Nasrul Ismail
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Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Bristol, United Kingdom
Profession
Performance and Commissioning Specialist & Visiting Research Fellow
Secteur d’activité
Government / Military
Site Web
www.linkedin.com/in/nasrulismail
À propos
Nasrul Ismail was appointed as a Visiting Research Fellow of the University of Bristol Law School in 2010. He is the youngest Visiting Fellow of the Law School, holds a degree in law from the University of Bristol (2007), and has over 10 years of experience designing, conducting, and delivering large-scale qualitative and quantitative research projects, worth more than £6m, for various organisations, ranging from the university and the private sector, to the local authorities. Nasrul's main research interests lie in the fields of Public Health Law, Public Law, and Criminal Justice.
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troubled families agenda human rights summer riot 2011 economy election united kingdom selective welfare state judicial review welfare trennial review fiscal ngo red tape challenge welfare state data protection connecting families data protection act personal data troubled families analyse commissioning cycle intelligence bristol city council commissioning review plan research qualitative research information systems jisc information higher education devolved colleges and universities postgraduate admissions university of bristol
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Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Bristol, United Kingdom
Profession
Performance and Commissioning Specialist & Visiting Research Fellow
Secteur d’activité
Government / Military
Site Web
www.linkedin.com/in/nasrulismail
À propos
Nasrul Ismail was appointed as a Visiting Research Fellow of the University of Bristol Law School in 2010. He is the youngest Visiting Fellow of the Law School, holds a degree in law from the University of Bristol (2007), and has over 10 years of experience designing, conducting, and delivering large-scale qualitative and quantitative research projects, worth more than £6m, for various organisations, ranging from the university and the private sector, to the local authorities. Nasrul's main research interests lie in the fields of Public Health Law, Public Law, and Criminal Justice.
Mots-clés
troubled families agenda human rights summer riot 2011 economy election united kingdom selective welfare state judicial review welfare trennial review fiscal ngo red tape challenge welfare state data protection connecting families data protection act personal data troubled families analyse commissioning cycle intelligence bristol city council commissioning review plan research qualitative research information systems jisc information higher education devolved colleges and universities postgraduate admissions university of bristol
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