester: The University of Winchester. 36 pp.
  • Jones, G. (2005) Support to older people living within their own homes: A study into befriending. PhD Lancaster: Lancaster University.
  • Jones, G. (2005) Experience is not enough. Care and Health 106, March, 22-28.
  • Jones, G. (2005) Let's move on. Social Research Association News February, 13.
  • Jones, G. (2005) Book review: The SAGE Handbook of Qualitative Research, 3rd Edition. Social Research Association News.
  • Jones, G. (2002) Book review: Housing and Home in Later Life. Generations Review