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| Overview: | He provides developmental support to inividuals and organisations in the areas of professional ethics, professional development, professional conduct and values, research, research ethics and management, philosophy of ethics of and for all organisations, disciplines and practices. | |
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| Qualifications: BSc (Economics) Government: Honours (London) 1967 MA (Social Sciences) Politics (Dunelm) 1969 PhD (University of Newcastle Upon Tyne) 1988 FBA (Fellow of the British Academy) (1989-1992) Last Position: Director of Postgraduate Skills Development, Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences and Faculty of Sciences, Agriculture and Engineering, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, England. Date appointed 2004 - 2007 – pension taken September 2007. Senior Member of Wolfson College, Cambridge Consultant Developer – johnrgibbins.com Recent Positions Principal Lecturer in Research Management, University of Teesside 1999- 2004 Staff Tutor in Research, Centre for Learning Quality and Education, University of Teesside (Leader for Supervisor Training and Researcher Development) Membership of Professional Bodies Political Studies Association: Britain (1973-present) Oxford Political Theory Group (1978-present) The British Academy (1989-1992) Wolfson College, Cambridge, Senior Member, (1989-present) Trinity College, Cambridge, Visiting Archivist (1990-1992) Department of the History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge, Visiting Scholar (1990-1992) European Consortium for Political Research, (Steering Committee Member/Liaison Officer) European Science Foundation (Project Group Member) British Philosophy Society - current Recent Publications from 1990 a) Books and Articles 'Mill, Liberalism and Progress' in Victorian Liberalism edited by Richard Bellamy, Methuen, 1990, pp 91-109 Contemporary Political Culture: Politics in a Postmodern Age, Sage, 1989, edited and introduced by John Gibbins, pp 266 paper and hardback 'Conservatism, Utilitarianism and Social Policy' in The Utilitarian Response: Essays on the contemporary viability of utilitarianism as a political philosophy, edited by Lincoln Allison, Sage, 1990, pp 120-139 'Liberalism, Nationalism and Idealism' in History of European Ideas, 15. Nationalism, edited by Richard Bellamy, Pergamon Press, 1992, pp 491-497 ‘Postmodernism’, Chapter 10 in The Impact of Values, edited by Jan van Deth in a five volume series entitled Beliefs in Government, Oxford University Press, 1995, edited by Max Kaase and Kenneth Newton, with Bo Reimer, pp 301-331 ‘Postmodernism’, Second edition of above 1998 ‘John Grote and Modern Cambridge Philosophy’, Philosophy, 73, pp 453-477, 1998 (Journal of the Royal Institute of Philosophy) ‘Sexuality and the Law’ in The Politics of Sexuality, edited by Veronique Mottier and Terell Carver, Routledge, 1998, pp 36-45 ‘Postmodernism, Poststructuralism and Social Policy’ in Postmodernism and the Fragmentation of Welfare, edited by John Carter, Routledge, 1998, pp 31-48 The Politics of Postmodernity, with Bo Reimer, Sage, 1999, pp 204, paper and hardback ‘Constructing Knowledge in mid-Victorian Cambridge: The Moral Sciences Tripos 1850-70’, in Teaching and Learning in Victorian Cambridge, ed. Jon Smith and Chris Stray, Boydell & Brewster, 2001, pp 61-88 ‘Political Philosophy without Foundations and Anti-foundational Politics’ in Political Issues for the Twenty First Century, ed. D. Moreland and M. Cowling, Ashgate, 2004, pp 13-46 ‘Old Studies and New: The Organization of Knowledge In University Curriculum’ in The Organization of Knowledge, ed Martin Daunton, British Academy Press, 2004 ‘In the Field: Some Ethical Dilemas in Researching Sexualities’, in Making Sense of Sexual Consent, ed. M.Cowling and P. Reynolds, Ashgate, 2004, pp 255-271 ‘Ethics for Higher Education’, Online Development Units for the Council for Industry and Higher Education, CIHE, 2006 Part 1 – Generic Training for the implementation of the CIHE Document on Ethics matters: Managing Ethical issue in Higher Education. Part 2 - Training Stakeholders for Research Ethics http://www.cihe-uk.com/ethics.pdp. ‘Origins of Armstrong College: From College of Physical Science to Armstrong College’, in Newcastle University: Past, Present and Future, Third Millennium, London, 2006 pp 12-16 John Grote, Cambridge University and the Development of Victorian Thought, Imprint Academic, Exeter, July 2007, pp 526 ‘Ethics’ in The Research Postgraduates Companion, ed Ged Hall and Jo Longman, Sage, 2007 (forthcoming) b) Intended publications ‘Designing Knowledge: The Moral Sciences in Cambridge, Dublin, Edinburgh, London and Oxford, 1830-1880, History of Universities, 2008 c) Recent Professional Body Workshop Direction and Presentations ‘Motivating Stakeholders’, London Hub of UK Grad, London, 2005 ‘Motivating Stakeholders’ Good Practice Event Manager and Plenary Paper, YNE UK Grad Hub, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, 2005 Good Practice in Research Ethics for Research Managers and Postgraduate Research Supervisors, UKCGE Workshop Director and Plenary Presentation, London, 2005 ‘Governance, Research Ethics and Ownership’, Paper to the Society for Research in Higher Education, Physics Institute, London, 2006 ‘Collaborations and Partnerships: Building and Maintaining’, Training Day for Staff and Postgraduates, York University, 2006 ‘Governance, Research Ethics and Ownership’ Training Day for Staff and Postgraduates, York University, 2006 Good Practice in Research Ethics for Research Managers and Postgraduate Research Supervisors, UKCGE Workshop Director and Plenary Presentation, Leeds, 2006 ‘Measuring Impact: Issues and Opportunities’, Plenary Presentation, UK Grad YNE Hub Good Practice Event, Sheffield, 2006 ‘Learning by Doing’, Presentation to Annual Roberts Forum, Manchester, 2007. d) Recent Conference Papers 1) ‘Postmodernism and Values’, European Science Association Conference, Strasbourg, June 1993, with Bo Reimer 2) ‘Lifestyles and Values’, European Science Association Conference Strasbourg, June 1993, with Bo Reimer 3) ‘Victorian Representations and Representations of Victorians: Constructions of Sexuality in Victorian Cartoons’, British Sociological Association Conference on Sexualities in a Social Context, Preston, March 1994 4) ‘Value Change, New Politics and Postmodenism’, Conference on Political Cultures and Cultural Politics, Lancaster, July 1994 5)‘Value Change, Postmodernism and the Professions’, Girona, June 1995 6)‘The Body as Politics: Discourses of Politics, Sexuality and the Law’ European Consortium for Political Research Workshops, Oslo 1996 7)‘Postmodernism, Values and Welfare’ paper to be presented at the Conference on Postmodernity and the Fragmentation of Welfare, University of Teesside, September 1997 8) ‘Postmodernism and Cultural Studies, paper presented to the Conference on Cultural Studies, Open University, Leeds, December 1996 9) ‘Social Policy and Citizenship in Postmodernity’, paper presented to the Conference on Welfare State, Fifty Years of Progress, Ruskin College, Oxford, December 1997 10) ‘The Construction of Knowledge in Victorian Cambridge: The Moral Sciences Tripos’, Paper presented to the Conference on Teaching and Learning in C19th Cambridge, Trinity College, Cambridge, March 1999 11) ‘The Principles for a Postmodern Cosmopolitan Political Morality’, Paper presented to the Conference workshop on International Distributive Justice, ECPR Annual Joint Workshops, MZES, Mannheim, March 1999-06-11 12) ‘The Future of the Profession of Political Science’, paper presented to the Political Studies Association Annual Conference, March 1999 13) ‘Ethical Problems in Researching Sexualities, Problems of Consent’, Conference on Problems of Sexual Consent, Edge hill College, 30th June 2000 14) Restorative Justice’, Teesside Criminology Society, Teesside University, 2004. e) Encyclopaedia and Dictionary Entries John Grote (philosopher) in the Routledge Encyclopaedia of Philosophy, with Bart Schultz, 1998 (on line edition available) John Grote in the New Dictionary of National Bibliography, 2005 John Venn (logician) in the New Dictionary of National Bibliography, 2005 Joseph Mayor (philosopher and classicist) in the New Dictionary of National Bibliography DNB, 2005 Research Supervision Several successful completions 1997-2005 Consultancy with European Science Foundation; UK Grad; UKCGE; York University; TEMPUS EU; CIHE. Executive Committee Memberships for UKGrad (Chair of Regional Hub); Chair of University research Ethics Committee University of Teesside; Member of UKCGE Executive – current; membership of the University Ethics Committee Newcastle University; Editorial Board Member of Theory, Culture and Society. Achieving and Editing Visiting Archivist of the Grote/Major papers for Teresa Lady Rothschild and Trinity College Cambridge, 1990-1995 The Catalogue is now complete in the Wren Library http://janus.lib.cam.ac.uk/(trinity/MAYOR) Co-founder, International Journal Editorial Board Member, Books Reviews Editor, Theory, Culture and Society, 1982-1989 jrgcv7 (07) |
Employment History
(Feb 2005 to Feb 2008)
Member of the Executive Committee
StaffordshireElected to the Executive and acted as member of the key committee that designed and delivered training and support to stakeholder member universities - with a special focus on Research Ethics.
(Sep 2004 to Aug 2007)
Director of postgraduate Skills Development
Newcastle upon TyneResponsible for guiding the university to implement the generic skills develpment of postgraduate researchers in the Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Agriculature plus Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences. Provider of skills development in several fields and dicsiplines. Memeber of the University Ethics Committee.
(Sep 1972 to Aug 2004)
Principal Lecturer in Research Management
University of Teeside, MiddlesbroughOrganised and opperated generic training in the management skills for research staff and research students. Helped establish the University Research Ethics Committee and was its Chairperson from 2004-2007. Provided consultancy on ethics for several professions nationally and regionally.
Professional Qualifications
| BSc (Economics) Government: Honours (London) 1967 MA (Social Sciences) Politics (Dunelm) 1969 PhD (University of Newcastle Upon Tyne) 1988 |
Education
(Aug 1990 to Aug 1992)
University of Cambridge
British Academy Research Scholarship. Members of both Trinity and Wolfson Colleges and Department of the History and Philosophy of Sciences.
(Sep 1969 to Sep 1971)
University of Newcastle
Doctor of Philosophy
(Sep 1968 to Sep 1969)
University of Durham
MA in Social Sciences - re Politics
(Sep 1964 to Aug 1967)
University of London
BSc Honours in Government, London University External
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