Barry Hall - SURE

Contact
Biography
My Latest
My Most Viewed

[+][-]

Contact

profile_image:

Name:

Barry Hall

Email address:

barry.hall@sunderland.ac.uk

Department:

Student Journey - University Library Services

Organisation:

University of Sunderland

Biography

Job title:

Institutional Repository Coordinator

Biography:

Publications: Hall, Barry. "Agnes Beaumont". The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 02 March 2012. Hall, Barry. "Laurence Clarkson". The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 18 April 2012. ‘Conflict, Closure, Dilemma: Bunyan’s Grace Abounding’, Bunyan Studies 16 (2012/13), pp. 103-120, in press.

Qualifications:

PhD (Northumbria) 2011

My Latest

Young, David, Woolley, Nick, Cole, Ellen, Hall, Barry and Hattam, Ruth (2016) NUSP: Optimising Resources to Develop a Strategic Approach to Open Access. Project Report. JISC, Northumbria University.
Young, David, Woolley, Nick, Cole, Ellen, Hall, Barry and Hattam, Ruth (2016) Optimising Resources to Develop a Strategic Approach to Open Access - final report. Project Report. JISC.
Hall, Barry Test Article 19/11/2015. (Unpublished)
Hall, Barry Test Document for SURE Embargo Periods. Test.

My Most Viewed

	Item title
1	Ideology in The Lord of the Rings: a Marxist Analysis	3682	3151
2	Properties of Capsule Shells made from Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose (Hypromellose)	3610	154
3	Islam and Muslim Identities in Four Contemporary British Novels	2086	3362
4	Genre and Gender: The Case of Soap Opera	1340	0
5	Whiteness, Britishness and the Racist Reality of Brexit	1108	1001
6	Policing by Consent: Some Practitioner Perceptions	959	1266
7	Still Kissing Their Posters Goodnight: Lifelong Pop Music Fandom	957	2230
8	DYSLEXIA, TRAUMATIC SCHOOLING AND CAREER SUCCESS: Investigating the motivations of why many individuals with developmental dyslexia are successful despite experiencing traumatic schooling.	954	1864
9	'How do you like your eggs in the morning?': A simple 7 step toolkit for creating strategic marketing plans that really work	942	1161
10	'High-Class Hookers and Working-Class Whores: Representations of Prostitution in British Television Drama'	923	0