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Complexity Theory

Food-for-thought...a lunchtime introduction to Complexity theory by Eliat Aram

Enhancing work life balance and gender equality through an EU wide carers' leave measure?

Reconciliation of work and family life is still challenging for women in EU Member states.

Gender & diversity

What TIHR can offer towards understanding the rioting and looting

Anomie and order are two sides of the same coin. The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations helps understand that dynamic relationship.

Group relations

A Finnish experience

Bringing TIHR methodology, complexity theory, art and aesthetics to intervention design.

Socio-technical

Kurt Lewin - 'Field Theory Rule'

Part-two of a four-part series highlighting the significance of Lewinian principles...

Group relations

The return of the artisan': Practitioner Certificate in Consulting and Change

HSBC, in its June edition of Business Matters writes about the return of the artisan, in the creation of unique products and services, delivered through micro-businesses in niche market positions.

Forensic sexual offences examinations

Report published on the feasibility of transferring budget and commissioning responsibility of Sexual Offences examinations.

Health & social care

A report from this year's BSA Annual Conference

Sociology learning to push its own boundaries by collaboration and re-conceptualising the human.

'Thoughts on Strategy: Leading the Contemporary Organisation'

Thoughts on Strategy', an article by Eliat Aram is featured on The British Library's Management and Business Studies Portal.

Additional paternity leave: 'unlikely to have an impact'

TIHR Researchers reflect on the possible impacts from the Additional Paternity Leave legislation.

Gender & diversity

Using Kurt Lewin's 'Dynamic Approach Rule'

Launching the first of a four-part series highlighting selected Lewinian principles ...

Group relations

Big Society Consultation

TIHR submits response to the Big Society consultation committee.

Reflecting on group relations

Giorgia Iacopini suggests, group relations offers good tools for researchers...

Group relations

Comparing TIHR and NTL Founding Traditions

In 2017, both the TIHR and NTL celebrated 70th anniversaries; Dr Jean E. Neumann used the occasion to provide a snapshot history and comparison of these two founding traditions in this talk.

TIHR responds to the House of Lords

We have recently submitted a response to the House of Lords Science and Technology Select Committee's call for evidence for behaviour change of travel-mode choice interventions to reduce car use in towns and cities.

Evaluation of an ESF Communities of Practice

The Tavistock Institute is evaluating the effects and learning from the Communities of Practices (COP) on partnerships in the European Social Fund (ESF).

Participation in the wider research community is at the heart of TIHR

Shaping and learning from the research and evaluation community. Our role in the Social Research Association.

Bringing presence and authority to your research

Karen Izod reports on her second workshop with Collaborative PhD students in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Queen Mary's College London, as part of their annual induction into collaborative research practices.

A virtuous cycle

Can the London cycle hire scheme bring a step change in bike use in the capital?

An easy to follow guide on developing logic maps

Logic mapping, hints and tips' is a simple to use guide to logic mapping, produced by the Tavistock Institute which has just been published on the Department of Transport website.

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