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Bradshaw, Pete; Twining, Peter; Hayes, Mary and Jeffrey, Robert (2010). The changing landscape of CPD for teachers. In: ALT-C 2008: “Into something rich and strange” – making sense of the sea-change, 6-9 Sep 2010, University of Nottingham, UK.

Beach, Dennis; Gobbo, Francesca; Jeffrey, Bob; Smyth, Geri and Troman, Geoff (2004). Ethnography of education in a European educational research perspective. European Education Research Journal, 3(3) pp. 534–538.

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Craft, Anna and Jeffrey, Robert (2008). Creativity and performativity in teaching and learning: tensions, dilemmas, constraints, accommodations and synthesis. British Educational Research Journal, 34(5) pp. 577–584.

Craft, Anna and Jeffrey, Bob (2004). Creative Practice and Practice which Fosters Creativity. In: Miller, Linda and Devereux, Jane eds. Supporting Children's Learning in the Early Years. London, UK: Routledge, pp. 105–112.

Craft, Anna and Jeffrey, Bob (2004). Learner inclusiveness for creative learning. Education 3-13, 32(2) pp. 39–43.

Craft, Anna and Jeffrey, Bob (2004). A creative practice and practice which fosters creativity. In: Miller, Linda and Devereux, Jane eds. Supporting Childrens' Learning in the Early Years. London: David Fulton, pp. 105–112.

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Jeffrey, Bob and Troman, Geoff (2010). Institutional embrace and the postmodern professional. In: European Conference of Educational Research, 25-28 Aug 2010, Helsinki.

Jeffrey, Bob; Bradshaw, Pete; Twining, Peter and Walsh, Chris (2010). Ethnography, education and on-line research. In: European Conference of Educational Research, 25-28 Aug 2010, University of Helsinki, Finland.

Jeffrey, Bob and Troman, Geoff (2010). Cross cultural collaborative ethnography: a contradiction in terms? In: Paolone, A. ed. Education Between Boundaries: Comparison, Ethnography, Education. Padova: Imprimitur Editrice, pp. 122–133.

Jeffrey, Bob and Troman, Geoff (2009). Developing a performative identity. In: European Conference on Educational Research: Theory and Evidence in European Educational Research, 25-26 Sep 2009, Vienna, Austria.

Jeffrey, Bob and Troman, Geoff (2009). Creative and performativity practices in primary schools: a Foucauldian perspective. In: BERA Annual Conference 2009, 2-5 Sep 2009, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK.

Jeffrey, Bob (2008). Characterising social settings as the basis for qualitative research in ethnography. In: Walford, Geoffrey ed. How To Do Educational Ethnography. London: Tufnell Press.

Jeffrey, Bob; Troman, Geoff and Zezlina-Phillips, Elena (2008). Creative and Performativity Policies in Primary Schools. In: BERA Annual Conference, 3-6 Sep 2008, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK.

Jeffrey, Robert (2007). Creative learning in Europe: making use of global discourses. In: Craft, Anna; Cremin, Teresa and Burnard, Pamela eds. Creative Learning 3-11 and how we Document it. London, UK: Trentham Books.

Jeffrey, Bob (2007). Raising the quality of qualitative analysis: Conceptualising and characterising qualitative data. In: ECER Conference: Contested Qualities of Educational Research, 19-21 Sep 2007, Ghent, Belgium.

Jeffrey, Bob and Craft, Anna (2006). Creative learning and possibility thinking. In: Jeffrey, Bob ed. Creative learning practices: European experiences. Ethnography and Education. London, UK: Tufnell Press.

Jeffrey, Bob ed. (2006). Creative learning practices: European experiences. London, UK: Tufnell Press.

Jeffrey, B. and Troman, G. (2006). Reviewing performativity and creative policies in the UK. In: European Conference on Educational Research, 11-12 Sep 2006, Geneva.

Jeffrey, B. (2006). Characterising creative learning. In: European Conference on Educational Research, 11-12 Sep 2006, Geneva.

Jeffrey, B. and Troman, G. (2006). Researching performativity and creativity policies in the UK. In: British Educational Research Association Conference, 6-9 Sep 2006, Warwick, UK.

Jeffrey, B. (2005). Documenting creative learning: A meaning making objective. In: British Educational Research Associaton Conference, Sep 2005, Glamorgan, Wales.

Jeffrey, B. (2005). The redress of creative teaching and learning through specialist programmes and strategic partnerships. In: European Conference on Educational Research, 7-10 Sep 2005, Dublin, Ireland.

Jeffrey, Bob and Troman, Geoff (2004). Time for ethnography. British Educational Research Journal, 30(4) pp. 535–548.

Jeffrey, Bob (2003). Come 'descrivere' i luoghi di ricerca etnografica. In: Gobbo, Francesca ed. Etnografia dell'Educazione in Europa: Soggetti, Contesti, Questioni Metodologiche. Testi e Studi (174). Milan: Unicopli, pp. 139–157.

Jeffrey, Robert and Craft, Anna (2001). The Universalization of creativity. In: Craft, Anna; Jeffrey, Robert and Leibling, Mike eds. Creativity in Education. London: Continuum.

Jeffrey, Robert and Woods, P. (2001). Challenging prescription in ideology and practice: the case of Sunny first school. In: Collins, Janet; Insley, Kim and Soler, Janet eds. Developing pedagogy: researching practice. Developing practice in primary education. London, UK: Paul Chapman.

Jeffrey, Bob (1999). Side-stepping the substantial self: the fragmentation of primary teachers' professionality through audit accountability. In: Hammersley, Martyn ed. Researching School Experience: Ethnographic Studies of Teaching and Learning. London: Routledge, pp. 51–58.

Jeffrey, Bob (1999). Distancing research objects through involvement of the self. In: Massey, A. and Walford, G. eds. Studies in Educational Ethnography, Volume 2. New York: Jai Press, pp. 163–182.

Jeffrey, Bob (1997). Framing creativity in primary classrooms. In: Craft, Anna; Dugal, Jana; Dyer, Gordon; Jeffrey, Bob and Lyons, Tom eds. Can you Teach Creativity. Nottingham: Education Now, pp. 58–68.

Jeffrey, Bob and Woods, Peter (1997). The relevance of creative teaching: Pupils' views. In: Pollard, Ann; Filer, Andrew and Thiessen, Dennis eds. Children and their curriculum: The perspectives of primary and elementary school children. London: Routledge, pp. 58–68.

Jeffrey, Bob and Woods, Peter (1996). Creating atmosphere and tone in primary classrooms. In: Chawla-Duggan, Rita and Pole, Christopher J eds. Reshaping Education in the 1990's: Perspectives on Primary Schooling. London: Falmer Press, pp. 155–168.

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Troman, Geoff and Jeffrey, Bob (2010). The promise of ethnography for exploring creative learning. In: Thomson, Pat and Sefton-Greem, Julian eds. Researching Creative Learning. Abingdon, U.K and New York, NY, U.S.: Routledge, pp. 78–87.

Troman, Geoff and Jeffrey, Bob (2008). Die Erarbeitung eines Rahmens für ein 'geteiltes Repertoire' in einem international vergleichenden Forschungsprojekt. Auf dem Weg zu einer Methodologie für die vergleichende ethnographische Forschung. In: Hünersdorf, Bettina; Maeder, Christoph and Müller, Burkhard eds. Ethnographie und Erziehungswissenschaft: Methodologische Reflexionen und empirische Annäherungen. Weinheim: Juventa, pp. 245–266.

Troman, Geoff and Jeffrey, Bob (2008). Professional cultures of creativity and care in performative primary schools. In: European Conference on Educational Research, 10-12 Sep 2008, University of Goteborg.

Troman, Geoff and Jeffrey, Bob (2007). Qualitative data analysis in cross-cultural projects. Comparative Education, 43(4) pp. 511–525.

Troman, Geoff; Jeffrey, Bob and Raggl, Andrea (2007). Creativity and Performativity Policies in Primary School Cultures. Journal of Education Policy, 22(5) pp. 549–572.

Troman, Geoff; Jeffrey, Bob and Beach, Dennis (2006). Researching Education Policy: Ethnographic Experiences. Ethnography and Education, 2. London, UK: Tufnell Press.

Troman, Geoff and Jeffrey, Bob (2006). Providing a framework for a ‘shared repertoire’ in a cross-national research project. In: Troman, Geoff; Jeffrey, Bob and Walford, Geoffrey eds. Methodological Issues and Practices in Ethnography. Studies in Educational Ethnography (11). Emerald Publishing, pp. 207–225.

Troman, G.; Jeffrey, B. and Raggl, A. (2006). Capitalising on creativity in performative schools? Experiencing the tensions. In: British Educational Research Association Conference, 6-9 Sep 2006, Warwick, UK.

Troman, Geoff and Jeffrey, Bob (2005). Providing a framework for a 'shared repertoire' in a cross-national research project. In: Troman, Geoff; Jeffrey, Bob and Walford, Geoffrey eds. Methodological Issues and Practice in Methodology. Studies in Educational Ethnography (11). Oxford, UK: Jai Press, pp. 207–226.

Troman, G. and Jeffrey, B. (2005). What can we learn about qualitative research methodology from engagement in cross-cultural projects? In: British Educational Research Association Annual Conference, Sep 2005, Glamorgan, Wales.

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Woods, Peter; Jeffrey, Robert and Troman, Geoff (2001). The impact of New Labour's educational policy on primary schools. In: Fielding, Michael ed. Taking education really seriously: Four years' hard Labour. London, UK: Routledge Falmer, pp. 84–95.

Woods, Peter; Boyle, Mari; Jeffrey, Bob and Troman, Geoff (2000). A research team in ethnography. International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, 13(1) pp. 85–98.

Woods, P.; Jeffrey, B.; Troman, G.; Boyle, M. and Cocklin, B. (1998). Team and technology in writing up research. British Educational Research Journal, 24(5) pp. 573–592.

Woods, Peter and Jeffrey, Bob (1998). Choosing Positions: living the contradictions of OFSTED. British Journal of Sociology of Education, 19(4) pp. 547–570.

Woods, Peter and Jeffrey, Bob (1997). Creative teaching in the primary national curriculum. In: Helsby, Gill and McCulloch, Gary eds. Teachers and the National Curriculum. London: Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd, pp. 66–77.

Woods, Peter and Jeffrey, Bob (1996). Living and researching a school inspection. In: Woods, Peter ed. Researching the Art of Teaching: Ethnography for Educational Use. London: Routledge, pp. 96–117.

Woods, Peter and Jeffrey, Robert (1995). A new professional discourse? adjusting to managerialism. In: Woods, Peter ed. Contemporary Issues in Teaching and Learning. London: Routledge, pp. 38–56.

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