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provides links to information management, information sources and other "useful stuff" with a strong bias towards the management of information in a careers guidance context. As of 17 July 2017 I include mental health information and comment. I tweet as @careersinfo and am on LinkedIn and Facebook as Hazel Edmunds
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- Dirty work: Buying votes at the UN Security Council
- Comfort Zones: An Alternative Perspective
- Improving government’s planning and spending frame...
- 3 types of Schadenfreude and when you feel them
- Justice institutions in autocracies: a framework f...
- How to Keep Going When Doubts and Fears are Holdin...
- Pockets of risk in European housing markets
- A Link Between Marijuana Legalization & Car Crashe...
- Fanning the flame: why we need a new approach to t...
- The changing nature of work
- 13 Insights About Relationships That Could Save Yo...
- Social mobility and its enemies
- What does a new personalised era of campaigning me...
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- 10 for today starts with the possibility that our ...
- Paradigms and paradoxes: the futures of growth and...
- Trust Your Intuition: If It Feels Like a No, It's ...
- Cultural discourses and practices of institutional...
- Understanding social exclusion: the views of the U...
- Life's Too Short to Be Too Busy
- Commuting time and family labour supply decisions
- The Art of Saying No: Lessons from a Caregiver
- Research Links Sleep Deprivation to Risky Behavior...
- International law regarding use of force
- Challenges to addressing student mental health in ...
- Want to tackle loneliness? Invest in a society of ...
- We are heading for a New Cretaceous, not for a new...
- How the President’s Communication Style Is Like Th...
- A review of Internet use among older adults
- The Secret to Ending Your Suffering
- Cities and the political imagination
- Universities and industrial strategy in the UK
- Is digital upskilling the next generation our ‘pip...
- Fragmented animation about kindness and coexistenc...
- Boundaries: Why You Say Yes When You Really Mean No
- Aggregating labour supply elasticities: The import...
- 5 Ways to Help Employees Return to Work After Ment...
- 9 Ways to Rewire Your Brain for Creativity
- Welsh devolution as passive revolution
- Wait for it: how schizophrenia illuminates the nat...
- Automation and job displacement in emerging market...
- A nation of persuadables: politics and campaigning...
- How Observing My Emotions Helps Me Let Go of Anger...
- 10 for today starts with the Beatles, has a tiger ...
- The dark side of news community forums: opinion ma...
- The mediation effect of political interest on the ...
- Moving Through Grief: I'm Strong Because I Feel It...
- The social–political challenges behind the wish to...
- Is Junk Food Addictive?
- How to Feel More in Control When Life Gets Overwhe...
- Gendered places: Place, performativity and flâneri...
- Overcoming age barriers: motivation for mature adu...
- Job search assistance does not boost employment: N...
- Street-level practice and the co-production of thi...
- We Need a More Cohesive Definition of "Recovery"
- How Doing Less Can Help You Have More of What Matters
- Voice, silence and social class on television
- Timescapes of urban change: The temporalities of r...
- Situationism and the recuperation of an ideology i...
- What future for vocational education and training ...
- Sovereign bond pricing in the euro area: When lega...
- How I Stopped Feeling Guilty About Doing What's Be...
- Complicity and contestation in the gentrifying urb...
- The role of social support, being present and self...
- 3 Things the Dying Taught Me About Living Well
- Attitudes towards debt and debt behaviour
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- Stop doing things to residents of poor neighbourho...
- When You Can’t Stop Seeing the Negative in Everyth...
- The shrinking state? Understanding the assault on ...
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- OCD and Physical Pain
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- The multiple effects of borders on metropolitan fu...
- Powerful essay about by being in the psych ward at...
- Labor market mobility and the early-career outcome...
- Housing expenditures and income inequality: Shifts...
- Selling streetness as experience: The role of stre...
- Students’ perceptions of education and employabili...
- Navigating drugs at university: normalisation, dif...
- Shifting logics: limitations on the journey from '...
- Morality policy processes in advanced industrial d...
- How I Learned to Trust Others by Learning to Trust...
- Losing it: The economics and politics of migration
- Taking a couple of days off
- Is plagiarism unlawful?
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- Why Your Positive Attitude Might Be Hurting You
- Patterns of trade and immigration in historical pe...
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About Me
- Hazel
- My career in information management started back in 1987 working on the Training Access Points project. Nearly thirty years later I am still concerned to ensure that end users, and their mediators, have access to appropriate, relevant information in a form that they can understand, at a time and in a place that is right for them. The Internet seems to be for everyone and everywhere but the digital divide gets bigger. By pointing advisers in the direction of resources I hope to increase what can be done to help clients/customers. I ran my own company for 16 years but am now a semi-retired freelancer.
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