Staff Details
Research Fellow
Salford Housing and Urban Studies Unit
Joule House
University of Salford
The Crescent
Salford
M5 4WT
E-mail: l.scullion@salford.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)161 295 5078
Fax: +44 (0)161 295 2925
Dr Lisa Scullion
Qualifications
PhD Social Policy
BA (Hons) Social Policy and Administration
Biography
Lisa joined the Salford Housing and Urban Studies Unit as a researcher in July 2006. Prior to joining the Unit, Lisa worked as a research officer for the University of Leeds where she was also Managing Editor of the journal Social Politics, and Lancaster University Management School (LUMS).
Research Experience
Lisa has expertise in qualitative research methods and extensive experience of fieldwork for externally funded research projects, in particular working with socially excluded and ‘hard to engage’ communities. She has worked on studies for local government, central government and regional assemblies, leading a number of studies with Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities. Over the last three years, Lisa has carried out ten studies across the UK focusing on the needs and experiences Central and Eastern European (CEE) migrant workers. She is currently co-investigator on a European Commission funded project looking at the treatment of Roma communities across six EU countries, and a JRF project looking at the link between immigration policy and forced labour. She is also a member of Europia – The Greater Manchester Forum for European Migrants.
Publications
Books
Morris, G., Dahl, S., Brown, P., Scullion, L. and Somerville, P. (2012) Somewhere Nowhere: Lives Without Homes, Salford: University of Salford/Lulu
Book Chapters
Brown, P., Scullion, L. and Niner, P. ‘Community research with Gypsies and Travellers: highlighting and negotiating compromises to reliability and validity’, in L. Goodson and J. Phillimore (eds) Community research: from theory to method, due to publish early 2011.
Hunt, L (2005) ‘Refugees and people seeking asylum: History and context’, in M. Harrison, D. Phillips, K. Chahal, L. Hunt and J. Perry (eds) Housing, Race and Community Cohesion, Coventry: Chartered Institute of Housing.
Refereed Articles
Brown, P. and Scullion, L. (2010) ‘"Doing research" with Gypsy-Travellers in England: reflections on experience and practice’, Community Development Journal, 45 (2): 169-185
Hunt, L. (2008) ‘Women asylum seekers and refugees: Opportunities, constraints and the role of agency’, Social Policy & Society, 7 (3): 281-292.
Research Reports
Brown, P., Morris, G., Scullion, L. and Somerville, P. (2012) Losing and Finding a Home: Homelessness, Multiple Exclusion and Everyday Lives, Salford: University of Salford
Brown, P., Scullion, L. and Morris, G. (2012) Solihull Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment, Salford: University of Salford
Brown, P., Scullion, L. and Morris, G. (2012) Gypsy, Traveller and Travelling Showpeople Accommodation Assessment: Sevenoaks, Salford: University of Salford
Brown, P., Scullion, L. and Morris, G. (2012) Gypsy and Traveller and Travelling Showpeople Accommodation Assessment: Maidstone, Salford: University of Salford
Steele, A., Morris, G., and Scullion, L. (2011) Housing, Race and Community Cohesion, Salford: University of Salford
Scullion, L. and Morris, G. (2011) Exploring the housing needs of migrant workers in Harlow and Broxbourne, Salford: University of Salford.
Pemberton, S. and Scullion, L. (2010) The implications in North West England of the migrant cap on non-EU workers: A case study of the health and social care sector, Salford: University of Salford.
Scullion, L. and Morris, G. (2010) Central and Eastern European migrants in Tameside, Salford: The University of Salford.
Scullion, L., Morris, G. and Henning, S. (2010) A study of the housing requirements of BME households in Dorset and Poole, Salford: The University of Salford.
Scullion, L. (2010) Central and Eastern European migrants in Daventry and South Northamptonshire: Developing a profile, Salford: University of Salford
Scullion, L. and Morris, G. (2010) Central and Eastern European migrant communities in Salford and Bury, Salford: University of Salford
Scullion, L., Morris, G. and Henning, S. (2010) A Study of the Housing Requirements of Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) Households in Dorset and Poole, Salford: University of Salford
Scullion, L. and Pemberton, S. (2010) Exploring migrant workers motivations for migration and their perceived contributions to the UK: A case study of Liverpool, Salford: University of Salford
Steele, A., Scullion, L. and Morris, G. (2009) A study of the housing and related needs of the Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) and Migrant Worker (A8 and A2) communities in North Yorkshire, Salford: University of Salford
Scullion, L. and Morris, G. (2009) A study of migrant workers in Peterborough, Salford: The University of Salford.
Scullion, L., Morris, G. and Steele, A. (2009) A study of A8 and A2 migrants in Nottingham, Salford: The University of Salford.
Scullion, L. and Morris, G. (2009) Migrant workers in Liverpool: A study of A8 and A2 nationals, Salford: The University of Salford.
Hunt, L. and Brown, P. (2008) Ribble Valley Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Needs Assessment, Salford: The University of Salford.
Hunt, L., Brown, P. and Condie, J. (2008) Cumbria Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment: Appleby Fair Assessment, Salford: The University of Salford.
Steele, A. and Hunt, L. (2008) Migrant workers in Bolton, Salford: The University of Salford.
Hunt, L., Steele, A. and Condie, J. (2008) Migrant workers in Rochdale and Oldham, Salford: The University of Salford.
Hunt, L., Brown, P. and Steele, A. (2007) Hull Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment, Salford: The University of Salford.
Hunt, L. Kempster, S. and Mayne, L. (2006) Scoping best practice training evaluation, Report for the Northern Leadership Academy (NLA), Lancaster: Lancaster University Management School (LUMS).
Hunt, L (2005) Women asylum seekers and refugees in West Yorkshire: Opportunities, constraints and the role of agency, Research Findings, Centre for Ethnicity and Racism Studies (CERS), Leeds: University of Leeds.