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Dayson, Chris; Bennett, Ellen; Damm, Chris; Rees, James; Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol; Patmore, Beth; Baker, Leila; Terry, Vita and Turner, Katie (2022). The Distinctiveness of Smaller Voluntary Organisations Providing Welfare Services. Journal of Social Policy (Early Access).

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Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol and Rees, James (2021). Fun, lifelong relationships, and a safer community: understanding collective leadership practice in a grassroots association. Voluntary Sector Review (Early Access).

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Rees, James; Sancino, Alessandro; Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol and Pagani, Michela (2021). "You can't Google everything": the voluntary sector and the leadership of communities of place. Leadership (Early Access).

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Terry, Vita; Rees, James and Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol (2020). The difference leadership makes? Debating and conceptualizing leadership in the UK voluntary sector. Voluntary Sector Review, 11(1) pp. 99–111.

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Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol and Potter, Karen (2020). Exploring the potential for collaborative leadership through a policy lens: a comparative analysis of children's services and flood risk management. International Journal of Public Administration, 43(16) pp. 1386–1396.

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Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol and Cole, Marion (2019). ‘It’s just houses’: the role of community space in a new housing development in the digital era. Voluntary Sector Review, 10(1) pp. 69–79.

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Potter, Karen and Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol (2019). How to Evaluate Catchment Based Partnerships & Avoid a Watered Down Approach? In: 2019 Voluntary Sector and Volunteering Research Conference: A civil society for the future: setting the agenda for the voluntary sector and volunteering research in the 2020s, 10-11 Sep 2019, Aston University, Birmingham, UK.

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Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol and Potter, Karen (2018). A tale of two states? A comparative study of cross-sector collaboration in children’s services and flood risk management. Voluntary Sector Review, 9(1) pp. 89–97.

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Potter, Karen and Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol (2018). Brokering relationships with the state: what new understandings can ‘environmental catchment VOs’ filter from the social welfare domain? In: The Voluntary Sector and Volunteering Research Conference 2018 Proceedings.

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Vangen, Siv; Potter, Karen and Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol (2017). Collaboration and the governance of public services delivery. In: Symposium on the policy and reform trajectory of public services in the UK and Japan, 8-9 Nov 2017, Japan.

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Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol and Potter, Karen (2017). Collaborative public leadership: does problem context matter? In: 2nd International Public & Political Leadership (PUPOL) Conference - Leadership for Public and Social Value, 06-07 Apr 2017, The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.

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Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol and Potter, Karen (2017). How does problem context matter for cross-sector collaboration? A comparative study of voluntary sector engagement in children’s services and flood management. In: The Voluntary Sector and Volunteering Research Conference 2017 Proceedings, Institute for Volunteering Research.

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Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol (2015). Collaborating across sector boundaries: a story of tensions and dilemmas. Voluntary Sector Review, 6(3) pp. 285–302.

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Jacklin-Jarvis, Carol (2014). Collaboration for children: leadership in a complex space. A voluntary sector perspective. PhD thesis The Open University.

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