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PERUPolicy Evaluation Research Unit

At PERU, we believe that evaluation and research play an important role in human flourishing. For us, relationships are a core research theme, and methodological innovation is our core expertise. We hold these in critical tension to ensure we remain true to the demanding nature of social reality.

Latest Outputs

Research protocol published

Education, Childhood & Youth,Randomised Controlled Trials

26 October 2016

Professor Stephen Morris and colleagues at NatCen Social Research and Institute of Education publish a research protocol for the Family SKILLS cluster randomized controlled trial

‘Personalisation’: Is social innovation possible under Transforming Rehabilitation?

Criminal Justice,Systematic Review & Rapid Evidence Assessment

6 July 2016

When the Coalition government’s ‘rehabilitation revolution’ was first articulated, innovation was an important theme, encompassing innovation by frontline staff, by organisations working within a mixed economy and even social entrepreneurs.

Predictable Policing: Measuring the Crime Control Benefits of Hotspots Policing at Bus Stops

Criminal Justice,Randomised Controlled Trials

30 June 2016

A fairly robust body of evidence suggests that hotspots policing is an effective crime prevention strategy.

The 2010-2015 Coalition and Criminal Justice: Continuities and Contradictions

Criminal Justice,Big Data

3 May 2016

The criminal justice system (CJS) in England and Wales went through extensive reform under the Coalition Government of 2010-2015.

Correlates of mental health and psychological well-being of European youth: evidence from the Europe

Education, Childhood & Youth,Surveys & Longitudinal Data

1 April 2016

Joining Forces in Facing European Challenges: The CARPE Consortium on Applied Research and Profess

Systematic Review & Rapid Evidence Assessment

29 February 2016

In Global Perspectives on Strategic International Partnerships: A Guide to Building Sustainable Academic Linkages

PERU Outputs

Our outputs include peer-reviewed publications and reportsfor a range of academic, governmental and organisational stakeholders

PERUPolicy Evaluation Research Unit

At PERU, we believe that evaluation and research play an important role in human flourishing. For us, relationships are a core research theme, and methodological innovation is our core expertise. We hold these in critical tension to ensure we remain true to the demanding nature of social reality.

Latest Outputs

Research protocol published

‘Personalisation’: Is social innovation possible under Transforming Rehabilitation?

Predictable Policing: Measuring the Crime Control Benefits of Hotspots Policing at Bus Stops

The 2010-2015 Coalition and Criminal Justice: Continuities and Contradictions

Correlates of mental health and psychological well-being of European youth: evidence from the Europe

Joining Forces in Facing European Challenges: The CARPE Consortium on Applied Research and Profess

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