From: “The Community Leadership Training Project”, Ruskin College, Oxford, 2001-03:
Chamberlain A. and Bobbett P. (2004) Scrutiny Review on ‘Social Inclusion’ – Issues and Recommendations for Involving the Community in the Scrutiny Process – A Paper for the Officers and Councillors of Oxfordshire County Council
From: Research and Development Consultancy Work, 1996-98:
Chamberlain A. (1998) Exploring a Life History Approach to Understanding the Breakdown of Care in Domestic Settings. Full and summary reports, The Open University
Chamberlain A. (1997) The Dartford and Gravesham Parents’ Consortium - An Evaluation. The Open University and Kent County Council Social Services Department - Dartford and Gravesham Area
Chamberlain, A. (1997) Making Visiting More Effective! Report of a joint training day for the three Community Health Councils (CHCs) in North and Mid-Hampshire. Winchester and Central HampshireCommunity Health Council
Chamberlain, A. (1997) Winchester and Central Hampshire Community Health Council (CHC) Review Day. Winchester and Central Hampshire Community Health Council
Chamberlain, A. (1996) Bringing up Children in Tower Blocks: Researching Policy and Taking Action. Full and summary reports, Southampton Council of Under Eights
Chamberlain, A. (1996) Winchester and Central Hampshire Review Day. CHC Report
From: The Winchester Health Authority’s Community Health Initiative, 1986-1993:
Chamberlain, A. (1989) "You Need Patience for Waiting!" Report of a Survey of Patients. Eastleigh Health Centre
Chamberlain, A. (1989) “Bridging the Credibility Gap - A Task for Community Health Development Work?" Health - The Community’s Wealth, Report of the Proceedings of the Society of Health Education and Health Promotion Officers’ National Seminar Northern Ireland Branch
Chamberlain, A. (1991) "What We Have to Say ..." - a report to those concerned with local services written with the Eastleigh Carers’ Group. Winchester Health Authority
Chamberlain, A. (1992) "Taking Community Development Out of the Project Mould - One Health Authority’s Experience". Community Health Action 25, 17-19
Chamberlain, A. (1993) “Working Towards User-led Services Through a Mental Health Forum". Community Health Action, 27, 6-8
Chamberlain, A. (1993) “Responding to Carers’ Needs”. The A-Z of Quality: A Guide to Quality Initiatives in the NHS. London: NHS Management Executive
From: The Health Education Council’s (HEC’s) Research and Development Project, Southampton University, 1983-1986:
Chamberlain, A. (1985) "In Sickness and in Health". Youth in Society, 108, 22-24
Chamberlain, A. (1986) "Researching the Needs of ‘16-19s’ ”. Health Education Journal
Chamberlain, A. (1984) “The 16-19 Study: part of the HEC’s 12-19 Project". G Campbell et al. (ed.) Health Education and Youth: A Review of Research and Developments. London: Falmer Press
Chamberlain, A. (1987) "Talking with Young People". The HEC’s Health Action Pack for ’16-19s’. London: HEC
From: Case Study Research of Marathon Runners and Their Partners University of Southampton, 1986:
Chamberlain, A. and Evans, J. (1987) “Case Studies”. The Marathon Phenomenon - Research Report. 141-147. University of Southampton,
Physical Education Department
Chamberlain, A. et. al. (1989) "Ideology and Commitment in Family Life: A Case Study of Runners". Leisure Studies 8, 249-262
From: The National Children’s Bureau Resource and Development Project, 1979-1983:
Chamberlain, A. (1985) The "Early Warning Signs" Project - a National Children’s Bureau Local Resource and Development Project in Hampshire (conducted by Hampshire County Council (HCC) Education and Social Services Departments with the Health Authorities) Winchester: HCC
Chamberlain, A. (1986) "The Early Warning Signs Project: A National Children’s Bureau Resource and Development Project in Hampshire". Social Work in Education.10, 6-17
Chamberlain, A. (1986) "Early Warning Signs: Preventive Work with Young Children and their Families". Health at School, 1.8. 251-252.
From: “Consultant Gynaecologists’ Attitudes Towards Abortion” - Research Project, University of Southampton, 1978-1979:
Chamberlain, A. (1979) “Consultant Gynaecologists’ Attitudes to Induced Abortion in Wessex”, Project Report, Southampton University
Chamberlain, A. (1980) "The Wessex Abortion Studies: II, Attitudes of Consultant Gynaecologists to Provision of Abortion Services". The Lancet. 140-142.
Chamberlain, A. (1980) "Consultant Gynaecologists and Attitudes Towards Abortion". Journal of Biosocial Science 12, 407-415.
Chamberlain, A. (1981) "Consultant Gynaecologists and Abortion on Demand". The British Journal of Sexual Medicine, Vol.8 (Part One, April)
Chamberlain, A. (1981) "Consultant Gynaecologists and Abortion on Demand". The British Journal of Sexual Medicine, Vol. 8 (Part Two, May)
Chamberlain, A. (1981)"Abortion? Whose Decision?" Journal of Health and Social Services, 13 March, p. 292
From: “The Career of the Mildly Mentally Handicapped ’Offender’”, Research Project, University of Bristol, 1975-1977
Chamberlain, A. (1978) with Oliver Russell, “The Career of the Mildly Mentally Handicapped ’Offender’ ”. Mental Handicap Studies Research Report, No. 8. Bristol: University of Bristol
From Thesis: Chamberlain, A. (1976) The Social Context of High Fertility: A Study of a Sample of Leeds Women, PhD Thesis,Department of Sociology University of Leeds.
Chamberlain, A. (1971) "The Role of Family Planning". David Bull (ed.) Family Poverty. London: Duckworth
Chamberlain, A. (1972) "The Role of Family Planning". David Bull (ed.) Family Poverty.2nd Edition. London:Duckworth
Chamberlain, A.(1973) with R. Towler, "Common Religion". Michael Hill (ed.) A Sociological Yearbook of Religion in Britain 6, London: SCM Press.1-28.
Chamberlain, A. (1976) "Planning Versus Fatalism". Journal of Biosocial Science 8, 1-16.
Chamberlain, A. (1979) Resume of above, "Planning Versus Fatalism". D J Bogue and G W Rumsey (eds.) Family Planning Resume. Community and Family Study Center, University of Chicago, l2:1, 203-208
Chamberlain, A. (1976) "Gin and Hot Baths". New Society 37, No. 719, 112-114
Chamberlain, A. (1978) " ‘Birth Control Motivation’ - What Does It Mean?" The Health Visitor, 51, 374-377
Chamberlain, A. (1978) "Mothers of Large Families and Birth Control Education". The Health Education Journal. 37, No.4, 219-230
Chamberlain, A. (1979) "Coitus Interruptus - the Ubiquitous Contraceptive". The British Journal of Sexual Medicine, 6, 24-26
Chamberlain, A. (1980) “Talking About Babies and Birth Control". Update, Vol. 20, 545-551
Chamberlain, A. (1980) "The Problem of Birth Control". Novum
Chamberlain, A. (1981) "Unwelcome Pregnancy: Support from the GP". BMA News Review. 7, 6, vi-viii. (Published under the wrong name: apology in Vol. 7).
From: Voluntary Work
(i) For the Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG):
Chamberlain, A. and Hawthorn, G. (1972) “Poverty and The Population Debate” A Memorandum to The Ross (Population) Panel; presented by CPAG to the Ross Panel
(ii) For the Southampton Mothers’ and Toddlers’ Association:
Chamberlain, A. (1984) "’What Do Mothers Say?’ - A Consumer Survey”, Southampton Council of Community Service Report
(iii) Articles about a Health Study Tour in Nicaragua, June 1991:
Chamberlain, A. (1999) "Los Pipitos". Concern, Winter 1991, 11;
The National Children’s Bureau (Reproduced in Community Health Action, Community Health UK No.25, 24.)
Chamberlain, A. (1991) "Building a Neighbourhood in Managua". The Friend, 22 Nov. 1496-1497
Chamberlain, A. and Gregory, B. (1991)"A Family Affair in Nicaragua". Therapy Weekly, 12 Dec.
Chamberlain, A. (1992) "War-damaged Children - ’Frozen in Bereavement’". The Association for Child Psychology and Psychiatry Newsletter, Vol.14, No. 2, 81
Chamberlain, A. (1992)"Creativity Can Move Mountains". Professional Nurse. June, 622
Chamberlain, A. (1993) "Learning From Each Other - Inspiration and Example from Nicaragua". Community Development Journal Vol.28, No.1, 31-37
(iv) With a chiropractor, special needs teacher and an educational psychologist - a pilot study of "The Neural Organisation Technique", 1989-1992:
Chamberlain, A., Collingwood, L., Graham, M. and Thomas, E (1992) A Pilot Research Study - The Application of ’The Neural Organisation Technique’ to Children Having Learning Disabilities and Dyslexia. Southampton Chiropractic Clinic
Chamberlain, A. (1992) "New Technique Helps Dyslexic Children". Concern, The National Children's Bureau. No.82, 6-7